Hijab Law: In the Name of Islam, for the Benefit of the Opponents of Islam

Asr-e Iran wrote: If we distance ourselves from political routines and consider the next hundred years, is it other than that the law of chastity and hijab serves to confirm the views of historians and people who claim that Islam has been imposed on Iranians throughout history?
The authors of the Chastity and Hijab Law do not pay attention to the fact that the imposition of such a law, 1400 years after the arrival of Islam in Iran and the conversion of Iranians to Islam, serves to confirm the historical claim of the opponents of Islam that "Iranians were forcibly converted to Islam."
In their works, historians who oppose Islam, both Iranian and Anirani, have tried to document and justify the claim that Iranians were forced to accept Islam by referring to various historical events in different centuries. Other historians, both Muslim and non-Muslim, have written and argued in refutation of their claims.