The Ruling on Wearing the Burqa for Adornment or as a Custom

Question:
There is a question asking whether wearing the burqa is permissible, because some burqas expose the eyes and some may expose the cheeks, and in that there is what causes fitnah (trial, discord or temptation)?

Answer:
If wearing the burqa is for the sake of adornment, this is not permissible, just as it has become a fashion now, a type of burqa adopted as a fashion for adornment; this is not permissible because it is fitnah (trial, discord or temptation). But if wearing the burqa is from the customs of societies, like the custom of the Bedouin and the nomads, or the custom of some societies that they wear the burqa, there is nothing wrong with it if they do not expose anything except the eyes only, the opening through which the woman sees. If it is the custom of the people in the Bedouin areas or among the nomads, there is nothing wrong with that. But to adopt this as a fashion and adornment, this is not permissible. Yes. Perhaps. Of the burqas, so the urban woman adheres to her custom, she adheres to her custom, yes.