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Turban Throwing
Ammāmeparāni (Persian language, Persian:عمامهپرانی; ''"turban throwing"'', ''"knocking off the turban"''), often referred to as ''Turban knocking'' in English, refers to a protest action by Iranians in which they throw the turban off the head of a mullah (Persian language, Persian: Akhund) in order to express their disgust with the Shia clergy and therefore insult it. The action is normally done through the protester running past the subject, knocking the headdress while continuing to run off to avoid capture. During the Mahsa Amini protests in Iran of 2022, people would take videos doing this action, publishing them on social media, resulting in a brief Viral video, popularization of the protest method. Methodology ''Turban knocking'' soon came to be seen as an expression of Feminism and media, women’s resistance to the Shia theocracy, clerical establishment, with women who premeditated the act doing so while lacking a Islamic veiling practices by country, ha ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Turban Tossing
Ammāmeparāni (Persian language, Persian:عمامهپرانی; ''"turban throwing"'', ''"knocking off the turban"''), often referred to as ''Turban knocking'' in English, refers to a protest action by Iranians in which they throw the turban off the head of a mullah (Persian language, Persian: Akhund) in order to express their disgust with the Shia clergy and therefore insult it. The action is normally done through the protester running past the subject, knocking the headdress while continuing to run off to avoid capture. During the Mahsa Amini protests in Iran of 2022, people would take videos doing this action, publishing them on social media, resulting in a brief Viral video, popularization of the protest method. Methodology ''Turban knocking'' soon came to be seen as an expression of Feminism and media, women’s resistance to the Shia theocracy, clerical establishment, with women who premeditated the act doing so while lacking a Islamic veiling practices by country, ha ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
