Her offense: wearing a head scarf during a television interview.
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Ms. Khan wore a head scarf known as a hijab.
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Letter From Europe PARIS — What is it about the head scarf?
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At age 11, she decided to put on a head scarf.
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Then there is the telltale polka-dot head scarf, and Mrs.
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She also has inveighed against wearing a head scarf in public.
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The head scarf might be a simple expression of individual piety.
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The same rationale has been used to deny a schoolteacher the right to wear her head scarf in the classroom, and to bar a university student from sitting for an exam while wearing a head scarf.
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All women, including visiting foreigners, are obliged to wear a head scarf.
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At one point, the couple comforted a woman in a head scarf.
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"Never lose hope," she said, wiping away tears with her head scarf.
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Defying risk of arrest, women have protested the compulsory Islamic head scarf.
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Elsewhere, he's meticulous about artful head scarf textures or graphic T-shirts.
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Muslim Teenager Proposes Emoji of Woman Wearing a Head Scarf A 15-year-old high school student in Berlin is proposing an emoji with a head scarf, or hijab, to represent the millions of Muslim women who wear one.
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Stop wearing the hijab [head scarf], you don't know how to respect it.
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A Muslim mother was reprimanded by an official for wearing a head scarf.
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The striking head scarf is only worn by Swedish princesses once they're married.
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Zari has multicolored hair and wears a head scarf with her school uniform.
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Some, like failing to wear the head scarf and drinking alcohol, still are.
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His wife doesn't wear a head scarf, but his sister and mother do.
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She was wearing the head scarf and I said, 'I really don't care.
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Whatever their dress — suit, sari, head scarf — people looked huddled and hunkered down.
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Ms. Ankis pulled her head scarf low, for a moment, removing a tear.
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She had a Muslim boyfriend and converted, wearing a head scarf in public.
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For more than 10 of those 18 years, I have worn a head scarf.
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"I am not suggesting to throw away the head scarf or anything," she signed.
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Ms. Okuyeva served as a sniper, wearing a camouflaged head scarf at the front.
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"Not here, not today," a French politician told a woman wearing a head scarf.
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Citizenship tests, head-scarf bans, language lessons enforced as if they are a punishment.
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Ali said she had experienced no discrimination during her visit despite her head scarf.
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Though she isn't Muslim, she wears a head scarf to blend in with other immigrants.
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Aurelia Cline-Thomas, who wore a bright head scarf, got up to make her presentation.
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Ditching my classically wrapped head scarf for a turban style has helped, but not entirely.
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Raghda's hair remains neatly tucked under a lilac head scarf, Rafaa's under a black one.
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My mom's head scarf, our odd names and our shaded skin led to persistent inquiries.
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As I boarded the train, I saw a woman in a hijab, a head scarf.
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"People think that we can never wear a head scarf by choice," Ms. Pougetoux said.
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She wore no head scarf and an open black robe rather than a conventional abaya.
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The young man's sister, who was wearing a blue head scarf, had collapsed in grief.
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This woman wasn't particularly religious, though she did dress modestly and wore a head scarf.
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Mr. Kurz' latest proposal is to ban the head scarf for girls up age 14.
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Ms. Sabbagh, wrapped in a purple head scarf, immediately spoke up, addressing the entire room.
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The head-scarf and breast-feeding emojis seem to be in line with this trend.
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"The Asics look really classic, and also she has this beautiful head scarf," he said.
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Omar will also be the first Congress member to wear a Muslim hijab, or head scarf.
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A woman in a head scarf sat near a white guy in a Tim Lincecum jersey.
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Khan, 26, who wears a head scarf - or hijab - also has an essay in the book.
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The decision to forego the traditional head scarf is considered particularly deviant in Saudi Arabian culture.
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As soon as she realized what was happening, she ran to put on her head scarf.
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Women are protesting against the mandatory head scarf, but this is just one example of dissent.
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It is against Iranian law for a woman to appear in public without a head scarf.
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"When I was a young girl, my grandfather made me wear a head scarf," she said.
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"I feel good right now," Jarmon, who was wearing a head scarf, told DeGeneres on the Oct.
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My teacher forced me to take off my head scarf in front of all the other pupils.
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I posed for a fresh passport photo wearing a black head scarf, red lipstick, and a scowl.
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She had covered her hair with a black head scarf and crossed her arms to keep warm.
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His wife leaned forward, her face draped in a long white head scarf, close to the screen.
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You have to mind what color head scarf you can wear, or how long your pants are.
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Either way, the effect was both movie star in a convertible on the Riviera and head scarf.
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"Why aren't you wearing a jilbab?" she asked one, referring to what Indonesians call a head scarf.
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They were horrified by dancing and by a Christian social worker who didn't wear a head scarf.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, the head-scarf emoji has drawn its share of negative reaction on social media.
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He explained to me, 'You are a Chechen girl, and so you will wear a head scarf.
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Pink lipstick Her social media photographs show a self-assured, clear-eyed young woman in a head scarf.
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"I felt liberated," Hamidi told Reuters after swapping her black face-covering veil for a red head scarf.
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In some countries, the term is used to describe any veil or head scarf, similar to a hijab.
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When he ventured into the field, he said, he found her slippers and a blood-soaked head scarf.
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With the bun, I didn't even have to wear the head scarf when running, which was a plus.
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In front of it, a woman paces to and fro, in curlers and head scarf, cigarette in hand.
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The killer said he had meant to set an "example for those who would ban" the head scarf.
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Inside, a grandmother in a head scarf rocked a crying toddler as children played with a donated dollhouse.
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Ilhan Omar, a Minnesota Democrat, will be the first US lawmaker to wear a head scarf or hijab.
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It said at least one teacher had removed her head scarf while at work to keep her job.
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Like almost every girl she knew, Esraa started wearing a head scarf when she was in middle school.
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Attendance at madrasas, or Islamic schools, is swelling, and more women are wearing the hijab, or head scarf.
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Her portrait depicts her in a head scarf, with a knife affixed to the belt around her waist.
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A Muslim employee, who worked as a receptionist, sued after she was fired for wearing a head scarf.
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It is not all that unusual to spot a woman with pink hair flowing under her head scarf.
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For weeks, he came to class wearing a head scarf, and was often mistaken for a Muslim girl.
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Moreover, a Roman woman in mourning used a head scarf called a ricinium that was likely dark in color.
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"Women are especially fearful because we wear the head scarf, so we can't just blend in easily," she said.
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I got different responses from men when I chose to wear a head scarf rather than a short skirt.
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In their hands, the traditional hijab, or head scarf, was not a dark shroud but a colorful fashion accessory.
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When she wears her usual head scarf and modest coat, religious enforcers lecture her for not veiling her face.
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After the Christchurch attack, a senior policewoman in the country donned a head scarf to show solidarity with Muslims.
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We walked over to a bright, blue house with a woman in a head scarf moving around outside it.
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Rahmah Abdulaleem, 43, a Muslim lawyer, said her evolving head scarf choices reflected her efforts to pre-empt bias.
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Ms. Siti, Mr. Zahra's wife, in a gray gown and red head scarf, said she was still in shock.
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She said a friend's head scarf had been ripped away by far-right youths near Birmingham's downtown train station.
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If the war had never happened, she would already be wearing a head scarf and attending a girls' school.
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Archived photographs from Mr. White's discontinued Instagram account show him and a dark-haired woman in a head scarf.
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Last year, Maryam Pougetoux, a student union leader drew public ire after appearing on television wearing a head scarf.
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It was time for an outfit change: £5 [$6] gold thigh-high boots, a lacy head scarf, and a nightgown.
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A woman approached our table and told my wife that she was offended by her and by her head scarf.
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I don't like to wear my head scarf in public, so this already felt like a lot of emotional labor.
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Something about wearing my head scarf outdoors and forgoing my perfectly pressed blowout put me in a more comfortable place.
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In addition, far more women, in particular those who are younger, now wear the traditional Islamic head scarf, or hijab.
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Credit... MONTREAL — A Muslim lawyer who wears a head scarf has put aside her aspiration to become a public prosecutor.
