Hijab Or Niqab?
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Ultimately it is a woman’s choice, we just personally take the opinion that only the hijab is required 🧕🏻 😍
Wow, I thought it was mandatory
@Mr. Potato wearing of hijab is not required at all. There’s no statement in the quran must wear hijab
@@primierromanov4887 You must first understand what the definition of hijab. In Arabic, hijab means coverings. Hijab does not mean a specific cloth or dress. So, from this definition, if a raincoat provide enough to cover the obligated parts, the raincoat is considered hijab. Raincoat, blanket, hoodies can be considered hijab and even a door can be hijab (assuming that she is in a room and the Non Muhrim Male is in another room). You understand? You are welcomed to ask.
@@playernova7431 Salam, I’ve read the english & malay translation, it on says behind a curtain or behind a screen. And only for the wives of Prophet Muhammad SAW. Not for others. Correct me if i’m wrong wasalam
@Mr. Potato
And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty; that they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what (must ordinarily) appear thereof; that they should draw their veils over their bosoms and not display their beauty except to their husbands, their fathers, their husband's fathers, their sons, their husbands' sons, their brothers or their brothers' sons, or their sisters' sons, or their women, or the slaves whom their right hands possess, or male servants free of physical needs, or small children who have no sense of the shame of sex; and that they should not strike their feet in order to draw attention to their hidden ornaments. And O ye Believers! turn ye all together towards Allah, that ye may attain Bliss.
(An-Nuur 24:31)
Draw their veils over the bosom only?
I’m not Muslim I’m catholic but y’all seem like good people and while we have a difference in religion I hope whatever waits for us beyond this life is kind and merciful to us all and I hope that if we live our lives well we all end up in whatever holy afterlife there is
@@mythicalmitch1494 fifth word in their whole paragraph answers your question. They're Catholic
@@audleytheboxer507 lmao
@@mythicalmitch1494 1. Christian* 2. No
@@mythicalmitch1494 Catholics are Christians but with extra steps, if you believe in God you're a Christian
Same here I’m Christian and non-denominational
Me who isn’t a Muslim - genuinely enjoys these TikToks and these people
Me too!
Nothing wrong with us.... We just appreciate diversity and universal love.
@@TheKatiewindow I think I like how they are very informative about their religion but not overbearing and trying to convert
@@louisbarningham wdym free from it
@@louisbarningham yeah
Same
"What is the difference between this...and this?"
Before and after covid
Funny but just hope you don’t get blocked
Underrated
lol I always think that women wearing niqab saw all the COVID stuff and were like, face masks? Girl I’m already good 😂
@@frankiem2085 you know that doesn't help right?
@@kohinoorimam539 it was a joke...
“It all comes down to intention.” I wish more religious people thought this way, that no matter who or how you worship, even if it’s nothing at all, if you are living your life in a way that honors yourself and others, and respects all life according to your morals, then who is anyone to judge?
I agree!!
I'm Christian and have become much more devout in recent years, and while I feel more boldness to be authentic about my spirituality, my heart is also so focused on God that I'm not worried about what other ppl are or aren't doing in their own lives. Everyone's walk is so personal, I only hope that ppl will be respectful of my faith choices, so I'm respectful of other's faith choices as well!
Where I'm most concerned is when ppl are getting hurt by others- and there's plenty we can ALL do in a non-religious context to help stop things like discrimination and hate crimes. Love, peace & God bless 💜✌☮
@@bodyofhope 👍May god bless you with peace brother
@@clashgamerlabique thank you and you as well, brother
I respect what's you guys are saying but it doesn't come all down to intention when it involves anyone else because others have different intention, but all the
I don't believe in any form of deity but I like people who have a religion or faith - and are practicing the "good" stuff, like helping those who have ailments and need the help or be nice to other people.
People can get obnoxious about other stuff that's less impactful on the personal life and beliefs. Like... How people putting pine apple on their pizza have no decency or class, idk
The fact that you included “or nothing at all” as a valid choice makes me feel so included... thank you so much ♥️
Edit: Half the replies did not pass the vibe check. I really don’t understand what people have to gain by excluding/bullying others based on their one choice of wha they wear. Someone who doesn’t wear a scarf could be more religious than someone who does and vice versa. What matters is how it affects your personal relationship with God. You should do whatever helps you feel mor connected to your religion and your god and not have to worry about people judging you… man I’m disappointed.
You just misleaded a sister here 😔
Covering is an obligation within Islam.
@@andrewrauhaus2277
Is it? Cause I know many Muslim men and women who don’t cover themselves up, does it literally say in the Quran that you have to cover yourself?
@@CassidyStarke yes it is taught to cover for modesty and safety reasons.🥰 however people Decide to do whatever they want at the end of the day.
@@CassidyStarke Yes it is an obligation within Islamic law. Islam is not based on the actions of people.
Ik this isn’t important but like SHES SO PRETTY
I WAS THINKING THE SAMMEEEE THING
IKR 💖💖💖💖
Am cringing by the first reply
@@_Sour yes
I WAS THINKING THAT TOOO
I respect you saying it is the woman’s choice, but unfortunately, often times it is not. They either don’t have a choice, or don’t know that they can have a choice. I truly wish people would let it be that simple. Aka let it be her choice. Nevertheless, love your videos
they also kinda force it upon their own daughters by letting them use them now and saying how cool it is. So they grow up just expecting to wear it rather than coming to that conclusion all on their own.
