<ul><li>Shi’a Jurists unanimously agree that covering the female body in front of non-mahram men is obligatory, supported by Quran, Sunnah, Ijma’, and rational deduction.</li><li>Historical hadiths and examples from Ahlul Bayt emphasize the importance of hijab in Islamic tradition, aiming to prevent moral corruption.</li><li>The Islamic Republic of Iran justifies mandatory hijab through its constitution, penal code, and protection of public morality and women's dignity.</li><li>Hijab is seen as a symbol of dignity and empowerment, guarding family unity, ensuring social and psychological security, and nurturing virtuous generations.</li></ul>

Title: Hijab – A Religious Obligation and Legal Necessity in Iran | A Jurisprudential and Legal…

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