À la demande du Conseil canadien des femmes musulmanes, une prof de Concordia a fait un sondage auprès des femmes qui portent le niqab ( voile intégral)

Canadian Concil of Muslim Women

The findings of this report authored by Dr. Lynda Clarke of Concordia University paint a dynamic, engaging picture of Canadian women who wear the niqab.

The recently proposed Charter of Quebec Values has once again brought religious forms of dress and the question of religious accommodation to the forefront and CCMW’s position on the matter has remained steadfast. While CCMW does not agree that the niqab is a religiously mandatory practice, the Council upholds the right of every woman to dress as she wishes as she has the freedom to interpret her religion as she believes.