Egypt "Veil" TV Station Is Only Allowed To Work With Veils

The satellite news channel of the Egyptian "Maria" TV station was launched, and the announcers were dressed tightly and only showed their eyes

In Egypt, women's veils are various clothes It is pleasing to the eye when paired with shiny jewelry. Among young women in Egyptian cities, the religious meaning of the veil sometimes gives way to the decorative meaning. Lasha wore two layers of veils, the outer one was green, and the inner one was blue at the edge of her forehead. She said that wrapping two layers of veils is a fashionable way for young students this year. In 2004, Egypt's Fashion Veil (also known as Hijab) magazine was launched, which teaches women how to wear the most fashionable veil in the simplest way. In order to highlight the clear contour of women's faces and make women look more charming, the Spanish style veil wrapping method will comb the hair into a bun first. In this way, both ends of the veil are wrapped in a bun, and at the same time, they are naturally trimmed into petals. Make the head look more layered. Some avant-garde girls will add some colored beads or hang a small ornament on the appropriate position of the veil.

There is a big taboo in choosing veils, that is, transparent ones cannot be chosen. In addition, Egyptian women will choose veils according to different styles of clothes, colors and occasions to attend. The veil can match not only casual clothes, but also formal clothes and evening dresses. The veil worn by the bride can be said to be the perfect combination of Western style veil and Arab veil. Generally, married women wear dark or dark veils, which are dignified, elegant and mature; Girls wear blue, green and other bright colors and candy colored veils to show their youthful vitality.

The veil has caused controversy in the United States and Europe. In Arab countries, there are also some disputes. Some scholars say that the veil affects the beauty of girls and covers their youth, so it should be banned; But some scholars believe that it is a symbol of national culture.

Many newspapers and periodicals in Egypt have used the term "veil war", and the issue of veil removal and wearing has been fiercely debated. Since the unrest in Egypt at the beginning of this year, the religious atmosphere has become stronger, and girls have more tightly wrapped their heads.