Mona Abdel Ghaffar on Qena incident and niqab

The Ministry of Education and Technical Education has obtained clarification regarding the circulated post showing female students at Naga Saeed Preparatory School in Qena wearing niqab. It was confirmed that the image and content were generated using artificial intelligence technology and are not real. The post resulted from an error by the page administrator and has been deleted immediately. The ministry explained that all schools across the country adhere to the standard school uniform regulations, and that wearing the niqab is a personal choice and not mandatory. Additionally, portraying the issue as a school decision is an attempt to stir confusion and provoke controversy. Media personality Mona Abdel-Ghani responded to these events, emphasizing that Egypt is a country of moderation and calls for balance. She stated that what happened was an attempt to sow discord and create controversy, and she thanked the Ministry of Education and Technical Education for issuing a clarifying statement to reassure the public.

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