Women in Islam - Unit 5

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Because it violates Islamic law

Why did Bourguiba ban the headscarf once his country earned its independence from France

Elijah Muhammad, Malcolm X, W. Deen Mohammed, and Louis Farrakhan

According to the author, "the literature on African American Muslims is focused almost entirely on the history of the Islamic religious groups led by four men." Who are these men

A,B, and C

According to the author, what do Americans know

Were among the first leaders of the NOI

African American women...

True

African Americans are the largest group of nonimmigrant Muslims in the US

Durel: There is no Tunisian identity Bourguiba: Tunisian identity is defined by Islam, the veil, and territory

Durel and Bourguiba argued about identity during colonial times in Tunisia. Select the options that define their positions in this debate

Christianity

Elijah Muhammad argues that ______ oppressed and impeded the religious, cultural, and moral advancement of African American people

False

English women's clothing was considered oppressive by some Turkish women

Roots, history, personality, culture, civilization

For Muslim women, Islamic identity is about ...

As a uniform, Islamic dress can be a source of authority

How can Islamic dress be seen as a matter of authority

All of the above

How can Islamic dress be seen as a matter of respect

True

Iran demanded that the Turkish government life the ban on women wearing headscarves because it violated Islamic law

Tunisia's fight for independence...

It was suggested that women are used to either construct or deconstruct national identity. What was the specific example that was mentioned

False

Like the rest of the Muslims in America, African Americans who are Muslims face issues of assimilation

Founded the Organization for Afro-American Unity

Malcolm X ...

False

Malcolm X founded the Nation of Islam

False

Most of the African American Muslims are Shi'ite Muslims

All of the above

Muslim women, for example, wear Islamic dress because, for them, it could be a matter of ...

True

Some women in the Middle East would say that God decides their wardrobes for them

False

Some women in the Middle East would say that the men or husbands decide their wardrobes for them

True

The French president, Sarkozy, equated wearing headscarf to genital mutilation

Integration but not assimilation

The Turkish prime minister, speaking in Germany, supported ...

Brought protesters to the streets Elicited reactions from Turkey's neighbors

The lifting of the ban on headscarves in Turkey ...

The West knows that Muslim women are oppressed and that Muslim people are ignorant because these claims are manufactured in Western culture by the same men who have also littered the culture with "facts" about Western women and how inferior and irrational they are

The author argues that ...

True

The author cites her personal reaction to the characterization of women under Islam before and after living in the US. Her experience supports the idea that one's position regarding social issues depends on one's set of circumstances

All of the above

The author claims that "just as American 'know,' that Arabs are backward, they know also with the same flawless certainty that Muslim women are terribly oppressed and degraded." How do they know this

Feminists

The author contends that, although Western ______ have succeeded in rejecting their culture's myths about (Western) women and their innate inferiority and irrationality, they continue to subscribe to and perpetuate those myths about Muslims, including Muslim women

Because for nearly a thousand years, the Western world and the Muslim world have been intermittently at war

The author contents that "for centuries, the Western world has been systmatically falsifying and villifying the Muslim world--and for centuries they did indeed have a powerful motive for doing so." What was the motive

All of the above

The class discussion of why we wear what we wear led to what conclusion(s)

The NOI

The development of the Black Nationalism movement parallels the development and the sustenance of _________

Was in use among all the peoples of the area, from the Greeks to the Pesians

The veil, which is associated with Muslim women's oppression, ...

False

There are only limited references on record in the body of orthodox Muslim literature supporting the notion that women are animals or have no souls

The apologist framework and the political uses of Islam (hegemonic Islam)

What are the two feminist approaches to studying women in Islam discussed in this article

Awareness of male oppression Female independence of mind

What did the female homosocial world foster

Westerners are also restricted on wardrobe choices, because freedom of choice in a Eurocentric style means there is a certain appearance to maintain

What is stated about the relationship between freedom and clothing

Western action

What is the reason for conflict in the Middle East

A religion, a blick nationalism movement

What was the Nation of Islam (NOI)

The ban was intended to safeguard secularism

What was the purpose or cause of the ban on headscarves in Turkey's public institutions

Apparel is how types of societies become known

What would Franz Fanon say about apparel in relation to society

Territory, people, leadership

Which of the following are necessary to create a nation


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