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Mariam had never attended any school and looked bewildered when the French agent told her to remove her head scarf.
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On the website, women post images of themselves without head scarves, demanding an end to the compulsory head scarf law.
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The Islamic head scarf, or hijab, is seen by Iranian ideologues as a pillar of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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KHUZAA, Gaza Strip — A young medic in a head scarf runs into danger, her only protection a white lab coat.
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Her hair was braided tightly and pulled into a bun, over which she tied her head scarf, the final touch.
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Out to dinner with Layla, he flies into a rage when the host asks her to remove her head scarf.
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Mr. Hapilon is seated at a table wearing a head scarf, to the right of Abdullah Maute, who is standing.
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Neither sister wore a head scarf except when they were coming from the mosque and never when they were working.
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The silent majority has seen me put on my head scarf in the morning and take it off at night.
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In her photograph on the Uber app, she wears a head scarf discreetly tied at the back of her neck.
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Nike said it began developing the hijab after some Muslim athletes complained about wearing a traditional head scarf during competition.
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Mohammad wore her head scarf, neck-to-toe gown and shawl, while the girls were in leggings and skinny jeans.
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" Waist-length braids, an African print head scarf and gold bamboo hoop earrings transform her into a character she calls "Afropunk.
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At first glance, you might wonder what Gigi Hadid is doing on the cover of Vogue Arabia, in a head scarf.
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She was last seen wearing a black T-shirt or hoodie and a cheetah-print head scarf, according to WSB-TV.
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If selected, according to Commissioner Harkoush, she would be the first ever Israeli police officer who wears a Muslim head scarf.
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His sister, also alive, was slung over the shoulder of a rescue worker, her face and head scarf white from dust.
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That she lights candles with a head scarf on, and kisses mezuzas, and talks about the Temple Mount and about tradition.
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It will marginalize Muslims, especially women, who will feel scrutinized, if not persecuted, even if they wear only a head scarf.
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She put on a traditional Muslim gown with a head scarf and got into the car that was sent for her.
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The white head scarf was big; it not only covered her head but also fell all the way down her back.
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"The conflation of the woman wearing a head scarf with a political threat to the nation is quite extraordinary," she said.
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A New York Times reporter who visited his office years ago found towering pictures of his daughter, without a head scarf.
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Indeed, Ms. Torkia, the influencer, no longer frequently adopts a head scarf or markets herself specifically through the lens of modesty.
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Indeed, Ms. Torkia, the influencer, no longer frequently adopts a head scarf or markets herself specifically through the lens of modesty.
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They include a woman with a head scarf, a breast-feeding woman, a vomiting face, a zombie and a sandwich (finally).
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The letter, mailed last spring throughout England, encouraged violence that ranged from pulling off a woman's head scarf to bombing mosques.
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Once, riding the subway from Queens to Manhattan, a stranger called Lida a "cookie" and asked to touch her head scarf.
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Wearing a black head scarf, she hugged relatives and let them set the pace and agenda as she listened and offered comfort.
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"As for upkeep it's really simple, just be sure to wear a durag or head scarf at night for sleeping," says Harris.
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They have expanded religious education and allowed the head scarf, once banned from state offices, to be worn in colleges and parliament.
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Young Muslims tend to visit mosques for prayer regularly, wear the hijab (head scarf) and support the right to pray in schools.
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Why, she wondered, couldn't there be a symbol of a woman in a head scarf, or hijab, like the one she wears?
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A young woman, wearing a brown and pink head scarf, rocked softly back and forth as an older woman embraced her, sobbing.
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These emeralds would be visible only from behind — and not at all if worn by a woman in a traditional head scarf.
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Omar will also be the first member of Congress to wear a hijab or head scarf, which she does as a Muslim.
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She appeared in court in an austere black head scarf and baggy white blouse, a contrast from the opulent styles she designed.
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What You'll Need: A fur coat, a designer head scarf and lip gloss so shiny, your friends can see their reflection in it.
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"Thigh Rolls and Hugs," Kardashian captioned the post, which featured her daughter in a Gucci T-shirt and a leopard-print head scarf.
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And the star of the star of the Genie by Eugenia Kim and Lilly Pulitzer collaboration is the colorful PB Bohem Head Scarf.
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As a Muslim teenager in Germany who wears a head scarf, she was disappointed by the standard emoji options on her smartphone keyboard.
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The father disrobed into shorts, while the mother wore a burkini, a black full-body swimsuit, topped off with a pink head scarf.
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She wore a pink head scarf over dark braids and doted on Roxie, bringing her a rattle and entertaining her as we ate.
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But when it comes to social issues like the obligatory Islamic head scarf for women, he will probably side with the hard-liners.
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If elected, Omar would also the first member of Congress to wear a hijab or head scarf, which she does as a Muslim.
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This means that a teacher, for example, could not change schools or be promoted if she refused to take off her head scarf.
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Assuming the stressful event has ended, consider getting a wig, head scarf, turban, cap or hat and wait until your hair grows back.
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The dress and red head scarf connect her to the 1930s, but the eyes remind me of Russian icons, looking at us directly.
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If you were a woman, no matter what you were wearing—décolleté or a head scarf—someone would give you a dirty look.
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All I have is my subjective impression, which is this: walking through the city with a head scarf was a completely different experience.
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"Every young person who aspires to a be a judge, a teacher or a police officer and wears a head scarf will think that they have no future in this province and it will push Muslims away from Quebec," said Shahad Salman, a young lawyer who wears a head scarf and whose parents emigrated to Montreal from Iraq in the 1980s.
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She then turned the camera around to selfie-mode, and revealed her white banana-print head scarf blowing in the wind as she smiled.
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Inside a large white tent, Francis greeted a woman in a head scarf as she cradled her baby, as well as other refugee families.
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Hijab: The term has become a catchall, particularly in the West, for all Islamic veils, but is mainly used to mean a head scarf.
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The head scarf issue often features prominently in the constant tug of war between powerful hard-liners and Iran's increasingly urbanized and worldly society.
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Ms. Alhumedhi, who was born in Saudi Arabia and now lives and attends high school in Berlin, began wearing a head scarf at 13.
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The officers surrounded the woman, who was wearing a tunic, leggings and a head scarf, fined her and ordered her to leave the beach.
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Veiling has been customary in Iran for centuries, and a majority of Iranian women, regardless of the law, wear the head scarf by choice.
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Ms. Elhamoui encourages both Zaynub and Maaria to wear a head scarf to school a couple of times a year, as "practice," she said.
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A movement has surfaced in Iran called #MenInHijab in which men share photos of themselves wearing the Muslim head scarf typically reserved for women.
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She said that although some judges had been startled to see a female lawyer with a head scarf, some defendants from minority backgrounds cheered.
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"Of course we made mistakes, but anyone can make a mistake," said the German woman, a dark blue head scarf around her pale face.
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Some head scarf-wearing student teachers at Quebec universities have expressed despair that the law will halt their careers before they have even begun.
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Meanwhile, a proposal to ban the Muslim head scarf for girls under 14 is gaining momentum in the multicultural Ruhr area in northwestern Germany.
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She had moved to the United States from Egypt when she was 4 and wore her head scarf in a more modern way occasionally.
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"Housing law connects to my childhood," said Ms. Gul, who wears a head scarf in public, and whose first name is pronounced Robb-yah.
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In other words, France would be better off adopting a more hands-off, multiculturalist approach to the head scarf and other Islamic cultural symbols.
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I wish I had been there when she ripped off her head scarf during an exclusive interview with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary leader Ayatollah Khomeini.
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She is believed to be the first American Olympian in any sport to compete while wearing a hijab, the head scarf that covers her hair.
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Technically known as alopecia areata, Smith shared that the common condition is part of the reason why she's been photographed wearing a head scarf lately.
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Madinah Brown says supervisors have prevented her from working at the Department of Services for Children, Youth, and Their Families because of her head scarf.
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There were hundreds of people in an affluent, secular crowd—Lamrabet was the only woman I saw wearing a head scarf—including several government dignitaries.
