Tajikistan Hijab Ban: Muslim-Majority Country Bans Islamic Head Scarf, Children's Participation in Eid Celebrations
Tajikistan, where a majority of the population is Muslim, has banned wearing of hijab and participation of children in Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha, two major Islamic festivals, in the country.
Tajikistan, where a majority of the population is Muslim, has banned hijab, Islamic head scarf. However, Muslim women are allowed cover their hair in what the government deems local style. In addition to the hijab ban, the participation of children in Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha, two major Islamic festivals, has also been banned in the country. The law banning "alien garments" like hijab and children's participation in Eid celebrations was cleared by the Majlisi Milli (Tajikistan’s upper chamber of parliament) on June 19. The Majlisi Namoyandagon, lower chamber of the Tajik parliament, had approved the legislation on May 8. Kolkata Hijab Row: Asked to Stop Wearing Hijab, College Teacher Resigns; Governing Body Denies 'Ban' Order.
Hijab Banned in Muslim-Majority Tajikistan:
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