I do not support France banning the hijab. I think it is a violation of human rights and the freedom of religion. In an interview with France 24, the secretary general of the Muslim World League, Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al-Sheikh, said that “the hijab is a personal choice for women” and that “it is not … Read more
Saudi Arabia is a Muslim country where women are obligated to wear hijabs. It is not by law but by the culture and tradition of the country. It is not obligatory for women to wear hijabs in Saudi Arabia. The dress code is not enforced by law, and women are free to choose whether they … Read more
The hijab is a traditional headscarf worn by many Muslim women, typically symbolizing modesty and privacy. Muslim women wear it for various reasons, such as to conform to an interpretation of Islamic teachings or to avoid unwanted attention. If a woman wears a hijab, it means she is covered and modest. Sarahis a well-known writer … Read more
This is about the Quran and why Muslim men don’t wear hijabs. In the Quran, verse 33:59 says, “O Prophet, tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to bring down over themselves of their outer garments. That is more suitable that they will be known and not be abused. And … Read more
A hijab is a headscarf, veil, or scarf worn by Muslim women to cover their hair, neck, and chest area, and sometimes their whole face. Some people may have different opinions about the hijab, but many Muslim women say that it is a religious requirement for them to wear it. Fatima Kamran
Some Muslim girls begin wearing a hijab at the age of 3 or 4, but it is not mandatory. Girls are encouraged to wear the hijab, but the decision is up to the parent and the girl. The decision is usually made when the girl is old enough to understand what the hijab means. Sarahis … Read more
I’ve always been a person who loves to try new things, and when I was 19, I decided to stop wearing my hijab. I loved the feeling of not having to worry about my headscarf and the freedom I felt when I tossed it in the back of my closet. I learned that wearing the … Read more
World Hijab day 2023 is celebrated every year on 1st February; this day was founded by Nazma Khan on 1st February 2013. The motive of this yearly event was to encourage the women of the world to wear hijab because the hijab is the sign of Muslimah (Muslim Women) this event is celebrated every year … Read more