Women should use the veil

Different women wear the headscarf for different reasons.

Discussions about the headscarf achieve the opposite.

Male and female characters can't touch. Women have to cover their hair at all times.

The ban on headscarves has become one more denial of the existence of asocial minority.

Not all women wear a headscarf because of religious conservatism.

Had Gul been chosen as president, Turkey would have had its first headscarf wearing First Lady.

But in Turkey the headscarf is not seen as a trivial symbol.

While in the West, hijab is often used to simply refer to the headscarf (veil), a more correct definition is any Islamically mandated dress for either gender, which for women includes, but is not limited to, covering the hair.

The headscarf that Gül s wife wears for religious reasons was seen as an assault on Turkey s sacrosanct principle of secularism.

In Egypt, for instance, the Hijab means that the head cover is long enough to cover the top part of the woman's body, down to her sides.

As in the rest of the Arab world, fewer women in the Gaza Strip wore the hijab 20 or 30 years ago.

When France banned headscarves in schools, it used the hijab as a proxy for Western values in general, including the appropriate status of women.

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That is why the current French debate on the headscarf is so important, for it concerns the rights of Muslim women in European societies and the protection of diversity.

Banning the headscarf, of course, raises a less serious issue, but the root concern is similar the defense of the moral and personal integrity of schoolgirls.

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Schoolgirls in white headscarves wherever you look. Barbers, clothes shops, fruit stalls.

The male, bearded, skull cap wearing protesters shouted in unison their agreement with speakers who denounced the International Crimes Tribunal.

A bill banning any kind of negative discrimination against young women (including the headscarf) would have been enough to accomplish this goal.

As a novelist, when writing in Turkish I can encounter more than eight different words to stand for the headscarf. Yemeni, türban, eşarp, çarşaf, Each is different.

An instructive example of the cosmopolitanism bargain came in 2006, when Great Britain s former foreign minister, Jack Straw, raised concerns about the nijab, the full head covering worn by some Muslim women.

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Perhaps it is right that the use of religious symbols has become the subject of public debate, though I think that wearing headscarves and even veils is as much a part of individual freedom as is the wearing of Jewish skullcaps and Christian crosses.

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Heads and thoughts are turned away from the underprivileged and what can be done to ameliorate their situation. As with Molière's infamous hypocrite, Tartuffe, such a law merely covers up an evil that we don't want to see social inequality and exclusion.

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