What are the differences between a hijab, a burka and a niqab?

Millions of Muslim women have chosen to wear a scarf to protect the Islamic tradition and insist that they wear it "sparingly" in the public.

Some people also concealed their faces - leading to controversy. But do you know the difference between scarf, veil and cloth cards? read more

If hidden, the term hijab explains this behavior that is normally used in scarves worn by women in Muslims.

The World Hijab Day on February 1 is an annual event that demands that people and all believers around the world wear scarves and unite with Muslim women all over the world.

This event was held for the first time in 2013 with the aim of "creating a more peaceful world and allowing citizens around the world to respect each others".

This day especially focuses on "prejudice against Muslim women, discrimination, fight against prejudice".

Veils are mainly worn by women in Arab countries, but we have also chosen to wear some Muslim women from Western European countries.

Burka is often associated with Afghanistan, and during the reign, the Taliban was forced to wear it every time a woman comes into the world.

The shawl is usually black, and the person wearing it must grasp the previously cloaked cloak as it does not have a button.

Sarah Iftekhar is the first Muslim woman wearing a scarf to enter the finals - she is the second scarf wearing a Muslim woman to the competition

A 20-year-old child from Huddersfield won the popularity of Miss Huddersfield in 2018 and Miss Yorkshire in 2018.

If she wins the Miss England Championship, she will continue to represent the world in the Miss World Contest.

She insisted that she participated in the competition "a little fun" and added, "I did not expect to make history, I'm really proud."

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The word hijab is an Arabic word for "screen" or "cover". Today we know that wearing a head scarf as a head scarf is worn throughout the head and neck, covering the face. Veil is a veil of the face, making the area around the eyes clear, with a scarf. Burka is a relaxing clothing that covers the head, face, whole body, leaving the mesh, perspective. Muslims and non-Muslims generally believe that Muslims have decided to hide Muslim women. In addition, both Muslims and non-Muslims have a parallel idea that the cover of the cover is clearly shown in the Islamic Bible Quran. Regarding the question as to whether women need to wear scarves, the Qur'an states that women should cover their breasts and wear long clothes, but the special that they need to cover the face and hair There is no mention (Koran, 24: 31)

"Hijab" is often used incorrectly interchangeably with terms Burka and Nikab. "Headband" is generally used to refer to a scarf, "bureau" refers to the whole body cover including the face, and "veil" refers to a face cover that covers most of the face but exposes the eyes. Some Muslim women are wearing scarves, others are not wearing head scarves. But wearing a scarf is a matter of free choice for women in the majority of the majority of Muslims. A woman who chooses to wear it will do this for various reasons. As a sign of identity, it shows that you do not want to be judged by dedication to your belief or by your physical characteristics

We rarely find criticisms against Islam while supporting Muslims. Even if you find scarves, in particular 'khamar' (cover) errors in the form of niqab or burca, it does not mean that they are forbidden. Similarly, by talking about the difference between men and women, people do not tolerate sexism. An interesting difference in men on Mars, a woman on Venus (John Gray) is how to look for something different when men and women have problems: the former seeks a theory for words, the latter is sympathy I will ask