A Comparison Between Veiling and Unveiling By Halah bint Abdullah

ISBN: 9789960740546
Author: Halah bint Abdullah (A woman author)
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 47
Size: 12x17cm
Publication Year: 1995
Description
About This Book:
"A Comparison Between Veiling and Unveiling," by Halah bint Abdullah, is a thought-provoking discussion of the intricate and much-contested topic of veiling in Islam. Halah delivers a comprehensive study that goes beyond the surface, engaging readers in a complex discourse about the choices women make regarding veiling and unveiling. She has a good awareness of cultural nuances and a genuine respect for other opinions.
Cultural viewpoints and Historical background:
The book begins a journey by diving into the cultural viewpoints and historical background of veiling and uncovering. Halah bint Abdullah presents a thorough analysis of the cultural influences and historical changes that have formed veiling traditions in many groups, creating a fuller awareness of the range of interpretations and implementations.
Religious Significance and Interpretations:
This section delves into the religious significance of veiling in Islam, providing readers with a thorough examination of relevant Quranic texts and Hadiths. Halah investigates multiple interpretations, emphasizing the various approaches and scholarly viewpoints that have contributed to the ongoing debate around veiling.
Empowerment and Agency:
The author delves deeply into the themes of empowerment and agency about veiling and uncovering. Readers get a grasp of how women perceive and exercise their agency in making veiling decisions through personal tales, case studies, and scholarly insights, challenging preconceptions and misconceptions.
Veiling in Modern Contexts:
As the book develops, Halah bint Abdullah addresses the contemporary relevance of veiling, recognizing the changing socioeconomic landscapes and the junction between tradition and modernity. The chapter examines the effects of globalization, shifting social standards, and the many forms of veiling in the modern Muslim world.