Answer to Question 1
Answer: B
Answer to Question 2
The Prophet Muhammad indicated in his Sunnah that the female body should be covered except for the face, hands, and feet. Hence, traditional Muslim women should wear head coverings. The hijab refers to a variety of garments that allow women to follow the guidelines of modest dress. It may include head coverings or a face veil and can take the form of a rather than something that actually covers the face.
When it comes to the hijab, or outer garments, research has identified three perspectives among Muslim women in the United States and other settlements outside Islamic countries. Younger, better educated women who support wearing the hijab in public draw on Western ideas of individual rights, arguing in favor of veiling as a form of personal expression. In contrast, older, less-educated women who support the wearing of hijab tend to make their arguments without any reference to Western ideology. They cannot see why veiling should be an issue in the first place. A third group of women, of all ages and educational backgrounds, oppose the hijab.
Long-Term Potentiation and Long-Term Depression
Black and White Out-Migration from Virginia and North and South Carolina, 1870–1940 (in thousands)
Embryonic Period
Digital illustration of a fish that was believed to have become extinct during the Cretaceous Period
depression
depression