Shalom dear rabbis, I'm fully covering my hair and wearing modest clothing when I go out from my home, wearing a tichele (scarf/turban) even though I'm not a married woman anymore (divorced 2010). I don't date any men and I live very simple life. I'm tzinuah even at home by myself. This practice became even stronger when I've been watching your and other rabbis' teachings in YouTube and here too. Other Jewish women think I'm a bit extreme and they think my tichele is driving the possible chatan חתן away, but I know it is Hashem's will to be modest. QUESTION: Is there anything in the Zohar or other writings that recommends a divorced woman to cover her hair? Or is it wrong thing to do? Wigs are chillul Hashem, that I know for sure! I want to be modest. Thank you for your answer in advance. אסתר

Asked on October 13, 2021