What should a betrothed girl do who intends to marry and wishes to wear the niqab and hold an Islamic wedding, while her fiancé, his family, and her family strongly oppose her, even though she is convinced of the niqab's obligation and is considering breaking off the engagement, knowing that she performs Istikhara and supplicates to Allah?

Covering the face is obligatory, according to the preponderant view among scholars. Parents have no right to object to it or postpone it. One should be gentle with them and try to convince them. As for the suitor, if he objects to the niqab absolutely and cannot be convinced, then it is preferable to break off the engagement to avoid future disputes. However, if he does not object initially but requests its postponement, and he is a man of good character and religiosity, do not hasten to break off the engagement. Instead, demand an expedited marriage contract. It is essential to be firm about not having any Sharia (definition) violations in the marriage, such as him asking you to appear unveiled and adorned. For whoever seeks Allah's pleasure by incurring people's displeasure, Allah will spare him the trouble of people.