Add to ORKGWestern sport environments may create challenges for young Muslim women who choose to participate while adhering to their Islamic values and principles. In this way, participation in sport may serve to exclude young Muslim women when cultural and religious needs are not met. The purpose of this study was to explore how young Muslim women who wear the hijab experience inclusion or alienation due to their involvement in sport in Ontario. Data collection with seven Hijabi athletes consisted of semi-structured interviews and audio-diaries recorded over a one-month period to examine identity negotiation, social interactions with non-Muslim teammates and coaches, and the influence of broader discourses on the sport experiences of young Muslim wom...
This paper proposes a new framework for approaching Muslim women in sport, beyond the oft-utilised f...
Published data on Muslim women’s participation in sport in 29 predominantly Islamic countries and pe...
This article explores the phenomenon of practising Muslim women playing Australian Rules football (A...
This dissertation examines the relationship the „lived body‟ experiences of veiled Muslim females in...
Many sports in the West, specifically in American culture, permit religious symbols and practices. Y...
The values mediating exclusionary practices in Western sporting environments posit religiosity and p...
The purpose of this study is to examine perspective of Arabic Muslim women toward the involvement in...
The recreation needs of minority groups are often subjugated or marginalized when facilities and/or ...
This chapter organizes three aspects: hijab and the ‘Islamization’ of sport; Arab-Muslim investment ...
Muslim women’s engagement in sporting activities, both as sport consumers and participants, remains ...
Muslim women’s engagement in sporting activities, both as sport consumers and participants, remains ...
As Islam's visibility in global society increases, Muslim populations grow, and Muslim countries com...
Female Muslim athletes face a number of obstacles when playing sports, both at home and abroad. For ...
As Islam’s visibility in global society increases, Muslim populations grow, and Muslim countries com...
This article offers a new approach for examining Muslim women in sport, which combines the domains o...
This paper proposes a new framework for approaching Muslim women in sport, beyond the oft-utilised f...
Published data on Muslim women’s participation in sport in 29 predominantly Islamic countries and pe...
This article explores the phenomenon of practising Muslim women playing Australian Rules football (A...
This dissertation examines the relationship the „lived body‟ experiences of veiled Muslim females in...
Many sports in the West, specifically in American culture, permit religious symbols and practices. Y...
The values mediating exclusionary practices in Western sporting environments posit religiosity and p...
The purpose of this study is to examine perspective of Arabic Muslim women toward the involvement in...
The recreation needs of minority groups are often subjugated or marginalized when facilities and/or ...
This chapter organizes three aspects: hijab and the ‘Islamization’ of sport; Arab-Muslim investment ...
Muslim women’s engagement in sporting activities, both as sport consumers and participants, remains ...
Muslim women’s engagement in sporting activities, both as sport consumers and participants, remains ...
As Islam's visibility in global society increases, Muslim populations grow, and Muslim countries com...
Female Muslim athletes face a number of obstacles when playing sports, both at home and abroad. For ...
As Islam’s visibility in global society increases, Muslim populations grow, and Muslim countries com...
This article offers a new approach for examining Muslim women in sport, which combines the domains o...
This paper proposes a new framework for approaching Muslim women in sport, beyond the oft-utilised f...
Published data on Muslim women’s participation in sport in 29 predominantly Islamic countries and pe...
This article explores the phenomenon of practising Muslim women playing Australian Rules football (A...