@@mrblackace3 are you Muslim? If not then you shouldn’t be speaking! I am a Muslim and I am not forced nor anything of that of that sort, my parents told me about my religion and why I need/should want to wear it! That being said I know a lot of Muslims that don’t wear the hijab, so you can’t judge a whole religion on what you see on the news, or hear from ONE person
@@ceresrose8918 I think they were replying to the guy in the replies not the actual comment
@@roqayaal-musawy4802 when did I judge a whole religion... I'm talking about these two parents... They said you get to pick but they are influencing their decisions... so they aren't fully letting their kids decide. Maybe before getting angry you should read that I actually wrote, I only spoke about this specific family, not you or any other Muslim family.
@@mrblackace3 I don't think it's inherantly bad to influence their decision if the kids aren't really harmed by it. If they end up disagreeing, then it's fine
Yes!! “Judgement comes from God alone” no matter the religion. I’m Christian but I very much respect what you are doing. Educating people about what you do and why you do it promotes tolerance. Something we badly need right now. ❤️
I feel the same I learned a lot listening to them.
I am sorry but God also said the only religion He approved for us mankind is Islam....we as mankind only have to worship the one God Allah...no one else
@@muminasfoodiechannel3030 This is the exact type of intolerance we don't need.
@@gadiguanjah4031 I am not being intolerance just telling the thing what we need to know but again its your choice
@@gadiguanjah4031 It is not intolerance it is fact. Either you follow Islam completely or Leave it. There is no force.You follow your religion and others follow theirs as religion is a personal choice.
Well, in many communities it is not the women’s choice about how to dress, it is what society has forced not to mention what she has been indoctrinated into.
Edit: Some people have been viewing this comment as some kind of attack against Islam or a sweeping indictment of Muslim countries. I am simply stating a true fact that some people are forced into the hijab or niqab and that society indoctrinates many people into those practices. I am more than happy to engage (constructively and civilly) in the thread below this comment.
Yeah thats no longer true, there may be some countries where a woman may be forced by family, but nit government or society. Stop spreading false information, if yiu actually went to a Muslim country you'd know its basically just like a normal country
@@tortellinifettuccine to be fair he never claimed that it was the government he said “communities” most likely meaning towns or maybe villages. Where the norm is something thus everyone follows the norm. I know many Muslim countries don’t force these things on people however he didn’t even specify Muslim. I would say it’s safe to assume that there are definitely towns in every country where women or men are expected to dress a certain way even if they don’t like it, they’re forced to where or do things they don’t like because it’s tradition and they’ve been raised in those ways. I have no true problems with what you said however it seemed you were putting words in this dude’s mouth and making him come off as much worse than he is.
@@tortellinifettuccine Let me remind you that 80 million people live in Iran, at lease half of whom are women. and all of whom, excepting children, are legally required to wear a hijab.
All I'm saying is that often times people are not given a choice. Which is a fact. There are even families in the west (not common but a reality) who force their children to wear a hijab. I believe it is wrong to force any sort of religion, or religious items onto anyone. I also believe it is wrong to deny people the opportunity to practice those religions of wear that attire.
So Islam has given us full freedom, if the society forbids it, latter is to be blamed
@@songtasticbass6796 Well sure, but what is Islam if not for the societal institutions that make it up. Also, what part of my statement laid any blame whatsoever on Islam, it's prophet, or it's holy book. No where in my original statement did I say or imply that.
I’m a Christian, but something very important I once heard was that all these “rules” God sets in place for us is for OUR sakes, not his sake. It’s only to benefit us; he does not NEED us to do those things, nor does he need anything from us.
Good name Mary.
Yes, is this said in bible?
100% true
@@farzanatahiri1096 afarin ♥️🙏
same is said in quran
I’m a Christian and we have lots of different ways of worshiping it really just depends on your personality, i love praising God through the music, and then we might see the world differently I wish you a good life.
I’m a Christian too!
@@jennieschueller7636 awesome dude!
Heheheh sammeeee
Same here
Sameee 😊
I am really happy that for you it is a choice. As it should be. However it’s important to also talk about the millions of women in Iran and Saudi Arabia who don’t have have that freedom that you have.
It's not from Islam to force someone to wear or do anything god give us the right way to live but no one have the right to force any one to live this way
@@queencoco1713 yes exactly, we are in agreement. Women should have the right to choose what to do with their body. However millions of women do not have that option and we should be fighting for those women to have that basic human right.
@@orenamassachi5734 of course you right but I see the most important is to teach people their religion in the right way then let them choose if they want to follow it or no and know that judgement day is coming and god will ask everyone about his life and his choices
@@orenamassachi5734 cuse if thy learn Islam in the right way Automatically there will be freedom and justice and we will really live a healthy lifestyle
@@queencoco1713 to fight is to bring down the oppressors ppl in power or who force ppl to live or do stuff certain way we must educate them with real Islam
I’m Christian but I actually have many Muslim friends some wear Hijabs other don’t and I never really asked because I already assumed what U just said, that it’s there choice.
No, please don’t misunderstand. In Islam a women MUST cover her hair, ears, and neck. However the niqab is her choice to wear or not.
But revealing the hair is a sin in Islam.
