Women of the Sand

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• Posted 03/30/11 by anena
  albeit i enjoyed the film and its message it was irritatingly obvious that the cameramen were western and male. the unrelenting attempts to film the women in states of undress was offensive to both myself as a veiled muslim woman and to the so-called premise of their film. i wish the woman who had traveled with them took greater care in protecting her sisters from their orientalist gaze...
• Posted 11/01/10 by careless man
  i dont know how people care or even feel anything for these people. Yes i do understand that they are in need of help but they deside to stay not us!
• Posted 01/27/10 by Samihah
  I really want to go to Mauritania. I think the clothing that the women wear is really beautiful and comfortable. Does anybody know what their clothing is called?
• Posted 09/01/09 by fefe's mama
  Subhan Allah! I have always wanted to go to muratania. and i think after watching this I have a better idea of what the Beduin lifestyle entails. beautiful, it really showed the value of women in islamic society that truly understands the way of our prophet.
• Posted 06/26/09 by regina Wells
  I could have watched a whole documentary on their crafting alone. Very interesting and very strong women.
• Posted 06/18/09 by azraa
  Beautiful people! Many muslims could learn a lot from the people living a simple life. They are true muslims in their hearts and practices!
• Posted 06/13/09 by 6
  Very Very interesting, revealing, and eye opening. Fine food for the soul! So nice to see the brilliance of people around the world. Refreshing.
• Posted 05/08/09 by Rosanna
  "The fresh air fills me with inspiration" I am touched and inspired by these women, content to be educated and healthy.
• Posted 10/28/08 by Judith Traverso
  Very interesting women. So intelligent. We, the urban society, could take lessons from them. I thought the film was terrific.
• Posted 07/25/08 by dalila
  love it,and these woman rock11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!