Namaz And Hijab
Assalamualaikum In prayer, a person stands before God with humility, dignity, and respect, and therefore wears a modest and dignified attire. The Qur’an describes this state as “qānitīn”, meaning those who stand in complete submission and devotion. Likewise, when we meet a respected or dignified person, we naturally do so with honor and decorum, often covering ourselves properly as a sign of respect. This reflects human fitrah—our innate inclination toward modesty and self-covering. It would be against this very nature to strip away such modesty when standing before the Creator of all natures (Fāṭir al-Fiṭarāt).
No particular dress code is prescribed for women in Salah. They can perform the prayer with whatever decent attire they wear.