teks: The issue here is not the kopiah, but their wrong actions. It's like questioning someone wearing a wristwatch. Is it necessary to wear a wristwatch? Nowadays, everyone has a mobile phone, and there is a clock on the phone. It has become a habit and maybe their style of wearing it, and I don't think it's wrong. However, we tend to have a negative perception of Islam because in Malaysia, the kopiah is synonymous with Islam. Although there is no hadith that commands it (or is there?), there is no evidence prohibiting it either. It would be better to prohibit girls who wear skirts and do not cover their aurah, as that is clearly wrong. In the case of your office friends, do not hate their attire, but rather dislike their wrong actions and advise them politely.
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