One's decision on wearing a Hijab
One’s Decision on Wearing a Hijab
In the modern day society, hijabs have been a point of argument between millions of people. Wearing a hijab comes from the Islamic holy book named, “Quran.” It states that it is part of respect to their self, the women and religion to wear a hijab, which is also known in Arabic as the “Niqab.” The veil is known to be a fine line between men and women, and a way to control men’s sexual desire. Therefore the women were obligated to cover up with a veil for years, because it was a priority, to cover up. This topic relates to the First Amendment, because a part of it says, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;” which means nothing should be forced against someone’s will. Some people do not mind the fact that they have to cover up and wear a Hijab; on the other hand there are people that who prefer it being a personal decision. The article, “Why I stopped wearing a hijab,” has a stronger argument because the author uses real life examples to say you don’t have to wear a hijab to be a good Muslim. On the other hand the article, “My journey to freedom, “ shows religious examples saying wearing a hijab should be a priority. According to the majority of Muslims, wearing a hijab is mandatory. Some Muslims believe that they’re committing a sin if they don’t wear hijabs and that they’re disobeying their religion. . Therefore many Muslim women wear hijabs because they don’t want to commit a sin. Also many Muslims wear hijabs because they believe that they’re body is they’re own private affair. They interpret it as its original purpose of giving themselves final control of their bodies. Muslim women also believe that it gives them freedom. Wearing the hijab made them going from wanting to make them self perfect to someone who values himself or herself more. It made them feel happier because if
In the modern day society, hijabs have been a point of argument between millions of people. Wearing a hijab comes from the Islamic holy book named, “Quran.” It states that it is part of respect to their self, the women and religion to wear a hijab, which is also known in Arabic as the “Niqab.” The veil is known to be a fine line between men and women, and a way to control men’s sexual desire. Therefore the women were obligated to cover up with a veil for years, because it was a priority, to cover up. This topic relates to the First Amendment, because a part of it says, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;” which means nothing should be forced against someone’s will. Some people do not mind the fact that they have to cover up and wear a Hijab; on the other hand there are people that who prefer it being a personal decision. The article, “Why I stopped wearing a hijab,” has a stronger argument because the author uses real life examples to say you don’t have to wear a hijab to be a good Muslim. On the other hand the article, “My journey to freedom, “ shows religious examples saying wearing a hijab should be a priority. According to the majority of Muslims, wearing a hijab is mandatory. Some Muslims believe that they’re committing a sin if they don’t wear hijabs and that they’re disobeying their religion. . Therefore many Muslim women wear hijabs because they don’t want to commit a sin. Also many Muslims wear hijabs because they believe that they’re body is they’re own private affair. They interpret it as its original purpose of giving themselves final control of their bodies. Muslim women also believe that it gives them freedom. Wearing the hijab made them going from wanting to make them self perfect to someone who values himself or herself more. It made them feel happier because if