Quotes from this page show you are wrong:

“Death to Unveiling” (Marg bar bi-Hejabi).

“Unveiling Stems From Men's Emasculation” (Bi-Hejabi-ye Zan az bi-Qeyrati-ye Mard ast)

“Death to the Unveiled Woman and her Cowardly Husband” (Marg bar Zan-e bi-Hejab va Shohar-e bi-Qeyrat-e ou).

Note the word "hejab" in these quotes. That means that it is called "hejab" in Iran (presumably in Farsi).

As for the rest of your comment, you are inferring what I never said. I don't care either way about women wearing the hejab in Iran - that's their culture and their business to sort out one way or another and nothing to do with me. I was merely pointing out your error in saying the "hijab" is never worn in Iran.

Quotes from this page show you are wrong:

“Death to Unveiling” (Marg bar bi-Hejabi).

“Unveiling Stems From Men's Emasculation” (Bi-Hejabi-ye Zan az bi-Qeyrati-ye Mard ast)

“Death to the Unveiled Woman and her Cowardly Husband” (Marg bar Zan-e bi-Hejab va Shohar-e bi-Qeyrat-e ou).

Note the word "hejab" in these quotes. That means that it is called "hejab" in Iran (presumably in Farsi).

As for the rest of your comment, you are inferring what I never said. I don't care either way about women wearing the hejab in Iran - that's their culture and their business to sort out one way or another and nothing to do with me. I was merely pointing out your error in saying the "hijab" is never worn in Iran.

Quotes from this page show you are wrong:

“Death to Unveiling” (Marg bar bi-Hejabi).

“Unveiling Stems From Men's Emasculation” (Bi-Hejabi-ye Zan az bi-Qeyrati-ye Mard ast)

“Death to the Unveiled Woman and her Cowardly Husband” (Marg bar Zan-e bi-Hejab va Shohar-e bi-Qeyrat-e ou).

Note the word "hejab" in these quotes. That means that it is called "hejab" in Iran (presumably in Farsi).

As for the rest of your comment, you are inferring what I never said. I don't care either way about women wearing the hejab in Iran - that's their culture and their business to sort out one way or another. I was merely pointing out your error in saying the "hijab" is never worn in Iran.

Quotes from this page show you are wrong:

“Death to Unveiling” (Marg bar bi-Hejabi).

“Unveiling Stems From Men's Emasculation” (Bi-Hejabi-ye Zan az bi-Qeyrati-ye Mard ast)

“Death to the Unveiled Woman and her Cowardly Husband” (Marg bar Zan-e bi-Hejab va Shohar-e bi-Qeyrat-e ou).

Note the word "hejab" in these quotes. That means that it is called "hejab" in Iran (presumably in Farsi).

As for the rest of your comment, you are inferring what I never said. I don't care either way about women wearing the hejab in Iran - that's their culture and their business to sort out one way or another. I was merely pointing out your error in saying the "hijab" is not worn in Iran. It is.