Правда о Хиджабе, Которую Вы Не Знали

In 1953, Egyptian President Gamal Abdan met with the second leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, Hassan al-Hudaibi. Abdan wanted to listen to him and understand what their organization wanted. Al-Hudaibi then outlined the main directions of development that would lead Egypt to a Sharia state. The first condition that Gudeibi set was the instability of the economy.

failure to develop projects and failure to create research institutes. No. Instead, he proposed that all Egyptian women wear the hijab. All rights reserved. All rights reserved. Well, that's it. The strangest thing is that neither Gudeibe himself, nor his wife, nor his daughter wore a hijab.

Why do extremist jamaats and Salafi sheikhs cling so much to the hijab and punish it for women? And to what extent is hijab a part of Islam? First of all, you must understand that, contrary to what many people believe, hijab is not a religious invention. The hijab was worn thousands of years before the advent of

Islam. It existed even in ancient times. It was worn in Byzantium and Mesopotamia. And even Athenian women in the time of Socrates and Plato had the habit of covering their heads. Each of the ancient civilizations that introduced the practice of what we now call hijab used it for different reasons. For example, in the Roman

Empire, a married woman covered her head so that others would know that she was already married. While among the ancient Greeks and Persians, if a woman belonged to the aristocracy, she wore a hijab as a symbol of her nobility. The Assyrian Empire, the oldest state with documented practice of wearing the hijab, dating back to around 1400