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Published: 2009-07-19 22:07:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 19926; Favourites: 149; Downloads: 124
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Rather paradox: Deliverance through prohibition.I've had this idea for a long time. Hope you understand and like it ^^
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I displaced the girl, because she looked very small before. She still do a bit, but I think now it's ok.
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IF you like beeing slave to muslim men the OK just dont do it here. I dont want muslim men used to female slaves anywhere near my daugher.
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(facepalm) that's really racist.
If she wants to wear an headscarf, let her, it's not like she's wearing one of Lady Gaga's costumes... (that would be fucking creepy)
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Wha als ich das Bild gesehen hab dachte ich ernsthaft die wΓΌrde der ihr Kopftuch runterziehen (also, dass sich das Bild bewegen wΓΌrde)
Gute Arbeit
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Cool, ich hab einen nicht geplanten Animationseffekt hinbekommenn, haha, danke
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Geez it's your choice, sometimes I just wish people would just make their own disions and not worry about everyone eles choices
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Also this is the first piece of your work which I saw linked to on a friend FB wall that got me to look up your work which is awesome
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The irony is the blonde 'liberated' woman doesn't realize she doing something much worst than the hijab forced or not as she is forcibly stripping the hijab wearing woman of her clothes which could be seen as an act of assualt.
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It should be shown to every person who see hijab as a tool of opression and every Muslim woman as a helpless victim. That's how their "care" for our "freedom" sometimes look to us. At least to me...
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No different from a Christian forcing their beliefs on an Atheist.
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She looks like your typical dumb blonde. ^^
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One of my favorites.
Reminds me a situation, when professors asked to take-off hijab veils in their classes to a muslim girls.
I found it so discriminating and sad, although I did not wear hijab at that time and knew very few things about Islam, basicly "horror-movie" type stories, that local media and newspapers so actively spread out in the society...
Inchallah, the oppressors will not succeed and a right to wear a hijab will be as free as the air we breath!!
Ameen.
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ameen, I'm very optimistic, alhamdulillah ^^
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HHHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAHAHAHA. It makes me laugh. This is quite a naive drawing.
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I like it. 
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Thank you. No prob, I understand what you mean ^^
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In the US, there's a term for this kind of activity. It's called "liberal fascism".
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This is a very nice manifestation of what is happening and the distress it causes women who wear the Hijab.
Awesome!
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I'm very interested in speaking to another Muslim artist from another country! I'm American, so I'll be messaging you when it's not bed time, hehe. Very nice art. I love your sense of activism in your work. Allah-hafiz~
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I saw a teacher do this to a girl once. That is so rude 
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That's true. Thanks for your comment
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I don't get why they call headscarfs oppressive. I mean, it only covers the womans hair. Whats the big deal? If a woman wants to dress like this, then thats her right! At least she's have self-respect unlike some woman who love showing off their "womanly features".
People should dress the way they want without discrimination. Even us Pagans have our own dress code. Though we usually on abide by it during gatherings or special occasions.
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Exactly 
Really? That's interesting. What does the Pagans' dress code look like?
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Well, during special occasions, our outfits are based on medievil and celtic fashion. We also have the option of wearing hooded cloaks with our outfits. I own a few outfits like this. Mostly puffy blouses and long skirts. VERY comfortable during the summer.
Heres a good example of our special clothing. This is what a Pagan woman would most likely wear to her wedding;
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Ah, sounds interesting. The wedding dress is very pretty ^^
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Yup.^^ and I've seen what Muslim women wear to their weddings. The dresses are so beautiful!
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Actually there isn't something like a "Muslim" wedding dress, because it depends on the culture. Indonesians have other dresses then Egyptians. And German Muslim brides look different to Turkish Muslim brides ^^ Diversity is beautiful (: I also like the Indian clothing
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Yeah. Every religion and culture has it's beauty. Sadly, you get individuals who gives them a bad name. Whats really sad is the people judging the entre faith/culture for the crimes of these individuals.
It happens with us Pagans. Alot of Christians hate us because a large majority of us practise witchcraft, calling us Satan worshippers. That dosen't make sense considering we don't believe in Satan or the concept of "evil". Besides, our spells are more like charms for people. It could be for luck, love or even health. Spells that hurt people, or curses, are strictly forbidden in our faith.
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Just wanted to add, that in Islam we also believe in witchcraft, however in our religion it is not permissible to learn or to use it. There are still many people who use it - especially with bad intentions.
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Sadly, it's not uncommen for people to use the craft unwisely. We call it dark magic. Anyone caught using it in our coven is immediently excommunicated. Our spells are to help people, not hurt them.
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I see.. that's interesting. You're the first Pagan I talk to ^^
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Cool.^^ Usually people are kinda skeptical around me when I mention I'm Pagan. But I'm not scary...I hope. LOL
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Ich finde hijab echt schΓΆn <3
I think it's honorable and lovely when girls and women choose to wear it ^^
I'm Catholic, but I wear a veil to church and when praying, though it is of a different style and doesn't cover my hair so completely. Not many Catholic women do this anymore though.
You are also a very good artist!
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Thank you! 
Cool, you speak German? ^^
Yes, I already heard that Catholics have similar opinions concerning this issue. I guess, that's why many Eastern European women used to cover their hair as well or are there different reasons?
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Hehe, no problem!
And yes, I can speak German 
I'm not too sure about that, actually...I know that many Eastern European women did, but I never thought of putting those two things together 
I am from New Zealand so I don't really know too much about Europe, really.. ^^
Sometimes I wish I wore my veil all the time, but I don't know.. >3<
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Ah, ist ja interessant, dass du Deutsch sprichst ^^
Yes, i can well imagine, that wearing the veil all the time would be much more unfamiliar for you (:
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