Djavann especially condemns the veiling of little girls, calling it abuse because it makes them internalize at an early age that they should be ashamed: "Don't we hide what we are ashamed of?... Since childhood, these veiled girls feel guilty… From childhood, little girls are aware that they are a threat to boys and men…" In addition, the girls are a "constant threat to Islamic morals: a girl could bring about a crime, be slaughtered by her father or brothers to cleanse their sullied honor. Indeed, the honor of men is cleansed with girls' blood!"The blog, Cobourg Atheist has a highly astute article concerning the hijab, the veil and its overall negative effects on women, girls and society. The critique was written by a Muslim woman, so that should shut the mouths of Western feminists and their knee-jerk accusation of that cannard, islamaphobia. It is most definitely worth a read. Canadian-Muslim, Tarek Fatah, author of Chasing a Mirage: The Tragic Illusion of an Islamic State weighs in on the hijab in today's National Post.
Below is an example of how ludicrous western news media has become in prostating itself to the uber-sensitivities of a retrograde culture. I present this photo published in the Toronto Star to illustrate an article on Visions Of Mohammed, along with my disdainful response. This is how to read and respond to a news picture:
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