Yes, a non-Muslim woman can wear an abaya. The abaya is a traditional garment worn by women in many parts of the Middle East and other Muslim-majority countries. While it is commonly associated with Islamic culture, it is not exclusive to Muslim women. Many non-Muslim women, especially in regions where the abaya is part of everyday attire, wear it for cultural reasons, personal preference, or for modesty.
The abaya is essentially a loose-fitting outer garment that covers the body, and wearing it does not require the wearer to follow any specific religious or cultural practices. In fact, some non-Muslim women may choose to wear the abaya for its modest style, comfort, or because it aligns with the dress code in countries where it is a common or expected form of attire. However, in certain places, such as in some parts of Saudi Arabia, non-Muslim women may be expected to wear an abaya in public spaces as part of local customs or dress codes.
Ultimately, the decision to wear an abaya as a non-Muslim woman depends on individual preference and the cultural context of where it is being worn.
