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[quote]For a woman the head is not included in the awrah (Tariq Hashmi). Also, when alone a woman can pray without the head cover (Shehzad Saleem). By extension of this logic, a group of women can pray without head covering (in absence of men so far). This much has been established. Further question (for extension purposes): Is a woman required to cover the head during Hajj? If yes: then even in a holy place in presence of men, the head is supposed to be covered. Should extend for normal interaction as well, when chances of impure intentions are greater. If No, then generation after generation and across various cultures women have covered their heads while in Hajj. Is it not then like mutawatirah? Only issue is of obligation: Just like the five elements of fitrah (phyiscal hygiene) which are an obligation to follow. Or like Sunnah prayers, though mutawatirah but not obligatory. Edited by: junaidj on Friday, April 16, 2004 3:30 PM[/quote]
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