Hijab with Putin caused a stir among Muslim women. VIDEO

Russian designer of Muslim clothes Zukhra Abushaeva has released a hijab with the image of Vladimir Putin.

She explained that in this way she wanted to express respect for Putin as the leader of our country. Reports about this site "IslamNews". The demonstration of the novelty took place at the presentation with the patriotic name “We don’t throw ours” at an international conference organized by the Spiritual Board of Muslims of Russia. As noted, the hijab caused a stir among the guests of the show, but there were also those who did not like it.

Zukhra Abushaeva recalled that according to Islamic laws, a woman must hide her body from head to toe. “Let's not forget what country we live in. We live in Russia. You, men, handsome, respected, in suits, ironed shirts and ties, try to go down to the subway in such a dress, where millions of eyes are looking at you - not always kindly. They look at us negatively. I don’t suggest that girls wear these dresses on the streets, but this is how we express our attitude towards our country and towards Vladimir Vladimirovich,” the designer explained.

Admittedly, a number of commentators considered the outfit with a portrait of Putin to desecrate traditional Muslim clothing, pointing out that it was the fault of the president that the wearing of hijab was prohibited in Russian schools. In addition, representatives of the Muslim clergy who were present at the show reminded that images of people and animals in Islam are prohibited.

IslamRewiew reports a stream of threats against the designer and proposals to boycott her. As a result, the photo with the “stumbling dress” was removed from Abushaeva’s website.

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