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Not without my veil women in Omam
Interviews educated, independent, Islamic women of Oman who dress in the traditional way yet are moving into new areas for women thanks to education career support for young women.
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- "Interviews educated, independent, Islamic women of Oman who dress in the traditional way yet are moving into new areas for women thanks to education career support for young women."@en
- "Shows how Islamic women in Omam, rather than being oppressed, are given ample opportunity and freedom to pursue goals, provided they wear traditional dress. Women in high professional positions, heads of banks, doctors, pilots etc., also wear non-Western dress as a symbol of their cultural origins."@en
- "The Western view of the Islamic woman is that she is oppressed and confined. This film introduces educated, independent women who dress in the traditional way, yet are moving into new areas for women. Dagmar Taylor- Al Busaidy, who spent her formative years in England, moved back to Oman in 1976 when the new Sultan was ushering in changes. She remembers that when she dressed in Western clothes she was an object of curiosity and had difficulty pursuing her goals. Once she donned the veil, she was free to pursue her vocational interests. Favziya Al-Kindy's father made certain that his daughter was given as good an education as his sons. As a result, she was able to attain a high professional status as an economist in the banking industry. She asserts that women of talent are now given ample opportunity in Oman. Other women who have made careers as heads of banks, pilots and doctors wear the veil as a symbol of their origins; it does not compromise their strength."
- "Professional, career women in Oman discuss the Muslim tradition of the veil and how following that tradition has given them the freedom to pursue their goals without compromising their strength."@en
- "Interviews educated, independent, Islamic women of Oman who dress in the traditional way yet are moving into new areas for women."@en