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• The Christian Veiling.
• Paul introduces his discussion on the Christian woman's veiling by praising the Corinthian Christians for their faithfulness in observing and practicing the "all things. ...
• Apparently Paul wrote to answer questions about the basis of the veiling. Undoubtedly most of the Corinthian church's sisters followed the correct practice of the veiling because of the opening remarks that they "remembered me in all things. ...
• This set Paul's readers in a mood to learn more about the basis of the veiling. ...
• In summary, the main point we learn from Paul in 11:2 is that the veiling was among the traditions or ordinances he praised the Corinthians for keeping. ...
• 3 Paul gives the basis of the veiling ordinance. ...
• God has established the veiling as an emblem of servitude. ... This meaning of the veiling originates with God and not with society. In many cultures the veiling still has this meaning, even among non-Christians. As Wenger points out, these cultural practices only confirm the divine will and are not the source of the veiling's meaning. ...
• The woman's veiling symbolizes her voluntary acceptance of her place in the divine order. ... Not to wear the veiling implies freedom from submission to man. ...
• " Next he said that if she rejects God's established veiling standard, she might just as well go the whole way and lose all her dignity through shaving her head, which would bring shame upon herself. ...
• What woman would not be ashamed of herself if she cut off her hair and shaved her head? Since no woman would want to appear with a shaven head, Paul says that she should be covered with a veiling. ...
• Having established the principle of divine order, and having stated the importance of the veiling in both man's and woman's lives, Paul next gives several statements that support what he has just written. ...

• Minister deplores veiling of women .

• The cultural imposition of veiling was to them a symbol of women’s backwardness; for them full entry in the public domain and other indicators of liberation were reflected in Western styles of dress.

• When the Prophet died I was twenty years old, and I knew about the order of Al-Hijab (veiling of ladies) more than any other person when it was revealed. ...
• " And that happened after the order of Al-Hijab (compulsory veiling) was revealed. ...

• 00 Cover Autophobic and Veiling Iris. ...
• Veiling Iris, The Tyler Read Band, and Systolic. ...

• "19 Regarding the veiling of women in Tarsus, William M. ... When a man wishes to make one of these his legitimate wife, a special act of veiling is demanded. ...
• The modern custom of heavily veiling the face in the Middle East and North Africa is due to a great extent to Islamic influence. ...
• 39 Further, he asks why, if the veil is a sign of subjection, is the woman not required to wear it all the time? "It is clear enough the apostle speaks of veiling only when they were employed in religious worship; and that regard is had to something that belongs to the woman in respect of God, rather than in respect of her husband. ...
• ' Paul would not give prolonged reasoning for the veiling of women and then drop the subject with one statement. ...
• Tertullian, On the Veiling of Virgins, found in Alexander Roberts and James Donaldson (eds. ...

• On The Veiling Of Virgins.

• ” Even after the Ayatollah Khomeini came to power and reintroduced polygamy and divorce on the husband’s demand with automatic custody to fathers, reduced the official female age of marriage from 18 to 13, fired all female judges, and ordered compulsory veiling, whose transgression was to be punished by public flogging, Foucault saw no reason to temper his enthusiasm. ...

• Rather, ideas of female inferiority and male privilege, veiling and segregating women, polygyny, wife-beating, etc. ...

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• The Veil and Veiling.
• The study of the veil and veiling is not as simple as whether one veils or does not, whether a culture requires a veil or does not, and whether the veil is oppressive or liberating; it encompasses so much more. Veiling is a complex tradition that is specific to time and place.
• -Is veiling always oppressive to Muslim women?.
• -Is there any tradition of veiling in the West?.
• Misconceptions About Veiling.
• Many Westerners are obsessed with the veil and view veiling as an antiquated and oppressive tradition forced upon Muslim women. ...
• In different areas of the Islamic world, styles of veiling and reasons for it are distinct. ...
• The Quran does not specifically mandate veiling, but simply speaks about modesty, respect, and the covering of the body. ... In most Muslim societies veiling is not enforced, but a choice. ...
• The Kaba, however, is veiled, which further reveals the sanctity of veiling: .
• The veiling of men, Mohammed, and architecture, is further evidence that veiling has many meanings, but it is always sacred.
• Veiling is not foreign to Western society. Veiling was practiced in Ancient Greece and throughout the Mediterranean before Islam was founded, and is still practiced today in Western societies. ... Why are Western women who wear veils not considered oppressed? Perhaps because Western women are familiar with their traditions and unfamiliar with Muslim traditions, they view Muslim veiling as completely different. ...
• Veiling is about modesty and privacy. ... Perhaps some prefer to believe that veiling oppressive so they do not have to acknowledge that it is threatening to them. ...

• Around the year 200, at Carthage, North Africa, Tertullian wrote a tract entitled, “The Veiling of Virgins. ...
• And they think that they are covered! Tertullian, The Veiling of Virgins : The Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. ...
• Tertullian, The Veiling of Virgins : The Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. ...

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