Muslim Boxer Fights For Right to Wear Hijab in Ring
Zeina Nassar's Battle for Religious Expression
Die gläubige Muslimin darf lange nicht an Wettkämpfen teilnehmen weil sie ihr Kopftuch im Ring nicht ablegen will. WEB Berlin boxer Zeina Nassars fighting spirit has won her plenty of titles but her battle to wear the hijab in the ring has also made her an.
A Long-Fought Battle
For years, Muslim boxer Zeina Nassar has faced resistance from boxing authorities who have refused to allow her to compete in a hijab. Nassar's religious beliefs require her to cover her hair and body, and she has been unwilling to compromise on this issue.
International Boxing Association Makes Changes
Recently, the International Boxing Association (AIBA) announced a new religious exemption that allows female boxers to wear hijab in the ring. This change in policy is a major victory for Nassar and other Muslim boxers who have been fighting for the right to express their religious beliefs while competing in the sport.
A Symbol of Progress
Nassar's battle to wear the hijab in the ring has made her a symbol of progress for Muslim athletes. Her determination to stand up for her beliefs has inspired others to challenge discrimination and push for greater inclusivity in sports.
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