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Item
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Title
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Type
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Interview
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Date
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September 27th, 2015
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Description
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This interview with Mrs. Doua Ibraheem highlights the experience of an Arab-Muslim woman in the U.S.A. She narrates her experiences and opinions on immigration, family, religion, education, vocation, community, and the consequent relationships among these facets of life. Religion reinforced her self-identity and progressively became important in her life. This led to the successful assimilation into American culture. Her answers support the statement that being a Muslim is far more important to her than being an Arab, an American, or an Arab-American.
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Language
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English
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Subject
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Choice, Religion, Family, Hijab, Importance of God in Life, Coexistent Independence, Egypt, England, 2015,OralHistory
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