----- Here are just some of the vast amount of evidences from Quran and Sunnah below:
Allah swt says:
وَلَا يُبْدِينَ زِينَتَهُنَّ إِلَّا مَا ظَهَرَ مِنْهَا وَلْيَضْرِبْنَ بِخُمُرِهِنَّ عَلَى جُيُوبِهِنَّ
He Swt also said :
يَا أَيُّهَا النَّبِيُّ قُل لِّأَزْوَاجِكَ وَبَنَاتِكَ وَنِسَاء الْمُؤْمِنِينَ يُدْنِينَ عَلَيْهِنَّ مِن جَلَابِيبِهِنَّ
And Hadith said:
روي عن أم عطية أنها قالت: «أَمَرَنا رسولُ اللهِ r أن نُخْرِجَهُنَّ في الفِطْرِ والأضحى، العواتقَ والحُيَّضَ وذواتِ الخدورِ، فأما الحيّضُ فيَعْتَزلْنَ الصلاةَ وَيَشْهَدْنَ الخَير، ودعوةَ المسلمين. قلت يا رسولَ اللهِ إحدانا لا يكونُ لها جلبابٌ، قال: لِتُلْبِسْها أختُها من جِلبابِها» أخرجه مسلم
And Allah swt said In Quran that we must take what the prophet says in the Hadith as well. Not doing so is disbelieving in Quran.
@@zyadalchaar9193 Actually it is the girls choice no man or woman can force hijab. It’s only between them and Allah (swt) so if you were to force hijab on someone that wouldn’t be right and definitely not not within the religion of Islam. I’ve known many Muslim women who don’t wear hijab because it’s their choice.
Same
I don’t wear hijab either, I don’t really find it as a requirement
@@zyadalchaar9193 not really dude
I wish more women would get to choose, like her.
Me too.. I truly hope this family becomes part of shining a light on unfairness & ways we can help abroad.
At least here where I live, the vast majority of Muslim girls and women get to choose if they want to wear a form Hijab and which one.
What experience do you have of women not having a choice? Only place is Saudi where it is a law, otherwise please share your expertise
@@samman4602 Does Saudi somehow not count lmao.. answer your own theory first, dear.
@@robynalice879 saudi is such a small percentage of Muslim women across the world
for some reason Muslims are some of the nicest people I have ever met, no matter who it is they are so sweet and respectful of your choices. I have had friends that are Muslims and they are the most supportive people ever, you guys too! ❤️
Diddo
I know what the reason is, it's because we're human, we're everyday individuals trying to live our life and practice our religion in peace, though media may say otherwise
@@naadirbuffy7892 the media has never been correct, it forces people to believe that they don’t deserve what they have.
@@mindalou agreed I'd even go so far to say they want us to believe we don't deserve happiness. If we're happy we're satisfied and they can't have that.
👀
This is all great in theory, it should be up to women, to decide what they wear everyday...
However, the truth is, societal and cultural pressures can twist what guidelines come from religion. Especially in areas of the Middle East, there can be some rather severe punishments if women don't follow what is expected from them, even if God doesn't say so, verbatim.
Yes you're right. In some regions making women wear hijab by force is a bit common.but this is not like beating or punishment stuff... I never heard or seen severe punishments here in middle east for not wearing scarf...I think this is fictional what you say...or Maybe less 1% might be true..
I study at a university and 90% of the women here don't wear hijab. most of them use a traditional piece of cloth called 'dupata' to cover their heads and upper body. No one is forcing them to wear anything more than that.
I myself live here in middle east ... my dad never forced my mom to wear hijab. she always wraps a shawl 'dupata' around her body covering her head and most of the body. but when sometimes it comes off due to wind or any other reason she corrects it herself but if she forgot it my dad simply remonds her and she covers herself again properly. I never saw them fight ever on this problem.
and for some reason some people have justified nudity as a right of any person. and covering a few inches of body is considered enough. For us Muslims this is different.for men private part of his body is from chest to knees and for women is from top of the head to the ankles. So when we cover our body we are actually practicing our privacy. Some people who justify few inches of body as private don't have the right to judge others on their own standards which they created for their own pleasure and are trying to normalise it everywhere.
@Jor Tra I m a Pakistani living in Saudi Arabia.. And yes there is no such restrictions.. So plz don't judge us on false claims
@Jor Tra ooo really??
I m seeing with my own eyes women driving.. Some dun take niqab and some without even hijab.. And yes many with both!!
Yes Abaya (long cloth piece/ shrug) compulsory Bt not niqab or hijab esp for non Muslim women..
And BTW I m a women.. And I do wear hijab and niqab with my own will alhamdolillah!!
@Jor Tra your three friends that come from this country versus this peron that is actually currently residing in that country telling you different things is a perfect example of personal experiences. i sincerely doubt your three friends know how every single part of two entire countries with millions of residents works. youre a clown
Im not even Muslim but honestly some people need to know certain things just like this because people r sometimes really disrespectful.
I will pray for u to go to jannah till fardouse
@@alex_fever8393
thank you. i also pray to god for ur wellness
yeah should they lnow about the 9 year old aisha
@@Ramtin745 ? Can u explain?
There is only one lord and savior and his name is JESUS CHRIST YESHUA
KING OF KINGS N LORD OF LORDS
and just in case anyone forgot or doesn't know it yet that one day EVERY KNEE SHALL BOW N EVERY TONGUE SHALL CONFESS THAT JESUS CHRIST IS LORD ❤️ AMEN. AMEN AMEN AND THEN AGAIN I SAY AMEN LOL🇺🇲
I'm not a Muslim but god, you guys are so accepting! I love watching these
It's very confusing to state that the hijab is a choice and a matter of opinion. You need to clarify that it's obligatory but nobody can force you to wear it.
True...and also the pros and cons should be mentioned alongside so that whoever is gonna make a choice,will make it sensibly and logically...we often tend to forget that islam is a way of living i.e. by submitting to ALLAH ,that itself means that we have to be very careful in making choices cz it's gonna cost us the pleasure/anger of ALLAH and the entire hereafter! Our rooh is gonna return to ALLAH it never was ours to keep so how can we make something suffer that was never "ours" to begin with....
