Muslim cleric impose some rules to women's clothing , is the imposition of Kew in different ways in different countries, the country's eastern and western has been interpreted - male humility that cover areas from the navel to the knee , and for women generally seen as covering everything except their face , hands and feet when they are in the presence of these men are not related or married. However , there has been a lot of discussion , as that among Muslim scholars whether this goes far enough. This has led to the distinction between the hijab (literally " covering up " in Arabic ) and the niqab (meaning " full veil " ) .
Muslim scholar and discussed both on and having to wear the niqab , or whether it is advisable only without obligatory. There were also humility Basie more liberal set forth in the Koran.
Addresses the sacred text " women believers " who are said to protect their private parts and not to display their adornment " except what is apparent of it." Scientific controversies revolve around what this last phrase means . They do not refer to the outer surface of women's clothing , which requires that they cover every part of her body , without any full veil ? Or it does not give exemption and referred to the face and hands , as well as traditional female ornaments : such as kohl , rings, bracelets and make-up ?
The - the latter interpretation has been adopted by some of the most prominent and Islamic scholar of history : such as Abu Jafar al-Tabari , who satisfy the veil option . There are instructions to see the Quranic additional as mysterious and much discussed on the basis of that , for women to draw " Muffler " ( or scarf ) to cover "jayb" ( or bosom / upper chest) , and " Wives and daughters of the Prophet and the women of the believers to draw their " Jalabib "( or cloaks ) close round them .
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