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I tried to run with my hood up, but it kept coming down, so I finally gave up and ran with my head scarf showing.
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Another student at the camp, Arame Coumba Dieng, who was dressed in a head scarf and pink uniform, said she had taken to coding immediately.
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The screaming woman began to spew Muslim stereotypes, and told the woman in the head scarf that "ICE should take her kids away," he said.
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Self-presentation using makeup — particularly if they choose to wear a head scarf — is key to how they feel they can fit into wider society.
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If you are planning to visit holy sites or certain areas of the Middle East, it's smart to have a head scarf or shawl handy.
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American Woman Ms. Katebi has publicly taken issue with the artist Shepard Fairey's poster of a woman wearing an American flag as a head scarf.
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The mother of Mustafa ripped off her head scarf in her grief, and rebuffed attempts by her husband and friends to put it back on.
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As victims fell dead around her, Rashida collapsed to the ground dodging the onslaught and hiding her baby between the folds of her head scarf.
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In the hours after, Ms. Ardern, the youngest female leader in the world at 38, wore a black head scarf and grieved alongside victims' families.
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His installations include photographic self-portraits, along with black and white line drawings of himself in jockstraps and kaffiyehs, the Middle Eastern male head scarf.
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Others, like the government spokeswoman Sibeth Ndiaye and the lawmaker Aurélien Taché, have supported a mother's right to wear a head scarf on school trips.
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Prosecutors said that her conservative and religious brothers felt dishonored after she began refusing to wear a head scarf and started dating a German man.
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But a longer look reveals tiny differences: in the bend of a neck, the tie of a head scarf, the level and angle of hands.
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She slipped her helmet over her black head scarf, fired up her motorbike and joined the dense swarm of vehicles advancing into the fading daylight.
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"We're taking over," said Dina Torkia, a Muslim fashion blogger from London, who wears a head scarf and was mobbed by fans hoping for a photo.
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Under Turkey's old hard-line secular system, the head scarf, or hijab, was seen as a symbol of backwardness and banned in government offices and schools.
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Because of this, Janneh said implementing a head scarf policy nationwide would be difficult, and this is likely why Jammeh restricted the order to civil servants.
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Muslim brides wear long dresses in bright colors or muted ones; usually they are highly decorated or embellished and a hijab or head scarf is traditional.
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Most mornings I barely ran a comb through it before putting it up in a tight bun and covering it with a head scarf or hijab.
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Mr. Mattson wore a traditional Sikh wedding sherwani in gold silk and a burgundy head scarf, and carried a kirpan, or sheathed sword, a Sikh tradition.
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"How can a judge wearing a Muslim head scarf be deemed neutral in a case involving a homosexual?" she asked, referring to Islamic views condemning homosexuality.
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At the approach of members of the Saudi religious police, whose official mission is to promote virtue and prevent vice, she reached for her head scarf.
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Fatima Robinson, the director of the production, wore a head scarf and a winter jacket and cupped a rechargeable electronic hand-warming device between her palms.
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Roy and other leftists tend to see the 2004 law banning the head scarf as an unnecessary provocation that has played into the hands of extremists.
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She decided soon afterward to move to Britain, where she now works in a hospital that allows her to wear the head scarf wherever she likes.
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"The accusation in these articles was that I deliberately had no head scarf in order to protest against the hijab," Ms. Bayat said in an email.
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I wondered why it hadn't occurred to me sooner to try wearing a head scarf—why nobody ever told me it was something I could do.
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"Here in Mechelen, for the first time I can help myself," said Ilham Addilgadir, a 22-year-old Somali woman in a bold red head scarf.
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Her mother was chain-smoking, brash and outspoken, tattooed in a country where tattoos are considered irreligious, her head scarf askew to reveal henna-streaked hair.
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"Suddenly this young woman appeared through the smoke, covering her face with her head scarf and flashing a victory sign, I snapped some images," she said.
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At a meeting with Muslim leaders, for which she wore a black head scarf, Ms. Ardern asked those present what they would like her to do.
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But what's more, even American trade publications, like US Weekly, called a recent headband of hers a "head scarf," despite clear, visual evidence her hair was exposed.
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"In Saudi Arabia, I'll be especially interested to see if Melania wears the traditional head scarf," said Kate Andersen Brower, author and expert on first lady history.
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As a teenager, she stood up to the managers of an amusement park after she was not allowed on rides because she was wearing a head scarf.
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I brought my hair brush and head scarf to wrap my hair up, but immediately felt embarrassed to do such an intimate thing in front of strangers.
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Turkey, the court addressed a religious liberty claim by a woman prohibited by the Turkish government from sitting for a university examination while wearing a head scarf.
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Feminists and secularists counter that the head scarf is a symbol of women's subjection to men, and of Mr. Erdogan's project to restore the country's Islamic identity.
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Wearing a head scarf can feel awkward at first, but it seems the calls for a boycott are driven more by politics than worries of physical discomfort.
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During an internship for a Quebec government agency, Ms. Farhat appeared before a judge in her head scarf, she said, making her a novelty in the courthouse.
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While some supporters say the law will help liberate Muslim women from a garment they call sexist and restrictive, Ms. Farhat said her head scarf empowers her.
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The choice of whether to wear a hijab, the head scarf covering the hair, carries great religious, political and cultural weight for Muslim women in many countries.
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While many Muslim women among the country's 260 million people wear hijabs — the traditional Islamic head scarf that hides the hair and neck — many others do not.
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She said she was being harassed because she allows men and women to dine together, doesn't always wear a head scarf, and is a woman in business.
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Women are free to wear bathing suits at the female-only beaches, but at the family beaches, they must be fully clothed and wear a head scarf.
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She refuses to wear a head scarf, except when trying to protect her identity in a city where she is instantly recognizable and quickly draws a crowd.
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"Millions of women wear a head scarf, and not just Muslim women," she said, also mentioning that an emoji of a man in a turban already existed.
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Sibel Eraslan, Ayse Bohurler, Fatma Barbarosoglu, all head-scarf-wearing columnists with some of Turkey's biggest pro-government newspapers, opposed the government's attempts to change marriage laws.
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To achieve this goal, they are prohibited, among other things, from dancing and drinking alcohol and, for women, appearing in public without the compulsory Islamic head scarf.
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Mammy miniatures — jars, salt and pepper shakers, kitchen bells — show a black woman with exaggerated lips in a red-and-white gown and a matching head scarf.
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Local farmer Babel Tena, in a faded jacket and head scarf, has been cultivating low-yielding varieties of barley, beans and potatoes here for more than 23 years.
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A similar contradiction exists among Islamists: Their retrograde, sexist talk is often defended by women who cover themselves and praise the head scarf as a tool of emancipation.
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" Don't forget: In 2015 when Michelle Obama similarly passed on wearing a head scarf in Saudi Arabia, Trump tweeted: "Many people are saying it was wonderful that Mrs.
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In her bedroom, Aisha looked like the embodiment of a feminine Somali woman, wearing a long floral skirt, a pale blouse, and a dark floral-print head scarf.
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The professor had also donned a head scarf in solidarity with Muslim women, though the school said that had nothing to do with the move to suspend her.
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Dressed demurely, her body obscured and with a head scarf covering her hair, she sits opposite him as he inspects her case and barely gives her a look.
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" At the rally, Hamid was wearing a white head scarf and a blue T-shirt made by her son emblazoned with the words, "Salam, I come in peace.
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I grew up in an observant Muslim family in Canberra, Australia, but stopped wearing a head scarf in college and now, at 38, lead a largely secular life.
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One of the pedicab drivers was Sadigaa Horton, 45, wearing a head scarf and long sleeves, who invited all the families from the day care center she operates.
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She would hide messages, falsified documents and even weapons under her head scarf or in baskets of vegetables and carry them by bicycle or bus through Nazi checkpoints.
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"A hijab and metal music are different," said Firdda Kurnia, 17, the guitarist and lead singer, referring to the traditional Muslim head scarf she and her bandmates wear.
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In a Twitter post, Mr. Bouvet said, "we aren't hunting anyone but merely pointing to the inconsistency" of a leader of the student group wearing a head scarf.
