The Effects of Modality on Women's Motifs in Islamic Societies

Abstract

The term "veil" has been used in the word "blind" more than words. But its meaning is to protect and protect from the guilt of protecting the privacy of the uncharted. In the Quran and Words, the word hijab is not meant to mean anything. However, it has been expressed in more complete and more complete expressions, such as care for eyes, chastity and purity, and protecting the skirt from sin and body cover. In the Qur'an, the verses of chastity and hijab are mutually supportive. In general, the desirable criteria of cover and fashion in Islam can be summarized in the word "hijab" that applies not only to women but also to men. The word hijab in the word means to open the door between two things, and today it refers to the apparent appearance of women. Moderate-dominant phenomena are more or less commonplace among all segments of society, but amongst them, women and teenagers are more likely to face this phenomenon. Today, by developing mass media and new computer technologies, young people have found extensive links to communities and cultures, and their position in understanding and understanding the value and selection of desirable norms has become more complicated and difficult, and maybe areas In the present paper, the young advocate of the society has turned to the opposite behaviors and norms to the values of his community. This paper deals with a set of factors that highlight the importance of the veiled hijab of Islam and the effects of moderation on women's coverage in society.