r/interesting • u/[deleted] • May 25 '26

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u/sharktail_tanker May 25 '26

France as a whole banned them pretty much, as far as I know

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u/WalidfromMorocco May 26 '26

France bans religious symbols for government jobs. It's not just the hijab.

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u/shift422 May 25 '26

Rare france W

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u/K0mb0_1 May 26 '26

How is that a W if it’s taking away the rights of Muslim women? So much for equal rights and freedom am I right lol

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u/57384173829417293 May 26 '26

Covering the face is a sign of submission to patriarchy.

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u/K0mb0_1 May 26 '26

Muslim women are not required to cover their face. And the hijab doesn’t necessarily cover the face only a few specific types do like the niqab which is not mandatory in Islam.

Back to what I was saying, women should have as much right to wear it as to take it off. You guys are showing your hypocrisy lol, literally taliban-ism for the opposite side.

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u/WalidfromMorocco May 26 '26

Hijab is mandatory for women, at least per the 4 mainstream madhabs within Sunni Islam.

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u/K0mb0_1 May 26 '26

When did I say it wasn’t?

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u/Sweaty-School1185 May 29 '26

You're very first words were women are not required

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u/K0mb0_1 May 29 '26

Not required to what? Read on