About This Book
The Hijab: Liberation or Oppression? is a detailed discussion of the hijab by Dr. Gohar Mushtaq. At a time when the hijab is debated and, in some countries, restricted, the author sets out the case for it using both Islamic sources and findings from scientific research.
He also addresses related subjects that are often misunderstood, such as the separation of men and women at gatherings. The book is written for Muslims and non-Muslims alike.
What's Inside
- Evidence for the hijab from the Qur'an and Sunnah
- Scientific research the author cites on the wisdom behind it
- Discussion of the separation of men and women in gatherings
About the Author
Dr. Gohar Mushtaq earned his PhD from Rutgers University in 2001, specializing in biochemistry and biophysical chemistry. He studied the classical Islamic sciences from childhood, first with his father and later with other teachers. He writes for English and Urdu Islamic magazines and gives Friday sermons and lectures at mosques and Islamic centers in the United States. His other books include Growing a Beard, The Intelligent Heart, The Pure Heart, Islam: Its Beauty & Wisdom, and The Music Made Me Do It.
Who It's For
- Muslim women and their families
- Non-Muslims wanting to understand why Muslim women wear the hijab
- Readers interested in religion and science
Book Details
- Subtitle: الحجاب: تحرير أم قمع؟
- Author: Dr. Gohar Mushtaq
- Binding: Hardback
- Pages: 307
- Size (inches): 6x8.75x0.75
- Size (cm): 15x22x2