The cultural racial other Speech or Presentation

The cultural racial other - Speech or Presentation fountScheherezade, the young princess who tells the king stories lest she be killed, has become the standard image, in whatever way one is virtually familiar with that image of her, in considering and thinking of Muslim women. In the movie Sex and the City 2, the temperament played by Sarah Jessica Parker oozes Just like Scheherazade, when she finds out she and her friends are going to travel to Abu Dhabi.4 Flying carpets, escaped women, and evil magic genies are images that more readily come to the Westerners mind than the realism of Muslims and their Islamic faith and finish, which permeates all aspects of their society, politics, and private lives. The images and culture portrayed through Nights is offensive to many Muslims, because it wrongly portrays who they are and mires them in a time of antiquity that is long past, not allowing them as a culture and people to participate in the present. This helps put into perspective the hostility with which the West is perceived by Muslims. A cultural other exists in the minds of the Westerner.