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Egyptian athlete Hedaia Wahba with her full Hijab before the start of her match in taekwondo competitions to the weight of 57 kg in the London Olympics 2012 #

Hijab My right My choice My life

pregnant Malaysian Olympic shooter

London 2012 Olympics: pregnant Malaysian shooter Nur Suryani Mohamad Taibi aiming for historic gold
When Nur Suryani Mohamed Taibi makes her Olympic debut in the 10- metre air rifle event this weekend, she will be the first woman to represent Malaysia in Olympic shooting.

In hajib , pregnant and competing in the olympics

When Malaysian shooter Nur Suryani Mohamed Taibi takes aim with her rifle at the London Olympics it will not just be nerves she will be attempting to control inside her.    

The 29-year-old from Perak, situated 125 miles north of Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur, is due to give birth to her first child on September 2, less than a month after the Games end.   

'I will talk to the baby before I compete... "no kicking, stay calm for one hour and 15 minutes only please"', Suryani said in an interview at her home shooting range in Kuala Lumpur. 'When I go to London, I will be 33 weeks, when I come back it will be 34 weeks.  

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/olympics/article-2129267/London-2012-Olympics-Malaysian-shooter-compete-34-weeks-pregnant.html#ixzz22stVYyjU

Crying after FIFA refuses to let them play with hijab

The Iranian Olympic team in women's football has lost a match on green carpet at the behest of FIFA due to their uniforms., Iranian women footballers are mounted on the ground wearing a headscarf and dressed from head to foot. The referee has refused to give the kickoff and canceled the meeting, giving the victory (3-0) to the Jordanian team.as part of qualifications for the 2012 London Olympics

Bahrain 15th Asian Games Doh

Ruqaya Al Ghasara of Bahrain #2013 celebrates winning the Women's 200m during the 15th Asian Games Doha 2006 at the Khalifa Stadium December 11, 2006 in Doha, Qatar.

US fencing Hero

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Ibtihaj Muhammad, who competes in a hijab, will fence for the US at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. Says Muhammad: "I want to compete in the Olympics for the United States to prove that nothing should hinder anyone from reaching their goals – not race, religion or gender. I want to set an example that anything is possible with perseverance."