Lovely msg, we have to respect each others opinions on such matters. In terms of lack of hijab/niqab specifically, I think this quote by Mufti Menk covers it beautifully: “When you see a female dressed in a manner that is unacceptable islamically, do not for a moment think that she is lower than you spiritually. If you do that, you are lower than her. Believe me, that is the teaching of your religion. She might have a link with her creator that you do not know about. She might have a heart that is tons better than yours. She might have one weakness that is outward, and you have 50 weaknesses that are hidden."
Yaa right. I agree with you sister. My mother also don't take hijab. And unfortunately religious ones judge her that she is not Muslim. She is Muslim by name. She is not religious bla,bla. She simply don't like it. Because she beliefs in Allah. So we should stop judging someone by outer appearance
Exactly, I believe that hijab is optional, I'm 16 and I do not intend on wearing it any time soon, I just dont feel the need to show people how religious I am by wearing it, because the relationship people have with god doesn't limit to a veil or an abaya, its deeper than that. I obviously respect all kind of hijabi and niqabis and I even think that those women are hella brave to basically give up on so many things for the sake of pleasing God buti really wish people would stop judging females who dont wear hijab, stop shaming them and stop constantly asking the to wear it, and stop trying to "advice" them by saying "if you dont wear it, you won't enter Janna". If a woman would wear hijab she'll do it for herself and her god not to please humans and males.
Again, I can never thank you guys enough for educating us nonmuslims on Islam. I’m pagan but I really like Islam and what it’s all about. Back in the day I was sceptic to the things that I thought was Islam that I now realized are only cultural things. I believe it’s so important that this content is out since there is so much misinformation on the internet. Sending you love and light💜 may god bless your day 💜
I'm so happy for you ❤ I'm muslim but not hijabi and I believe covering the hair is actually a cultural thing, because even the men covered their hair and face so that the sand did not get into their eyes. In holy quran I never found in it written women should cover their hair it just speaks about dressing modesty, but there are different opinions like even nuns and religious jewish women cover their hair so hijab existed even before islam
Sister I invite you to read the Quran and research about Islam. In quran there is a verse which says This is the book about which there is no doubt, guidance for those who are conscious of Allah.
@@Astaghfirullah_Alhamdulillah I have actually watched many videos of scholars like ali kayali ad muhamad shahrur, I have read some of their books too; they both claim that it is not obligated to cover hair in islam. Me myself have never read a verse in holy Quran about covering hair although I'm a lawyer and we studied shari'a law at college. No one in family wears hijab but if you could send me a link about hijab being an obligation I would be really thankful because I really don't want to disobey my God for this short life(in arabic dunya fanya). God bless you dear sister ❤
I follow the opinion that the veil is *optional* but when you "choose" to wear it, you are bound by the same rules of hijab. Like you can't just make up your own rules how to cover when you feel like it. You either do it or you don't. Which is why I wear the 3 layer niqab that also covers the eyes. But I respect any woman with the courage to cover herself. At any level. Because its too easy now a days to just walk around like anyone else, but its hard to wear your religion as a flag of honor when so many people are willing to put your life at risk just for being a part of that religion
@@sidoniejordan-olsen7673 it's a niqab with 3 layers; The first layer with the eye slit is closest to the face and is like other niqabs seen on these videos. The second layer is the middle and covers the eyes but can be flipped back to also show the eyes but not the face. The third layer usually just flips over the back. Usually they are tiebacks but do come in velcro and other fastening types as well.
@@sidoniejordan-olsen7673 yes, the first llayer is the eye holes closest to face. Second layer is to cover the eyes, but can bee lifted if you are doing something like grocery shopping and you need to lift to readd or something like that. The third layer goes over the head, a d its to secure the niqab in place over your pony tail so that it can't be pulled off (well, not without an awful lot of force!) I have never seen them in velcro or snaps like the previous comment said, but it wohldn't surprise me if those were also available. Its just a safety precaution for me, because I am living in a nonMuslim majority country and have unfortunately have had people try to remove my head dress before. I wear my niqab under my jilbab, which is annoutter layer of clothing and I tie my jilbab to the inside, under my ponytail, for the exact same reason. So, if someone wanted to remove any of my coverings they would really have to be strong and fight me for it.
@@cherachapin3826 omg who just touches other people like that though!!!! That's horrible!!!! I've seen those niqabies on news programs and I wondered if it was to help keep sand out of the ladies eyes. Thanks and God bless.
I’ve seen Muslim women cover everything I’ve seen some with just their eyes showing I’ve seen some with their face with traditional clothes some with just the head piece and more western culture clothes like jeans and a shirt I’ve seen some who don’t cover up at all I think it’s cool seeing all the different ways some dress
Not right or wrong in itself but in my opinion it gives the right to refuse to grant a citizenship if this behaviour is in contradiction with the countries's rules, or refuse to hire someone if it doesn't match the regulations of the enterprise, because freedom goes both ways.
i completely & 100% respect anyone who covers for any reason. it's their business, not mine. but this is one of the reasons i personally could never be religious. there are so many contradicting rules & opinions. it seems like no matter what, you're at risk of messing up, and that is so anxiety provoking to me. i could never keep up. props to you for living your values and speaking up about it.
