Diary of a Muslimah
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Last published Fri, Sep 26, 2014
Diary of a Muslimah, is the perks, downs and the every day life of a girl trying to make her religion and western society mold into one.
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Growing up in the west is anything but easy for the teenage Muslim Ameerah Hasaan where she is constantly questioned and bullied because of her hijab (headscarf) by her peers and neighborhood acquaintances. And if that is not enough, Ameerah is confused by her parents controversial views on the hijab, her mom Aidah strongly believes in the importance of the hijab and that it protects the Muslim girls, however, Ameerah's dad although he grew up in a very conservative Lebanese society, fails to see the importance and benefits of the hijab and advises his daughter to take it off so that a burden will be lifted off Ameerah's back. Can Ameerah wear her hijab?
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