Is it permissible to wear what is called the tanoura?

Question:
The questioner says: O Shaykh, the women in our area wear the tanoura, which is what is called the tanoura. It consists of a garment divided into two parts, for example, a fenile and a blouse. Is it permissible for her to do so?

Answer:
She must not wear clothing that reveals any part of her 'awrah (the part of the body that must be covered), or clothing that resembles that of disbelievers or men. If the clothing does not resemble that of men, does not resemble that of disbelievers, and does not reveal any part of the 'awrah, then there is nothing wrong with it. It must be covering. Her entire body is 'awrah, except her face and hands, in the presence of women. The major 'awrah is the area between the navel and the knee, and this entire area is 'awrah in the presence of men; all of it is 'awrah in the presence of men. However, in prayer, her entire body is 'awrah except her face and hands, if there are no non-mahram men present. Yes.
The point is: she must not wear clothing that reveals any part of the 'awrah, or clothing that resembles that of men, or clothing that resembles that of disbelievers. Yes.