3 myths about hijab Muslims need to stop other religions from believing

For years the issue of women wearing  head scarves popularly known as hijab has been a cause for debate over the years. With people for or against the motive for Muslim women to adhere strictly to this form of dressing.

The Quran instructs women to be modest in dressing and not show private parts such as the hair in public, hence the need to wear the hijab arises. There are several other reasons given bordering from understandable to the totally ridiculous ones.

There are several myths surrounding the reasons why Muslim women are supposed to cover their hair and Marwa Abdelghani writing for religious blog, On Faith, explains three biggest myths that need to be debunked