Religion or soccer rules? Which is more important?

I think she should be allowed to play. But can i ask you a question? Are muslem boys required to cover themselves to their knees so if they play in a boys team they should wear long trousers? If you can make a case for the girl then the boys should be dressed according to the rules also.

Surely a tighter fitting hijab would defeat the purpose of the hijab itself which is supposed to conceal the hair, ears and head etc but also conceal the shape. Some imams have come out against the burkini because this reveals too much of the female body's shape as it can cling when wet.

I think the hijab should be OK to wear as long as it's snug and doesn't interfere with the game or cause a safety problem. Would the hijab restrict her peripheral vision? If so, that would be a major safety concern. What about the legs? Would a strictly observant Muslim woman have to cover her legs with a robe, or are tights or sweatpants OK?

i didn't see any problem with hijab here. And some more it is i considered as bad to her if the hijab problem makes her barred from playing the soccer. I always hear that western countries peopels always think of their human right but what happen here when it comes to Muslim peoples. There are a lot of style of hijab you can adopted in different situation and wearing the one which you have shown on the picture above is a normal hijab which can be wore mostly in an situation. For me as long as she is not keep her self mess then she should be allowed to wear such style. And there is no safety risk problem here, anyone can create the safty risk even if they did not wear hijab. Go for it! The religion rules is more important than the soccer.

I do think this girl's rights were violated. Since I don't live in Canada, my knowledge of Canadian law is fairly limited, so I can't argue from a legal point of view. From a human rights point of view though, I can't see any reason not to let her wear a hajib as long it didn't cause a safety risk. And I can't see how one of the tight-fitting ones would do so. I'm not Muslim, I believe that people of all religions have human rights that must not be violated.

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