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CMV: Hijab is not just a piece of cloth

If you look to things superficially, then sure Hijab is just a piece of cloth but why do you think everytime a Muslim woman stop wearing hijab she faces backlash from her family and other Muslims, if it's just a piece of cloth why theirs this much of pressure on women to wear it? Why women who don't wear it get shamed and pressured/encouraged to do so? Hijab is part of wider purity culture that connects women value to her clothing choice. Not to mention that young girls get indoctrinated to wear the hijab because god/allah wants this, I don't think you need to indoctrinate young children to wear a piece of cloth or else some god will be mad at them right?
gpt
I think we see this in every culture. A hijab is no different than an Amish woman’s kapp, for example, or a nun’s habit, or a Jewish woman’s tichel, or a Jewish man’s yamulke or, a Hellenic pagan’s veil. It’s also not always religious. A Romani woman can come from any religion, many of them Hindu, Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Pagan…and Romani women will usually wear a diklo headscarf to cover their hair.

Why is there pressure on women to wear bras? There are literally jokes about women getting home from work and taking their bras off.

Why is there pressure to wear high heels? There are multiple jobs where that is a requirement.

How about makeup? Why do we have pressure as women to wear makeup? There are many jobs that require that. Good luck getting a job without a full face of makeup in most places.