No, hijabs should not show hair.
The primary purpose of a hijab is to conceal the hair, neck, and other areas of the body to maintain modesty. According to the provided reference, you should not show any hair while wearing a hijab, nor should you show your neck or any skin other than your face and hands. It is important to ensure that clothing worn with a hijab is also modest and loose-fitting to avoid revealing the body's shape.
Here is a breakdown of key points regarding hijab and hair coverage:
- Complete Coverage: The hijab should cover all of the hair completely. No strands should be visible.
- Neck Coverage: The neck must also be covered by the hijab, often with an under scarf or a properly wrapped hijab.
- Modesty: The aim is overall modesty; therefore, the hijab, in combination with appropriate clothing, ensures the body is not revealed inappropriately.
To summarize, the hijab is a garment specifically designed for covering the hair and neck, as well as maintaining modesty. Therefore, showing hair while wearing a hijab is considered contrary to the purpose of the garment.
