Should women be allowed to wear a Niqāb, or face veil, to civic ceremonies?

In what ways do you think personal freedom should be balanced with cultural norms during formal public events?

Have you ever felt the need to adjust your personal attire for a public ceremony, and how would you relate that to the debate on the Niqāb?

How do you think the presence of a Niqāb at a civic ceremony could influence the atmosphere of the event?

If a close friend chose to wear a Niqāb to a civic ceremony, what would be your concerns or thoughts, and why?

From your perspective, what impact might a ban on face veils have on the inclusivity of public ceremonies?

Imagine two different ceremonies, one where all attire is uniform and another with diverse dress codes; which do you feel would better represent a democratic society and why?

How would you argue the point of dress code freedom at civic ceremonies to someone who feels uncomfortable with face veils like the Niqāb?

Can you think of a situation where wearing a Niqāb might be more than a personal choice, and how would this affect your stance on its allowance at civic ceremonies?

What do you believe is more important during civic ceremonies, expressing individual identity or adhering to a collective formality, and why?

Yes, but organisations have a right to refuse entry to their premises.