That is a correct spelling of "burqa" (also burhka, a covering garment for Islamic women).
The word burqa means veil. It is a garment that is worn in Islamic cultures, so that the face cannot be seen on a woman.
For Muslim girls they wear a special clothing item called a burqa or hijab. It is a farz, or duty, of a Muslim girl to wear the Hijab in her life. Men really don't wear anything special, but they do grow beards.
burqa or nikab. However, Islam rules neither requires it nor forbids it. It depends on the country practices and traditions. It is not an Islamic requirement for women clothing.
A burqa is an item of clothing used in most Islamic culture to cover the bodies of women.
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Yes, very devout Muslim women wear them because it is part of their religion.
Muslim women are not required, per religion to wear burqa or veil that covers her face. Religion, on the other hand, does not forbid wearing burqa. However, woman that selects wearing burqa should arrange her daily life activities accordingly. See related question below for more information.
The burqa can be seen as both protection and a form of imprisonment depending on one's perspective. Some individuals may feel that wearing a burqa provides a sense of security and privacy, while others may view it as restrictive and limiting personal freedom. Ultimately, it is important to respect an individual's choice in deciding whether to wear a burqa.
NO. There is no requirement in Islam for a woman to veil beyond the hijaab. The niqab, burqa, abaya, and similar more extensive clothing are the results of culture, not Islamic Law.
A burqa worn by Muslim women has different weights depending on the material. Expensive material is lighter. Many poor women wear burqas that weigh as much as 20 pounds.