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This is a continuation of part two of our lecture that I gave I began last week about the

reality of the Hijab.

Last week I had mentioned the fact that the Hijab has become a symbol between a very brutal

battle of two different camps.

It is no longer about the woman's head covering.

It is about identity.

It is about, frankly, one civilization, the Western civilization, trying to superimpose

its understanding upon our shadi and our understanding.

This is happening around the globe, whether it is in France, whether it is in India, and

of course I forgot to mention I got a lot of messages quibekin right up north from us

up north in Canada.

So it is happening all over the world.

So I wanted to talk a little bit about that from a sociological perspective.

That was last week.

This week we are going to move on and talk about the issue of the covering more from a

textual i.e. from the Quran and from the Sunnah perspective.

And before I begin, again I have to take a step back because the topic has become so

charged and so sensitive that it is important that we give these disclaimers.

The sensitivity arises from the fact that some people say that men are always obsessed

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