2016
DOI: 10.26530/oapen_605456
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The Muslim Question in Europe

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“…Lain halnya dengan tradisi berjilbab wanita muslim di Persia, Turki, Cina, Anak Benua India, Afrika, dan Belahan Barat. 19 Meskipun "berjilbab" bagi seorang wanita muslimah didasarkan oleh perintah menutup aurat yang sama, namun pilihan model, warna, gaya, dan aksesorisnya berbeda-beda sesuai dengan ruang, waktu, kultur, dan ortodoksi Islam yang dianut oleh masyarakatnya. Adanya perbedaan-perbedaan tradisi Islam tersebut merupakan sebuah keniscayaan sosio-kultural yang menjadi tantangan umat Islam di masing-masing wilayahnya.…”
Section: B Islam Asia Tenggara Dan Kajian Islam Pinggiranunclassified
“…Lain halnya dengan tradisi berjilbab wanita muslim di Persia, Turki, Cina, Anak Benua India, Afrika, dan Belahan Barat. 19 Meskipun "berjilbab" bagi seorang wanita muslimah didasarkan oleh perintah menutup aurat yang sama, namun pilihan model, warna, gaya, dan aksesorisnya berbeda-beda sesuai dengan ruang, waktu, kultur, dan ortodoksi Islam yang dianut oleh masyarakatnya. Adanya perbedaan-perbedaan tradisi Islam tersebut merupakan sebuah keniscayaan sosio-kultural yang menjadi tantangan umat Islam di masing-masing wilayahnya.…”
Section: B Islam Asia Tenggara Dan Kajian Islam Pinggiranunclassified
“…In sum, depictions made in the purest Orientalist fashion, ignoring change (Berg and Lundahl 2016). Orientalist and neo-colonial discourses reactivating binary readings further deprive Muslim women of their agency (O'Brien 2016). This is despite the fact that, since Françoise Gaspard and Farhad Khosrokhavar study in 1995 (who had already concluded that women wearing the veil desired to be both French and Muslim), a number of studies have emphasized the autonomy of women in their choice of veiling and the plurality of motives behind this choice (Gaspard and Khosrokhavar 1995;Amer 2014;Tarlo 2015).…”
Section: Thesocialsciencescommentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is despite the fact that, since Françoise Gaspard and Farhad Khosrokhavar study in 1995 (who had already concluded that women wearing the veil desired to be both French and Muslim), a number of studies have emphasized the autonomy of women in their choice of veiling and the plurality of motives behind this choice (Gaspard and Khosrokhavar 1995;Amer 2014;Tarlo 2015). These neocolonial perspectives also essentialize Muslims as one single homogeneous block when in fact they constitute a diverse group (Warner and Wenner 2006;Laurence and Vaïsse 2006;O'Brien 2016).…”
Section: Thesocialsciencescommentioning
confidence: 99%