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Muslims are described in two basic terms: spiritually and temporally, with men and women being spiritually equal before Allah. Equal, but not identical – gender roles are precisely defined by Shariah, and they are strictly enforced in places that practice Islamic jurisprudence. In Islam, these differences are embraced as vital components to a healthy family and community structure with each individual contributing their own distinctive talents to society.

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At a time when female children were buried alive inArabiaand women were considered transferable property, Islam honored women in society by elevating them and protecting them with unprecedented rights. Islam gave women the right to education, to marry someone of their choice, to retain their identity after marriage, to divorce, to work, to own and sell property, to seek protection by the law, to vote, and to participate in civic and political engagement.

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The Islamic religion is the second largest religion in the world, and it has very specific rules for all facets of life. One controversial belief of Muslims concerns the role of women in society. There are restrictive rules governing the way women should dress and act that some women in the modern world find offensive. Only certain segments of the Islamic faith strictly conform to these rules, but a large number of women follow them step by step.

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Women are required to cover the entire body when out in public, with the exception of the hands and face. The material of the clothing must not be transparent and must hang loose so that the form of the body is not apparent through the clothing. Female clothing cannot resemble men’s clothing, such as slacks, and should not resemble the common clothing of non-believers.

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1; Islamic women are expected to hide any action that may display a sense of attraction to men. This includes avoiding eye contact and keeping the gaze lowered in modesty.
2; They are expected to refrain from any actions that may draw attention to them. This includes wearing jewelry, jingling ornaments and perfume.
3; The Qur’an states, “Then do not be too pleasant of speech, lest one in whose heart there is disease should feel desire.” This statement refers to the idea that women should not be outgoing or flirtatious in any way toward other people so that they may remain undesired by men.

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The burqa is a garment that covers the body from head to toe, with netting on the eyes to enable vision within.

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The burqa is a garment that covers the body from head to toe, with netting on the eyes to enable vision within.

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The burqa is still commonly worn by women in Afghanistan, where the practice was required by law when the Taliban controlled the country, a loose outer garment worn primarily in public spaces by some Muslim women, refers only to the types of body coverings worn in southern Central Asia. The garment is primarily worn in the countries of the Arabian Peninsula, such as Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates.

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The Niqab is a cloth that covers the face and head in the style of the hijab, with a space left open for the eyes.

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The Niqab is a cloth that covers the face and head in the style of the hijab, with a space left open for the eyes.

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The niqab is also often worn by conservative Muslim countries in the West.

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Chador is a full-body cloak. Sometimes a cap is also attached to the sheet and a net is also attached to cover the eyes.

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Chador is a full-body cloak. Sometimes a cap is also attached to the sheet and a net is also attached to cover the eyes.

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A chador is an outer garment worn by women in some parts of the Middle East, particularly Saudi Arabia, Iran and Iraq.  It is a semi-circle, floor-length covering that hangs from the top of the head, flowing over the clothing underneath in order to hide the shape or curve of a woman's body.

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Khimar is a type of Muslim dress that is recognized for being modest.

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Khimar is a type of Muslim dress that is recognized for being modest.

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The khimar is a slip-on hijab that resembles the jilbab except that it is shorter and usually has no sleeve. You have some models that offer sleeves, but these are more called jilbab tops or jilbab capes. The places where it's often used: in the Middle East, Asia, Australia and Europe.

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The Hijab is the headscarf that Muslim girls use to keep their heads covered in public. 

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The Hijab is the headscarf that Muslim girls use to keep their heads covered in public. 

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Mainly used in Iran and some muslims in Europe. The hijab is a veil that covers the head and chest that Muslim women wear in the presence of people other than their immediate family.

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Shayla is similar to the Hiyab, but this one is layed on the shoulders.

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Shayla is similar to the Hiyab, but this one is layed on the shoulders.

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A Shayla is a long, rectangular scarf, wrapped around the head and tucked or pinned in place at the shoulders. It is popular in the Persian Gulf.

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Al Amira hijabs are great for beginners who are introducing hijab into their life including young teens and new muslims. 

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Al Amira hijabs are great for beginners who are introducing hijab into their life including young teens and new muslims. 

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Al Amira: the Al-Amira (sometimes spelled Ameera) is a two-piece veil made of a close-fitting cap, usually made from cotton or another lightweight material, and a tube-like scarf. Almost all muslims around the world use de Al-Amira because of the facility of wearing it and the simplicity.

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Taliban are ultraconservative political and religious faction that emerged in Afganistan in the mid-1990s following the withdrawal of Soviet troops, the collapse of Afghanistan’s communist regime, and the subsequent breakdown in civil order. Among these extremists was Osama bin Laden, the expatriate Saudi Arabian leader of Al-Qaeda, a network of Islamic militants that had engaged in numerous acts of terrorism. The Taliban’s refusal to extradite bin Laden to the U.S. following the September 11 attacks in 2001 prompted the U.S. to attack Taliban and Al-Qaeda forces in Afghanistan, driving the former from power and sending the leaders of both groups into hiding. See also Islamic fundamentalism.

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The Taliban is a terrorist organization that operates in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The Taliban claims that they are out to enforce a strict version of Islamic law. The terrorist organization bans television, music, and cinema and disapproves of girls aged ten and above going to school.

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It Is the Only Terrorist Organization to Have Governed a Country, it Collaborated With Al Qaeda and Aided Osama Bin Laden, mandates Farmers to Produce Opium, suicide Bombing Is Their Key Strategy, among many others.