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Interview: Concordia Public Scholar Arwa Hussain explores why her community’s Muslim women choose to wear the hijab

This media interview by Maya Lach-Aidelbaum with Arwa Hussain, doctoral candidate in Religions and Cultures and Public Scholar, discusses Arwa's doctoral thesis, her community, and the impact she hopes to have through her research. This article was published by Concordia News on November 25 as part of the Public Scholars program.