Saba Maroof

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The extent to which a Muslim country’s women veiled—or didn’t veil—has long served as a sort of litmus test for its relationship to the West. For the Middle Eastern dictator, making your women take off their veils was a cheap and easy way to prove you were moving toward Western-style “progress.”
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