No, the entire idea of the hijab and other covering garments in Islam is modesty. It's also to stop the men from being distracted and tempted to act in unholy ways. Muslim women who defend the garments often find it empowers and protects them from not only the threat of male mischief but also being subject to the annoying 'male gaze'. It also represents a coming of age for younger Muslim women. However the entire religion is based on submission (to Allah), so there's some truth to your statement. Can I recommend 'Prey' and 'the Caged Virgin' by Ayaan Hirsi Ali as a good deep dive into these issues?