In Iran it is compulsory to wear hijab . In recent years women who protested against the compulsion of hijab where taken to prison and where charged to pay fine and more .
@@mostafaramezani1202 Iran is not an Islamic country they may pretend to be but they are the furthest one can be from Islam.
Yes, thank you Amel. May Allah swt bring more people like you. I have also commented that above I hope the authors of this video read it and correct it.
yes there is. Allah swt says:
وَلَا يُبْدِينَ زِينَتَهُنَّ إِلَّا مَا ظَهَرَ مِنْهَا وَلْيَضْرِبْنَ بِخُمُرِهِنَّ عَلَى جُيُوبِهِنَّ
He Swt also said :
يَا أَيُّهَا النَّبِيُّ قُل لِّأَزْوَاجِكَ وَبَنَاتِكَ وَنِسَاء الْمُؤْمِنِينَ يُدْنِينَ عَلَيْهِنَّ مِن جَلَابِيبِهِنَّ
And Hadith said:
روي عن أم عطية أنها قالت: «أَمَرَنا رسولُ اللهِ r أن نُخْرِجَهُنَّ في الفِطْرِ والأضحى، العواتقَ والحُيَّضَ وذواتِ الخدورِ، فأما الحيّضُ فيَعْتَزلْنَ الصلاةَ وَيَشْهَدْنَ الخَير، ودعوةَ المسلمين. قلت يا رسولَ اللهِ إحدانا لا يكونُ لها جلبابٌ، قال: لِتُلْبِسْها أختُها من جِلبابِها» أخرجه مسلم
And Allah swt said In Quran that we must take what the prophet says in the Hadith as well. Not doing so is disbelieving in Quran.
she’s not saying that, she’s saying that you have two options: to cover your face or not. because there’s different interpretations you can choose whether or not to cover ur face
Personally atheist but I find the Muslim religion very interesting and I’d love to learn more!
Read the Quran then 😁
Many Dawa guys on youtube that can help you out and point you in the right direction.
@@BlackSwanGamingTGK I don't think there is a "right direction" people should believe what they want to believe. If being an atheist suits him then so be it.
@@frespects9624 god says I Quran in sorat kaferon"To you be your religion, and to me my religion"
But of course you have to learn more about those realigns to decide witch is the right way to follow couse of course in the end there is right choice and wrong choice
@@queencoco1713 much respect to you brother. I appreciate your words. Have a great day.
I'm not Muslim. But I learn so much from watching these tiktoks. I really enjoy learning about the culture
Trust me tik tok is not the place where to learn about islam...
@@emranbajrami9199 But the people seem reliable?
@@pandahtoemateo3321 are you muslim by the way?
It is not a culture it is religion 👍🏼
@@emranbajrami9199 Yes, why do you ask?
I’m a Christian who has been watching your videos to learn more about other religions and I would just like to say that I very much appreciate your take on worship acts being judged by intentions because it validates all faiths 🥰🥰🥰
Love you guys! Keep up the good work!
I’m a devout Christian, but I LOVE how you teach about your culture and religion. I may not agree with you on some things, but you are so awesome nevertheless. Much love to you guys!
You took my words
That's interesting!
BUT WHO DOES YOUR BROWS?? THEY ARE ON.POINT.
@@Silence-and-Violence wdym
@@Silence-and-Violence You can wear makeup and wear a hijab. There’s literally no correlation. Instead of looking at her pretty face Allah swt told men to lower there gaze it’s not just a one way thing.
@@Silence-and-Violence Lol just say you think women only wear make up for your enjoyment (I PROMISE no one is worried about how YOU think their face looks 😂) and leeeeeaaaaaaaave, Chad.
@@nabi7052 ikr. these people-
@Asma Elbiltagy judgement comes from Allah SWT, and you are not God. Don't force your extremist beliefs on us.
This is such a beautiful example of sharing cultures and religions to others so that they can be exposed and tolerant! And it comes with the beautiful package of respecting others inside your religion ("judgment comes from god alone") I'll always be in support of your channel! I may not be Muslim but I think the religion can be beautiful and healthy for people who seek a purpose in life, I will forever respect Muslims :)
Hope you have a nice day!❤
@Tweety2121 oh sweetie hope god get you to the right way❤❤❤
I am an athiest. That said, I see nothing but love in your videos, and humor, and happiness. I respect your dedication and I've even subscribed to your videos. I have open eyes, and an open heart, and wish you the best everyday. Thank you both for the gifts.
I'm a proud niqabi Alhamdulillah. no one forced me to cover my face. I do it because I feel comfortable this way 💜☺️
Proud of you 👏🏽
Same.
May Allah bless u
Embrace that niqab! ❤️
Indoctrination
I like that phrase: All come with (inside) the intentions.
Oh my. The part when you said "it all comes down to intentions". Im mind blown. I starting to think of converting but im not sure but wow; that part aligns with my values.
The first hadith in Bukhari is "Actions are judged by intentions". It's a really famous Islamic proverb, words from Muhammad.
Some people tend to forget that part though...
I am really excited for u if u plan to convert in the future :-) :-)
@@idkwhybut... i think we say 'Salallahu Alayhi WaSalam' afterwards but I may've spelt it wrong
I'm glad it aligns with your values but don't rely on your values too much because you could be wrong. Learn different perspectives then make up your mind. It's about changing your whole Identity do not take that decision so lightly.
