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**JacomoR** · 07-26-2011, 01:54 PM

Brother is she the first MUSLIM woman (or muslim period) to climb the mountain because her name implies otherwise?

Although symbolic, the muslim woman has a much bigger obstacle to climb than the arab woman. It's a great feat but let's stick to Muslimah's and Muslim men achieving great things rather than nationalist achievements shall we?

While we think in terms of Muslims, I have found that Arabs tend to think in terms of Arabism rather than Islam.

07-26-2011, 01:54 PM	#9
JacomoR Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 481 Senior Member	Brother is she the first MUSLIM woman (or muslim period) to climb the mountain because her name implies otherwise? Although symbolic, the muslim woman has a much bigger obstacle to climb than the arab woman. It's a great feat but let's stick to Muslimah's and Muslim men achieving great things rather than nationalist achievements shall we? While we think in terms of Muslims, I have found that Arabs tend to think in terms of Arabism rather than Islam.
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