In the second program of this week’s “Constructive Dialogue” organized by the Tebyan Center for Social and Cultural Activities in Kabul, religious and cultural figures considered the hijab a Sharia ruling, social law, security plan and protector of women’s dignity and status. They emphasized that the enemies of religion and Afghanistan have caused irreparable damage to our society in recent years by promoting improper hijab.
Publish dateThursday 31 July 2025 - 18:44
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Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: The meeting, which was held on Thursday, July 31, under the title “Observing the Hijab as a Divine Command and Social Law; Individual and Social Effects and Consequences,” is part of the series of programs “Constructive Dialogue; Examining Challenges and Providing Solutions,” which is organized twice a week by the Tebyan Center in Kabul.
In this program, Ms. Hassaniya Salmi, a religious affairs expert, emphasized the place of hijab and chastity in the religion of Islam and said: "Hijab is not only a religious ruling, but also the basis of moral, legal, and security rulings in Islamic and human societies."
She considered hijab a factor in achieving human perfection and a tool against the conspiracies of enemies, adding: "The issue of hijab is raised in Surah An-Nur (verse 31) as a covering, and in other Surahs of the Holy Quran as security and moral plans for Muslims."
She warned that not observing hijab leads to a decrease in the status of the individual, vulgarity, and becoming sexual commodities, and continued: "Not wearing hijab at the family level weakens the foundations of the family and destroys the inherent dignity of women. When women's dignity is weakened, the family system and, subsequently, the entire society goes into decline."
Referring to the enemy's soft war and its focus on weakening the culture of hijab in Islamic societies, especially Afghanistan, Salami said: "Unfortunately, the enemy has worked hard in the soft war to promote improper hijab, and our country has suffered heavy blows from this area."
He called the promotion of improper hijab a dangerous tool in the hands of the enemy and emphasized that the enemy first targets mothers in society to weaken their fundamental role in raising the future generation.
Referring to the key role of the mother in raising children, he stated: "If the mother of the family falls under the enemy's influence, generational education will be damaged, and through this, the enemy will achieve its main goal, which is to prevent the growth and advancement of humans."
In the continuation of this meeting, Ms. Narges Alemi, an expert on cultural affairs, also gave a speech and considered the hijab a social law in Islamic countries, the main basis of which is religious sources such as the Quran and Hadiths.
He considered the hijab to be a protector of modesty and modesty in society and said: “Observing the hijab creates order in social relations, continues the authentic culture of society, and paves the way for women’s true freedom.”
Alemi described improper hijab as a contagious and deadly virus and warned: “When a woman is not properly dressed, by displaying her sexual and physical beauty, she stimulates men’s instincts and leads society astray.”
He emphasized that maintaining the hijab leads to respect and solidifies women’s position in society and warned: “In a society without the hijab, people become subject to whims and desires, and healthy social relationships fall apart.”
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