Huh? what the what?

I haven't seen the cover but I think there is nothing wrong with modesty. There is nothing wrong with bikinis, there is nothing wrong with hijabs and ultimately it has nothing to do with me what another choses to wear! Evidence suggests that very few women are forced to cover up and in fact an equal number of Jewish and Christian women have dress restrictions placed on them. Personally, I don't like seeing young girls in skimpy clothes. Although they have a right to dress anyway they chose, until we can change toxic masculinity, they are at risk. I remember my (then 13 year old) daughter on hols getting a henna tattoo on her tummy button, she was in a bikini with a sarong on. I had to literally scream at some young men who made lewed comments at her. In addition, there is something positive about being seen for you and not because you are barely dressed. I always tell my student nurses, 'your uniform is your superhero cloak and no one can underestimate you in it'. Veils have an extremely long human tradition, they are not at all a religious necessity and not bound to Islam. Some Jewish women are veiled, as are some Christians. RC women wear mantillas in church.
Really its not my business what anyone elses...or yours.

I hadn’t seen the cover, but after reading the above googled it. It is so sad that this is being celebrated as some sort of victory for Muslim women. It’s neither a victory for Muslim women or women in general. The day that any woman, Muslim or not, can go to any beach or swimming pool and wear a swimsuit of her choice displaying her legs, arms and decollletage, without being told that she is too immodest or having to be segregated to a women only bathing area...that will be the the day real progress has been made against Muslim misogyny.