a.” A school friend of Salma’s appeared secretly in the night, dressed in a burka, and told Salma: “I always tell my sons abou you. I say ‘there’s a woman called Salma; she escaped the village and now lives in Chennai. Salma demonstrates how religious morality can result in something of a twisted morality, where human rights and familial bonds are destroyed in the name of religion. 1.1.1 “PATHETIC CONDITIONS OF MUSLIM WOMEN DEPICTED IN THE WORKS OF SALMA- A PERSPECTIVE” by Afsha Jamal, Asst.Prof of English (S&H Dept), LBRCE, Mylavaram, India 15 San Mateo County in the Northern District ofCalifornia, the defendant LAITH SALMA and 16 co-conspirators did willfully and knowingly combine, conspire, and agree with each other to 17 violate Title 18, United States Code, Section 1341, namely, to knowingly devise and intend to In order to avoid imminent discrimination, Salma must discard the aspects of herself which openly identify her as a Muslim thus the beginning of her efforts to form a new identity for herself. W A R R I E R mentary titled Salma is screened publicly for the first time. It’s the story of a woman who fought orthodoxy, imprisonment in her own home and marital violence to fin her place among Tamil’s most important contemporary poets. After the 90-minute screening, the 45-year-old poet i he self introduced to the a gets a standing ovation. gradually change creeps in. Thus, Salma’s beautiful, evocative, poetic novel recreates the sometimes suffocating, and sometimes heartbreaking world of Muslim women in southern India, showcasing their strengths and weaknesses, discussing their limitations and highlighting their ways of finding happiness within th