The Reality of Tabarruj and Uncovering

Question:
In this question, she says: I am not wearing the hijab prescribed by the Shari'ah, but I am modestly dressed in a garment called a shirb that is placed on the head, and I wear long blouses that cover the body. Is this considered tabarruj?

Answer:
Allah the Exalted and Majestic says in His great Book: The scholars (may Allah have mercy on them) said in their interpretation of the verse that tabarruj is displaying some of one’s beauty and charms. This is tabarruj. So if you display your face, or your hair, or your chest, or your leg, or your hand, this is a type of tabarruj. But if you are covered, there is no blame on you. If you are covered and nothing of you is displayed, there is no blame on you. Nor is it called tabarruj the presence of the outer garments that people are accustomed to wearing in the country; there is no blame on you. However, avoid clothing that draws attention and may cause fitnah (trial, discord or temptation); avoiding it is what is required, and it is what one should do to stay away from evil. As for the tabarruj that Allah has forbidden, it is displaying some of the beauty, some of what tempts men, such as the face, the neck, the hair, the chest, the leg, or the like. Yes.