Hijab is not religious attire
by Daniel Charles from The Pakistan Christian Post
There is no such word of “HIJAB” meaning head covering for women in the holy Quran. “Hijab” is not a religious attire. Also modern Muslims believe it is optional. The option to choose wearing of hijab is a fad created by the Wahhabs of Saudi government. It is not a religious law to wear it. Australia’s most prominent Islamic Cleric Sheikh Taj Ul Din Al-Hilali, long a lightning rod in strained relations between the government and the Muslims minority, vowed to stand strong against widespread outrage over his description of women who don’t wear headscarves (Hijab) as “Uncovered meat” who invite rape ... "If a woman does not want to wear a burka and someone forces her to do so, this is a violation of Islamic law,” said Khaja Ahmed Sadeqi, chief cleric at a mosque north of Kabul who who also serves as a Supreme Court judge in Afghanistan. “The Afghan burka is merely a social custom. In some areas, this social custom has become a religion.”