Iran Bans Women’s Body-Hugging Robes as Un-Islamic
August 10, 2010Iran has tightened controls on its Islamic dress code for links of london women, banning robes deemed too revealing, newspapers said Sunday.
Authorities sent directives to shops to stop the production and sale of “immoral coats,” which are body-clinging links of london jewellery and too short, the newspapers reported.
Under Iran’s strict Islamic law, women are required to dress in loose-fitting, ankle-length clothes and cover their hair and neck with headscarves. Violators risk being fined or links of london lashed.
Residents say Iran has periodic crackdowns after protests by conservatives that many women are flouting the links of london friendship bracelet dress code.
In a sign of a gradual relaxation of Iran’s social restrictions, some Iranian women wear long trousers and knee- length tight robes, and allow part of their hair to spill out from under links of london necklaces colorful scarves.
