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Palestinian. Being a stylist, I'm not the "material girl" everyone presumes me to be. I've given up parts of my life for the sake of God's approval & I don't believe in pushing my beliefs on anyone bc of what I choose to sacrifice. I view misfortunes as more of blessings than luxuries. A born expressionist. Art enthusiast. I find beauty in everything & simple things make me happiest. I long for those things that money cannot buy; the in-disposables. I'm complicated & at times hard to handle, but 100% authentic.


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Iranian Women’s National Soccer Team Banned from Olympic Qualifying Tournament Players of the Iranian women’s national soccer team react after withdrawing from their qualifying match against Jordan for the 2012 London Olympic Games in Amman June 3. The Iranian team were banned from the match on Friday in the second round of qualifiers in protest against guidelines on their veil. The FIFA woman’s association requires that any covering used does not cover the neck and ears. In Iran all women are required to cover their hair in public to conform to the Islamic dress code. (Ali Jarekji/Reuters) It’s important to remember that women’s rights in Iran are trampled on in every category and they’re treated as second class citizens, at best. They are required to wear the veil; it is NOT their personal choice.  The only countries that mandate the hijab today are Iran and Saudi Arabia. 


Iranian Women’s National Soccer Team Banned from Olympic Qualifying Tournament

Players of the Iranian women’s national soccer team react after withdrawing from their qualifying match against Jordan for the 2012 London Olympic Games in Amman June 3. The Iranian team were banned from the match on Friday in the second round of qualifiers in protest against guidelines on their veil. The FIFA woman’s association requires that any covering used does not cover the neck and ears. In Iran all women are required to cover their hair in public to conform to the Islamic dress code. (Ali Jarekji/Reuters)

It’s important to remember that women’s rights in Iran are trampled on in every category and they’re treated as second class citizens, at best. They are required to wear the veil; it is NOT their personal choice. 

The only countries that mandate the hijab today are Iran and Saudi Arabia. 

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Posted: Monday June 6th, 2011 at 6:04am
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