Persepolis: Women In Islam

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This essays very interesting and educational for me. And reminded the reading of “Persepolis” and I had culture shock, wow, how it was and how that become, I didn’t know that! Same thing here, in this essay, the author introduce a lot of new aspects that I didn’t know. To be honest, women in Islam in the understanding of most people of our planet is associated with male superiority, female discrimination, gender inequality, patriarchy. But, I am realizing again and again, that we, people from a different cultural background, don’t know a lot about religions and traditions of other cultures. But today the woman in Islam is socially active: women in the Islamic world master new computer technologies, engage in politic, teaching, does journalistic