Challenge of Islam- Islamic Fundamentalism

The VeilContents1, veil1) Meaning of veil2) Type of veil2, History of veil1) Veil: General Customs 2) The veil that was general customs became law of Islam. 3, Veil in Islam view1) Misconceptions about Hijab2) Why Muslim women wear the Hijab?4, Veil in Western view1) Woman Right2) Woman cannot participate society.3) Woman who subordinated people to man.4) Taking a Hijab is considered symbol of uncivilized society.5, Big issues of Hijab1) The event2) View Points3) Effect6, Hijab and Nationalism1) Hijab in the middle age: symbol of Women2) Hijab to the progressive parties:

Hijab Ban and Gender ConflictIntroductionIslamic dress in Europe, notably the variety of headdresses worn by Muslim women, has become a prominent symbol of the presence of Islam in western Europe. In several countries the adherence to hijab, which means to cover in Arab, has led to political controversies and proposals for a legal ban. Some countries already have laws banning the wearing of masks in public, which can be applied to veils that conceal the face. Other countries are debating similar legislation, or have more limited prohibitions. The issue has different names in different cou

actor and his decision impacts on international system. Nevertheless, the reason why Iran is regarded as an evil axis is because Iranian religious rigidity isnt universal and a series of acts such as nuclear development challenge the existing international order.Therefore, Iran FP needs to adapt to the current trends globalization and interdependence in order to be welcome by international society and play an influential role there..< Summary >1. Prologue2. Iranian FP during the Cold-War3. External Factors & Internal Factors4. Contemporary Iranian Foreign Policy5. Conclusion

of 181 nations in GDP(IMF, 2009)Poverty in BangladeshRecent Improvements- GDP doubled since 1975 - Poverty Rate Fallen by 20% since early 1990s- Listed in the “Next Eleven” Economies- Driving Force: Dhaka (capital) and other urban centersChallenges- Political corruption- Global economic competition- Serious overpopulation- Widespread poverty- Ecological vulnerability to climate change Grameen Bank in BangladeshLiterally means “Bank of the Villages”Est.1983 in Dhaka, BangladeshMicrofinance organization and community development bankBased on the idea that “the poo

of 210,000(two hundred and ten thousand) jobs and over 30 trillion Won. With the completion of the tide embankment, Saemangeum has achieved a half success, indicating a new era on the west coast. Part.2 Las Vegas content1. Las Vegas, city that never sleeps2. From shady city to world famous tourist city3. The present condition and analysis of the Las Vegas tourism industry 4. SWOT Analysis5. Future challenges in Las Vegas6. Las Vegas benchmarking for successful Saemangeum1. Las Vegas, city that never sleeps□ Country information○ General Information◦ Between the continent