Did you Know? Wearing hijab is strictly prohibited in these countries
By Lokmat English Desk | Published: February 9, 2022 08:56 PM2022-02-09T20:56:39+5:302022-02-09T20:56:39+5:30
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Wearing hijab is currently a hot topic in India. While politics is heating up over this, on the other hand, protests have started in many states against hijab. Meanwhile, what are the rules regarding hijab in other countries of the world? Find out ...
In the Netherlands, hijab or face covering is banned in schools, hospitals, public transport and government buildings. Therefore, if anyone is found in spite of the ban, a fine may have to be paid.
In Europe, France first banned the hijab in schools in 2004. The French government banned the use of face masks in public in 2011. Hijab wearers are not welcome here, said the then President of France
Hijab is strictly forbidden in Denmark. There is a strict law on wearing hijab or covering face. If caught, a fine of Rs 12,000 to Rs 85,000 may be levied.
The Bulgarian government had ruled that wearing the hijab or covering the face was illegal in the country. In Bulgaria, the government has imposed strict face-covering laws.
There are several restrictions on wearing the hijab in Belgium. Hijab or face covering is prohibited in schools, hospitals, public transport and government buildings.