Don’t do it it’s such a restrictive religion especially for woman
I love that they say, "Because it's a valid difference of opinion.. it's the woman's choice.. only God can judge." ❤️❤️
The line, " judgement comes from God alone " hit me hard..
I agree that it is ultimately the woman’s choice, but you’re discounting or naive to societal and spousal pressure in some countries removing that choice.
A couple places I’ve been to like Kuwait and some parts of Iraq didn’t seem to have a big concern about it. However, in Afghanistan they’re expected to show nothing to the point of having netting over the eye slits, and even curled up into a little ball if we walked by.
Women’s rights vary greatly in the ME. I could freely converse with most women in Kuwait, but get scowls from Iraqi husbands if we talked to the wife while he was coming to the door of their house.
Before anyone makes any accusations; we never said a cross word or leered.
yes true but remember at the end it has nothing to do with islam what these countries are doing :)
I remember when I went to Afghanistan with my mom because she was visiting family, everytime we went out she would wear a long niqab with only slit of her eyes showing and it was still sheer see through fabric for the eyes.
But many women also choose to wear it that way because it helps with keeping the dust out of there eyes from their face.
It really comes down to how open your family is to interpretation and if they raise you to always wear niqab style or hijab style. When at home and with other families, she just wore a head scarf but it was only when going outside to bazaar did she wear a long niqab going to the ankles and covering everything.
But it’s true, it’s sad to see Islam not being practiced properly in the Middle East and Afghanistan because they (men/toxic self-claimed Muslims) use gods name to get their way and oppress women.
That's where culture comes into play. Culture is not to be taken as religion.
WHY ARE YALL MUSLIMS SO GORGEOUS I HAVE A FRIEND THAT IS ALSO MUSLIM AND SHE IS SOOOOO PRETTYYYYYY🥺
Thank you
Oh and your is Kristen? ( Sorry i'm bad at English )
@@anggunmonandita2730 sorry I dont understand yoy;(
I really appreciate your shorts. Y’all are so cute together and do an excellent job explaining things about Islam. Thank you for your service. I’m learning so much!!
I am a Christian, I may never convert but your videos have helped me a lot in appreciating and understanding my Muslim friends. I like how you take your time to enlighten us. You are making a difference to this world in your own small way.
Thank you.
If you fear god and love all his prophets, also i can see you respect and try to be better with others...then you already are Muslim.
May God bless you all and protect your loved one's.
Thanks guys for the kind words ❤️
I appreciate how you are using UA-cam to get across so many people and form them about your religion and culture!! Thank you so much for spreading the love and understanding!!
If were going by 2020 Rules a face covering is required :(
🤧
As it should be
Dw they will sell u a mask
@@jaekawang no I don’t agree with that. Women should be the ones who are deciding. Its just sad that some doesn’t get the chance to
@@pigstylepresents9057 HI I was referring to a mandatory mask mandate, I'm not Muslim and I can't/won't speak on Muslim issues and culture. Although it is said that men and strict families force young women into these decisions at a young age- although thats religion in general.
The more I learn, the more beautiful this religion becomes
Lol try learning it from muslims living in actual muslim countries, it is not as easy saying from most liberal country in the world
I appreciate that you make these! I am not Muslim, I practice Christianity, but I love knowing more about other religions
Very important!
When you practive Christianity, you get so much knowledge and will understand Islam is your level, InshAllah.
Bcz We muslims love Jesus, Moses and Muhammed.
I am happy to give you more informations, if you comment.
@@n1hero322 Thank you!
Look Iam a Christian but a like to listen to all of this facts of Muslims because a can tell a lot in school now ps don't take it offense because I am a different religion you very sweet I like your videos.
Muslims don’t hate other religions, we are very accepting of Christians and Jews, especially new converts
@@thesupersuit9348 I don’t think that was what he was saying...
I’m Christian to and I love their videos. 💖
I'm a mixed race between European and Middle Eastern and was raised in the United States in a catholic household. I find this video clip to be a wonderful source of information to me. Because I have a very distinct Middle Eastern face, people often come up and frantically question me wondering why im not covered. (I live in a Montana so even though we are surprisingly diverse here there are not many Muslims or other people from the middle east.) This is helpful as I can not give a tiny insight to people as to how Muslim women are aloud to dress even though I myself am not one.
To anyone else being bullied or harassed for your skin color or religion, hold your head up. Who you are is unique and special.
I am loving your content and how it is dispelling so many inaccuracies about Muslim faith. I am a Christian and completely agree that we should love and respect each other.
Well, in actual Muslim majority countries, some women don’t have that choice.... so
Not true
@@sarahbahgat8052 ever here of a place called Iran, or Saudi Arabia?
@@sarahbahgat8052 your lying.. if you lived in mecca then you wouldnt have posted such an ignorant comment.
its not about the countries its about the parents
@@jg1005 bc u don't need to wear higab in mekkah
mekkah is in saudi Arabia and in saudi Arabia there are even strip clubs if u believe is or not
When I was in the M.E. the women definitely didn’t have a choice as to which one they wore.....
Exactly, the only reason this woman has a choice is because she is living in a western secular democracy. Go to Saudi Arabia and say it's my choice to where a hijab, nikab or nothing and see what happens to you.
@@nickalvarez8790 then it comes down to culture.
Im a muslim. Live and grow up in Indonesia (the biggest muslim populated country in the world), we have choices.
Islam taught that every goodness we do counted from the intention. Belief is in your heart, and we shall respect differencess as it is not our place to judge someone.
