Faiza Hashemi's advice, withdraw the hijab law and do not notify the government

Faizeh Hashemi, member of the Central Council and head of the Women's Organization of the Iranian Construction Brokers Party: 

In the Qur'an, there is no promise of Paradise for those who wear hijab, nor is there any promise of Hell for those who do not wear hijab. There is no reward or punishment for those who do or do not. 

A law should create consensus among the people, but what you call a law has not created consensus among the people. According to the statistics announced some time ago, out of the 41 patients we have in the country, 19 of them issued a ruling against the compulsory hijab, and the rest have not issued a ruling in this regard. So there is no consensus among scholars on this issue. 

Third, according to verse 40 of Surah Noor, the Qur'an, women of middle age and above, which is about 30% of the society, can not wear the hijab. 

Mr. Aegean! Don't you think it's more logical, more legal and more Islamic that instead of worrying about the hijab, which seems to be more of a recommendation, we should worry about this volume of violence against women, which unfortunately is increasing day by day? Shouldn't the parliament, the judiciary and other relevant institutions seek deterrent legislation to prevent this violence against women? 

At the end of my speech, I point out that it seems that withdrawing and repealing this law in the current situation is the only solution because even amending it cannot correct this law. Therefore, I recommend that we think a little about our national interests and think about our own people in Iran/construction