It can be wearing a hat, head covering, or glasses.
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Iran requires women to wear the head covering in public.
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A hijab is a head covering worn by some Muslim women.
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The swimwear — two-piece, full-body, head-covering garments — took off.
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Iranian women are protesting mandatory head-covering through the "White Wednesdays" campaign.
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A hijab is the traditional head covering worn by many Muslim women.
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His mother, wearing a head-covering, came to the door of the apartment.
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He wore a yarmulke, or Jewish head covering, as a sign of respect.
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One athlete from Egypt wore leggings, long sleeves and a head-covering hijab.
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An American and a Muslim, Ms. Syed wears a hijab, or head covering.
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When women from Western nations visit Saudi Arabia, they typically forgo a head covering.
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France looks set to defend, if not tighten, its strict approach to head-covering.
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The original wording, skullcaps, does not acknowledge the religious significance of the head covering.
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The yarmulke, the Jewish ritual head covering, is worn to show humility before God.
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From that, a full outfit would spring forth, complementing whatever colors the head covering was.
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Iran: The lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh had defended women arrested for defying Iran's head-covering rule.
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Odilova typically wore a head covering and a burka, leaving only her eyes exposed, Dimitrovska said.
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An Azerbaijani teenager was strangled by her grandmother for trying to abandon her niqab head covering.
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Before I picked my day's clothing, I had to put on a head covering — generally a kufi.
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Would the same ban apply to female head-covering by Roman Catholic women attending church on Sunday?
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When Merkel visited Saudi Arabia in 2010, she eschewed a head covering for that appearance as well.
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Muslim American women answer basic questions about the head covering — like whether you wear one during sex.
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Omar is Somali-American and a practicing Muslim who wears a religious head-covering called a hijab.
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"I knew there was a need for a head covering that was stylish, comfortable and easy," she says.
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This unusual-looking dinosaur had a large bone growth on the top of its head covering its brain.
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None of the three mothers wore the niqab, the Islamic head covering that obscures all but the eyes.
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You can choose a color for your hair, facial hair, or select different types of head covering and eyewear.
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Similarly, dressing as the Black Panther requires a full spandex suit, but a black mask/head covering as well.
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As an American Muslim, I feel liberated by my choice to wear a head covering however I want it.
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Muslim women generally prefer swimsuits with a head covering and Jewish women full-body suits without one, she says.
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I want women to have autonomy over their bodies, to be free to wear — or not wear — a head covering.
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In the German version, blonde-haired, pigtailed Heidi is instructed to don the Muslim hijab, the head-covering for women. Why?
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Photos emerged Tuesday showing several male police officers forcing one woman to remove her head covering on a beach in Nice.
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According to the victim's family, Hassanen was wearing a Muslim head covering and a loose Islamic robe when she was abducted.
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Women wander the streets freely, some with their hair loosely covered by a scarf, others with no head covering at all.
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As it stands now, the city's policy explicitly says "the arrestee's head covering must be removed" for the department's official photograph.
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At one point during the nearly 10-minute rant, Pirro fixated on Omar's hijab, a head covering worn by some Muslim women.
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I live the American dream while wearing a head covering, which surprisingly to some, does not make me hyper-religious nor unpatriotic.
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He believes that this waterproof lubrication may give the swordfish a smooth, water-resistant head covering that helps it achieve impressive speeds.
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They go to the grocery store and someone there speaks to them in a different language or is wearing a head covering.
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Last week, Pirro targeted Omar — one of the few Muslim members of Congress — by noting Omar's religious head-covering called a hijab.
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Last year a head covering emoji was proposed by 15-year-old Rayouf Alhumedhi, and making this update a victory for representation.
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The robot, known as Sophia, appeared onstage without an abaya, a head covering and cloak normally required of women by the Saudi government.
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The ceremonial head covering is an important piece of the clerical uniform—and only the Pope is allowed to wear the white version.
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Strapped to his head, covering the top half of his face like a pair of ski goggles, was a Samsung Gear VR headset.
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"Working underneath all of that sweaty polyester is a mind that hates America," Yiannopoulos said of Sarsour, who wears a hijab head covering.
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The National Federation of State High School Associations rulebook states wrestlers must wear a head covering if their hair extends below their earlobes.
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She was a semi-finalist in the 2016 Miss Minnesota pageant, where she was the first participant to wear the Islamic head covering.
