Many European and American women are against hijabs. They think that such clothing debases the dignity of Muslim women.
But some women from the Middle East answer them in an interesting way. They say that they cover their bodies from all the men except their husbands. Women don’t care if the men around them consider them pretty or not. But they try to be beautiful for their husbands: nice clothes, expensive underwear, make-up, and hair-dos. While European and American women try to be pretty for strangers while wearing hair curlers, sweatpants, and dressing gowns at home.
Partially, I agree with that. We often forget that our husbands deserve our beauty more than anyone else. What do you think about it?
But some women from the Middle East answer them in an interesting way. They say that they cover their bodies from all the men except their husbands. Women don’t care if the men around them consider them pretty or not. But they try to be beautiful for their husbands: nice clothes, expensive underwear, make-up, and hair-dos. While European and American women try to be pretty for strangers while wearing hair curlers, sweatpants, and dressing gowns at home.
Partially, I agree with that. We often forget that our husbands deserve our beauty more than anyone else. What do you think about it?