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Wearing a red Muslim head scarf known as a hijab, she held a flashlight and talked on a cell phone.— chron.com Chronicle
However, they adviced me kindly that while they support the right to education, they felt that the hijab is a symbol of oppression and would not be able to lend their voice.— altmuslim
For Alyssa Smith, a senior in industrial design, wearing the hijab was a lesson in self reflection.— Technician RSS
The word hijab is derived from the Arabic word hajaba which means— The British National Party
Originally the hijab is not only to cover the hair.— Palestine Blogs aggregator

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