
Do female tourists have to follow the same hijab laws as local women?

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It depends on the country. You probably wouldn't want to wear tight-fitting clothes or show skin but, aside from that, you could wear pants and normal clothes.
You should wear a scarf that covers the top and back of your hair. But I've seen tourists with their scarves not covering their heads and merely getting some tsk tsk tsks from a few people. Even the police weren't mean about it.
In Syria, women went without scarves all the time and even wore bikinis on beaches before the U. S. overthrew Assad and recognized an alQaida leader as the new president.
I'm not sure about Turkey.
I don’t know how it is for tourist but why go to a country where you have to put something over your face and we’re heavy clothing even though wrestling girls had to cooperate, but they didn’t have to wear a mask
@iron_man
It’s a business trip
@iron_man
My boss gave me a hijab 🧕 to wear
@iron_man
Did you read my update?
@iron_man
How would they know if I was following both laws?
The bill says chastity and hijab
I will be fired
I’m not sure what it means
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If shariah is the law of the land then yes it’s expected
Of course some Islamic countries deliberately offer tourists the freedom of not doing that because they need to tourism to maintain the economy
But in general: wherever you go in the world you’re supposed to adhere to local law. Being a foreigner doesn’t give you a pass
Not sure what country you’re going to but you should talk to a travel agent to see if travelers have to follow the dress codes for there but if that’s what it says on the website for that country, most likely you would have to follow their local laws and I don’t know how you’re supposed to prove chastity unless you get strip searched
@likes2drive
I wondered about that too
Whenever a person, male or female, enters another country, they are required to follow that country's laws.
That's why it's important to know and understand where you are going... before you get there. You wouldn't want to get caned for chewing gum in Singapore. And a woman wouldn't want to be arrested for not covering (hijab) in a strict Islamic country.
Just another of the reasons we need to bomb Iran. I would never go to any of the Islamic countries if only for the reasons you expound. (I mean for women only, but even as a man I would not go for fear of "offending some zealot's sensibilities.)
If you visit another country you abide by their laws. You'll rarely get any sympathy if you break them.
@purplepoppy
You’re right I suppose
If you are going to an extremist country then yes.
Others like Saudi Arabia have got less restrictive to the point a hijab is no longer by law needed, and when it was enforced even then they were a bit more lenient on tourists and depended on area.
The law is the law.
Anytime, on any continent.
Maybe some countries are more tolerant towards tourists, but I wouldn't count on that by default. Plus, looking at what your AI agent reports, you're not going to a very liberal country lol.
It probably talk about chastity in the sense that whoever made up those laws associate outfit with sexual purity.
In some countries. A chess expert refused to play in the world championships because they required women to wear hijab. I agree with her -- such competitions should not be held in repressive countries.
Female tourists should never travel to countries demanding that of women.
If you are in their country you have to follow their laws.
I don’t travel to theocratic nations
@cupcakeTheDestroyer
Where are you from?
The US
Sweet
The real question is why you would even WANT to go to a country with such lunatic laws as a tourist? Do you have a death wish?
Lol yup this is what the leftists are fighting for too. If that isn't oppression of women, I don't know what is.
In certain countries, YES
Yes they do. When in Rome. . .
You are special but why would you be that special?
I think so.
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