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So the next time I'm in a bingo parlor and I see someone in sunglasses and a head scarf, and I think, "Hey, that looks like Rachel McAdams —"?
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During their visit, Zohre tried to persuade the woman not to wear an austere head scarf, offering her a colorful cloth to casually cover her hair with instead.
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Though the Islamic head scarf was specifically mentioned in the court's judgment, other signs of religious belief, such as Sikh turbans or Jewish skullcaps, would also be affected.
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The image depicts a woman in mourning, wearing what looks like a hijab, the head scarf worn by Muslim women, although the picture also has echoes of Mother Theresa.
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Ask a plant employee to lift a sleeve or pull back a head scarf, and deep scars tell of encounters with rebel groups and journeys through war-torn countries.
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And for the first time in Barbie's existence, there was a white head scarf tucked tightly around the doll's face, with not a wisp of fake hair in view.
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In early 2015, Mr. Fakhr could not help but notice Ms. Mahmood's pastel head scarf and green eyes as she walked into the room of a Harlem nonprofit group.
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However, under the bill, a Muslim teacher wearing a head scarf could not be promoted to a higher position like school principal if she refused to remove her scarf.
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A young Muslim woman in a flowered head scarf was waiting for a treatment, and Ms. Elook said that 80 percent of her clients were Palestinians from East Jerusalem.
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Ms. Kassef, the teacher and aspiring principal, noted that if she was forced to teach without a head scarf, it would undermine her ability to be an effective teacher.
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"There's an Islamic saying: 'After you take care of your family at home, you take care of your neighborhood,'" she said, pinning on a red and white head scarf.
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Mannequins display Bill Blass's mod uniforms for hostesses at the American pavilion: a white tent dress with a red-white-and-blue head scarf, plus a killer striped raincoat.
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Professor Merve Kavakci is herself a former lawmaker who was screamed at, and later expelled from Parliament, when she arrived at the building wearing a head scarf in 1999.
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In the desert town of Kashan, a lawyer and human rights activist, Nasrin Sotoudeh, was in court defending a woman who had protested against the compulsory Islamic head scarf.
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The 2004 law on the head scarf in schools, he said, had been "the mother of all tensions," and the antiterrorism campaign had become an excuse for attacking Muslims.
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Family members said she was wearing either a black T-shirt or black hoodie and a cheetah-print head scarf when they last saw her on a FaceTime conversation.
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Why, then, would I refuse to wear a head scarf, which brought a similar benefit of social acceptance, without the disadvantage of impeding my ability to stand or walk?
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So when a visitor recently asked an African-American re-enactor in a full skirt and head scarf if she knew Ona Judge, the woman didn't miss a beat.
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According to our oral history, Grandma Nancy was fair-skinned and blue-eyed, and she was forced to wear a head scarf to distinguish her from the white women.
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In October, an Indiana University student was arrested after trying to yank a Muslim woman's head scarf as she dined outside a restaurant, according to the police in Bloomington, Ind.
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Ms. Achbita had worked for her company, G4S, for three years before raising the issue of the head scarf and insisting that she be allowed to wear it at work.
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In a book last year, "Des voix derrière le voile" ("Voices Behind the Veil"), the journalist Faïza Zerouala drew portraits of 10 young Frenchwomen who voluntarily wear the head scarf.
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"Life Sentence" never meaningfully conveys Stella's illness as anything more severe than an occasion to wear a silk head scarf, and darn if she doesn't look a little bit glamorous.
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For these, she wore her traditional nice outfit: stylish blouse, long cardigan, crisp jeans, ankle boots and colorful head scarf to cover the bald head she revealed only at home.
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In 2012, a Brooklyn high school student detained on a harassment complaint was told to remove her head scarf to be photographed at a central booking center in the borough.
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In her shelter at the camp, Ms. Khatun demonstrated how Aung Thein Mya and a deputy had wrapped her head scarf around her face to prevent her from crying out.
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And that's how Ms. Massa, who works at CityNews in Toronto, became the first Canadian woman to host a newscast from a large media company while wearing the head scarf.
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He said he showed a doctored picture that had spread on Facebook of the country's de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, who is Buddhist, wearing a Muslim head scarf.
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Ratri, dressed in a purple head scarf and bright red eye-shadow and lipstick, says it is this openness that allows the otherwise shunned waria to "make peace with God".
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It wasn't until I came to New York and saw the things I was submitted for like, oh, they want to put me into this category, into a head scarf.
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She stayed in Morocco despite the threats, wearing a niqab — a head scarf that covers the face and leaves an opening for the eyes — in an effort to avoid being recognized.
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The guidelines follow reports that a mother was not allowed to enroll her daughter at Madison High School because she showed up wearing a T-shirt dress and a head scarf.
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In France, it began with a 2004 law banning "ostentatious" religious symbols in classrooms, which was aimed at the head scarf but also included the Jewish skullcap and large Christian crosses.
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She was dressed in a skirt and head scarf, and she was working all alone in the middle of the field, gleaning corn from the stubble, a wheelbarrow by her side.
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The law regarding the scarf has been enforced since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, and a head scarf is obligatory for every woman in the country, even tourists and visiting foreign dignitaries.
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But if that same man appears to be a Muslim and his wife is wearing a head scarf, fellow diners might assume that the Quran told him to behave that way.
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But our encounter turned Kafka-esque when he took out a photograph of his wife, a woman in a head scarf who he said was a religious instructor in a local mosque.
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In what might be the most dramatic (and confusing) (and diva-inspired) music video we've ever watched, Kylie drives down a dirt road in her Rolls Royce and Louis Vuitton head scarf.
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She stripped off the skirt, the blouse, and the head scarf, and replaced them with a red cotton tank top and a sky-blue jersey with the number ten on the back.
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The evidence, it turned out, consisted of photographs of Ms. Khaleghi, "leaked" on social media last week, showing her in public in Europe and in China without the obligatory Islamic head scarf.
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A hypnotically confident self-help voice-over plays in the gallery, and a nearly life-size plaster figure of a woman wearing a head scarf bends over a figure of a boy.
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Less than an hour later Mr. Khashoggi met Ms. Cengiz outside the apartment building and they entered the lobby together, Ms. Cengiz wearing a purple head scarf and carrying a plastic bag.
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Our government did not even fight for the right of its women soldiers protecting Saudi Arabia to refuse the Saudi directive to wear an abaya and head scarf when off the base.
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"We don't have hordes of women in niqabs trying to access or work in public services," Mr. Gardee said, referring to a type of head scarf that covers much of the face.
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And it was a risk — earlier in the week, Gucci had been called out on social media over its appropriation and fashionization of a head scarf and a turban on its runway.
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Otherwise, we would have no basis to criticize China's totalitarian persecution of Uighur Muslims or the illiberal bans on "religious symbols," including the Islamic head scarf, in France and, more recently, Quebec.
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Last February, Ms. Illiza, wearing a black head scarf, strode into the hall where Indonesian Model Hunt, a beauty competition, was underway, interrogating cowering models about the event as news cameras rolled.
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A provincial lawmaker protested that the woman, Cut Meutia, was not depicted wearing a head scarf, even though local historians say that Acehnese women of that era did not generally wear them.
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Ms. Raissouni, wearing a black traditional robe known as a djellaba and a head scarf, showed no outward reaction to the verdict, which drew cries and gasps from others in the courtroom.
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In the French case, the woman was fired after a customer complained that he did not want to deal with an employee wearing a head scarf, and she refused to remove it.
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Rachel MacGregor, who is involved in the Head Scarf for Harmony campaign, said she had felt anxious going out with her head covered, with people staring when she entered her office building.
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In contrast, Ms. Suleiman, who teaches the Quran to children and volunteers in an orphanage, dressed modestly in a red Islamic head scarf, long red coat, wide black pants and spotted red socks.
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In Indonesia, jilbab refers to any head-to-toe style of modest dress, especially a head scarf, but in North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula it typically means a long dress or tunic.
