Taking off the headscarf (hijab) by women is not a “major sin” in Islam, according to Muslim scholars, and there is no dispute about whether it’s a “major sin”, Ali Gomaa, the former Grand Mufti of Egypt, said. People who are not knowledgeable enough on the matter or non-scholars are the ones who believe it’s a major sin, Gomaa added, during an interview with the “Min Masr” (From Egypt) program, broadcast on CBC channel. Gomaa refused to consider taking off the veil as a major sin, stressing that taking off the veil is a sin for which the woman will be held accountable, but it cannot be equaled to the sin of neglecting prayer, which is a major sin in Islam, Gomaa clarified. “Certainly, it is
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