Hijab (8):

Q1: I am 13 years old. Do I have to wear socks when I go outside?

A: Yes, covering the feet in the presence of marriagable men is a must based on compulsory precaution.

Q2: I always cover my hair and some times my neck gets out is it haram or no?

A: It is a must to cover the neck in the presence of marriagable men.

Q3: When I go outside, I put perfume and some people say haram is it haram or no?

A: A women is not allowed to put on perfume that can be smelled by marriagable men.

Q4: Should the chin be covered while wearing hijab or it can be shown just like you show the rest of the face?

A: It is unlawful for a women to uncover under the chin in the presence of marriagable men.

Q5: According to Sura Nour old women need not to wear hijab, is it correct??

A: Yes, the ones that despair menstruation.

Q6: Alot of women in the Western countries deny the status of hijab. They said that in the modern life hijab isn't neccessary because rest of society is not wearing it.
1. What is the status of hijab in Islam?
2. Is hijab wajib, mustahab or makruh?
3. In which context are women allowed to stop wearing hijab?

A: Hijab is mandatory for woman and she can not leave it after reaching the age of puberty which is completing the age of nine linear years. She must continue to wear it till she reaches the time of the discontinuity of her monthly cycle of menstruation which is known as the age of despair.
Hijab is a religious obligation that does not change because of time and place. The laws of the Islamic religion are from God and last till the day of judgment..

Q7: What kind of hijab or better to say covering is suitable for women & what kind of them are not?

A: It is expected that woman pays great attention to her virtue and not be a subject to be looked at by men in a desirable way. What is needed in hijab is to observe this issue.

Q8: What color is suitable for women's hijab & why?

A: There is no set color to hijab. It is best to observe what is mentioned in the prevous answer.

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