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The rights and duties of the members of this community should be defined by their achievements, and by the rule of law — not by whether they eat schnitzel or wear a head scarf.
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Last year, Nadiya Jamir Hussain, a daughter of Bangladeshi immigrants who wears a head scarf, won the baking competition, turning the show into what many saw as a symbol for multiculturalism in Britain.
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"When I saw Western women ... they just had the abayas (long cloaks) on and no head scarf," she says, adding that she, too, did not don a headscarf for most of the trip.
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After a while I became convinced that it would be good if I could wear the head scarf out of devotion and humility, as a sign of giving up some of my control.
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Chatting with a next-door neighbor, Posey was dressed like a silent-movie star living out her retirement in Palm Beach: cream-colored linen dress, floral-print silk head scarf, oversized Tootsie sunglasses.
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Quebec: A proposed law in the Canadian province would bar public sector employees in positions of authority from wearing religious symbols, including the Muslim head scarf, the Jewish skullcap or the Sikh turban.
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They said that her Islamic head scarf had been forcibly removed, that she was chained hand and foot, and that she was being denied access to halal food and had eaten only crackers.
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But since she wears a Muslim head scarf, she may have to derail her dreams: A proposed bill in Quebec would bar public school principals, and other public employees, from wearing religious symbols.
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As Sihad stepped from the house, a young soldier lifted up his shirt to reveal the face of Mustafa, with his thick black mustache and checkered red head scarf, sprawled across his back.
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"We're going to go back to where we started," said a mother of four, quietly, her face tight under a lilac head scarf, who, like her friend, did not want to be identified.
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He received nationwide attention for exposing corrupt bureaucrats and pushing back against the rise of conservative Islam, including by prohibiting Jakarta public schools from requiring female Muslim students to wear a head scarf.
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Banners with Angela Merkel's face filled the streets: there was "Fatima Merkel," in a head scarf, and "Adolf Merkel," wearing a Nazi armband but with a euro symbol in place of a swastika.
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When she appears onstage, dazzling in a vivid green head scarf and silver-trimmed dress, she owes it to the mother who put her foot down in the face of protest from relatives.
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So when an employee at the MVC insisted that Giordano take a new photo for her license and that she remove her head scarf to do so, she broke down crying in the office.
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But she said that it was not until last weekend — after her seventh cross-country race of the season — that she learned she wasn't allowed to run in her head scarf without special permission.
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No longer an object of derision in Turkey — and with the backing of the Islamist government — the head scarf has spurred an Islamic fashion revolution, complete with fashion houses, magazines, bloggers and Instagram stars.
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But the contretemps over the burkini, like that over the burqa (actually the niqab) and the hijab, or head scarf, before it, is emblematic of a deeper discomfort with religion throughout the Western world.
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This week's episode, "Fight, Death," begins with the psychiatrist in a kitchen with a woman in a head scarf, who seems to be the mother who called Ramon her son in his latest vision.
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Now he does the cooking and waits on tables while she, always outfitted in a colorful caftan and head scarf wrapped around her forehead, is the maître d', greeting diners and asking their preferences.
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A female chess champion from Iran has joined the United States Chess Federation, months after learning that she was officially barred from playing for her homeland because she refused to wear a head scarf.
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One columnist, Yves Thréard, said on television that it was his right to hate a religion, and that he would sometimes get off a bus if a woman wearing a head scarf got on.
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"Depending on a country and its internal debates, companies that want to have a head scarf ban will feel more comfortable doing so, and this ruling gives them some legal cover," Mr. O'Cinneide said.
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The scene was strikingly different on the other side of the chamber, where some Democrats wore the traditional clothing of their communities — a Palestinian thobe, a Muslim hijab or head scarf, a Pueblo dress.
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Her family and Iranian leaders accused American officials of disrespecting her Muslim faith while she was under arrest, forcing her to remove her hijab, or head scarf, and offering her only non-halal food.
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Mark's catalog of his students strains to register their identities beyond mere formality: Rashid, his one Muslim student, is noted each time she raises her hand by the changing color of her head scarf.
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" Modaser Islami, another man mentioned in the Times story, said on his Facebook profile: "The name of my mother, sister and wife are sacred like their head scarf, and it's a sign of their honor….
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Picture of Ardern's wearing a head scarf and comforting families affected by the massacre went viral on the social media, and garnered praises from Muslims around the world, as well as leaders of other nations.
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What to wear: For this iconic RiRi music video look, you'll need floral print pants, an off-the-shoulder red crop top, a colorful head scarf, large gold hoop earrings, aviator sunglasses, and red lipstick.
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I can be focused on my spirituality, prayers and study without distraction, or I can have a period when I choose to be sexy even in a head scarf through how I act or speak.
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The "Wild Thoughts" singer wore a custom dress, head scarf, and gloves by Adam Selman, dripping in more than 216,000 Swarovski crystals, shining bright like the diamond she is, and showing off her flawless figure.
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She was wearing a traditional black head scarf and a black embroidered tunic, and looked to be about 40 years older than the next-oldest person there, who might have been 40-year-old me.
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The brothers said the family's honor had been offended because she divorced the man her family had forced her to marry at age 16 and then began dating and refused to wear a head scarf.
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Ms. Picciotto was, by most standards, eccentric, typically clad in a wig, helmet and head scarf as she proselytized for peace, "to stop the world from being destroyed," while also complaining about unspecified persecution and conspiracies.
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LONDON — A French company that dismissed a Muslim woman for wearing a head scarf when dealing with clients unlawfully discriminated against her, according to an advisory opinion that the European Union's highest court released on Wednesday.
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TEHRAN — Climbing atop a five-foot-tall utility box in one of Tehran's busiest squares on Monday, an Iranian woman removed her head scarf, tied it to a stick and waved it for all to see.
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The package also changes traditional rules of decorum on the House floor to allow for religious head gear, a nod to Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, the newly elected Democratic representative who wears a head scarf.
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In 2016, Ms. al-Shehri herself was arrested after defying the kingdom by tweeting a photo of herself not wearing a head scarf or an abaya, part of a protest against the country's conservative dress code.
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I recently spoke with a young, highly trained French Muslim doctor, who wears a head scarf and who was deeply frustrated that she could not do so at the public hospital where she worked in France.
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Connie Nielsen is forced to put on a head scarf and go full Norma Desmond as one of George's former wives, while Dylan Smith twitches and leers in the Peter Lorre role as George's pervy underling.
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While wearing a face-covering veil in public or a head scarf in state elementary and high schools is banned by French law, there are otherwise no national restrictions on wearing religious clothing or symbols in public.
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Tall, uncovered by a head scarf, outspoken and prone to salty language outside the courtroom, Ms. Motley stands out in the courtroom and in a country where many women cannot leave home unless wrapped in a burqa.
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Muslims worldwide have praised New Zealand's response to the massacre, with many singling out Ardern's gesture of wearing a head scarf to meet victims' families and urging the country to unite with the call: "We are one".
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She had already been convicted, in absentia, of belonging to a human rights organization and stoking "corruption and prostitution" — an apparent reference to her defense of women arrested on charges of removing the mandatory Muslim head scarf.
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Not everyone wants to see a woman in a head scarf represented in popular culture, and that even includes some Muslim women, who believe that a hijab represents only one side of a large and diverse religion.
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Dressed conservatively in a head scarf and knee-length black sweater, Ms. Eid spoke of how she had fled the outskirts of Damascus with her family and then paid a smuggler in Turkey for passage to Greece.
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Mr. Erdogan's toughest critics fear he secretly hopes to create a second Iran, where a teenager was expelled from the national chess team on Monday for refusing to wear a head scarf during a tournament in Spain.
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Iranians see pictures of the family members of the authorities drinking and hanging out on beaches around the world, while their daughters are arrested over a fallen head scarf and their sons are jailed for buying alcohol.
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First she paired the winter-ready piece (it comes with a removable head scarf and mufflers) with a spring-ready outfit (ribbed sweater, purple pants and lilac pumps) and then styled it with standard blue jeans and sneakers.
