Sentence examples for hijab leaves from inspiring English sources

Given that, one explanation seems to have caught on: Because the mandatory hijab leaves nothing but the small circle of the face as a canvas for beauty and self-expression, Iranian women have become obsessed with their faces.

Mr Hijab left it to his spokesman in Jordan to announce that he had "defected from the killing and terrorist regime" and joined "the ranks of the freedom and dignity revolution" and was henceforth "a soldier in this holy revolution".

They flew to southern Turkey and drove to Hatay, a province bordering Syria, where Louise put on her hijab and left Mandy.

The obligatory hijabs were left at the door.

A Libyan friend who works at a reputable international organization told me recently that she was contemplating wearing a hijab when she leaves the house just to avoid the harassment.

There are many physical markers in Egyptian society — you can tell a lot about a woman by the way she wears her hijab or whether she leaves her hair uncovered, and a devout Muslim man usually has a prayer bruise on his forehead.

Use of the hijab (head scarf), which left the face exposed, remained permissible.

He also said that parents shouldn't force young girls to wear the hijab: "Children should be left to play and have fun rather than be burdened with such practices".

The oil-rich kingdom is known for its women being swathed in long, black cloaks known as abayas, usually paired with the hijab (headscarf) or niqab (which leaves a slit for the eyes), or a burqa (which covers the body from head to toe, with a mesh for the eyes).

Likewise, the near-universal adoption of the hijab by Muslim women has left Coptic women exposed and sometimes subject to threats and abuse.

I wore khaki pants and a T-shirt, leaving behind my hijab and abaya, the long robe and head scarf that women reporters here wear when they travel into areas of the city where Westerners can be targets.