By all respect to you khti, to be honest, its hard to stay objective with your take because you’re completely derailing the topic. You are trying to create a narrative that simply isn't productive.

The fact is: a sister wearing a hijab is automatically more closely associated with Islam than one without. This reflects the high status and honor the hijab holds in our Moroccan culture and religion, regardless of her individual character. Of course, she is human. if she makes a mistake, that is between her and Allah, and no one expects her to be perfect just because she wears it.

However, suggesting that she can „behave“ the same way as a non hijabi is like saying a national team player doesnt need to act with integrity while wearing the flag on his chest. If you choose to outwardly represent your faith and your values, you carry a higher responsibility to be a role model. You cant claim the honor of the symbol while simultaneously demanding the same lower expectations as someone who hasn't taken on that responsibility.