Adolescent Perceptions and Experiences of the Hijab: a Qualitative Canadian Study

Emma Funnell-Kononuk; Pamela Dickey Young; Valerie Michaelson

doi:10.65045/001c.144886

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ISSN 2155-7594

Research Article

Vol. 6, 2015

December 31, 2017 EDT

Adolescent Perceptions and Experiences of the Hijab: a Qualitative Canadian Study

Emma Funnell-Kononuk, Pamela Dickey Young, Valerie Michaelson,

HijabadolescenceMuslim youthIdentityPublic schoolsIslamophobiaPeer influencePhenomenologyCanadaReligious expression

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Funnell-Kononuk, Emma, Pamela Dickey Young, and Valerie Michaelson. “Adolescent Perceptions and Experiences of the Hijab: A Qualitative Canadian Study.” Journal of Childhood and Religion 6 (December 31, 2017): 1–27. https://doi.org/10.65045/001c.144886.

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