The ruling on a woman wearing a sports cap (cap) and going out for her needs

Question:
May Allah reward you. A woman sent us a number of questions for the program. In the first one, she says: I am a young woman, fifteen years old, and I wear the cap, and over it the head covering, so I cover my face, my hands, and my feet. What is the ruling on that, even though it covers the entire body? Is it obligatory to wear the abaya over the head? I ask for your guidance, noting that I do not leave the house except for school, maintaining family ties, and similar necessities. Is this going out considered a sin?

Answer:
Going out of the house is permissible when there is a need, provided there is complete covering, leaving off perfume, leaving off adornment and jewelry, and similar things that involve tabarruj (display of adornment). Tabarruj is displaying one's adornment. Allah the Exalted said to the wives of His Prophet, who are the role models: So when she wants to go out for a need, she should be modest and avoid the causes of fitnah (trial, discord or temptation), such as perfume, displaying jewelry, and ornate clothing that draws attention to her. She should also wear the jilbab, which is the large outer garment or the abaya, as the women of the Companions used to do.
His saying, the Exalted: That is better so that they may be recognized and not harassed. The jilbab is the large outer garment that is thrown over the entire body, concealing the woman's beauty and covering her, whether it is an abaya or a large cloak. She should place it on her head so that her covering is more complete. Yes.