Is this a maestro or a burger?

John Borstlap says:

Immigrants from muslem countries who settle in Europe often have their cultural prejudices eroded simply as a result of living in another context. The idea that women in muslem cultures are per definition suppressed, is one of such prejudices, but then in the west. Which does not mean that the prejudices about women in muslem countries don’t exist, but one should not generalize. For instance, in Pakistan (an official muslem state), national TV programs expose deep family conflicts caused by mental modernization of younger women, and attendant psychologists try to gently break-down old patriarchal attitudes. You see the rubbing of western modern values (which cannot be stopped) and eastern traditional values (which provide identity) warring with each other. Also, even in traditional communities, often the men are given their theatre in public space to feel ‘masculine’, while at home it is the women who are in charge of everything. That is what the warning for generalization means.