niqab

You can fire someone for wearing a niqab if it stops them from doing their job (e.g.

A hijab or niqab might evoke feminity in some parts of the world but not in others.

Much of Islam (most, probably) sees the Niqab as being optional, including many Sunni scholars, and every moderate Islamic sect.

And just in case men still gawked at them, she could have brought some free niqab to work for them to wear.

The DMS (Driver Montering System) needs to work on so many outliers: damaged face, porslin eye, niqab and other health related issues.

I'm not sure how wearing a Niqab while doing your desk job somehow constitutes a security risk.

What should we call this social construct, assuming we agree there is no chromosomal need to wear a niqab?

I wonder if the same thing would hold in countries where women wear the hijab or niqab.

The point of talking to the women isn't to help the men exercise better restraint (which extrapolated to an extreme would require a niqab).

It seems similar to Islam allowing women to wear completely sheer niqab.

Wrong, I wear the thread the same reason a Sikh wears a turban or a Muslim woman wears a niqab/burka.

I hate to break this to you, but before the current regime, the Shah was violently enforcing no burka/niqab dress codes.

I don't subscribe to the "if you are wearing a Niqab you are a terrorist" belief.

Politicians use the "safety" concern argument to make you accept it, but just because the news lady tells you about a single incident about a person wearing a Niqab doesn't mean anything.

OP said, "I wear the thread the same reason a Sikh wears a turban or a Muslim woman wears a niqab/burka." That's the comparison.

In this analogy the equivalent being used by LLM makers is “guilty puritan” or “imam insisting on the niqab to rid men of all impure thoughts.” There’s degrees of censorship, but current AIs enforce the level that is suitable for the youngest of minors.

You can read up about Islamic and pre-Islamic Arabia from authentic (Muslim) sources regarding the Hijab and Niqab.

So police and government officials shouldn't be able to identify someone wearing a Niqab?

Polygamy is accepted by many religions, and we have no problem trouncing those rights, yet we will bend over backwards for other questionable 'rights' (like the Burqa/Niqab, which is not 'required' except by extremist sects - and is nearly universally regarded as a tool of oppression).