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I recently came across this reel on instagram where a woman was talking about how Hijab is a misogynistic garment, that showcases that women have no identity and no voice. There are two problems with this claim. A. How does covering up result in having no identity, and b. How does it amount to being voiceless. Sure, I concede that it is culturally forced upon many women, but please understand the difference between culture and religion. The way religion doctrines the wearing of hijab is inherently and intrinsically different from the way culture propounds it which uses it as a tool of oppression and so on. But let’s get facts right, shall we? The main reason behind the Hijab is to privatize a women’s sexuality i.e., it shifts focus away from sexualization by others when all that western media jazz is about using a woman’s body as a tool to create standards in society, tell you who is pretty and what is pretty. When you remove that aspect of what people judge about you, you are not only protecting yourself from a lot of issues that arise out of these duplicitous beauty standards and problems like body dysmorphia, ed, etc. because virtually you have given systems like patriarchy the power to comment on your body types.
Hijab is not misogynistic. In fact it is the most anti-misogynistic garment that you can adorn, especially when you’re in public.
The reason for that is very simple:
You take away the power from men to objectify you. When you step out in your hijab and modest dressing, the very source of power that men hold to dominate over you, commenting on your bodies, looking at you and rating you out of 10 is taken away when they no longer see you as an object with a beautiful body. You are a person in and of your existence, without having to resolve to proving it through your body.
The second thing is that you do have a voice. Hijab doesn’t take your ability to express your opinions away, or your ability to call out people on their bigotry, ignorance, or your ability to gain knowledge. What it does do is show people for who they actually are: because when you see a woman covered from head to toe, you automatically believe that she is an oppressed voice and anything that she says should not really matter because of the “horror of hijab” that is put on her. They judge the woman, saying she isn’t aware of her rights and people are treating her as someone who has no identity or existence. It is not her, it is you who believe that a woman who is covered has no identity not that woman herself. It’s your misogyny that shines out when you look at a woman and are unable to judge her based on her physical characteristics and would have to actually talk to her, listen to her insights, and hear her talk reason and knowledge, and so on. It’s your body, your choice unless it’s a hijabi woman who actually wants to cover up.
The entire bullshit is propagated because people believe that women are public commodities and property who need to show off certain aspects of themselves to be considered as a person of identity? Absolute garbage. What you are reinforcing is the fact that you want to objectify women, you want to use them for their bodies, and whenever that power is affectively taken away from you, you want to call it out for the so-called “misogyny” that this garment upholds. The misogyny is not in the garment, but in your mindset and you.
You know when you’re on your period and you either feel everything at the highest possible level or nothing at all, like you’re just a robot with no feelings except irritation at the mankind because they’re all so stupid and your default setting is to just look down on them…in that moment there is only that one fictional character for you that makes you happy so you consume all media available of that character and then have a little breakdown? Yeah me fr.