Clothing makes the woman, too.

This is an interesting read.  

From the former Treasure of Baghdad ( now “It’s a New World”) comes an essay about wearing the black abayas and headscarves in a Muslim culture. The repression of women in a Muslim society reminds me of the sects in America that make women subservient to men. 

 I  returned back and saw the cloths are the main scale to distinguish between people and be against all human rights. Some meters of cotton are enough to judge on the women wearing it whether she is good or bad. That woman is good because she wrapped herself well. That one is on her way to be good. She still needs to cover her eyes and follow the path of purity. And regarding that one, God keeps away from her, walks and big parts of her chest are shown.
Cotton and silk… These are the scales of manners for us, as long as everything is happening inside and not shown to public.