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<\/a><\/p>\nMuslim women that do not wear a hijab feel as if they are not as much judged as women who do. \u201cWhen I walk around in different places, I don\u2019t often get stared at.\u201d Says Nour Mansour. Not wearing a hijab is fine in Islam. The required age of wearing a hijab is 9 years old in Islam, but some say they are not ready and that is respected, \u201cI often feel disappointed when I see a Muslim woman who is being stared down for wearing a hijab. They deserve just as much respect as a person who doesn\u2019t wear a hijab!\u201d\u00a0 In places like the Netherlands, France, and Switzerland, the wearing of hijabs has been banned. Women are not allowed\u00a0to wear hijabs in public places. \u201cLiving in Europe , I was judged for wearing a hijab.\u201d Says Maya Sobe. \u201cI felt like I had to take my \u00a0hijab off because I was being looked at differently, so that\u2019s what I did.\u201d \u201cMy daughters did not wear a hijab but I did. I didn\u2019t want people to look at them differently when being around me.\u201d Staring makes most, including Maya, uncomfortable.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n People need to understand and adapt to the change that is around them.\u00a0Women choose to wear the hijab for a variety of reason. Some for religion, some for faith, or even for personal reasons. Women who wear hijabs need to be left alone when it comes to the topic of wearing a hijab. It\u2019s their decision.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Danya Aljebory<\/p>\n Middle School Journalist<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Views of The Hijab All around the world people wear hijabs. The United States, The Middle East, Asia, and the U.K. However many people want to know how hijabs are viewed and why women wear them. Does it scare them? Does it make them uncomfortable? Do hijab wearers think it gives them some sort …<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n