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Islam and Muslim Women
The influence of the Western culture on the girls of Bangladesh and the Islamic outlook in context.

NAME: PHABLIHA NUSAIBA KHALID
ID: 123 0955 015
SECTION: 1
COURSE INSTRUCTOR: DR. A.Q.M.A. RAHMAN BHUIYAN, ASSISTANT PREOFESSOR, ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
NORTH SOUTH UNIVERSITY
SUBMITTED ON: 25TH APRIL 2013

Table Of Contents:

Acknowledgement-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3
Abstract -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
Introduction---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5
Research Questions----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7
Hypothesis-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8
Methodology--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------9
Presentation and Discussion of Research-----------------------------------------------------------------10 i) Culture of Bangladesh-------------------------------------------------------------------------10 ii) Influence of western culture in Bengali girls-----------------------------------------------12 iii) Women on the threshold of the 21st century-----------------------------------------------13 iv) The diversity of Muslim communities------------------------------------------------------14 v) Muslim women in the socio-political turmoil of the twentieth century----------------15 vi) Womens responses at the international level----------------------------------------------18 vii) Survey------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------22
Summary of findings--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------27

Acknowledgement

I would like to thank Dr.



References: 1. Mahmoody, Betty. (1987). "Not Without My Daughter." New York: St. Martin 's Press.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> 2. Minces, Juliette. (1982). ' 'The House of Obedience: Women in Arab Society," trans. By Michael Pallis. London: Zed Press. 3. Sasson, Jean P (1992). ' 'Princess: A True Story of Life Behind the Veil in Saudi Arabia". New York: Morrow. 4. Jeffery, Patricia (1979). "Frogs in a Well: Indian women in Purdah". London: Zed Press. 5. Sedere Upali M, (2000), Institutional Capacity Building Through Human Resource Development, Directorate of Primary Education/PEDPQI Project of NORAD, Bangladesh. 6. Sedere Upali M, (1996), General Education Project (CR2118BD) Report, the World Bank. 7. Barton, Cat. (n.d.) . veiling debate divides Bangladeshi women. Retrieved from http://www.sundaytimes.lk/100919/International/int_11.html 8. Hoodfar, homa. ( 1988, September). Muslim Women on the Threshold of the 21st Century. [Supplememt Material] Retrieved from http://www.wluml.org/node/237

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