 She believed that many of the wealthier women who unveiled were doing so because of an obsession with European fashion, not because of a desire for freedom or because they felt repressed by the veil.She also argued that the veil had been a part of the culture for a long time and that banning it would be too abrupt a change for many women.Malak called for women to be wary of men who, at first, ordered women to wear a veil and then suddenly ordered them not to for the purpose of their ‘liberation.’ Her views on the veil represented a significant difference between her and other feminists.