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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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Ich habe in der Schule gelernt ^^
Today I wore it all the way home from church (walking and on the train). It was a bit scary, but I really liked it 
One woman even came up to me, in the church, and said she wanted to start wearing her one again, and that it looked beautiful. I'm happy to inspire the modesty!
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Really? That's great. Keep strong ^^
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Even i have learned modesty is important...just the other day i went to a dance my friend was having and well so many young were wearing sleevless or really short sleeved dress with no coat or jacket or undershirt and i was one of the few who chose to wear a dress it was sleeveless but i chose to put a long sleeved white button up shirt under neath and i was wearring leggings that went to may ankles then socks and well....it's just amazing about what some girls think is acceptable to wear..... I never feel comfortale in wearing skimpy immodest clothing...it's uncomfortable going out in public like that i have a bit of understanding as to why muslim women wear Hijab ...it's to guard their modesty and to guard he dignity. It does not oppress rather it liberates ^^....wow...very sorry for the long comment..... Peace
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Hey, no problem.
It's really nice, to meet someone, who understands the aim of hijab and who doesn't feel comfortable being.. well half-naked or so. Sometimes it's so hard to explain it and especially women feel offended.
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many of people say islam is annoying the free of the girl
they can't understand islam safe every gril
love this drawing so much sweetie
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Wonderful idea! May I share, please? I'll make sure to include a link to your page!
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I want to free her too!!! ( from that woman, hehe 
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This is genius! I absolutely love it. Masha'Allah, very creative. I was wondering if I could possibly use this image on my blog? I'll link back to you?
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Thank you! Yes, sure, no problem ^^
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Another great picture here capturing the essence of a mis-communication between cultures.
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Awesome concept..
i really do like your amazing ideas sis..
Jazaki Allah Khier..
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Thank you! This makes me happy (:
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Very interesting idea.
Many Americans are not told about the option of the way people in the Middle East dress.
I guess an equivalent could be a woman wearing a proper long sleeved dress with an angle length bottom.
Many people would protest and say the American girl could dress in a revealing fashion because the women who were oppressed HAD to dress all covered up.
Plus, many Americans are paranoid for people dressing up for the way they do.
Although I don't know much about the head dress, if I recall correctly it's suppose to represent a deflection in the interest in boys (if I'm thinking of the right head dress).
Guess there's still plenty of cultural clashes in America.
But great artwork!
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Thanks for your comment! I think most of the prejudices result from a lack of communication and for fear of unfamiliar things, as you said.
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nice ilustration..
you get them sist! hahaha
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Woohooooo!
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nice drawing, and yeah, the paradox
i'm sorry to hear there's a headscarf issue at germany
I thought only France had problem, ignorant me : /
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Well, in Germany it's much less problematic than in France. We still can wear headscarfs in public and in school. alhamdulillah. But it's often an issue, when you search for a job (especially as a teacher)..
Well! Now you are in the know (;
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I don't think the proportions are crazy. I think that it looks good that the blonde woman is leaping up to free the Muslim girl. I think it represents America looking over other nations because they think they're the biggest and the best. The fact that it's a woman freeing another woman is amusing to me. It's just not something you would expect. 
Anyway, I LOVE this picture! I think it's so adorable. You've done the expressions really well.
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Thank you so much for your comment and interesting interpretation
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loved the idea..
no body asked them to free us..we are already free ..^^
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wow,you''re sooo right with this one xD
they try to give us freedom by saying the hijaab is bad and not hog for us,but if we want to wear it, they actually force us
Where stays the freedom then? ._.
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That's the confusing question ^^
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T_T my mom won't let me wear a hijab but I want to!!!
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Oh, that's sad.. Dare I ask: Is she a non-muslim?
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Lol!! More like a daring assault!! I so like this artwork!!
The girls is small but it's still cool!
Assalamualaikum~
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haha! i love their expressions! you know when i first saw it i thought of it as a girl and her teacher or something...
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hm.. could be.. actually I had a very similar teacher, but she never did something that direct ^^
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Where they call it freedom, many of us would say it's complete anarchy.. I find western women's clothing to be oppressive because it is designed to please and impress the man rather than protect a woman's dignity. Why should a woman have to parade herself like that in front of complete strangers, it is demeaning to the woman and a form of oppression and sexism.
I also think it is very oppressive and hypocritical that they would force their ways upon us and call it 'liberation', when in all fairness that is a form of discrimination and oppression itself.
If a woman wants to wear a hijab, niqab, or anything else, then who are they to question that decision.. it is the woman's right to be modest and cover herself however she sees fit, no one should try and stop her.
Islam has done more to liberate women than any other system in history, and it wasn't until the 20th century that western women were allowed to vote, work, own property, receive inheritance, speak freely, and even choose their husband, whereas Islam had brought all of this many centuries before.
I am glad that someone supports a woman's right to her own dignity out there, keep it going!
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Awesome explanation! I couldn't do it better myself (in English anyway) ^^
May I refer to your comment in my artist's comment
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Thanks, I wouldn't mind
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Genauso wie die Alte da ist meine alkoholabhΓ€ngige Kochlehrerin XD
Sie versucht andauernd, ne Freundin von mir dazu zu bewegen, kein Kopftuch mehr zu tragen, sie wollte sie sogar mal vom Unterricht ausschliessen...angeblich weil sie "frech auf ihre Ansichten" antwortete.
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