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Hijabers on Instagram: Using Visual Social Media to Construct the Ideal Muslim Woman
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no DOI — not checkedin her analysis of the jilboobs phenomenon, argues that the moral panic about jilboobs overstates its actual prevalence. Similarly, the specter of jilbab gaul perhaps speaks more to male anxieties about women's sartorial choices, and their impulse to regulate women's bodies, than it does to the prevalence of jilbab gaul phenomena per se
no DOI — not checkedTarlo and Moors (2013), for example, aver that Muslim women use Islamic fashion to "disrupt and challenge public stereotypes about Islam, women, social integration and the veil, even if their voices are often drowned out in politi-cal and legal debates in these issues
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no DOI — not checkedNote how the hashtags also enframe the caption, providing the reader with more information about her trip. By way of the hashtags, we learn that she undertook the trip as a solo back-packer, and that it was related to a government scholarship to study overseas
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