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Laurie Abouzeir, 32, said she was considering starting a business caring for children in her home in Toulouse, southern France, because that would allow her to wear a head scarf, frowned upon and even banned in some workplaces.
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Take Djazia Larachiche, who wears a head scarf out of religious conviction and who serves as a member of the advisory council set up by the mayor, Bertrand Kern, to give Pantin residents a voice in local decisions.
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Project Veritas, which films undercover videos and orchestrates political stunts, and then shares them through social media and other websites, released a video purporting to show a woman wearing a head scarf and claiming the ballot of Mrs.
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Under the proposed legislation, he noted, lawyers who wear a head scarf, cross, skullcap or turban could no longer be retained as external counsel by the government to represent it before the courts or with a third party.
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Ms. Roem, who came out in 2013, a year after beginning her transition to a woman, campaigned in a rainbow head scarf and will be the first openly transgender person in the country seated in a state legislature.
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In her anger at herself for believing in the superiority of "educated Pakistanis" like those at the party (and, by extension, Hassan), Hina unpins her head scarf, unfurling her hair before him in a shocking act of intimacy.
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" In Georgia, Mairah Teli, a Muslim teacher at Dacula High School, posted a photograph of an anonymous note she received on Friday that said she should "tie" her head scarf around her neck and "hang yourself with it.
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NAZARETH, Israel (Reuters) - A female Muslim lawmaker from Israel's Arab minority is set to become the first in parliament to wear a hijab, or head scarf, after Arab parties won their largest ever showing in this week's election.
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In Tehran and other Iranian cities, long-forbidden Western music can be heard in restaurants, some women drive cars without the obligatory head scarf, and blocked social media sites can be reached with illegal software that is sold openly.
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Nike announced it is using its prowess in the sports and leisure market to launch a breathable mesh hijab in spring 2018, becoming the first major sports apparel maker to offer a traditional Islamic head scarf designed for competition.
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Robin Rhodes, 57, of Worcester attacked Rabeeya Khan, who was wearing a hijab, or head scarf, while she was working at Delta Airlines' Sky Lounge on Wednesday evening, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said in a statement on Thursday.
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" Since the wearing of a head scarf, the court found, "appears to be imposed on women by a precept which is laid down in the Quran," that made the custom "hard to square with the principle of gender equality.
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I was willing to do anything, wear the head scarf cheerfully when dealing with Iranian officials outside the country, spar with American conservatives determined to paint Iran black, if it would make a difference to how Iran was regarded.
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The Council on American-Islamic Relations on Thursday said it had filed complaints with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on behalf of two Muslim women who claim McDonald's franchises discriminated against them because they wear a religious head scarf.
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One evening in January 2017, after she had been detained for hours in a police holding cell in Manhattan and repeatedly told to remove a head scarf that is part of her Muslim faith, Jamilla Clark began to cry.
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When she was first lady, Michelle Obama attracted both praise and criticism for not wearing a head scarf during a 2015 trip to Saudi Arabia; Queen Elizabeth II had covered her head during a 1979 trip to the kingdom.
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Carmen may be the most interesting character here, partly because Ms. Joffrey instantly rebuts, with assertiveness and humor, any possible presumption that this modest woman in a head scarf (the costumes are by Jessica Pabst) is her husband's doormat.
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The struggle over the head scarf is part of a broader effort by the French state, which harbors a quaint ambition to reach some sort of grand bargain with Islam as it did with the Catholic Church in 1905.
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Clothing is also given to extremes: At one end is the burqa, the orthodox full-body covering; at the other is the hijab moutabaraj ("the veil that reveals"), which combines a head scarf with slim-fit jeans or tight pants.
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One of them had been involved in a school protest in which she refused to take off her head scarf, as demanded by the secular director of the school—who is later assassinated by an Islamic radical for suppressing religious belief.
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In June, Reuters reported that Souad Hamidi, 19, tore off the face-covering veil she had been forced to wear since 2014 and replaced it with her red head scarf after her village in northern Syria was recaptured by the SDF.
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Wearing fatigues, a beaded head scarf, and turquoise socks, Felat sat cross-legged on the floor, eating a homemade meal that her mother had sent in a plastic container from Qamishli, four hours away, in the northeast of the country.
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I was 20 when I took off my head scarf, feeling I could no longer visibly represent a religion that did not allow women to preach before men, lead them in prayer or serve as witnesses in some judicial matters.
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As early as 2009, Safia was seen in a video being paraded with pride by a leading German Salafist convert, Pierre Vogel, as a fine example of a young girl determined to wear the head scarf and live a devout life.
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The controversy has largely been kicked off by the Georgian-American chess champion, Nazi Paikidze, who said she would boycott the games on grounds that female participants would need to wear the head scarf, which is mandatory for women in Iran.
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Her husband told the center that she had faced at least seven charges in the second case, among them propaganda against the state, disturbing public peace and order, appearing in court without a head scarf, and encouraging corruption and prostitution.
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They aren't thinking about newspapers that have been taken over or professors who have been put in jail, but about how the Arabic call to prayer was outlawed in the 1930s and the head scarf was banned in the 1990s.
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Ms. Pougetoux, a practicing Muslim who wears a head scarf that covers her hair and neck, had been asked to comment on one of the main television channels, M6, about proposed changes that would make admission to universities more selective.
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She told the police that the men had called her a terrorist and that when she tried to move to the other end of the subway car, one of them followed and tried to pull off her traditional head scarf.
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Robin Rhodes, 57, of Worcester, attacked Rabeeya Khan, who was wearing a hijab, or head scarf, for no reason other than her religion while she was working at Delta Airlines' Sky Lounge, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said in a statement.
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"I cannot work," she said, dressed in a bright fuchsia, orange, and lemon yellow tie-dye head scarf and pants cinched by a medical corset, her forearm in a brace, standing next to the marshy lot where Rana Plaza once loomed.
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Under the Pahlavi dynasty, which reigned from 1925 to 1979, women experienced relative freedom in the region: The hijab, the Islamic head scarf, was banned; the minimum age for marriage was raised; and unjust divorce laws were made slightly fairer.
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That opinion came after a complaint by Samira Achbita, a Muslim woman in Belgium, who was fired as a receptionist for the international security services company G4S after she insisted that she be allowed to wear a head scarf at work.
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That was Laila Haidari, who runs a popular cafe in Kabul that allows men and women to dine together, whether married or not, with or without a head scarf, and uses the profits to fund a rehabilitation clinic for drug addicts.
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"There are people coming out and others not coming out," said the bearded man wearing a robe and head scarf, one of hundreds of people who left the enclave at Baghouz on Thursday to surrender to the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
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The assailant, who was wearing a black-and-white-checkered head scarf, smashed several windows of the restaurant HaCarmel before he was pushed to the ground and hand-cuffed by police, a video of the incident posted on local media websites showed.
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There is a particular madness to the idea that we have reached the point where a head scarf, a full beard or even a family name engenders so much animosity -- animosity that is leading to hate crimes and anti-religious and ethnic violence.
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TEHRAN — Iran's judiciary unleashed one of its periodic crackdowns on social media permissiveness on Sunday, announcing the arrest of eight people involved in online modeling without a mandatory head scarf and questioning another woman, a former model, live on state television on Sunday.
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Last week, a female politician, Minoo Khaleghi, who had won election to Parliament as a moderate, was told she would not be allowed to take her seat after images of her emerged on social media showing her without the obligatory head scarf.
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I did try to style up my run once — I attempted to fashion a printed silk scarf as a turban to hide my plain black head scarf for our longer run on Saturday, and well, it proved to be more of a hassle.
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Wearing his trademark silk head scarf, an exotic blend of Barbary pirate and Russian babushka, Steven Van Zandt was relaxing backstage at the PlayStation Theatre, in Times Square, recently, before a gig with his fourteen-piece band, the re-formed Disciples of Soul.
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"One was wearing a long-sleeve T-shirt and pants with a head scarf, and another was wearing an actual competition bathing suit, like they wear in the Olympics, and a bathing cap, and she was taken off the beach," Mr. Muhammad said.