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Ms. Omar, a Somali refugee who wears a hijab, or head covering, became the first person to do so on the House floor.
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An exception was one woman who made her way across campus dressed in a niqab — a head covering with only her eyes showing.
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With a touch of creativity, they've used the religious head covering to double up as a wig, or even to sass up their outfit.
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Valdovinos had gotten an exemption to wear the head covering, and she says it's not the first time she's felt targeted for her faith.
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The press office for the Grand Mufti said that Le Pen's aides had been informed beforehand of the head covering requirement before the meeting.
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New videos and pictures are emerging from Iran of women protesting the mandatory head covering by removing their headscarves in public parks and streets.
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Similar head-covering garments not expressly associated to Islam such as hoods for hunting or desert-trekking are still available in Decathlon's French stores.
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During mourning, this scarf replaced the traditional female head covering called a palla and told people who encountered her that she was a widow.
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Madinah Brown, a Muslim woman, wears the hijab, a religious head covering, "in accordance with her sincerely held religious beliefs," according to the complaint.
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Earlier this year, rules were adjusted to allow a newly elected legislator, Ilhan Omar, to take her seat in Congress with a Muslim head-covering.
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For example, the bill could protect a Muslim shop owner who refused to serve a woman for not wearing appropriate head-covering under Sharia Law.
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More recently, in mid-August, the summertime-specific modest head covering — the burkini — was banned in Cannes, in addition to 30 other coastal French Riviera towns.
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My freshman year of high school, I found myself pressured by teachers and administration to come to school without my kufi, the traditional male head covering.
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On one board, the jury saw photos of a person dressed all in black: black head covering, black face mask, black sweatshirt, black pants, black backpack.
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Does the advocacy of one of the diverse styles of Muslim female head-covering constitute a form of hateful gender-based discrimination that should be banned?
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The conservative media's vilification of Islam is stretching into the presidential election, with Trump himself saying that he'd consider firing TSA agents wearing hijabs (head covering).
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"It is not our policy that a hijab or any religious head covering be removed in order to pick up a SXSW badge," the statement said.
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Five years ago, at her first major competition, in Italy, points were deducted from her score because some judges considered her head covering a costume prop.
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The newest emoji update may be the most inclusive yet, featuring a woman wearing a head covering, a breastfeeding woman, and also both steak and broccoli.
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"We will not be silent, you do not represent us and you will never represent us," shouted one young man wearing a kippah, the Jewish head covering.
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Fresh videos and pictures emerged Wednesday showing women across Iran removing their Islamic headscarves in public as part of a protest movement against the mandatory head covering.
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The RCMP now joins police forces from other areas of Canada and countries around the world who allow women to wear the head covering with their uniforms.
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She is wearing a head covering that looks more like a beaded veil than a hijab; inside the magazine, she sports what looks like a traditional hijab.
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But Michelle Obama attended without wearing a headscarf, drawing notice back in the United States about her lack of a traditional head covering in the conservative country.
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As noted by the HuffPo, in October 2016 the model and public speaker, sported an understated floral headband, instead of a wig or elaborate head-covering veil.
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In Canada, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) recently unveiled the new internal policies, which would add the traditional head-covering to the iconic red Mountie uniform.
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It was a black-and-white image of a toddler in a patka -- a head covering worn by Sikh boys -- with his parents on either side of him.
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Some have actively resisted the enforcement of head covering and an online campaign called My Stealthy Freedom shares photos of women in Iran proudly not wearing the headscarf.
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At issue are the full-body, head-covering garments worn in the water by some Muslim women, which have been nicknamed burkinis, an amalgam of burqa and bikini.
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One resident held up a picture of a woman wearing a head covering and said he did not want to "be near people like this," the lawsuit said.
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" Over the next couple of days, the Irish singer went on to share a number of photos of herself wearing a head covering, simply writing that she was "happy.
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Many pile their hair high into a hive; others let blue strands peek out from under their head covering — and that's just for a casual stroll at the mall.
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Nor is head-covering swimwear used exclusively by Muslim women; face-covering swimsuits have been spotted in China and other places, worn by beachgoers worried about too much sun.
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Christian started shouting ethnic and religious slurs, apparently at the two young women, one of whom wore a Muslim head-covering, the Portland Police Department said in a statement.
