Throughout history, migration has been considered an indispensable part of human life. It has occ... more Throughout history, migration has been considered an indispensable part of human life. It has occurred due to various reasons, among which searching for new job opportunities has always been a chief one. This happens when workers observe lack of vacancies in their homeland, while there are chances for them in other regions and countries. It impels local workers to move to leave in search of better conditions in their careers, along with having the desire for a better life. However, divergent factors such as demographic change, socioeconomic and political crises, and huge wage gaps between developed and developing countries play undeniable roles. Half of these migrants who move across borders for employment are women. Most of these women migrate from Asia especially India, Pakistan and Nepal to developed countries in the world to achieve new opportunities and a better life. The aim of this study is to identify the distribution of international female migrant workers around the world by applying compilation methodology approach, utilizing library documentation method and secondary analysis of qualitative data. The findings indicate that there is a strong connection between gender gap at work and the destination of female migrant workers. Nowadays, Northern, Southern and Western Europe and North America have the least gender gap between women and men at work. These regions are also the main destination of female international migrants. This research also predicts that in the future the destination of these women will be East Asia which is experiencing remarkable gender equality at work.
Hijab did not enter Iran after Islam, but Iranian women have been wearing hijab since ancient tim... more Hijab did not enter Iran after Islam, but Iranian women have been wearing hijab since ancient times; its form was different, though (history). On the change, modifications and the trend of outfit related to remarkable dynasties in power after Islam and before the emergence of Pahlavis (issue), researches have not been conducted to the extent related to the ancient eras. Except for the article 'Women's outfit in Safavi's era' that has discussed this issue specifically in that era, there has not been any other one related merely to the women's dressing (past records). Thus the current question is that how the trend of outfit in remarkable dynasties such as Mongols, Afshars, Sands, Safavis, and Qajars has been (question). It seems as if by entering Mongols, the outfit was revolutionized due to the entrance of this new element that was a far cry culturally, socially, and also in religion. There was not much change till Qajar's era and communication with Europeans (theory). This article analyzes the history of development in women's outfit in the five mentioned eras based on paintings, pictures, and valid books and references (target) and is a historical study that is conducted in the analytic, descriptive and library Mode. Finally, the findings, along with proving the theory, shed light on deeper angles of this issue.
Throughout history, migration has been considered an indispensable part of human life. It has occ... more Throughout history, migration has been considered an indispensable part of human life. It has occurred due to various reasons, among which searching for new job opportunities has always been a chief one. This happens when workers observe lack of vacancies in their homeland, while there are chances for them in other regions and countries. It impels local workers to move to leave in search of better conditions in their careers, along with having the desire for a better life. However, divergent factors such as demographic change, socioeconomic and political crises, and huge wage gaps between developed and developing countries play undeniable roles. Half of these migrants who move across borders for employment are women. Most of these women migrate from Asia especially India, Pakistan and Nepal to developed countries in the world to achieve new opportunities and a better life. The aim of this study is to identify the distribution of international female migrant workers around the world by applying compilation methodology approach, utilizing library documentation method and secondary analysis of qualitative data. The findings indicate that there is a strong connection between gender gap at work and the destination of female migrant workers. Nowadays, Northern, Southern and Western Europe and North America have the least gender gap between women and men at work. These regions are also the main destination of female international migrants. This research also predicts that in the future the destination of these women will be East Asia which is experiencing remarkable gender equality at work.
Hijab did not enter Iran after Islam, but Iranian women have been wearing hijab since ancient tim... more Hijab did not enter Iran after Islam, but Iranian women have been wearing hijab since ancient times; its form was different, though (history). On the change, modifications and the trend of outfit related to remarkable dynasties in power after Islam and before the emergence of Pahlavis (issue), researches have not been conducted to the extent related to the ancient eras. Except for the article 'Women's outfit in Safavi's era' that has discussed this issue specifically in that era, there has not been any other one related merely to the women's dressing (past records). Thus the current question is that how the trend of outfit in remarkable dynasties such as Mongols, Afshars, Sands, Safavis, and Qajars has been (question). It seems as if by entering Mongols, the outfit was revolutionized due to the entrance of this new element that was a far cry culturally, socially, and also in religion. There was not much change till Qajar's era and communication with Europeans (theory). This article analyzes the history of development in women's outfit in the five mentioned eras based on paintings, pictures, and valid books and references (target) and is a historical study that is conducted in the analytic, descriptive and library Mode. Finally, the findings, along with proving the theory, shed light on deeper angles of this issue.
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