LIFESTYLE-FASHION-TURKEY-ISLAM

The video discusses the rise of Islamic fashion in Turkey, led by Mustafa Karaduman, who founded his brand in 1982. Despite challenges in a secular society, Karaduman succeeded through hard work and faith. The video highlights the cultural and religious context in Turkey, where headscarves are both a fashion statement and a religious symbol. It also explores the future of Islamic fashion, noting a decline in headscarf usage over the years.

What was a significant challenge Mustafa Karaduman faced when starting his Islamic fashion brand?

• Opposition from religious groups

• Competition from international brands

• Financial constraints

• Lack of sewing machines

Why are women wearing headscarves restricted from certain activities in Turkey?

• Due to religious laws

• Because of secular policies

• Lack of educational opportunities

• Cultural traditions

How does Mustafa Karaduman's factory accommodate religious practices?

• By allowing flexible working hours

• By extending break times for prayers

• By providing prayer rooms

• By offering religious education

What is a common fashion choice among women in the Fatih neighborhood of Istanbul?

• Western-style outfits

• Simple headscarves

• Brightly colored dresses

• Long black cloaks

What trend was observed in the wearing of headscarves in Turkey between 1999 and 2006?

• No change in headscarf usage

• A shift to more colorful headscarves

• A decrease in headscarf usage

• An increase in headscarf usage