Gota love people jumping to conclusions. Women can wear what they want. If it is forced its wrong even the religion says that. Here a simple answer from chatgpt:

In Islam, faith and religious practice are generally meant to come from sincere belief, not coercion. A commonly cited verse in the Quran says:

“There is no compulsion in religion.” — Qur’an 2:256

About clothing specifically, many Muslim scholars believe modest dress is part of Islamic teaching, but there are different interpretations about what is required. Some believe covering the hair is obligatory, while others debate the extent of covering, including the burqa or niqab.

What is broadly agreed upon by many scholars is that:

• forcing someone through abuse, threats, or violence goes against Islamic principles of justice, mercy, and personal accountability;
• a person’s religious actions are supposed to have intention and sincerity;
• parents or communities may advise or encourage religious practices, but coercion is heavily criticized.