burkas
The burqa is a veil worn by some Muslim women that covers the entire body and a mesh screen over the eyes. It is one of the most concealing forms of the hijab, which is a general term for Islamic head covering. The burqa is most commonly associated with Afghanistan, where it was widely adopted during the Taliban regime in the 1990s and is still prevalent in many areas.
The practice of wearing a burqa is a matter of religious interpretation and cultural tradition. Some Muslim
There is considerable debate surrounding the burqa. Supporters view it as a symbol of religious devotion and