Sadr criticizes hijab ban as misconceptions

The article discusses the criticisms made by the leader of the Shia Nationalist Current, Muqtada al-Sadr, regarding the decisions issued in Azerbaijan to prohibit manifestations of Islam, particularly the hijab. He warned that this extremist secular approach could lead to increased radicalism, suggesting that such measures might actually strengthen women’s adherence to wearing the hijab rather than diminish it. He emphasized that secularism should be based on freedom and non-interference in personal rights, and that these decisions are likely to carry political dimensions aimed at excluding moderate Islam and expanding the influence of the secular current, citing examples from countries such as Turkey and Tunisia. Al-Sadr pointed out that banning the hijab would not achieve expected results; instead, it might reinforce women’s commitment to it. He called for moderation and balance, while reaffirming the importance of the hijab as a symbol of modesty and decency.

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