Examples of using Veiling in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Similarly, teaching professionals at the universityare not allowed to lead classes while veiling their faces.
Nazira Zin al-Din points out that veiling was a custom of rich families as a symbol of status.
In this there is a mysterious quality that in fact,every woman has a quality that requires veiling that both protects and hides.
If they could draw aside the curtain veiling the future, and see the result of their disunion, they would surely be led to repent.
Irenaeus is our witness(and a very unwilling one, too)that the Gnostics taught the same system, veiling very carefully the true esoteric meaning.
It is in this sense that She is akhyāti or ignorance veiling the essential nature of the Supreme Lord, because She shows a universe different from its own Lord!
Veiling was connected with social status, as it was used among Greeks, Romans, Jews, and Assyrians, all of whom practiced veiling to some degree.
You get a briefintroduction to Islam through which you can learn more about the veiling of Muslim women, media coverage and Muslims in the Czech Republic.
Veiling has today become a political statement in some countries, a dramatization of the desire for freedom from interference by foreign powers, and for sovereignty.
When the decree was given to have the tribes s~lit andthe languages differ upon Earth it was for the purpose of veiling the darkness from the untrained mind of the evolving souls living on Earth.
Thus, when the Will, in its downward progress, veiling itself farther on each plane, reaches the world immediately above the physical, the astral world, it appears therein as Desire.
The first level acquaints the reader with the history of Islam, the basic religious concepts of tradition and contemporary issues such as family[Sharia]law, the veiling of women and Islamophobia.".
The term chador, which is the form of veiling most used in Iran today, means a tent, and has its roots in the pre-Islamic practice of ferrying wealthy women around in covered sedan chairs.5.
Available evidence suggests that veiling was not introduced into Arabia by Muhammad, but already existed there, particularly in the towns, although it was probably not as widespread as in the neighboring countries such as Syria and Palestine.
The Muslim conquest of areas in which veiling was commonplace among the upper classes, the influx of wealth, the resultant raised status of Arabs, and Mohammad's wives being taken as models probably combined to bring about their general adoption.” 2.
Islam's concern with pollution of the imagination, which manifests in a literal veiling of the image, constitutes a powerful strategic realization for the jihad;- that which is veiled is not absent or invisible, since the veil is a sign of its presence, its imaginal reality, its power.
The»horizontality« of modernity is no other than the preparation and veiling of this»verticalism« which is with a negative sign and with negative tendencies- so it could be said that the intensity with which the modern world is expanding is the intensity with which it is continuously sliding downwards.
The veils they adorn us with ritually, anticipate our shrouds.
They left their veiled existence to speak and sing to a few lowly shepherds in a field.
The Veiled Alliance.
Langdon flashed again on the strange vision of the veiled woman surrounded by writhing bodies.
For why should I be like a veiled woman by the flocks of your close friends?
Only by self-knowledge may he find the way to tear those veils aside.
Length Wedding Veils and the loop should be the same.
Krishnaji rises to speak and the rending of the veils begins.
In Christ you are within the veil.
As StratoProbe 2 was approaching the Veil, it took this photo.
You're worried about her… Veil, I mean, aren't you?
I have no intention of harming Veil or your baby.
That's just like I told Veil… You will always be a killer.