Welcome to commanding heights of hype with peculiar timing. It coincides with the issue of an Islamic banking license in Britain and a lively debate following the lecture of The Archbishop of Canterbury to lawyers when the highest clergy of the Church of England commented about the nexus of English and Islamic Sharia laws and a need for social policies and an aim to absorb British Muslims in the community.
Is the way Turkish women dress really worthy of world debate, and more importantly, does one's headwear symbolize what is in one's mind? And if it is a matter for world debate, should a superficial translation to English in the media suffice and reduce one's dress to a matter radicalization? Search the internet and it all has a whiff of Islamophobia. Simple-minded dark forces, with no mind for facts, are trigger happy to launch a collective punishment of all Muslims.
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