Women's Hair Covering and Veiling: A Study in the Light of Quranic and Prophetic Texts

In recent times, there has been a surge of criticism regarding the obligation of women to cover their hair. Several observations have been raised against this compulsion, necessitating a jurisprudential study that examines the issue and reconsiders its data and evidence in an objective and neutral manner, free from the influence of the widespread fatwa on the obligation. The research problem lies in the existence of a primary Quranic or narrative evidence with a clear indication of the obligation, so that the degree of this clarity is consistent with the fame of the fatwa on the obligation of covering.