@@wedotalkaboutwhatarmystand4796 well, you as a Muslim probably know it, but your definition of "goodness" differs from the rest of the world so much, it is like you are a different species not even speaking the same type of language
but remember it has nothing to do with the religion
@@davidleimer1540 that's true for anyone who is religious though.
We definitely shouldn’t be rude or arrogant to others, but the Prophet peace be upon him DID teach us what is halal permissible and haram prohibited. It IS an obligation for the woman after puberty to cover everything except her hands face and feet. Allah sent the prophets to teach us. If someone we know chooses not to cover her unlawful nakedness, we can gently advise her and that’s it. Don’t give your opinion when it comes to Islam please, you have a platform. Please seek knowledge from someone trustworthy before talking about Religious matters.
Exactly they only give their opinion that has no roots start to the end, ty!
May Allah Grant us knowledge and implementation. When the Prophet peace be upon him saw a man praying incorrectly he nicely told him to repeat the prayer. When the prayed again the Prophet told him to repeat. Then the man say Ya Rasool Allah I do not know another way to pray. So the Prophet taught him. He did NOT leave the man to continue as he was & say he has a good intention.
The hijab hat your wearing is beautiful! 😍😍
Can we just talk about how pretty she is and how her makeup is so pretty 🤩♡︎
Agreed
Lol agreed
Agreed x
You two are doing so much for me. I have learned so much that I NVR thought I'd be able to learn, since I wasn't in a Muslim household. Thank you for explaining to everyone, love your channel 👍👍👍👍💝💝💝😁
Is it compulsory for Muslim women to also cover their neck?
Yes you have to cover your neck as well is part of the hijab.
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It depends on the woman but most people who wear a hijab or niqab cover their necks and chest, but it depends on them💁
This has no point to this but y'all are such a good couple.
I am not Muslim and live in a place where there is so much confusion about Muslims and their community -- I really enjoy your videos, they are knowledgeable.
God bless you and your family!!
It is misinformation unfortunately
@@r0sh4n0 I didn't get you.
@@priyankakarwar dont mind him
“it’s all about how she chooses to worship” love it!!
Chooses to worship within the Islamic rulings*
@@andrewrauhaus2277 exactly 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Actually it isn’t a choice in Islam it is a must for a women to cover her hair so wearing nothing is not an option the nikkab is only an option
Exactly
@@mirsadkasumovic178 yh you know a lot ennh 🤣🤦♂️
Islam itself IS a choice. There’s nothing by force at all. Stop ruining Islam’s image with your literal and rigid understanding of religion.
@@thisisit4666 I didn’t mention anything about force mate if you follow the rulings of Islam then it is a must to cover the hair
@@abdulsuayb2185 if I was a muslim I would not cover my hair
She's really pretty
Thank you so much for posting almost everyday!!! I know how hard it is, especially because you have two daughters!!!!
I’m a Muslim
Like if u are a Muslim
Well said, "Judgement comes from God alone".
That's a mistake.
If you see your brother drugs that is harming him you need to help him and guide him, same here if you see him doing something wrong you guide him and help him you don't leave him be and say only god judge!
This does not mean calling names or shaming infront of others is allowed in islam or even talking about his back about how mislead he is, but instead yiu give hin guidance alone in respecful way
@@r0sh4n0 ultimate judgement on judgement day comes from God, humans have no power then.
@@r0sh4n0 sorry to disappoint you, but in Islam the way a human goes is already determined by Allah and Allah already knows what every single person will do and will not do... At least it says it in the Quran.
It also says you can change, but that also is predicted by Allah long before you even were born.
So in short we can say that by Islamic standard you can try, because it is your way which Allah already has determined, but if not, it also is good, because Allah already knows what your brother will do and not do and if Allah determined your brother will stop one day, by Islamic standard, he will stop and if not, well, Allah already knows ^^
Y’all are just the best! I love how you answer questions and spread understanding about Islam. Best of all you have fun while doing it 🙌
Hello👋🏼 I’m not Muslim, but I love your videos! I love learning about your cultural and spiritual perspectives. The relaxed way that you present your perspective is also refreshing. I wish you and your family good health and an abundance of joy.
You say that, but it's really only a woman's choice in places like Europe and North America. If you tried that in Saudi Arabia, Iraq, or Afghanistan, it would likely be a different story.
its a womens choice in most countries, even if its frowned upon. the only countries that mandate it go by sharia law.
I new nothing about this cool culture. Only a couple of videos and I've learned sk much, people should never judge any body for what they choose to belive in.
Yes Josh, We as Muslims should speak up and introduce our selves to others, God the only one who has the power of judgement.
Nah I aint lookin to believe in it 🤣 I study history and religion as a major. Lol, have a nice day though
@@ewok5633 umm that was actually rude even if you didn't mean it like that 😔😕
@@malinamohamadi1724 there was nothing rude in what he said. No need to be sensitive. The commentators above jumped on him in the hopes of getting him to convert. Seeking people to convert is NEVER ok. Let people find God on their own.
Your both very pretty 🤩 you have such a positive attitude
QUESTION! Can you show us how you do your eyeliner? It’s always so perfect and even! ❤️
My 13yo daughter is an aspiring makeup artist. In pursuing makeup related knowledge together, I've learned a few hacks that help.
The best is using shape tape to help get firm lines. If you're in the US, the e.l.f. brand has a set of 40 strips for $3 and is available at Ulta, many department stores, and e.l.f.'s website.