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The German plan would not ban shawls or abayas that cover the body and are often worn with a hijab, a head scarf that does not cover the face, which German officials acknowledge would not win approval from the country's constitutional court.
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One cover image (photographed by Inez and Vinoodh) features a close-up shot, showing off her dark smokey eye and elaborately beaded head scarf (styled by designer Brandon Maxwell), while the second features more of the scarf, now covering her entire face.
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The message said that April 262 would be "Punish a Muslim Day," and that points would be awarded for acts of violence: 2518 points for pulling off a woman's head scarf, 22015 points for murdering a Muslim and 216,229 for bombing a mosque.
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After photos of Captain Rahmani wearing tan combat boots, a khaki flight suit, a black head scarf and aviator glasses were published in the press when she earned her wings in 2013, she and her relatives in Kabul began receiving death threats.
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Erdogan Karakus, a retired three-star general and head of the Turkish Retired Officers Association, claimed that Wednesday's decision was an unnecessary intervention in military affairs and argued that the head scarf was too loaded a symbol for use within the military.
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The decision, made on Wednesday and announced by the Defense Ministry, highlights the transformation in the years since of both the military and society, where the head scarf has long been emblematic of the struggle between the country's secular and religious factions.
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She has freshly returned from a camping trip with her other children, wearing sunglasses and a head scarf, but her visitors quickly yank her back into a harsher reality, which includes a sniveling husband, the actor Lang Jeffries (played by John Schwab).
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"Throughout my life I had been told that my virtue, my chastity, my self-worth, all were wrapped up in my head scarf," Ms. Alinejad writes in her new memoir, "The Wind in My Hair," out May 29 from Little, Brown and Company.
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Obama was livid when a New Yorker magazine cover cartoon in July 2008 pictured her wearing fatigues, combat boots and an Afro and toting a machine gun, fist-bumping with her husband, who was dressed in Middle Eastern garb and a head scarf.
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But the court on Tuesday found that, in the absence of an internal company policy, it was not enough for an employer to simply justify a dismissal by pointing to a customer's desire not to interact with someone wearing a head scarf.
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Obama asked a row of Muslim American military service members to stand, as well as Ibtihaj Muhammad, a member of the U.S. fencing team who will be the first American Olympian to compete in a hijab, or head scarf, in this year's Rio Olympics.
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Tracy Fitz, a slight woman with a blue head scarf trailing, Davy Crockett style, down her back, took the floor to introduce the proposal: that all fossil-fuel plastic bags be replaced by compostable ones, made from plant resin, by the end of the year.
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The swimsuit's Lebanese-Australian inventor, Aheda Zanetti, said in an interview last week that the French and others have "misunderstood the burkini swimsuit," which she said she created after her young niece found it cumbersome to play sports in a regular Islamic head scarf.
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As for players going abroad having to adopt a mode of dress that is foreign to them, it is perhaps useful to be clear about the sartorial burden: This isn't about having to wear a burqa, but a light head scarf and a modest outfit.
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But last week the head-scarf-wearing student, Asa Firda Inayah, 18, was standing on the stage of "Rosi," a prominent national talk show, reciting one of her many famous Facebook posts on the importance of pluralism, as inspirational violin music played in the background.
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A Diana-watcher reports that the princess, her identity muted by a voluminous head scarf, regularly visited the grave of the police protection officer whom she loved and who died in what she believed was an "establishment plot," but was really just a motorcycle accident.
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Harry and Meghan, who wore a cream head scarf and long dress, met Muslim and Christian religious leaders, including anti-apartheid cleric Michael Lapsley who lost both his hands and the sight in one eye from a parcel bomb sent by apartheid security forces.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A woman has been arrested and charged with filing a false report after telling police that three white men yelling President-elect Donald Trump's name had attacked her on a New York City subway for wearing a traditional Muslim head scarf, police said.
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An off-duty New York City policewoman also wearing a traditional Muslim head scarf said this month that a man lunged at her son and accused her of having ties to the Islamic State militant group, prompting city officials to vow swift prosecution of hate crimes.
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The women in his works are beautiful and powerful, from a black Rosie the Riveter sporting an African head scarf in lieu of a bandanna, to a Madonna crowned with an afro as well as a halo, to a group portrait of women in boxing regalia.
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LONDON — A company can bar a Muslim female employee from wearing a head scarf at work, as long as the policy applies to all religious garb and does not single out Islam, according to an advisory opinion that the European Union's highest court released on Tuesday.
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A Muslim immigrant to Italy, he feels, should not object to the presence of a crucifix in his daughter's classroom as a symbol of the nation's Catholic heritage; but neither should her school object to her preference for modest dress and the wearing of a head scarf.
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In a reflection of how multicultural Britain has become during her reign, Nadiya Hussain, a head scarf-wearing Muslim baker who won the BBC's wildly popular "Great British Bake Off," will prepare an orange drizzle birthday cake with orange curd and orange buttercream for the queen.
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Everything was accessorized with a head scarf (a nod to Kate Moss's 2009 Met Ball turban, designed by Mr. Jacobs), elbow-length gloves, a big duffel or flight bag and sometimes also a fanny pack, jeweled Birkenstocks or sport slides, and a light wash of irony.
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The woman who had followed us in bustled past, led the old lady over to a bed that was pushed up against the wall, sat her down, removed her head scarf and put on a fresh one, then slipped a pair of leather slippers onto her feet.
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The letter said that people would be awarded for harming Muslims on April 3 for a series of offenses — 25 points for pulling off a woman's head scarf, 500 points for murdering a Muslim, 1,483 for bombing a mosque and 2,500 for a nuclear attack on Mecca.
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In a case in May, Juliane Kokott, an advocate general with the court, issued an opinion saying that a company could prohibit a Muslim employee from wearing a head scarf, provided that the policy applied to attire for all religions and did not single out Islam.
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A Massachusetts man was charged with hate crimes after he threatened an airline worker at Kennedy International Airport who was wearing a head scarf, kicked her and told her "Trump is here now" and "he will get rid of all of you," officials said on Thursday.
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Canada: The government in Quebec barred schoolteachers, police officers, judges and other public employees from wearing religious symbols in the workplace, including the Muslim head scarf, the Sikh turban, the Jewish skullcap and the Catholic cross, prompting criticism that the law threatens to undermine religious freedoms.
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One afternoon this summer, near a front line in West Raqqa, I sat in a requisitioned residence with Ali Sher, a thirty-three-year-old Kurdish commander with a handlebar mustache and the traditional Y.P.G. uniform: camouflage Hammer pants and a colorful head scarf tied back pirate-style.
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Her newborn son weighed just four pounds, which she attributed to her mistreatment at the hands of the C.I.A. On Thursday, Ms. Boudchar, wearing a head scarf and dark glasses, emerged with her son, who is now 14, from Parliament holding aloft her copy of the apology letter.
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In the governing program a modest carbon tax on airplane tickets and subsidies for public transport sit side by side with a head scarf ban for girls up to 14, deportation centers and a controversial new form of "security detention" for asylum seekers, a measure Ms. Zadic once called "authoritarian" backsliding.
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In an advisory opinion issued in May, in a separate case, Juliane Kokott, another advocate general with the court, said that a company could bar a Muslim female employee from wearing a head scarf at work provided the policy applied to all religious attire and did not single out Islam.
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And yet, "there have always been characters who were dressed in very identifiable or signature outfits," he said, mentioning Bécassine, a young Breton housemaid who first appeared in a French weekly in 1905 and traditionally has been depicted in a long green peasant dress, white apron, head scarf and clogs.
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In the stark opening shot of "A Separation" (2011), which also won the Oscar for best foreign-language film, a man and a woman, the woman wearing a head scarf (as all female citizens of Iran are required to do in public), look straight into the camera and explain their plight.
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" That's a similar sentiment to the one expressed by the conservative political activist Pamela Geller, who argued in a 2016 commentary published by Breitbart that Muslim women seeking accommodations to wear a head scarf in the workplace are part of a "Muslim effort to impose Islam on the secular marketplace.
