The book “Unveiled with Hijab” has reached its third edition – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
According to the Mehr news agency, quoting the public relations of Talawat Aramesh Publications, the book “Blindly with Hijab” written by Naimeh Islamloo and Azadeh Akbari has recently reached its third edition by Talawat Aramesh Publications. The first edition of this book was released to the publishing market in April this year, and now the third edition has entered bookstores.
The book “Unveiled with Hijab” is the first specialized book in counting and responding to 75 suspicious up-to-date and comprehensive chastity and hijab. This book is a research work that is the result of more than 17 years of specialized field work of the Khyber Cultural and Artistic Institute, including the following activities: holding more than 12,000 workshops and training courses; Attending more than 1400 girls’ high schools, universities, seminaries and other educational and cultural centers; Serious activity in cyberspace with the subject of preserving the dignity of women in the shadow of the culture of chastity and hijab.
The questions and challenges posed during this 17-year activity have been sporadically presented in more than 20 previous books of the institute, but “Openly with Hijab” is the first specialized book in comprehensive statistics and answering questions and doubts about chastity and hijab. One of the features of this book is answering more than 70 doubts related to the issue of chastity and hijab, which are both comprehensive and accurate from both extra-religious and intra-religious perspectives.
The authors of “Blindly Hijab” have tried to make the reader think and analyze by asking basic questions without believing anything in the mind; For this reason, question sentences have been used as much as possible in the answers section. Another feature of this chapter is that it is based on the type of worldview and the degree of belief in Islam in the audience, many of whose questions are rooted in a more basic and fundamental question, and in fact the repetition of several basic concepts. Thus, the contents of this book have been collected and compiled in 8 chapters.
The chapters of this book are as follows:
Doubts about the legality of hijab in Iran; The Wrong Term for “Compulsory Hijab”
Suspicions concerning the comparison of Pahlavi Iran and Iran after the Islamic Revolution
Suspicions of misconceptions about the Western world, Westernization or modernity
Suspicions about free relationships with the opposite sex
Very common suspicions arising from weaknesses of belief and ignorance
Suspicions of emotional emptiness and family problems (excuses)
Intra-religious and inter-discourse suspicions
Doubts concerning enjoining the good and forbidding the evil in the field of hijab
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