Does the Viel worn by females in Islam hinder their ability to adapt and integrate with others in society?

Question

if she is constantly bemused by how 'tough' her life is because shes in a Viel, should she then perhaps consider migrating to a part of the world where wearing a Viel is a normal way of life for the majority of females? perhaps even live in a place where leaving the house without wearing one warrants arrest and a hefty fine ?

dunno, just wanted to touch on this issue as it seems to be so over looked.

Answer 1

Yes of course.  

Answer 2

omg i bet you've never even met a woman who wears a VEIL so why don't you get off your backside, go find one and ask her all the questions about Islam and Muslims that you want answered instead of wasting all your time asking stupid racist questions on here

Answer 3

I think that in their culture, in many ways it gives women freedom.

freedom to not be seen as s*x objects and to be left in peace when out in public.

I sometimes wish I could go out in public but not have to be seen.Just a hassle for people to judge each other etc. wearing a veil is a traditional thing that in many ways is a good thing.

Even in European cultures, many country traditional women still wear their folk clothes and cover their heads. It makes others keep their distance from them and not get too personal, not a bad thing.

Answer 4

In Islamic culture, the veil is supposed to be an equalizer, preventing men from seeing women as mere s*x objects.

Answer 5

I wear a veil, live in the UK and I don't think life's that tough for me. I let my positive attitude and achievements in life speak for me, not how I am dressed  (which sadly enough is the case for a lot of Western women). In fact, one of the main reasons why Muslim women wear the veil is so they can be judged by their character, not their looks, beauty etc.

Answer 6

it's veil, btw?