Hijab Battles Around the World

I was born in a family with mixed cultures and religions. My father is a Christian and my mother is a descendant of Islam. It is a symbol of devotion and peace, so I always respect every religion in spite of any faith. When I grew up, I was very happy to see how fast Islam began to spread in the western part of the world. Following my interest, people do not believe in ignorant and cruel anti-Islamic activists, accusing all terrorists and violent acts against religious groups.

After accepting the habit of wearing scarves many years ago, I began to question the reason and its logic. Before I reveal my conflict with Hijab and my family, I began to study it. What I found is different from the religious belief I had before; in today's world there are about three reasons for this habit. According to the Qur'an, Muslim inherited the era of "Jâhiliyyah" that was prevalent not only in the origin of Islam in the Arabian Peninsula but also in all parts of the world. Arabic Jāhiliyyah turns into an era of ignorance and a general lack of true faith in God and His teachings. Islam was a religion that originally granted equality rights to men and women.

Muslims enchanting me have many themes, but I always ask myself about the desire to learn. Muslims have a lot of opinions on Muslim scarves. The problem of Hijab can be analyzed from several angles. First, the viewpoint of Islam's scarf, the importance and benefits of society as a whole, and the view of the world of women wearing hijab and the scarf living in the Western Hemisphere. However, some Muslim women believe that wearing a scarf is the right choice and a choice for Muslim women. They are not compelled or compelled to wear a veil.

In the world of all Muslims, head cover changes are often called head scarves. In Arabic, the word Hijab can be translated into "screen", "curtain", or "cover". In the Quran, it may be used to refer to partitions. When describing women's fashion, head scarves usually refer to scarves that cover the head and neck. But more generally, this term relates to the principle of moderate wear. For Muslim women, wearing veils and scarves can follow not only the Qur'an and Allah but also humility and the symbol of women. Islamic hats differ from culture to culture, and each culture interprets the tradition of the Quran in a slightly different way. Muslim women's dress is not just a fashion statement, regardless of whether it is the way women wear scarves, the amount of coverage provided by the scarf, or the color and fabric they choose. It is also an expression of faith