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Meanings of wear a burqa in inglês
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Usage of wear a burqa in inglês
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My family are not really happy with me wearing a chador namaz, they tell me to always wear a burqa.
2
You understand that if you don't wear a burqa and your face is open, people will just gossip about you, Margol said, giggling.
3
While UAF female politicians say women should cover their heads, the legislators add that women will never be forced to wear a burqa.
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She also wore a burqa into parliament to make a political point.
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Why would any Muslim woman choose to go out wearing a burqa?
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But as soon as she left the police station she wore a burqa.
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Several of the men said wearing a burqa felt "like a prison".
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Anyway, with my razor-sharp mind, I knew something was wrong when she showed up for 'the talk' wearing a burqa.
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It's a nod to the controversial stunt when she wore a burqa into the Senate chamber in August last year.
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It follows Pauline Hanson's stunt in parliament last month, where the One Nation leader wore a burqa in the Senate.
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This is the same woman who whirled into the Australian Senate while wearing a burqa and calling for a ban.
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She has received insulting e-mails and telephone calls, and travels with armed guards, wearing a burqa to conceal her identity, she said.
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By putting a selfie stick underneath someone wearing a burqa to check whether it's a real woman or a bloke with explosives.
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It would be more pertinent to ensure that no Muslim woman in the state was coerced into wearing a burqa against her will.
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As you may recall, she was berated by former Attorney-General George Brandis when she wore a burqa in the Senate as a political stunt.
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They're trying to make those of us who cover our faces feel bad. An older woman, who wore a burqa herself, was less affronted.