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Home » First Hijabi Woman Competes in Miss Egypt 2025, Sparks Outrage

First Hijabi Woman Competes in Miss Egypt 2025, Sparks Outrage

Shezrah Abbasi by Shezrah Abbasi
September 14, 2025
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Digital Phablet – Social media in Egypt has been flooded with images and videos showing the first-ever hijabi woman competing in the Miss Egypt 2025 pageant.

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The contestant made a striking appearance on stage, sparking a significant online buzz as she showcased her elegance and beauty before the audience, receiving widespread applause and engagement.

Her participation in the Miss Egypt 2025 competition has sparked a large and controversial discussion within Egyptian society.

Reactions ranged from support, viewing her as someone breaking stereotypes and promoting diversity—an act of challenging traditional mindsets—to criticism, with some questioning whether her involvement aligns with the conventional image of beauty contests.

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Some expressed strong disapproval, arguing that a hijabi woman participating in a beauty pageant is unacceptable and that she should uphold the respect for the hijab she wears.

One Facebook user commented, “This shows a lack of respect for religion and Sharia. It’s shameful.”

Another remarked, “Where is the hijab? No offense, but merely covering part of the hair doesn’t make it a hijab.”

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Shezrah Abbasi

Shezrah Abbasi

Shezrah Abbasi is a computer scientist by profession, currently practises being a Mom and is keen to put her creative skills to use across different platforms.

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