Grozny emerges from ruins to become a 'showcase for Islam'

As the plane from Moscow touches down in Grozny, the capital of the Russian republic of Chechnya, a young woman wraps a scarf around her hair.On Grozny's streets, many women follow her example and wear headscarves or a hijab that covers the chest, while others are in long dresses that hide their arms and legs."We don't force women to wear a headscarf," the city's mayor Muslim Khuchiyev said.