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Shamefully Islamophobic in its portrayal of Flower Maidens who strip their niqabs to reveal belly-dancing outfits — not to mention in how Parsifal, a Western soldier, wanders into the third act with combat gear over the top of his own head scarf — it is hostile to all forms of belief.
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" Nearby at a separate event, Christian demonstrators tried to eclipse a speech by Rose Hamid, a Muslim woman who was ejected from a Trump rally in South Carolina in January for her silent protest, by standing up wearing her head scarf and a T-shirt reading, "Salam, I come in peace.
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Almost three years after the burkini scandal, which became the fulcrum of a debate over the right of self-expression versus the social contract, comes renewed furor over the hijab, after a French sporting goods retailer, Decathlon, withdrew its plans to sell a runner's head scarf under pressure of a boycott.
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" Nearby at a separate event, Christian demonstrators tried to eclipse a speech by Rose Hamid, a Muslim woman who was ejected from a Trump rally in South Carolina in January for her silent protest, by standing up wearing her head scarf and a T-shirt reading, "Salam, I come in peace.
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In a proposal published this week, 15-year-old Rayouf Alhumedhi called on the Unicode Consortium to add an emoji of a woman wearing a head scarf, noting that around 550 million Muslim women wear the garment, known as a hijab, and that women of other religious backgrounds cover their hair, as well.
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Attitudes toward the role of Islam in everyday life have since shifted in Turkey, as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Islamist party, Justice and Development, the heir to the Welfare Party, has moved to ease the head scarf ban — first in government offices and universities and then, in 2014, in middle and high schools.
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Although you're rooted to your feetYou long for the sky;Although you're sister to the dustYou yearn to fly high Baha'i woman recalls imprisonment in Iran 'Stay near that we may be reunited' On that September evening when Sabet was no longer a prisoner, she emerged from Evin with a purple head scarf.
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Or spend some time considering how the street became the new runway; whether or not fashion is finally going to address the issue of work/life balance — and, in the interests of the international aspect of both the Olympics and Fashion month, why young women in Iran are abandoning the head scarf.
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While discriminatory Islamic divorce and inheritance laws pose problems for individual women, the head scarf is a highly public symbol of a set of personal rules imposed by Iran's clerical leaders, who decide what people can wear, what music they can listen to and what television programs and movies they get to see.
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To the Editor: In "When Putting On a Head Scarf Is All It Takes to Get Fired" (news article, March 8), you featured the stories of four women — Muslim, Sikh, Jewish and Catholic — persecuted for their faith by the ban on religious garb for government employees, and in other professional settings, in Quebec.
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Her sartorial experimentation frustrates Jade (who, as a meteorologist for a local news station, deals with her own internal struggles over comfort in wearing her head scarf in public) and at one point, Summer's testing of the boundaries between religion and her own self-expression leads to an embarrassing social media snafu.
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I don't wear a head scarf that identifies me as Muslim, yet surely one would assume I'm Indian, or Arab, or Hispanic, or Persian — origins rooted in some place where the people are brown, the governments are temperamental, and the food is delicious ("the hot-sauce zone," my friend Aarti dubs it).
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In the advisory opinion, Eleanor Sharpston, an advocate general with the European Court of Justice, sided with the Muslim woman, Asma Bougnaoui, who lost her job with Micropole, a French information technology consultancy, in 2009 after she refused to abide by the company's request that she remove her head scarf when meeting with clients.
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For its female flight attendants and pilots, there is a catch: On arrival, they will be asked to wear not only the most conservative version of their uniform, a pantsuit with a knee-length jacket, but also a head scarf to cover their hair, in line with Iranian law and with other foreign airlines' practice.
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"I would not feel comfortable being faced with a judge or lawyer in court wearing a head scarf here, because I would worry about their neutrality," said Radhia Ben Amor, a research coordinator at the University of Montreal, who is Muslim and said she moved from Tunisia to live in a more secular country.
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Seeing them takes me back to the time in my life when I was forced to cover my hair, when I was told that my own body was shameful and when I was almost punched in a parliamentary corridor by a cleric because two strands of hair were peeking out from under my head scarf.
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Her hands, which place the pot on the table and seem to flow along it, her feet, which stride along the floor and seem to stick to it, and her head, which wants to drive her right out of this place but softens, fusing and melting under her very, very tightly tied head scarf.
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There were paneled cocktail shifts like stained-glass windows; studded, oversize black leather biker jackets that bled into punky tartan trousers or heritage check skirts; Union Jack sweatshirts and floral deerstalker caps; and (perhaps in homage to Queen Elizabeth II) a rose-printed silk head scarf, military regalia jacket and plaid kilt, teamed with oversize Perspex spectacles.
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The crunched, focussed expression on her small, sharp face as she claimed her half of the desk, a purse over one arm and a duffelbag over the other, a light sheen of perspiration on her upper lip, a dark-gray head scarf wound tightly around her head and fixed above her right ear with a long, silver pin.
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The United Arab Emirates warned its citizens on Sunday to avoid wearing traditional clothing when traveling abroad, apparently in response to an episode in Ohio last week in which a businessman from Abu Dhabi, dressed in robes and a head scarf, was confronted by the police at gunpoint because a hotel clerk thought he might be a terrorist.
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One of the two women who was the target of the religious slurs on Friday, Destinee Mangum, who was with a friend wearing a Muslim head scarf, said in a video posted on CNN's website on Monday that she did not know the men who intervened and thanked them for putting their lives on the line.
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Indeed, while designers have looked to the queen for inspiration — Ralph Lauren has lapped up her fondness for tweeds over the years, and in his latest collection Alessandro Michele at Gucci paid homage to her devotion to a floral kerchief head scarf and oversize rimless spectacles when tending to matters on her estates — she herself seems to value sartorial international outreach above trend.
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The spirit seemed intent on dispensing cooking tips (encouraging one woman to bake with honey, and another to use more salt) and career advice (consider public speaking or writing, Ms. Calkins said to a third woman in a mauve head scarf, adding that the spirit was offering adjectives from the other side to help her do so, like a spectral thesaurus).
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He also represented the University of North Carolina last year in litigation against the Justice Department over transgender bathroom access, and in one of the most high-profile instances, he argued before the Supreme Court in 2015 that Abercrombie & Fitch had been justified in refusing to hire a Muslim woman because she wore a head scarf that clashed with its dress code.
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It's hard, for example, to spot the difference between the head scarf (or hat) worn consistently for religious reasons by the Muslim model Halima Aden, and the head wraps and coverings worn on magazine covers by Nicki Minaj (Elle) and Kaia Gerber (British Vogue) for styling purposes — not to mention on every model on the Marc Jacobs runway in 2017.
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It's hard, for example, to spot the difference between the head scarf (or hat) worn consistently for religious reasons by the Muslim model Halima Aden, and the head wraps and coverings worn on magazine covers by Nicki Minaj (Elle) and Kaia Gerber (British Vogue) for styling purposes — not to mention on every model on the Marc Jacobs runway in 2017.
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Here is a brief list of other incidents in the United States involving discredited reports of racially motivated attacks: December 2016 - Yasmin Seweid, 18, was charged with filing a false police report after telling police that three white men, yelling the name of then President-elect Donald Trump, had attacked her on a New York City subway for wearing a traditional Muslim head scarf.
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In the United States, it has come up in the context of an Orthodox Jewish recruit to the Coast Guard who wanted to wear a skullcap on duty; an Army officer of the Sikh faith who sought to wear a turban while in uniform; and a Muslim woman who was denied a job by the clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch because she wore a head scarf.
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What doesn't change is the way the producers reduce a new crop of young women to elevator pitches: the "angry black woman" (a college activist); the "terrorist" (a woman of Pakistani heritage whom the producers pressure to wear a head scarf on camera, though she doesn't in real life); the "hot racist" (cast because she went viral on Instagram wearing a Confederate-flag bikini).
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Among the options announced on Friday were a woman in a head scarf, a woman breast-feeding, and what the company called the love-you gesture, which it said was designed after the sign for "I love you" in American Sign Language, which combines the signs for the letters I, L and Y. So, how does a new emoji find its way to your screen?
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