What is Iranian hijab?
The Iranian hijab concerns the types of clothing that women in Iran must wear to meet the standards of Islamic dresses that are legally enforced in Iran. Women in Iran are expected to cover their heads and bodies in public or in the presence of men with whom they are not closely related, but there are significant differences on the Iranian hijab. Some women decide to dress very conservatively, wearing black Chador through modest clothing and scarf, while others decide to look for a more modern look, wearing Manteau , rain coat, pants or long skirts and simple scarf on their head. The choice of clothing is partially dictated by the personal preferences of a woman as well as the area where she lives and her professions. This is usually achieved by carrying at least one scarf over their heads. Some skirmishes are simply placed over the head and the ends are wrapped around the neck. More conservative women may decide to wear khimar , which is like a long hood and is pulled over a female head and coversHer shoulders and chest. Women can also wear underline or hat under khimar for further coverage.
In order to adapt to the Iranian hijab, the woman generally covers her entire body in public. This means that it will wear a long skirt or free pants. In addition, her arms and chest must be completely covered. It will have to wear an outer layer that prevents the vision of its body. Very conservative women could wear an open cloak known as Chador , which is worn over the head and then held in front of the hands or teeth of its wearer. The alternative to Chador is Manteau , the box raincoat that wears on clothes.
Some women living and working in Iran sometimes move the boundaries of what is considered to be an acceptable Iranian hijab. These women can wear scarves that show a considerable amount of hair or manteaua that firmly suited or relalatoutside short. The Iranian government regularly interferes with these violations and its police either warn these women against their dress or even arrest them.