The
hijab is a veil that
covers the head and chest, which is often worn by Muslim women beyond the age
of puberty in the presence of adult males outside of their immediate family as
a form of modest attire. Under Indonesian national and regional law, female
head-covering is entirely optional and not obligatory. The sole exception where
the hijab is mandatory is in the Aceh Province on Northern Sumatra with
its overbearing morality police who enforce its wearing in public.
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