been matter of discussions, deliberations, debates, movements and also been part of advice literature, within Muslim societies including that of common Muslim individuals, various traditional schools scholars, intelligentsia, numerous political dispensations and also at times contested by individuals and groups of cultural Muslims; liberals and progressives, modernists and Islamic feminists. In the 1930s just after Turkish reformations under Kemal Atatürk, Malays (Malaysians) debated how far to stick to traditional Islamic social restraints over awrah – commonly referred as 'Aurat' in Indonesia and Malaysia – and modesty in contemporary Islamic clothing and whether western modernism is really essential and beneficial. See also Haya (Islam) Hijab Islam and clothing Namus (Honor) Niqab Purdah Sartorial hijab Tzeniut- similar doctrine in Judaism Islamic toilet etiquette Gender segregation and Muslims References Islamic female clothing Modesty in Islam