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In the Abercrombie case, a Muslim woman, Samantha Elauf, filed an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission claim when Abercrombie & Fitch refused to hire her because of her religious head covering.
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Though the head-covering garment worn by some Muslim women has found itself a subject of controversy worldwide, Canada's announcement arrives in time with Scotland's decree from earlier this week.
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"It is not our policy that a hijab or any religious head covering be removed in order to pick up a SXSW badge," a spokesperson told Mashable via emailed statement.
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Like her father, she opposed making it mandatory that Iranian women wear the head covering known as the hijab, even though she chose to wear the even more enveloping chador.
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" Meanwhile his friend is dressed what Saladino refers to as "traditional Islamic attire" — a white robe and head covering with gold fringe — and yells a mangled version of "Allahu akbar.
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The tube-shaped microfiber one-piece that's stamped with a new logo and gifted to every player each season can serve as a bandanna, head covering, tube top, and more.
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"I think it's great that such a large corporation has finally recognized the need for more comfortable head-covering for [Muslim women] athletes, but it's a little too late," Sultana said.
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When Sasha Velour began her final lip sync for the RuPaul 's Drag Race Season 9 finale (which she ultimately won) she was wearing a lace and pearl encrusted head covering.
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" Meanwhile his friend is dressed in what Saladino refers to as "traditional Islamic attire" — a white robe and head covering with gold fringe — and yells a mangled version of "Allahu akbar.
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When asked why she wore a veil at the Vatican but eschewed a head covering in Saudi Arabia, Grisham said there was no request or requirement for her attire from that country.
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Abroad in America For years, Asuman Antepli, a nurse at a hospital in North Carolina , said people mostly just ignored the head-covering hijab she wears as a mark of her Muslim faith.
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While we catch wind of the occasional controversy surrounding the head covering, many of us may not know much about how hijab styles differ by country, and how it's changed over the years.
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In Germany the federal constitutional court ruled in 2015 that any "blanket ban" on state school-teachers wearing the hijab (a head-covering which leaves the face exposed) was an affront to religious liberty.
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French Justice Minister Nicole Belloubet expressed her frustration with the debate over the hijab in a statement on Wednesday and added that sports stores in the country are free to sell the head covering.
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"The idea that I should be punished because of what is on my head is offensive," said Ms. Gehr, who said she wore the head covering to symbolize her marital commitment under Jewish law.
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In 2001, as a lieutenant colonel flying missions out of Saudi Arabia, she was required to wear the black head covering and long black robe known as an abaya whenever she went off base.
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"Tributes to the criminals of our history seem to be attracting a bit of attention these days," said the self-described foot thief, clad in sunglasses, a kaffiyeh head covering and a floppy fishing hat.
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The video has since been taken offline, but a clip reviewed by BuzzFeed News shows a man wearing a black head covering standing up from a pew and appearing to speak to a church usher.
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And on the street, he at times feels the tension in the atmosphere when he is seen in public with his wife of Bangladeshi origin, whose head covering makes apparent their identity as a Muslim couple.
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His itinerary included the Western Wall, where he stood in prayerful silence, wearing a Jewish head-covering, and the peak known as both the Temple Mount and Haram al-Sharif, which is revered by Jews and Muslims.
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Melisa Aquino Arias, 23, and Swahilys Pedraza-Rodriquez, 19, pleaded guilty to robbing a bank in Garfield, N.J., while wearing a head covering and conspiring to steal money from an ATM at a bank in Scotrun, Pa.
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The American sportswear giant has just announced the "Pro Hijab," a head covering made of lightweight, stretchy polyester that the company says will allow hijab-wearing Muslim women to compete without headscarves that sometimes hurt their performances.
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Thanks to London College of Fashion graduates Nelly Rose and Odette Steele, the hijab — the head-covering garment worn by some Muslim women and sometimes the subject of controversy — has been given a new lease on life.
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"To be seen by strangers, strange men, without that head covering, even if it's in photographic form, that's an incredibly invasive and traumatic experience, and something that compounds the sense of invasion from this entire experience," Cahn said.
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How you wear your kippa, or Jewish head covering, in Israel is often a sign of your politics: He wears a small one perched on his head, signaling that he finds support among the leumi, or national religious.
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Wearing all-white – she's only one of seven people worldwide who are allowed to wear the color to meet His Holiness – Charlene stunned in a collarless white coat and a cream dress paired with a white lace head covering.
