The Chechen parliament has approved a law allowing children to wear religious symbols, including the hijab in schools.
The change is expected to contribute to an increase in the effectiveness of educational institutions, according to a statement from the parliament.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters Friday that Moscow does not have a “single” position on hijabs.
Peskov said there was no “standard” approach on the issue, adding: “These topics are regulated in different countries in various ways.”
He added Russia is a multiethnic and secular country.
Extremism Has Produced No Results in the Province and Country and Never Will; Only Moderation,…
Summoning Three Sunni Baloch Scholars to the Intelligence Office in Raask
Strong Condemnation by Scholars, Tribes, and Social and Cultural Activists of Incendiary Remarks by a…
Authorities Should Manage the “Crisis of Poverty and Hunger” Alongside the “Management of the War”,…
In the Friday prayer sermon on July 31, 2026, Shaikh-ul-Islam Mawlana Abdolhamid expressed deep concern…
"Expansion of Justice," "Dynamic Economy," and "Public Satisfaction" Are the Ways for Governments to Survive