Hijab and modesty in Islam

السيرة النبوية

Hijab and modesty in Islam

Wearing the headscarf and modest clothing is an obligation on adult women. In addition, Islamic teachings forbid women from using their bodies or femininity for public entertainment and sexual temptation. 

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