Women only have to wear the hijab when they have gotten through their 'puberty' process and are considered grown-ups. Before that, it is their choice and they do not have to wear it.
The father, brother(s), uncle(s), grandfather(s), husband and any female can see the woman without any hijab. Cousins and any other stranger male cannot, however, see them without the hijab.
Wearing a hijab doesn't only mean to cover your head but to also wear appropriate clothes in front of stranger males.
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All parts of free women, except their palms and faces, including their wrists, outer parts of their hands, hanging parts of their hair and under their feet are awrat (and therefore they must be covered) during a namâz, according to the Hanafî Madhhab. There are also quite a number of valuable books saying that outer parts of hands are not awrat. According to them, it is permissible for women to perform namâz while outer parts of their hands up to wrists are bare.
Muslim women are only allowed to take off the head scarf, or hijab, when they are in front of their family members known as mahram. The mahram for women includes:
When a Muslim women is in public, all of her body, including the hair, must be covered, except for the face and hands.
They cannot show their hair to boys so whenever their in the presense of boys... x
Anytime they are out in public places around others that they are not related to. Or, even at home when the are around men that they are not related to. They start doing this after puberty.
Muslim women cover their heads and faces as a form of modesty. The only people who are ever supposed to see them with out their hajib and naquib are those in their immediate family.
Because in the religion of Islam, they have to cover their heads once at a certain age and they can show respect and love to their religion and Allah if they wear the Niqab which is what Muslim women wear to cover their faces.
It is a matter of respect and modesty. The same rule applies for Muslim women.
Per religion commands:For men, it is not compulsory to cover their heads in the mosque.For women, it is compulsory, inside as well as outside the mosque, to wear cloth covering their whole body (including their heads and hair) except face and hands.
Critics of the Muslim veiling tradition argue that women do not wear the veil by choice, and they are often forced to cover their heads and bodies.
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Many religions cover their heads in respect to God.
Not all Muslim women cover their faces, but most of them cover only their hair. Of course, if you want to be a Muslim, you have to follow the teaching of Islam, the Islam asks women to at least cover their hair.
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it depends. if a woman wants to cover then she will cover and if she does not want to cover then she will not cover. so it depends on women.
Most the countries in the Middle East are Islamic. Muslim women are ordained by Islam to cover their heads and faces, especially when they come out of their houses. In Israel, which is mostly Jewish, religious Jewish married women cover their hair (Talmud, Ketubot 72b). This is for the purpose of modesty - only her husband should see her beauty - since the hair is considered beautiful (Talmud, Berakhot 24a).
Women having to cover their hair.