Interessanter Austausch bei Mideastyouth.com: Eine orthodoxe Jüdin und eine Muslima über die Erfahrungen damit, das Haar offen zu tragen:
“That’s it. I’ve had it. I’m letting it all hang out.”
I overheard this conversation from where I was sitting in my office coming from the receptionist. Curiosity overcoming me, I came out to see what she was letting hang out. Quite newly married and an orthodox Jew, she had begun her married life covering her hair, which is a very difficult thing to do for most women, unless they are born into an orthodox lifestyle and look forward to shopping for wigs or hats and scarves, depending on how one wishes to cover one’s hair. But she had had enough and missed having her hair drape around her neck.
“Was it difficult for you?” I asked. “What about your friends where you live? Can they accept the change?” Weiter hier.
Orthodoxer Perückenladen, Jerusalem