Sister there is no contradiction in Islam.. Some people said its mandatory of covering your face because the wives of prophet SAW and the women who lived at His time were covering their faces too but the majority of scholars said its not compulsory because there are some situations a woman can not cover her face and Islam is practical and not complicated for example if you live in a non Muslim country and you are afraid of your life because some ignorants who are against Islam, you can remove your niqab and stay only with hijab and in severe cases you can also remove hijab.. Allah SWT said " So fear Allah as much as you are able" Quran 64:16.. We as Muslims should adhere to religion as much as we can.. I'm niqabi but my mother and sisters are not..
It is actually something differed upon among scholars. I agree with you, we shouldn’t come saying why are you doing niqab. It’s not required. In fact even if some want to say it’s not compulsory, we can all appreciate the fact that it’s a step closer to Allah. And shows amazing strength and piety in worshiping Allah. In the end none of us are wearing hijab or niqab for fun, we make that decision as a way of obeying Allah ( one God) and it’s not an obedience to men or society or what not. Most are doing it out of their wish to worship Allah and follow his commands.
you both are great 😊 i grew up in a muslim family and moved to america when a few years ago and my sister wears a niqab, and i remember people in my high school would constantly question it, and they often brought up stereotypes (like she’s being forced to by men, or even teenage me!) i wish you both were around 6-7ish years ago 😭 would’ve saved me a lot of explaining! love your content 💜
Inshallah! I started wearing niqab when I was 13 and have never taken it off since (over 16 years ago). Alhamdulillah it has helped me in ways I never thought - my asthma/allergies decreased, my faith increased, I was already protected when COVID forced everyone to cover this faces, and I’ve felt safe and protected everyday. I highly encourage it!
I follow the opinion that only the hijab is mandatory if there isn't any makeup or accessories but I cover my face because that's what prophet Mohammad's daughter Fatimah Alzahra did and we try our best to be like them
Difference of opinion is what I absolutely loooove about Islam! Total agreement about the fundamentals and giving people right to differ at less important things. I really believe it's something people should choose according to what their Heart tells them (and base it on opinion of scholars of course!)
This reminds me of a story. My grandma and her sister were at a restaurant many years ago. The proprietor, who it is reported didn't speak English very well, came up to my great aunt and said "you have the most beautiful eyes! Not the face, just the eyes." My grandmother and great aunt laughed over this for years, and eventually I suggested that he might have come from a culture that doesn't think it's proper for men to see/look at women's faces and he was trying to be respectful. I don't know if that's the case, but it would explain the funny comment.
It should be based on research. We might have different ways of intepreteing, but no ruling should be about what we like and not like. Its not subjective like that, but I can understand why its easy to think that
It was my first time wearing niqab and I went to masjid and a sister who teaches the youth classes spoke to me and told me “I don’t know how comfortable you are with that thing but in this society you won’t get a job or letters of recommendation from your professors wearing that. You need to join their office hours and show them who you are and get to know them and let them get to know the you without that on your face”… it hurt so bad to hear that especially from an elder at the masjid and all the kids were saying “she looks scary” when I said salams to them… it felt really discouraging and hurtful …
Don’t listen to them sister. At the end of the day, Allah (swt) sees your good deeds. I also wear niqab and reached out to my professors and they were fine with it… Don’t let her comment discourage you. As for a job, it is hard especially if you’re in America but again I’d suggest you to apply either way. 🙂 May Allah (swt) make your niqab journey easier for you. 💐💗
Oh no. Don't worry for these people sister. I've had bad experiences in the masjid just being a revert and taking my kids. Some masajid r not welcoming. I started wearing Niqab and so many people came up to me thinking I was someone else. and getting my youngest son from class two kids came up to me telling the teacher I'm there mom 😂
Sister I'm the only one who wears niqab in my family and I have heard these comments too but I ignore it and now I'm niqabi for more than 15 years alhamdulilah 😂 just remember that your riziq is at the hand of Allah SWT.. Allah SWT said : " *And there is no creature on earth but that upon Allah is its provision, and He knows its place of dwelling and place of storage. All is in a clear register* " Quran 11:6.. When you wear Niqab put in your niyah that you wear it for Allah SWT and when you please Allah SWT, He will surely makes others please with you.. Aishah [may Allah be pleased with her] said : Indeed I heard the Messenger of Allah (s.a.w) saying: *Whoever seeks Allah's pleasure by the people's wrath, Allah will suffice him from the people. And who ever seeks the people's pleasure by Allah's wrath, Allah will entrust him to the people* .. Jami` at-Tirmidhi 2414.. Grade :Hasan
Sister , never ever give up. There is many Jobs in the world a niqabi sister can do and don't worry for anyone who dislikes the niqab or the hijab. It's their problem , not yours. Be strong and patient that Allah has the ways to give you what you need in shaa Allah. Trust Allah and no one else. 🥰🥰
You explained that well. Not Muslim but I've worn a hijab many times. I've actually had a Muslim woman niquabi, in Sudan, tell me I'm not a good Muslim for not wearing a niquab. I just thanked her, but in my head, I was thinking "dude, I'm not a Muslim at all." Love your poison green (the brighter green Mubina is wearing looks like poison green - an early green fabric dye that was yep, poisonous, I think made with aresenic.)
