"[...] the mistaken belief in feminist discourse that the only true model of emancipation was the western model of feminism."

"[...] I propose that the fundamental reason why women's veiling is important to the question of women's rights according to Muslim feminists, is because power over the veil represents freedom of choice. In particular, the ability to choose whether to veil or not, in accordance with the Muslim feminist's own personal interpretation of Islamic faith and morality, is at the very heart of what Islam represents to Muslim feminists: the basic Qur'anic ethic of the sovereign right of both women and men as human beings who have the freedom of self-determination."

Rachel Woodlock, Muslim Feminists and the Veil: To veil or not to veil - is that the question? aqui.