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El concurso de belleza musulman que desafía a ‘Miss Mundo’

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30 de noviembre de 2014 - 01:19 p. m.
Winner of the 2014 World Muslimah Awards Fatma Ben Guefrache of Tunis gives her kiss to orphan juries in Yogyakarta on November 22, 2014. An eclectic mix of women from around the world competed in the final of a pageant exclusively for Muslims in Indonesia on November 21, seen as a riposte to Western beauty contests. The women, who include a doctor and computer scientist, are set to parade in glittering dresses against the backdrop of world-renowned ancient temples for the final in the world's most populous Muslim-majority country. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
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TO GO WITH Indonesia-religion-Islam-social by Gianrigo Marletta This picture taken on November 20, 2014 shows an Indonesian beautician applying make-up on finalist of the 2014 World Muslimah Awards Nazreen Ali of India in Yogyakarta. An eclectic mix of women from around the world will compete in the final of a pageant exclusively for Muslims in Indonesia on November 21, seen as a riposte to Western beauty contests. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
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Finalists of the 2014 World Muslimah Awards Gesti Nur Ula Derapati (R) of Indonesia and Molina Ulfah Ramadhan (L) of Indonesa pray in Yogyakarta on November 17, 2014. Indonesia hosted the 4th Muslim Beauty Pageant called World Muslimah Awards. About 25 finalists from around the world compete in the final round of the World Muslimah Awards, exclusively for Muslim women in Yogyakarta on November 13-21. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
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Finalist of the 2014 World Muslimah Awards Elis Sholihah retouches her make-up after prayer in Yogyakarta on November 17, 2014. Indonesia hosted the 4th Muslim Beauty Pageant called World Muslimah Awards. About 25 finalists from around the world compete in the final round of the World Muslimah Awards, exclusively for Muslim women in Yogyakarta on November 13-21. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
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Finalists in the 2014 World Muslimah Awards (L to R) Siti Fathimah Junyanti of Indonesia, Masturah binte Jamil of Singapore, Safitri Rahmadani of Indonesia, Gesti Nur Ula Deraputri of Indonesia and Nazreen of India pose for a photo session during the World Muslimah Forum in Yogyakarta on November 19, 2014. Indonesia is hosting the 4th Muslim beauty pageant, called the World Muslimah Awards, exclusively for Muslim women in Yogyakarta from November 13 to 21. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
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Finalist of the 2014 World Muslimah Awards, Fatma Ben Guefrache of Tunis prepares for the grand final at the Hindu temple Prambanan complex in Yogyakarta on November 21, 2014. An eclectic mix of women from around the world competed in the final of a pageant exclusively for Muslims in Indonesia on November 21, seen as a riposte to Western beauty contests. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
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Finalists of the 2014 World Muslimah Awards, Dina Torkia of Britain (L), Fatma Ben Guefrache (C) of Tunis and Samaneh Zand (R) of Iran sit before the Hindu temple Prambanan in Yogyakarta on November 21, 2014. An eclectic mix of women from around the world competed in the final of a pageant exclusively for Muslims in Indonesia on November 21, seen as a riposte to Western beauty contests. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
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Winner of the 2014 World Muslimah Awards Fatma Ben Guefrache of Tunis gives her kiss to orphan juries in Yogyakarta on November 22, 2014. An eclectic mix of women from around the world competed in the final of a pageant exclusively for Muslims in Indonesia on November 21, seen as a riposte to Western beauty contests. The women, who include a doctor and computer scientist, are set to parade in glittering dresses against the backdrop of world-renowned ancient temples for the final in the world's most populous Muslim-majority country. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
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Finalists of the 2014 World Muslimah Awards perform at stage during the grand final in Yogyakarta on November 22, 2014. An eclectic mix of women from around the world competed in the final of a pageant exclusively for Muslims in Indonesia on November 21, seen as a riposte to Western beauty contests. The women, who include a doctor and computer scientist, are set to parade in glittering dresses against the backdrop of world-renowned ancient temples for the final in the world's most populous Muslim-majority country. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
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Winner of the 2014 World Muslimah Awards Fatma Ben Guefrache (2nd R) hugs Ainur Nelissa (R) of Malaysia as others look on at the grand final in Yogyakarta on November 22, 2014. An eclectic mix of women from around the world competed in the final of a pageant exclusively for Muslims in Indonesia on November 21, seen as a riposte to Western beauty contests. The women, who include a doctor and computer scientist, are set to parade in glittering dresses against the backdrop of world-renowned ancient temples for the final in the world's most populous Muslim-majority country. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
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Finalists of the 2014 World Muslimah Awards, Nazreen Ali (L) of India and Naballah Chi (R) of Trinidad and Tobago have their make-up applied prior to the grand final at the Hindu temple Prambanan complex in Yogyakarta on November 21, 2014. An eclectic mix of women from around the world competed in the final of a pageant exclusively for Muslims in Indonesia on November 21, seen as a riposte to Western beauty contests. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
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Finalists of the World Muslimah Awards Fatma Ben Guefrache (L), Samaneh Zand (C) of Iran and Bilqis Adebayo (R) of Nigeria present Indonesian hand-made design textile 'Batik' from Danar Hadi collections in Yogyakarta on November 20, 2014. Indonesia hosted the 4th Muslim Beauty Pageant called the World Muslimah Awards, exclusively for muslim women in Yogyakarta from November 13 until November 21. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
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Winner of the 2014 World Muslimah Awards Fatma Ben Guefrache of Tunis gives a victory sign in Yogyakarta on November 22, 2014. An eclectic mix of women from around the world competed in the final of a pageant exclusively for Muslims in Indonesia on November 21, seen as a riposte to Western beauty contests. The women, who include a doctor and computer scientist, are set to parade in glittering dresses against the backdrop of world-renowned ancient temples for the final in the world's most populous Muslim-majority country. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
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