Modesty
Iranian singer arrested for not wearing hijab in Youtube concert video
Parastoo Ahmady, a 27-year-old singer, was arrested in the province of Mazandaran, Iran, following her virtual performance.
Rabbi Pinto shared: My meeting with the billionaire shook me
Iranian police shoot, paralyze woman over hijab law violation
Saudi Arabia sentences woman to 11 years for supporting women’s rights
Married women in Judaism must cover their hair in public - Talmud
There is an undisputed halachic, societal expectation that married women cover their heads. This next installment examines Judaism's laws on married women's hair covering.
Jewish, Muslim women go viral on TikTok for comparing modest swimwear rules
Both the Jewish woman and Muslim woman are shown in the TikTok video to cover their hair and wear long sleeves at the beach.
Women, hair covering and sotah
The first of several columns on the subject.
Jewish weddings should have mixed seating
The fact is, outside the synagogue and prayer, there is no halachic prohibition that forbids men and women from sitting together.
'Islamic cell' harassing female Bedouin students in Israeli university thwarted
Ben-Gurion University President Daniel Chamovitz revealed that three students continually harrassed female Bedouin students for their "lack of modesty."
Great summer cover-up: Modest swimwear showing less skin
Women of all shapes, sizes and religions have access to options that allow them to get back in the water while baring less skin.
Women must respond to Meron disaster with more modesty - Kanievsky
In first comments regarding the death of 45 people during the Lag Ba’Omer celebrations, the leading haredi rabbi said the disaster was “a decree from Heaven” the reasons for that cannot be known.
Do head coverings damage the hair and scalp?
Follow these steps to avoid hair today, gone tomorrow.
Israeli underwear brand to shoot first Israeli campaign in UAE
The company said that the chance to shoot in the UAE is a "dream come true."
New ‘kosher Netflix’ service in Israel lets viewers skip 'immodest' parts
The Tov TV service, dubbed the “kosher Netflix” by the Israeli daily Haaretz, is geared toward observant Jews who follow the religious laws of modesty.
