Objective: The aim of this article is to examine the ethical challenges faced by women in cyberspace, with a particular focus on the issue of hijab. According to religious teachings, self-display, excessive adornment, and public exhibitionism are forbidden, and the observance of hijab and modesty is strongly emphasized. However, such behaviors have become normalized in the virtual environment. Therefore, it is essential to continuously study and investigate the reasons behind this phenomenon.
Methodology: This research employs a review and secondary analysis approach, drawing upon both authored books and field studies related to the subject. The article presents relevant considerations and findings from previous research.
Findings and Conclusion: The studies indicate that the expansion of cyberspace, coupled with limited awareness, advertising pressures, the inherent capacities of women, and the desire for personal growth, empowerment, and visibility, have contributed to the rise of certain social disorders. These include moral relativism, the growth of feminism, gender-based harassment, and the weakening of modesty and hijab. Addressing these challenges requires a deep understanding of the nature of cyberspace, attention to essential life needs, and a focus on the true factors of human well-being. In this way, it is possible to enable women's presence in cyberspace while maintaining the boundaries of modesty and hijab, thus paving the way for a pure, spiritual, and fulfilling life.