@@tinkeramma omgg!!! I’m going to go look for those this weekend! Thank you so much!❤️ If you have any other hacks or recommendations please don’t hear to share 😁❤️😋
This may sound like a stupid question but
Does a man have the choice to wear a hijab
Or is it just the woman? If men do wear one is there a separate name or is it just the same? Thanks.
the man is not supposed to he can use a scarf for fashion purposes but other than that he cannot actually wear a hijab because it is considered only for worm but they do have specific hats for men in Islam! I hope that answered it 😄✨
Muslim men dont have to wear hijab its a girls thing but they should cover themselves from navel to knees and their clothes shouldnt be too tight which may attract women in a wrong way.
@@sonicgirlfan oh thanks you for answering my question. That was just the answer I was looking for,thanks you once again.
@@rosi4097 also men practicing modesty in this way is also observing hijab so though men dont wear a headscarf they do still observe hijab i think that makes sense?
@@emilyclarke8222 yes u r right :)
In theory it may be true that it's the womans choice. In practice it often is the choice of the family, social circle or husband. That can be true for any religion or conservative family.
I really appreciate these short yet very teaching videos, since there are people out there who still have no clue of the Islam, which is totally fine and understandable, yet get the wrong impressions of it because of e.g. the media. It is so good to have some people who educate others in a respectful, honest and kind way about all the liberties the Islam has to offer.
Please don't ever stop making these :)
I found you guys only two days ago and I have learned SO SO much! I love how wonderful you are and educational you are! Thank you so much for teaching us about your way of life.♡♡♡
They speak the truth. But in my opinion no woman really has to hide herself when god already knows her and created her face perfectly.
No the whole point that muslim ladies cover themselves is so that men and boys dont s*xualise them
@@ismailgormy2331 oh ok...Thanks for telling me why :)
Yes but Islam is all about modesty, not hiding yourself
@@elstagersaurus yes means yes. When people put a but after yes they have a problem with the other mans truth. For example real people of Islam don't drink or sell drugs or do grime music or gangster rap and a lot of my brothers and sisters are doing these things. So please leave it alone. I not into any debate.
@@elstagersaurus anyway carona now has almost everyone wearing a mask the criminals must be loving it because they say no face no case to answer.
Man I love these , I learn so much n honestly it just rids all preconceptions I once had , I've never thought so highly of a culture and religion after watching so many of these from you two!
Her eyeliner and makeup in general is so good ❤️
THIS MADE ME FEEL SO GOOD 😊 And I’m proud of how I worship and my own relationship with God.
Thank you guys so much for making these, this culture has always been a bit of a mystery to me and with these it’s helping me understand it much easier
I'm so glad u explain all our doubts cuz I'm an Indian Hindu and I have soo many doubts about other cultures and I feel like it may be offensive to just walk up to a person and ask this so thx a lot!
“It all comes down to intentions” SO TRUE! On so many things in life too! If more people thought that way we would have more peace in the world! 😊
I love learning something new from y’all everyday😊
Your point about intentions and judgement only from god at the end there really stuck with me. I got really into Jordan Peterson a little while back and his biblical studies fascinated me, his view of religion from a philosophical and psychological point of view and how it relates to living your life forthrightly and honestly really resonated with me, and the more I watch your clips the more Islam is genuinely changing the way I think and live. As a white western man who decided against religion from a very early age, the impact Islam has had on my thoughts these last few weeks has absolutely staggered me. DO NOT stop making these
Amen
I'm a Christian, I don't know much about other religions mostly because I'm just a kid (early teen) and I learned many things about Muslim through your channel. I'm very respectful as a character, I don't judge other religions or sexualities simply because I know how to respect the others. I'm a girl but I really like boy's stuff like cars or soccer/football and I even dress as a "boy" I mean I don't wear skirts or tops just T-shirts an sweaters mostly.I learn to respect other people choices just like the respect me. About the topic of the video I don't know why but I feel more comfortable when I see someone with a full face than half-covered, it's just me it's my POV.
Well it’s a choice to whom ever wears it. You might feel a little uncomfortable but that’s because of the media output of Islam. Just know on the other side it’s a person who does everything you do.
I'm not Muslim, I'm Christian and although I know we both have different beliefs I'm very greatful that you are both so respectful. I hope that one day we all learn to accept and love one another no matter our beliefs or religion 😊 I also personally just want to better understand everyone's beliefs and so this is helping to much.
Thank you :)
I have a question then. Why does it feel like in some countries it is not the woman's choice at all?
Because it's not... You think a 9 yr old girl wants to marry a 40 yr old man?
@@ddevil4980 ...mind you, in case you weren't aware, that happened centuries ago, things were different back then. People used to get married very young at that time. It was normal at that time. Is that the only piece of information you have about prophet Muhammad pbuh? You're judging the whole religion with little knowledge about it. Educate yourself or keep quiet and don't hate on other religons simply because you disagree with something.
You’re right. But that’s not because of Islam. It’s because of the people who twist the religion. It’s really sad to see.
When a Muslim talks about Muhammad, do they have to follow his name with "peace be upon him"?
Yes, as we do with Jesus as well
@@michaelcorley8346 Thanks fam
@@michaelcorley8346not true
what do you mean by that? There are people who pray differently. In Islam, all Muslims pray the same. If they changed the way the Prophet Muhammad prayed, they are not Muslims.
In islam all women pray same way nd men do their way....prayer is same but the way you do it is different nd if you talk bout hijab..yes all Muslim women has to cover them selves for praying only their hands, face nd feet can be shown, for men its different
To be honest as long as you accept there us no God except Allah you perform your sallah accept Mohammed do good deeds if you can go ti makkah the rest is for God to judge because am long as you follow the mentioned above even if you join sect or whatever you won't mix some bad with Islam.
