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Research Paper On Pro Nike Hijab

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“A wise man makes his own decision; an ignorant man follows public opinion.” by Chinese Proverb. Throughout many generations, there has always been the want to make a decision that will be best for them. Depending on the decisions you make, can lead you to countless amounts of problems and or solutions. Take the time to look at other sources to back up your perspective on anything that is thrown in you way. Every individual should make the time to find multiple resources to later be used for success in making the right decisions throughout their entire lives. According to Huffingtonpost, the Pro-Nike hijab is very good for athletes like Ibtihaj Muhammad who is an American sabre fencer and Emirati figure skater Zahra Lari. The pull-on product that …show more content…

Middle Eastern women have to wear the hijab because it is a symbol of modesty and privacy. They are brainwashed to think girls cannot play sports so they believe that the Pro-Nike hijab is a joke. ¨This is not the true representation of Arab, Muslim women. We do not wear a hijab and go running in the streets, shame on Nike” wrote Nada Sahimi on Nike’s Instagram page”. She is explaining how women are not athletic and how women do not run with hijabs because it is not what women do. “My Hijab is my freedom .. Nike shame on you!!!!!!” a women posted under the video on YouTube. She is expressing how Nike is making a profit out of the hijab, the only freedom that she had was her Hijab and now a company is making money out of it. “What will they say about you? Maybe they’ll say you exceeded all expectations.” This is persuading the audience into thinking that even considering buying the hijab is completely absurd. It’s stating that people will talk about you and it is not in a good way, if people see a Middle Eastern women playing sports people will get shocked and they will not talk highly about the

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