The Elegance of the Modest Woman
I came across this article below years ago. I haven’t been able to verify it, so if you can help, please leave a comment below. 
The Toronto Star – Jan. 23, 2002
While out for dinner last week with colleagues, we sat beside three 20-something women. There was the usual posing and glances exchange, and as they paid their bill two Muslim women entered and sat nearby. Whispers were quickly exchanged and we could hear, “Why do they wear those things anyway?” … “I feel sorry for them” … and so on.
As they filed out of the restaurant, we noticed they sported a mixed collection of the following: skin tight pants, short skirts, exposed midriffs, push-up bras, high heels, jewelry, see-through or plunging tops, piercings, lipstick and makeup, and one had breast implants for certain. We observed the two Muslim women as they were engaged in close conversation over coffee.
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Muslim Women are Oppressed by Ignorant Non-Muslims
If you want to know how Muslim women feel, ask Muslim women. Don’t ask or listen to non-Muslims talking on behalf of Muslim women — people who pretend to champion Muslim women’s rights when they don’t know anything about Islam or Muslim women.
Hear what an Australian Muslim says about hijab.
Categories: Muslim women Tags: hijab is oppressive, islamic veil, Muslim women's view on jihab, oppressed Muslim women, oppression of Muslim women
Muslim Women Do That
The way people stereotype Muslim women can sometimes be hilarious. I burst out laughing when a man interviewed in this video said: I like women, Muslim or not.
Categories: Muslim women Tags: stereotype muslim women, what being a muslim woman is like