بريطانيا: مسلمة تفوز بجائزة الإذاعة البريطانية في الطهي

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

فازت "نادية حسين" (30 عامًا) بجائزة شبكة "بي بي سي" حول أفضل الخبَّازين؛ حيث من المقرر أن تقدِّم فقرة مصوَّرة في الفترة ما بين مارس ويونيو 2016، وذلك وسط احتفال كبير بمشاركة المسلمات في الفعاليات العامة والتنافس والفوز؛ مما يبدِّد التصوُّرات الخاطئة التي تُثار حولهنَّ.

وبالرغم من أنها كانت أقل المتسابقات خبرةً، فإنها حققت فوزًا على المنافسات بالمخبوزات التي أثارت إعجاب المتخصصين في مجال التغذية، فضلاً عن أخلاقها وبشاشتها التي جذبت امتداح المراقبين وأعضاء لجنة التحكيم؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

يرجى الإشارة إلى المصدر عند نقل الخبر - شبكة الألوكة.

الخبر من مصدره الأصلي:

In the final of the BBC’s Great British Bake Off, Nadiya Hussain, 30, defeated Tamal Ray, a trainee anaesthetist of Indian origin, and Ian Cumming, a travel photographer sometimes employed by the Dalai Lama.

Josh Abrams, a lecturer at Roehampton University who specializes in food and performance, said it was ideal fare for “an age when we’re all digitized and spending so much of our time in front of screens”.

The deadline to apply is midnight on Sunday January 10, 2016 and filming days are expected to be between March and June 2016.

While Nadiya is known for her emotional responses – her many facial expressions have been celebrated throughout the series – even she was surprised when Mary Berry shed a tear after her win.

Ms. Hussain’s newfound status as a national role model was also seen by many as a powerful riposte to a few of the anti-Muslim sentiment fueled by lurid reports of dozens of young Muslim Britons, including young women, who have gone to Syria to fight for the Islamic State. “I’ve had enough, no more cake, I wanted a night off”, she laughed. She has learned not only that she is a talented, powerful woman but also that this country has a place in its heart for people like her.

“But this newly discovered baking genius”, Ms. Janmohamed said, “despite being Muslim, isn’t cooking up any kind of Shariah-flavored sponge or jihadi cupcakes”.

Her early self-doubt in the series, she says, is banished for good.

She added: “I went into the tent as the smallest baker at 4ft 11ins but I walked out feeling a giant”.