Hijab (noun)

1. A headscarf worn by some Muslim women to cover their hair, ears, and neck.
2. A veil worn by some Muslim women in the presence of adult males outside of their immediate family.

Origin:

The word hijab comes from the arabic word for "veil" or "covering", and is used to refer to the headscarf worn by some muslim women.

Examples:

1. The woman was wearing a hijab.
2. The hijab is an important symbol of modesty and religious devotion for many Muslim women.
3. Many Muslim countries have laws requiring women to wear hijab in public.
4. The hijab is worn by some Muslim women as a symbol of their faith.
5. In some countries, wearing a hijab is considered a political statement.