Kabul Et ve Saygı Göster Bildirgesi

Şubat 16, 2025 Arşiv, Evrensel Metinler

Kabul Et ve Saygı Göster Bildirgesi(Accept And Respect Declaratıon), International Association of Physical Education and Sport for Girls and Women (IAPESGW) tarafından 16 Şubat 2008 tarihinde kabul edilmiştir. Bildirge, Müslüman kadınların ve kız çocuklarının spora ve fiziksel aktiviteye katılımlarındaki kıyafet tercihlerine saygı gösterilmesi gerektiğini vurgulamaktadır

1949 yılında kurulan IAPESGW, kız çocukları ve kadınlar için beden eğitimi ve spor amacıyla çalışan üyeleri desteklemekte ve profesyonel gelişme ve uluslararası iş birliği için fırsatlar sağlamaktadır.

11-16 Şubat 2008’de Umman Sultan Qaboos Üniversitesi’nde IAPESGW’ye üye Müslüman toplulukların yer aldığı ülkelerin (Bosna ve Hersek, Danimarka, Mısır, İran, Irak, Malezya, Fas, Umman, Güney Afrika, Suriye, Türkiye, Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri ve Birleşik Krallık) katıldığı bir toplantı gerçekleştirilmiştir.

Yayımlanan Kabul Et ve Saygı Göster Bildirgesi’nin maddelerinden bazıları şunlardır:

(1) Spor ve eğitim sistemlerinde çalışan bireylere, Müslüman kadınların ve kız çocuklarının kendi dinlerini yaşayabilmelerinin ve spor ve fiziksel aktiviteye katılabilmelerinin farklı yollarını, örneğin fiziksel aktivite tercihi, kıyafet tercihi ve karma ya da kadın erkek ayrı gruplandırma, kabul etmelerini ve saygı göstermelerini öneriyoruz.

(2) Uluslararası spor federasyonlarının yarışmalarda giyilecek kıyafet talimatlarının İslami gereklilikleri, kültüre özgü kuralları ve güvenliği dikkate alarak bütün kadınların katılımını gerçekleştirme yükümlülüklerini yerine getirmelerini sağlayacağımızı bildiriyoruz.

DECLARATION:
1. Islam is an enabling religion that endorses women’s participation in physical activity.

2. We affirm the importance of physical education and physical activity in the lives of all girls and boys, men and
women.

3. We emphasise the importance of good quality programmes of physical education and sport within
school curriculum time, especially for girls.

4. We emphasise the desirability, in places where many children have limited access to school, of providing other
ways of helping children to learn the physical skills and confidence they need to practise sport.

5. We recommend that people working in the sport and education systems accept and respect the diverse ways in which Muslim women and girls practise their religion and participate in sport and physical activity, for example,
choices of activity, dress and gender grouping.

6. We urge international sport federations to show their commitment to inclusion by ensuring that their dress codes
for competition embrace Islamic requirements, taking into account the principles of propriety, safety and integrity.

7. We recommend national governments and organisations include in their strategies for the development of sport
and physical education, structures and systems that encourage women to take positions in teaching and research, coaching, administration and leadership.

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Kabul Et ve Saygı Göster Bildirgesi

DECLARATION:
1. Islam is an enabling religion that endorses women’s participation in physical activity.

2. We affirm the importance of physical education and physical activity in the lives of all girls and boys, men and
women.

3. We emphasise the importance of good quality programmes of physical education and sport within
school curriculum time, especially for girls.

4. We emphasise the desirability, in places where many children have limited access to school, of providing other
ways of helping children to learn the physical skills and confidence they need to practise sport.

5. We recommend that people working in the sport and education systems accept and respect the diverse ways in which Muslim women and girls practise their religion and participate in sport and physical activity, for example,
choices of activity, dress and gender grouping.

6. We urge international sport federations to show their commitment to inclusion by ensuring that their dress codes
for competition embrace Islamic requirements, taking into account the principles of propriety, safety and integrity.

7. We recommend national governments and organisations include in their strategies for the development of sport
and physical education, structures and systems that encourage women to take positions in teaching and research, coaching, administration and leadership.

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Kabul Et ve Saygı Göster Bildirgesi

DECLARATION: 1. Islam is an enabling religion that endorses women’s participation in physical activity.

2. We affirm the importance of physical education and physical activity in the lives of all girls and boys, men and women.

3. We emphasise the importance of good quality programmes of physical education and sport within school curriculum time, especially for girls.

4. We emphasise the desirability, in places where many children have limited access to school, of providing other ways of helping children to learn the physical skills and confidence they need to practise sport.

5. We recommend that people working in the sport and education systems accept and respect the diverse ways in which Muslim women and girls practise their religion and participate in sport and physical activity, for example, choices of activity, dress and gender grouping.

6. We urge international sport federations to show their commitment to inclusion by ensuring that their dress codes for competition embrace Islamic requirements, taking into account the principles of propriety, safety and integrity.

7. We recommend national governments and organisations include in their strategies for the development of sport and physical education, structures and systems that encourage women to take positions in teaching and research, coaching, administration and leadership.

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Bunu okudunuz mu?

DECLARATION:
1. Islam is an enabling religion that endorses women’s participation in physical activity.

2. We affirm the importance of physical education and physical activity in the lives of all girls and boys, men and
women.

3. We emphasise the importance of good quality programmes of physical education and sport within
school curriculum time, especially for girls.

4. We emphasise the desirability, in places where many children have limited access to school, of providing other
ways of helping children to learn the physical skills and confidence they need to practise sport.

5. We recommend that people working in the sport and education systems accept and respect the diverse ways in which Muslim women and girls practise their religion and participate in sport and physical activity, for example,
choices of activity, dress and gender grouping.

6. We urge international sport federations to show their commitment to inclusion by ensuring that their dress codes
for competition embrace Islamic requirements, taking into account the principles of propriety, safety and integrity.

7. We recommend national governments and organisations include in their strategies for the development of sport
and physical education, structures and systems that encourage women to take positions in teaching and research, coaching, administration and leadership.