Twitter Enraged Over Split Karnataka Hijab Row Verdict, Says People Should Be Allowed To Choose
With the ongoing issues with Iran regarding the enforcement of the hijab on women and women being killed over the hijab, I feel like no matter where I look, women’s choice of clothing is being questioned and monitored. Moreover, men are being given the power make decisions for women about what they should be wearing. And the situation in India is no different as there is an ongoing hijab row within the country. The Supreme Court has given a very split judgment on the Karnataka hijab row with one for it and one against it. Twitter has a lot to say about the split decision and people are asking why women’s choice of clothing is being questioned.
This is for those who cries by thinking that I didn't spoke anything on the Hijab row. My stand is very clear: Everyone should enjoy the freedom of their life. Women can wear what they wish. People shouldn't advise, punish or kill a Women for not wearing the dress they want. pic.twitter.com/aMMDlUC6Rl
— Licypriya Kangujam (@LicypriyaK) October 8, 2022
Justice Dhulia read quran before giving verdict on Hijab Row.
— Chai aur Biskit (@Chaibiskit_) October 13, 2022
#hijab row verdict split. Saw someone on TV evoking Iran over Hijab. Exactly it boils down to the right to choice, whether you want to or you don’t. It’s all about the choice
— Toufiq Rashid (@ToufiqRashid) October 13, 2022
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When it come to muslim girls they can not even pass one basic human right judgment #HijabVerdict
— geek (@s2_samina) October 13, 2022
#HijabVerdict
No talk on education of Muslim girls who lost their academic year.— Juveriya Afreen جویریہ آفرینಜುವೇರಿಯ (@HussainiJaweria) October 13, 2022
Milords are running courts as per Sharia Law. Our judiciary is becoming joke nothing else.
They completely ignore facts and give faltu ka gyan. Wokeness koot koot ke bhara h inme. #HijabVerdict Justice Dhulia
— Riya (@are_yrr_riya) October 13, 2022
According to court essential means if not follow then they will be out of islam religion. Islam don't have any such concept of essential in islam if go by this understanding except shirk. Women should be allowed to cover their head if they wish.#hijab #HijabVerdict pic.twitter.com/VBrcu61SkZ
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Even bilateral cricket matches are held in the odd number of matches mostly so as to clearly decide the series winner, but #SupremeCourtOfIndia judges are best examples of wasting the taxpayers' money and time for the zero output due to Monkey balancing.#HijabVerdict https://t.co/AsiY5zogEz
— Ashish Narayan 🇮🇳 (@iAshishNarayan) October 13, 2022
Justice Dhulia stood up to show, that the fight is not over yet!
Battered and bruised, but reason, truth and justice are still going to find voices in this wretched country!#HijabVerdict pic.twitter.com/hGYyRkasVN
— banojyotsna … (@banojyotsna) October 13, 2022
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What is more important getting more girls to get educated or ensuring discipline in a system?#HijabVerdict https://t.co/daBvUoB0UJ
— Mahendra Shukla (@askwebsaga) October 13, 2022
Let women choose what they want to wear.
Men giving split verdicts are bizarre
and patriarchal.
#HijabVerdict— Coimbatore Satire. (@CbeNakkals) October 13, 2022
Also, many of the tweets bring out a good point which I feel many might have thought of. Why isn’t the education of all these girls being prioritised? Not only did they miss out on their academic year but they will have to continue to do so until there is a decision. According to my understanding, the hijab is not a necessity for women to wear. HOWEVER, it is a form of worship for many Muslim women which makes them feel closer to their faith and God. So, are we taking away the right to worship from them? Especially when it is not causing anyone harm. I don’t see why Muslim women are being made to choose between an education and their faith. Because I went to a school where students would wear certain aspects of the religion and no one had an issue with this. So are these rules only being made for Muslim female students or are students from other religions being asked to follow the dress code just as strictly? Because if not, the glaring hypocrisy is getting harder to ignore.