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Defense officials said the change stipulated that the head covering, which could be worn with an official uniform under a hat or cap, should not cover the face and should be patternless and in harmony with the uniform's color.
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A prominent Iranian lawyer who defended women arrested when they defied Iran's head-covering rule has been convicted of security-related crimes in a secret trial and could face a "very lengthy sentence," a human-rights monitoring group reported Wednesday.
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When she is sworn in on Thursday, Ms. Omar will take her place in the history books as one of the first two Muslim women in Congress — and the first to wear a hijab, or head covering, on the House floor.
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She was quoted as saying by Press TV that she had been prevented from wearing a hijab, a head covering worn in public by some Muslim women, in prison, and was only offered pork as a meal, which is prohibited in Islam.
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It is not clear from the video -- which shows the lone female sailor wearing a head covering in accordance with Islamic tradition -- that the sailor was speaking voluntarily, and U.S. officials have not yet said under what circumstances the apology was delivered.
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But you'd be wrong: Weidel appears to share many of the Alternative for Germany's most far-right positions, from shunning Germany's participation in the Euro and sharpening border controls to banning the wearing of the hijab (Muslim head covering) in the street.
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Resistance to the imposition of having to wear a hijab (a head covering) is an ongoing pushback among some women who want the right to decide, not only what they wear in public, but more importantly, the right to a more egalitarian society.
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Cesilia Valdovinos was at a chapel at Fort Carson, Colorado, for a suicide prevention briefing on March 6 when she says her command sergeant major grabbed her by the arm, took her outside and made her remove her religious head covering in front of others.
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Press TV quoted Hashemi's daughter as saying the anchor had been given "a hijab (Muslim head covering) and food to get by" after it had earlier said prison officials had taken a photograph of her without her hijab and had not provided halal food.
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In a further sign of hard-liner backlash, a woman who removed her compulsory Islamic head-covering in a public protest this past February has been sentenced to two years imprisonment and 18 years of probation, she said in an Instagram post on Sunday.
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Considering millions of women around the world wear a hijab or other form of head covering, and emojis have become such an integral part of our daily communication, a headscarf emoji would be a logical next step in Unicode's push to make emojis more diverse and inclusive.
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The German plan arrives on the heels of a heated debate in France over the burkini — a full-body swimsuit with a head covering — since a handful of cities joined the mayor of the French Riviera town of Cannes in banning the garment from city beaches.
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She said they replace the frothy length of cloth with a smaller, more discreet head covering, something like the birdcage (a small veil that cups the face) or the more trend-driven fascinator, an ornamental headpiece customarily embellished with a wisp of tulle extending slightly over one eye.
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The issue has again pitted conservative Islamic groups here, which insist it is a woman's right to publicly wear the niqab — a full head covering with only eye slits, usually accompanied by a shoulder-to-toe gown — against advocates who are concerned that more extreme strains of Islam have become ascendant.
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As she speaks, a sign flashes across the screen showing "Trump: 2016," similar to ones outside Trump's hotel project in Washington, D.C. Other images include a woman wearing an American flag head covering and footage of a man punching an African-American protester in the face at a Trump rally in March.
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She's a prayerful supplicant in a hooded black robe and white head covering with her eyes upturned toward the Lord ("Lavatory Self-Portraits in the Flemish Style #231," 2011) and a sober, upper-class woman in an opulent red gown and chunky white headdress ("Lavatory Self- Portraits in the Flemish Style #8," 2011).
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Different sectors have taken to the streets: a "middle-class poor" seeking economic prosperity instead of subsistence living; merchants hurt by Iran's economic spiral; women opposing mandatory head-covering; Sufi Muslims protesting their persecution; truckers, teachers, and other workers seeking higher wages and the right to organize; and many other Iranians tired of the regime's human rights violations, economic mismanagement, and corruption.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Minn.) had impressive qualities, a remarkable life story and, despite some real policy differences, took pride in being the first U.S. congresswoman in history to wear the traditional hijab head covering on the House floor.
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Orthodox Jews follow the laws of tzniut (literally "modesty" in Hebrew), according to which the body of a woman — and her hair, too, if she's married — should be substantively covered; observant Muslim women often wear a version of the hijab and loose-fitting, figure-obscuring clothing in public settings; and women in traditional Christian communities, from Amish to Mennonite, wear long dresses and, sometimes, some form of head covering.
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