but Orthodox by choice - explained that Orthodox Jewish women don't show their hair after marriage as an indication to other men that they're unavailable. She admitted that it was really hard for ...

Orthodox Jews — the most ritually strict — are the ... Following Jewish law while also keeping one’s hair in check can necessitate scheduling gamesmanship before Passover.

Why are some Orthodox Jewish women in Israel no longer covering their hair? To better understand what’s happening in the hearts and souls of Orthodox women who undergo a shift in their ...

However, with respect to the modest practices of Jewish women ... interesting that in Modern Orthodox communities, the full wig quickly evolved into the fall, a hair piece which starts farther ...

Why cover your real hair with a wig? And are LGBTQ+ people accepted? Orthodox Jewish TikTok creator Miriam Ezagui spoke with ABC News’ Stephanie Ramos about the intricacies of her religion.

(RNS) — The world of Haredi Jews is known ... influencers. Orthodox women are required to dress and act modestly, a rule known as “tznius.” Most married women cover their hair or wear ...

A prominent anti-crime leader in Brooklyn’s Orthodox Jewish community has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for raping a 15-year-old girl that was placed under his care. Jacob Daskal ...

Miriam Ezagui, a 37-year-old TikToker, takes her 2 million followers along her daily routines as an Orthodox Jew, where her “get ready with me” videos feature shopping for modest clothing ...