You just grabbed a different translation. As someone said below the word used in the Quran is 'khimar' which translates to veil, which is worn over the hair. Makes sense as hair is an important aspect of a woman's beauty. People nowadays tend to cover their hair but don't acknowledge the covering the bosom part and wear a short scarf that terminates at the base of the neck, which is only half of the requirement.
You cannot say this definitively, as that would mean you are ignoring all other interpretations, which, as you stated, exist. Even if your interpretation is correct, is it not better to be on the safe side? Why risk engaging in haram for the sake of not wearing a simple cloth to cover your hair that takes three seconds to put on every morning. For what, to fit in with society? LOL, Not worth the gamble.
lol if you're going to follow only the Quran at least read it in arabic don't use an english translation
It is very clear that hijab is apart of Islam. There are discrepancy in whether the face and the hands should be covered, however, all Islamic scholars agree that the head and the body have to be covered. You have not provided any evidence that the hijab is not apart of Islam. I can tell by your tone and language that you dispise the hijab and that is your opinion, however, don't let your dislike for something lead you to spread false information about Islam.
Maybe to you its 'bs' but to us women, we'd rather not be feasted on by the eyes of men. The fact that we are avoiding getting bad deeds in doing so is only a bonus. Thanks, now move along.
This is how they pray@Amun
The hijab is a must and it has never been disputed its in the Quran.
I know you're a Quranist and deny all hadiths but now sheekaad iikeentay to say there are other "interpretation" when there is ijtimaac/ consensus on the matter
You're out-stretching yourself this time.
Since you deny hadiths i have been meaning to ask you, how do you pray?
There isn't anything in the quran that tells us exactly how to.
What kind of logic is this? Your own?
Even if it does they are choosing to wear it. maxaa kaa galay? What happened to freedom of expression?
