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As a Saudi niqabi woman I think I have the right to feel excluded by this ad. I belive every woman should be able to chose what kind of modesty to practice .. But I definitly disagree with excluding veiled woman out of the scene .. and in the national Saudi day!!
Women who do not wear/do not want to wear hijab (but are still forced to) have always felt erased and lesser-than. So, I completely understand. However, wouldn’t it be strange to have a niqabi singing? Covering up all her physical awrah but then allowing her voice to be heard?
I don't think so. I don't see any link between covering the physical awrah and having a voice and participation in society. Silencing voices is a third world crisis that both women and men suffer. It doesn't have anything to do with how do we look or what do we wear.
Conservative Muslim women that wear niqab are probably not very likely to want to partake in this ad as singing and music are both considered forbidden by conservative Muslims. They would consider a woman’s voice to be awrah and music to be haram.
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