@baogia626 Please forgive me, my friend, for not informing you about this earlier. For a Muslim woman, wearing a hijab, or hood as you speak, is compulsory in the religion of Islam when she needs to go into public. I repeat, when she needs to go into public.
In modern Islamic societies, most scholars agree that, in public, a woman must cover her entire body except her face, hands, and feet. This is to ensure modesty and respect.
The clothing should be loose-fitting, yes, loose-fitting, and not revealing.
Now, in a scenario where a Mahram (a male relative with whom marriage is permanently forbidden) is present, there is a difference of opinion on how much a woman needs to cover. Some scholars argue that she can relax the dress code slightly, while others maintain that she should still adhere to the general principles of modesty.
In today's world, many Muslim women choose to cover their hair and body, even in the presence of Mahram, as a personal choice and a way to express their faith.
I know it might seem restrictive to you, but it's important to respect different cultural and religious practices.
It's a matter of personal belief and cultural norms.
