"Hijab" here refers to the veil or veil worn by Islamic women. The word "hijab" has the meaning of curtains, and curtains often symbolize the meaning of covering, so hijab also means shielding and shielding privacy. According to Islamic law, when a woman is in public, she must wear a hijab to cover other exposed body parts except her face and hands. Women are required not to show their legs and other parts in public, and must wear loose coats.
It's inconvenient to wear a hijab. Imagine that in hot weather, Iranian women need to wrap themselves in cloth all the time, just like a beautiful figure who can't see the light hidden in the dark, and this step is gradually limited. Young girls love to dress up and love beauty, which makes Iranian women have no place to dress up and wear beautiful clothes, which simply limits their desire for beauty.
More importantly, this behavior greatly limits women's rights. To some extent, this behavior represents the idea that men discriminate against women, thus controlling women, thus insulting women and preventing women from going out naturally. In fact, this also directly limits the rights of women. Women must wear loose clothes and hoods, and can't wear skirts to expose their legs. Their education is limited to housekeeping, and the fundamental requirement for them is to have more children, which is no different from when women in ancient China were in a low position. As a result, Iranian women hate hijab more and more, and they hope to get rid of this pace and seek more rights and freedoms.