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Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Does My Head Look Big in This?
Does My Head Look Big in This?
In the book, “Does My Head Look Big in This” by Randa
Abdel-Fattah, The main character, Amal is very contradictory
about wearing the hijab. First because she doesn’t want to wear
it to school, second because she wants to wear it to school, and
lastly, because she doesn’t know which to choose, so she asks her
friends.
First, she didn’t want to wear it to school because
she was afraid of people making fun of her. For instance, she was
afraid that people would call her “towel-head” and “a teletubby.”
Lastly, she was afraid of Adam, a boy she has a crush on, not
liking it.
Second, she did want to put it on because she feels that she
would be closer to god if she put it on. She also does want to
wear it because she wants to experiment with it and see how it
feels. Lastly, she wants to show her modesty through the hijab.
Lastly, she doesn’t know what to choose, so she asks
her friends. For instance in her conversation with Leila, she was
encouraging her to wear the hijab by saying things like “that’s
so cool! We will both be wearing it now!” Lastly, when she was
talking to Yasmeen, she was telling her that she shouldn’t wear
the hijab by saying things like “How can you even think of
wearing it?”
As you can see, Amal is very contradictory about wearing the
hijab. First because she doesn’t want to wear it to school,
second because she wants to wear it to school, and lastly,
because she doesn’t know which to choose, so she asks her
friends.
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