Are these teenagers wearing the jilbab because of iman (faith), or because of Fear of Missing Out (FOMO)? Psychologists in Bandung have noted a rise in “hijab anxiety” — where young women who choose not to wear the scarf are socially ostracized by their santri (religious school) peers, while those who wear it too strictly are mocked as sok suci (pretending to be holy).
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Interestingly, the dominance of the ABG Jilbab has created a quiet counter-culture. In Bandung’s art and indie music scenes, a small but vocal group of young women are choosing not to wear the jilbab, not as a rejection of Islam, but as a rejection of . They argue that in modern Bandung, not wearing a jilbab is now the rebellious act. This has led to heated debates in local warung kopi about autonomy: Is a girl who chooses to remove her hijab a liberal deviant, or a victim of a fashion-industrial complex that commodified her faith? Are these teenagers wearing the jilbab because of