@@wariesharao6392 dear sister the method of doing wadu,offering salah is same for men and women
no they pray slightly different.
@@ammarasadaf839 no they pray differently....search it or ask a scholar, im a muslim too
I'm a wiccan that does practice a little bit of Catholicism and I did go to a catholic highschool. The amount of people who shamed me for my beliefs was outstanding because people believe wiccan = satanism. I'm still shamed by some of my family because of my practice when my motto as a wiccan is "I am as equal as you, as equal as the earth, as equal as the sky, as equal as you, as equal as I". There are extremists in every religion and I'm glad you are showing that intentions are key. Your using your platform for good and I appreciate it. Not alot of people do anymore
I am a Lutheran Christian but I still enjoy learning about this even though we may not always agree.
As a Jesus follower wholeheartedly, I just want to say I adore and love your faith. Bless u brother and sister.
These people follow a prophet who married a 6 year old girl and consummated their marriage at 9 years old and you love their faith? You do not know the One True God, or you would not be saying this.
@@brandicheek2167 and that's the difference between my faith and yours, my God and yours.... I appreciate and truly respect your religious beliefs and traditions and u bash mine. Ignorance is the leading disease in this world. I am not here to enforce no beliefs on anyone, I'm just here to appreciate and support i do hope u have a Blessed Night. Blessings to you.
@@brandicheek2167 he didnt get married as you thought
@@7ioadee here this is for you 💐, because you deserve it😊
@@Skyhasstars ❤❤❤ awe thank u ❤
Honestly I’m an atheist,but I respect everyone’s religion respectfully unlike some people who can’t just not say anything and has to say something cruel about that persons religion.Please respect everyone and their choices that they make.Thank you and enjoy quarantine 😊
It makes me so happy that you both go out of your way to teach the internet. Your family is beautiful, and I hope you both are happy and healthy.
This is the best said thing in all the videos, I grow to respect the religion more when I see that nothing here is forced. It’s all a way of ones own way of worshipping god. May God bless you guys
Is anyone else just thinking to themselves “:,) the hijab is vv pretty”
Get a life
No
I see a human body in a tent. That's it.
@@dev9077 they shoukd start wearing tents over their hijabs becuase they are so attractive
Thanks for clearing me this doubt, I actually have two friends who wears a hijab and the other wears a niqab...and actually I was kind of nervous asking them about it.😁
I like your channel and that you're actually informing about the do's, dont's and struggles you face in everyday life.
I cna read so much stuff about Islam on the internet and most of it is... Let's say one-sided, just for the sake of politeness. Especially when it comes to the Hijab/Niqab, discussion tend to exclude women and men who are Muslims themself and that's a pitty.
Keep going and stay healthy!
Sad that women are forced to wear this, you say it’s not obligatory but women would be judged and even hurt if they don’t do this
Absolutely!
I love that there’s a choice and the woman can choose what she is comfortable with. My grandma chose not to wear a hijab growing up and her family supported her choice. Islam is so misunderstood in western society
So....no woman has never been killed for not wearing a covering?
As true Muslims we believe that there's no compulsion in our deen (religion)
so brother whoever has killed a women for not wearing a niqab he/she is not a true believer or one who who obbeys Allahs commands
has no woman been killed FOR wearing a head covering and/or face covering?
Am sure this was a rule created by MEN!!!!🤦♀️
@@matthewallen9072 u said ever heard of freedom of expression- the sister @rahmathnissa is explaining freedom of expression to u that was taught in our religion way before the mighty and intellectual saviours, the US came and established it. please read her comment to understand not to refute- even then u didnt refute her comment u just spoke about how the US went to the middle east and started all the wars and disunity.
That hijab is soooo gorgeous 😍😍 the color is fabulous!!!
Slightly a joke question also kinda cute if she does: so during the pandemic she can just turn her hijab into a niqab to go into a store 😂 😝
“And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty; that they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what must ordinarily appear therof; that they should draw their veils over their bosoms and not display their beauty except to their husbands, their fathers, their husbands' fathers, their sons, their husbands' sons, their brothers, or their brothers' sons or their sisters' sons,
It is the woman's choice how she chooses to dress? I thought in those countries women had no choice? How about if she wanted to walk around without one, would she be aloud?
Yes, as far as l know, there are only two countries that impose hijab laws: Saudi Arabia and, more leniently, Iran. The rest allow the women to choose, but their choice is of course guided by societal norms and their understanding of religion.
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It doesn't matter if it's an official law or not. In those other countries the men would be allowed to beat them without consequence.
@@coldhands2802 no they are not allowed to.
@@n.s.5278 the law is no more exist in Saudi Arabia, I'm not Saudia but base on what I sow👀
Love watching u guys helps me understand so much more
I actually think this is really disrespectful to women in the Middle East who are being jailed and beaten for not covering their face. To say “it’s the woman’s choice” is just being ignorant to the suffering of those women. Your attempts to paint your religion and culture as both harmless and Consensual is at least in my opinion, really harmful to its victims. We should be attempting to put a stop to the misconduct overseas, specifically Saudi Arabia. Not burry it’s faults through cheerful interpretation.
Chill out bro, there just making videos
You're not making the distinction between religious scripture and political mandates. Law set down by a nation state does not equal that religion.
Idk bro I don’t really like either of them but still I do not think it’s a big deal my g
@@emilyclarke8222 But then they shouldn’t claim to be Muslim. They should creat their own denomination where they believe in the fair treatment of women. It’s like if I claimed to be a nazi but also believe in racial equality. It would be a contradictory ideology.