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The Reason Why There Are So Many Food Stalls In Cirebon Is Because It's A Business That Can Be Started With Little Money To Begin With

There Are Two Types Of Laughter: Bottom-up Laughter And Top-down Laughter, Which Involves Smiling In Response To Social Situations

Neither Credit Card Nor QR Code Payments Are Accepted In The Old-fashioned Kanoman Market

The Mother And Daughter In Hijab Came Up To Me And Asked Where I Was From

In Indonesia, Where The Majority Of The Population Is Muslim, Drinking Is Generally Considered To Be A Bad Idea

The Eggs Laid Out Before The Woman Were Not Balut, But Simply Boiled Eggs

Apparently, The Islamic Dress Code Is Not The One Described In The Holy Book, The Quran

I Wonder If Muslim Women Wear Helmets Over Their Hijabs Even More

Five Schoolgirls, Wearing Bright White Hijabs, Were Riding In One Becak

I Don't Know, But There Are Many Different Ways To Wrap A Hijab, And Apparently You Can Tell Which Part Of The Country A Person Is From By Looking At The Way

People Selling Food On The Street Have To Provide Their Own Electricity And Gas, And It's Not Easy

It Seems That In The Islamic World, Even Mannequins Are Supposed To Cover Their Hair If They Are Women

When She Stared At Me With Her Face Deeply Etched With The Age Of Her Life, I Felt Like She Was Looking Right Into My Heart

The Roadside Stalls In Jakarta Seem To Function As A Social Gathering Place As Well

Jakarta Has Two Faces: One Is That Of A Rapidly Developing Metropolis, And The Other Is That Of A Town Where Traditional Stores Are Still In Business

Woman With A Hijab Buying In A Greengrocery

Black Hijab In The Crowded Lane

Woman Wearing A Hijab And A Coat

Young Woman Sitting In The Lane

Hijab In The Lane

Woman With A Hijab Standing At The Entrance Of A Clothes Store

Two Girls Wearing Hijab On The Bicycle

Shadow Of A Woman Wearing Hijab

Man With Thick Eyebrows And Woman Wearing Niqab

Local People Can Easily Cross Busy Roads That Are Difficult For Strangers To Cross

Woman Wearing A Hijab In The Passage Way

Wearing A Hijab While Shopping

Is The Horseshoe Onion-like Shape Reminiscent Of A Mosque?

Small Gate In The Old Quarter

Stair In Front Of Al-Andalous Mosque

Woman Under The Eaves In Fez El-Bali

People Walking Through The Gate

Women In The Street Market In Casablanca

Hijab And Glasses

The Boy, Carried By His Mother, Soon Disappeared Into The Crowd

Baby With Big Eyes Beamed

Leaflets Among The Demonstrators

Under The Palm Trees, Women Were Waiting For The Time Of Worship To Come

Asians Are More Likely To Have Weaker Vision Than Westerners

Infant On The Baby Buggy