A Comparative Study of Dress Code among Children from  Muslim and Christian Homes

Samuel Tamba; Mohamed A. Nyally

Authors

Samuel Tamba
Mohamed A. Nyally

Keywords:

dress code, elegantly, set standards, educate, monitor, religious freedom

Abstract

The study showed that the dress code of children from Muslim and Christian homes is in line with the Principles of dress code. It also revealed that children must dress elegantly because God has dress code; and that it is legalistic to talk about dress code, dress according to set standards of Muslims and Christians; enforce dress code at home distinctively for males and females; dress decently, monitor dress code so that the type of dress worn by the child influences his life in society, and that parents should continue to educate their children about dress code to enable the children enjoy religious freedom.

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A Comparative Study of Dress Code among Children from Muslim and Christian Homes. (2020). Global Journal of Human-Social Science, 20(A16), 1-7. https://socialscienceresearch.org/index.php/GJHSS/article/view/3390

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