Do Muslim women have to wear hijab?

"yet He feels shy." And in a narration: "Whoever feels shy before اللّٰه, اللّٰه will feel shy before him." [Categories of Modesty] Modesty is divided into ten categories: modesty due to sin, modesty due to shortcomings, modesty out of reverence, modesty of generosity, modesty of decency, modesty from belittling oneself, modesty of love, modesty of servitude, modesty of honor and dignity, and modesty of being shy with oneself."

"modesty from belittling oneself, modesty of love, modesty of servitude, modesty of honor and dignity, and modesty of being shy with oneself. The modesty of transgression is illustrated by آدَم, peace be upon him, when he fled in the Garden. اللّٰه the Almighty said: "Are you fleeing from Me, O آدَم?" He replied, "No, my Lord, but out of modesty before You.""

"along with the realization that one's servitude is inadequate for the worshipped, whose worth is far greater. Thus, one's servitude leads to modesty before the worshipped. The modesty of honor and dignity is the modesty of a great soul when performing acts of generosity or kindness that are beneath its stature. It feels modesty alongside its generosity, a modesty of noble self-respect."

"generosity or kindness that are beneath its stature. It feels modesty alongside its generosity, a modesty of noble self-respect. This has two reasons: the aforementioned, and the modesty felt towards the recipient, as if the giver is the one receiving. Some generous individuals cannot face those they give to out of modesty, feeling modesty from the recipient's embarrassment."

"Then He informed us that the covering of heedlessness and forgetfulness is lifted from him on that Day, just as the covering of sleep is lifted from the heart so that it awakens, and from the eye so that it opens. So the lifting of this covering from the servant at the moment he beholds the truth is like the lifting of the covering of sleep from him at the moment of waking."

"would punish any of them found drunk. These Turks were people of valor and bravery, frequently launching raids into Indian lands where they would seize and kill, occasionally capturing some Muslim women from Indian lands amid the infidels. Upon bringing them to Khorasan, Nizamuddin would free the Muslim women from Turk captors. Muslim women in India customarily did not pierce their ears, unlike non-Muslims whose ears were pierced. Once, a Turkish prince named Timur Aladi captured a woman he strongly desired, claiming she was Muslim. The jurists took her from him. This enraged the Turk so much that he mounted an"

"The more complete these qualities are in a person, the stronger and more complete their life is. This is why the trait of modesty is derived from life itself, both in name and reality. The most complete in life are those most complete in modesty, and a person's lack of modesty reflects a deficiency in their life. When the soul dies, it no longer feels the pain of disgraceful acts and thus does not shy away from them."

"As it is said, when Iblis sees the radiance of his face, he greets him saying, I sacrifice for one who will never succeed. Modesty is derived from life and rain is called hayyan because it brings life to the earth, plants, and animals. Similarly, modesty brings life to both this world and the hereafter. Whoever lacks modesty is dead in this world and wretched in the hereafter."

"Similarly, modesty brings life to both this world and the hereafter. Whoever lacks modesty is dead in this world and wretched in the hereafter. Sins and the lack of modesty and protective jealousy are interlinked from both sides, each calling eagerly for the other. One who feels shy of God when committing a sin prompts God to withhold his punishment on the day he meets him."

"His father replied, "Religion. Ibn Luqman continued, "And if there are two? His father answered, "Religion and wealth. "Three? he asked. "Religion, wealth, and modesty," came the reply. "Four? he inquired. "Religion, wealth, modesty, and good character," his father said. "Five? he asked again. His father concluded, "Religion, wealth, modesty, good character, and generosity."