The punishment for this insubordination would then be for God to choose. Also, assuming you ask a few Muslims what that punishment would be, they will probably say damnation!
Be that as it may, for some priests, it's impractical to foreordain what God's choice would be on any issue.
To this end the inquiry stays quarrelsome in the Muslim world.
For what reason is the hijab dubious in Nigeria's schools?
There are many reasons.
First is religion. The individuals who utilize the hijab guarantee that veiling is a strict commitment . In the interim, the school is viewed as a common circle where any type of legalism should be smothered.
Be that as it may, in my view, the thought of secularism is conflicting with the historical backdrop of the educational system in Nigeria.
By and large, schools were presented by Christian evangelists as a feature of an undertaking to spread the religion from 1843. This implied that preachers implanted strict practices in schools. In essential and auxiliary schools, understudies ask in their congregations and sing songs.
At the point when Muslims began laying out their own schools from 1896, they likewise acquainted Islamic practices with learning.
Many schools in Nigeria keep on being overseen or possessed by Christians and Muslims, despite the fact that administration took a few schools from them during the 1970s .
Moreover, Nigeria has Muslim and Christian relationship as well as mosques and chapels existing one next to the other with scholarly practices in its tertiary organizations.
That is the reason I accept that the contention about Nigerian schools being common isn't just deceptive - it's unmerited.
The subsequent explanation is about Muslim-Christian relations. The Christian Association of Nigeria, an umbrella body for Christians, went against the wearing of hijab by Muslim young ladies. Its position is that wearing the hijab will prompt the Muslim confidence being spread through schools. This contention fights that the utilization of hijab can urge a few Christian understudies to embrace Islam. What's more, that the hijab would rethink the personality of the school as a Muslim school as opposed to a Christian or "mainstream" school.