Dream - Tabaruj is a behavior that is prohibited in Islam. It involves displaying the beauty of one's body, which arouses desire in members of the opposite sex who are not mahram (forbidden to marry). Until now, the term tabaruj has been considered to apply only to women. However, this also applies to men. The ruling on tabaruj itself is considered haram (forbidden) according to the Quran, the Sunnah of the Prophet, and the consensus of scholars. For women themselves, it is important to know clothing that falls under the category of tabaruj. Here is an explanation as summarized by Dream from various sources.

According to Indonesian interpretation scholar, Quraish Shihab, tabaruj is displaying jewelry in front of the public, which women should not show according to their customs, and everything that is worn beyond reasonable limits. Then according to Sheikh Ibn Kathir, tabaruj is a woman who leaves her house and walks in front of men with the hope of being seen.

The following is the translation of the text from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Women who wear hijab but do not cover their entire body, this is considered as tabaruj behavior. For example, a hijab that is lowered from both shoulders instead of from the top of the head. This has the potential to expose parts of the female body, which is certainly prohibited in religious law. Therefore, Muslim women should always pay attention to the proper and appropriate use of their hijab according to religious law."

Wearing a headscarf and thin or transparent clothing is also considered as a form of tabaruj. This can potentially reveal parts of a woman's body and may arouse desire. Therefore, it is advisable to carefully consider when choosing a headscarf and clothing, especially the material used whether it is thin or not.

Apart from thin clothing, hijab and tight clothing should also be avoided by women. Even if the fabric is not thin, but if the clothing is tight and shapes the body, then the body posture and body parts of women will be clearly visible.

"Islam does not prohibit women from looking beautiful, neat, and fragrant. In fact, Islam greatly appreciates beauty. However, it should not be done excessively. The same goes for the use of perfume, it should not be excessive and draw attention from others. However, this is allowed if done for one's partner or husband."