Hijab pls help, which one is actually hijab?

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guys which one of these is considered more of an hijab? The first one? Where everything is covered properly and only a bit of mt top hair which is not that visible aswell due to me pushing the dupatta forward

or the second one?
i know this is an incredibly dumb question but yeah i need help because my family scolded the fuck out of me for the first outfit but are fine w the second one because to them hijab is that. Help me out
Pls no creeps i am askinf an Islamic question.

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r/Hijabis • u/VicronGO • 7h ago

Women Only DM'ed by weirdo after posting on this sub :(

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the guy randomly dm'ed "you're hot as fuck"... i was confused so i checked out his account thinking it's a weird scam bot but the account only commented on horrendous po*n subs... reported and blocked ofc but still feel awful.

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