Statement by Badruddin Ajmal, MP from Assam
(A Hijab is a garment used by Muslim women to cover the head and neck)
Karimganj (Bihar) – Muslim Women Doctor, IAS, IPS even in such a high position, if they cannot cover their hair or do not wear Hijab, how can they be considered a Muslim, stated All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) chief and MP Badruddin Ajmal in a meeting held in Karimganj.
He proclaimed, “Hijab is a must. Hair is the devil’s thread, and makeup is the devil’s work. “I’ve seen young women in the other areas go to study with their heads covered in the hijab. They walk with their eyes lowered and head downcast. Nonetheless, girls must continue to wear the hijab in Assam. Our faith requires us to wear a headscarf and keep our hair covered.”
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