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Hijab
According to Javed Ahmad Ghamidi sahab, a woman is required to cover her entire body—except for the face, hands, and feet—specifically in a state of adornment (i.e., when she has beautified herself).
This raises an important question: does this imply that covering the head (i.e., wearing a headscarf) becomes obligatory during beautification because hair is considered part of a woman’s adornment (zeenat)? If so, then a further issue arises—since hair is intrinsically a form of adornment, does it not follow that it should be covered at all times, rather than only in the context of beautification?
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