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Tag Archives: france
Paris, Oddly Enough (Part 7: French Muslims!)
By some estimates, 10% of France is Muslim. It’s the second most practiced religion in the country, after Catholicism (which isn’t saying much, I guess, considering how secular French society is overall these days). France’s relationship with Islam is complicated. … Continue reading
France vs. Islam: Round 1,872
An Islamic woman in France has been turned away from a public swimming pool for trying to take a dip while wearing a “burquini.” What’s a burquini, you ask? It’s a non-form-fitting full-body swimsuit which allows Muslim women to go … Continue reading
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Tagged ahiida, burquini, france
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