No religious community is as fearful of women's self-determination as Islam. The headscarf serves to maintain traditional power structures. It symbolizes the control of Muslim women by men and has long led to self-control among women. But is the headscarf really a religious requirement or merely a historical product of patriarchy? In 2017, Claudius published Ourghis' highly regarded debate book "Reform of Islam." Now, the author addresses girls, mothers, and educators in clear and accessible language - but also anyone seeking strong arguments for a clear stance on the issue of the headscarf.