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India Supreme Court Told Karnataka HC Misread Quran Translation to Say Hijab Not Essential

TEHRAN (IQNA) – The High Court in India’s Karnataka misread the translation of Islamic verses of the Quran to hold that the use of hijab was not an essential religious practice but a cultural one.

News ID: 3480399 Publish Date : 2022/09/09

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India Supreme Court Told Karnataka HC Misread Quran Translation to Say Hijab Not Essential

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