Islamic rule made life difficult for women in Iran

 

Women are fighting for their rights in Iran, a country with strict Islamic laws. There, after 8 months of the anti-hijab movement, once again atrocities on women are being perpetrated. Women there will now be fined up to Rs 49 lakh for not wearing hijab. Apart from this, their passport can also be confiscated.

Thousands of women were imprisoned and put in jails

According to reports, the Iranian government has imprisoned 17,000 people, of whom 9,000 are women. On the matter of Wahijab, yes Maulvi, fundamentalists and the government are all in one voice. Till now many such decisions have been taken there, which have made the life of women difficult. The tone of the MPs who raise the voice of the public is such that they say in the Parliament that wearing hijab is Allah's order, people have to obey it. Those who do not believe this will be severely punished.

If you do not wear hijab, you will not get goods at the shops

The 23-storey Opal shopping mall in the northern area of Tehran, the capital of Iran, has been closed because women without hijab were allowed there. This decision simply means that if the hijab is not worn then women will not get goods at the shops.

 Book fairs were also closed

The National Book Fair in Isfahan, Iran has been closed. It is being told that book sellers are being made to swear that they will not sell books to women without their heads covered.

 Ban on cinematographers as well

Actress Baran Kosari had reached the funeral of one of her close friends in Iran, during that time she was without hijab. She was accused of breaking the hijab law, and was summoned.

. Hijab in public service and metro too

Moral police in Iran arrest women who do not wear hijab. If a woman is seen without hijab in government office and metro or railway station, then she is stopped from traveling.

Girls must wear hijab in university

In Irani University, pressure has been made on girls to wear hijab, burqa. Iranian guards even enter the moving class to see whether the girls are wearing hijab or not. Let us tell you that thousands of girls in the university were also attacked with toxic chemicals. In which many girls lost their lives.