Turkish decree stating "Prostitutes must wear a hijab"

During the era of Mustafa Kemal, the independence activist and founding father of Türkiye in the early 20th century,
this rumor has persisted for 100 years, and to this day, most Turkish women
do not wear the hijab.
There are quite many Islamic countries that prohibit the hijab
in public institutions, schools, hospitals, government offices, and public facilities.
Not only Türkiye, but also countries like Morocco and Tunisia
are Islamic nations that are wary of Islamic fundamentalism.
In my view, Islamic fundamentalism is not "fundamentalism" but rather extremism.
For thousands of years, religions have evolved to fit reality.
Just as Protestantism emerged from Catholic corruption, and similarly with Buddhism,
religions have undergone reform through self-reflection and addressing corruption and traditional stubbornness.
Uniquely, only Islamic fundamentalism and Judaism refuse to change;
instead, they distort scriptures and become even more severe.
Is there any religion that has completely ignored the secular world?
Religion and the secular world can never simply ignore one another.
Religion is sustained by the existence of secular power.
Fundamentalism demands that the rapidly changing secular world
unconditionally conform to traditional religious methods.
It is like telling children today to wear rubber shoes
just because people in the past were grateful for them.
Of course, the Age of Discovery and modern Europe/Western society have many faults,
but looking at religion itself,
absolute peace is impossible without self-reflection and reform within Islam.