Why Can't A Non-Muslim Woman Wear Whatever She Wants In Muslim Countries?
As a principle, dressing choice is an individual matter and no state has any authority to interfere in deciding an individual’s dress choice. However, it must be kept in mind that due to Islam’s sensitivity to adultery and its declaration as a crime, there are certain associations which ensue on their own and they may include certain objections to revealing clothes at a societal level. A tourist has very right to wear whatever they want and there won’t be any objection, however, state can only inferere when a clear line has been crossed i.e. specific dresscodes are causing clear nudity or becoming a clear precursor to adultery in the society. But all of this needs to be established first by proving that such behaviour/dress is violating rights of others. And this applies to all, whether a Muslim or a Non-Muslim, a tourist or a local resident. As long as that clear line is not crossesd, the only tool available with the state is guidance, advice and counselling. Following video responses of Ghamidi Sahab may be helpful in this regard. Please refer to the video below from 37:32 to 41:06 https://youtu.be/i8bERiNYXnI?t=2252