Hijab

By introducing hijab, Islam has shut the door on a path that pull women towards such devi

Some may try to prove that Hijab is not an obligation anymore considering some verses of the Holy Qur'an in this regard but not all the verses. They forgot that Hijab is one of the limits which set by Allah (SWT) and who transgresses it, in fact, stands out against Him.

The best way is to discover the reason that what has forced her to take her scarf off!

Hijab is not for preventing women from being in society -as well as women work in different situations in non-Muslim countries-, rather, it is for protecting from being abused.

Seeing and being seen are not haraam, but avoidance of them preventing from haraam.

It is going to shed light on the importance of hijab as an outfit or suit of respect and honor for Muslim women, which must be observed in the public and in front of the strangers.  

This article is going to briefly deal with the philosophy of hijab referring some verses of the holy Quran.

This article is a brief outline of hijab in Islamic teachings concerning the importance of men's hijab in the holy Quran.  
 

summary:
In the Qur'an the term hijab refers to a partition or curtain in the literal or metaphorical sense. The verse where it is used literally is commonly understood to refer to the curtain separating visitors to Muhammad's house from his wives' lodgings. This had led some to argue that the mandate of the Qur'an to wear hijab applied to the wives of Muhammad, and not women generally.

summary:
Martyr Morteza Motahhari says: “Covering for women in Islam means that in their interactions with men, women cover their bodies and don’t try to exhibit themselves or have coquettish behavior”‌.

Summary:In Islam and its right message, there never exists any law or regulation which prevents woman from participating in the aspects of life nor imprisoning her at home like the civilization of the period of Jahiliyah. Even this word hijab is newly used in Islamic thought.

A common misconception is that Muslim women are the only ones who cover their hair. It may be true that Islam is the only religion in which most women follow its directives to cover the hair, but it is not the only religion to have such directives