Yeah wow.. I am sorry you received a comment like that, unfortunately our environment dictates how judgmental we can be. Therefore some niqabis are just taught they are the best and they start thinking they are. I can't blame those women completely for thinking that way. A good teacher is so so sooo important when it comes to religion.
I think a lot of religious folks can “lose the forest for the trees” sometimes. The purpose of religious traditions is to draw closer to God and your chosen faith. But some traditions work better for some and cause struggles for others. I guess my point is we should all mind our own spiritual journeys more, and mind the business of others a bit less. I really think there’s is no one “right way” to practice a faith, just the way that you connect to best 😊
Before I learned more about Islam (and eventually converted) I thought it had to do with marital status. Only because the only hijabi I knew had an older sister who was married but wore the niqab and her mother also wore the niqab. I didn’t want to ask in case it was rude (plus I didn’t want to sound dumb lol) so I held that belief for a while.
No way subhan Allah that's interesting. We learnt about Islam in school so knew the hijab was part of the Deen. Fellow revert btw :) May Allah swt guide us a to what is best ameen
@@WandererinAqaba I love meeting fellow reverts! My journey is still very new but I’m thrilled to be finding my way to Allah. Looking back I feel silly for not just asking but I really liked her and I was worried about offending her.
Nobody can ever give a decent answer as to WHY MUSLIM MEN NEED NOT COVER THEIR FACES?! Because if BOTH were encouraged to cover their faces, people wouldn't have issue in it, but the fact that in Islam the rules are FAR STRICTER for women than they are for men, it's backward.
Bro search anything science wise females generally are more attractive and men get attracted more why is why they are told to lower their gaze smth they realize they have to do more than Muslim women since women have more rules for modesty and thus these rules are not followed by everyone. Also men covering faces like women I think counts as intimating them and trying to imitate the opposite gender from what I've heard is Haram I'm not a scholar but this is what ik
Why do christian men not have to cover their chests? Why do Muslim men have to have to provide Mahr, while other religions require a dowery or even a bride price. Why do christians not require any sort of financial stability for a young couple? Why do some christians believe that women should wear skirts and men should wear pant, while some Asian cultures believe that men should wear the comfortable, free flowing garments while women have to wear the split legged garments? Why do orthodox Jewish men not cut the hair over their temples, but it's ok for women? Why are Jewish women allowed to cover their hair with realistic wigs, while Muslim women must use cloth? Why do women now wear the high heels that were invented specifically for men in 17th century France? Why do men and women have different hairstyles in almost every culture on the planet? Why does Shinto give gender to everything, including inanimate objects and concepts like 'warm sunlight filtering through the trees'? Why do some cultures consider women too weak to do manual labor, while some cultures consider plowing fields to he "woman's work"? Because people are f*ckin weird.
Men are told to lower their gaze. They are not supposed to look at the opposite sex. Reguardless of how a woman dresses, its a "man's responsibility" NOT to look at her unless she is his wife. So, ask men why theynare not respecting women and themselves instead of acting like women are somehow oppressed 🥰 Also, men are NOT ALLOWED to impersonate women because if they did it would make the "bad" men able to get into places that are specifically for women and put women at risk.
@@ophelian4646 Indeed I have. I've also heard rumors of things called reading comprehension and thoughtful discourse, but I'm starting to question the existence of those. Claiming that yellow, violet and blue are all colors that most humans can see isn't whataboutism or an argument or any sort. It's simply a statement. I'm not comparing anything to anything or attempting to turn the conversation in a different direction. I'm providing multiple examples of human behavior in order to answer the question "Why does Islam...". "Why", imho, is because humans are weird, and I've backed my claim by giving numerous examples. My comment isn't about Islam or even religion, it's about humans. Islam doesn't make people weird, people make Islam weird, like they do everything else. I would be sincerely interested in hearing alternate answers to the question.
I heard niqab is highly suggested in times of fitna. I feel we live in those times for sure and protecting our privacy as women does more good than harm. So for me i decided to wear the veil for those reasons. I feel really secured and comfortable and love it. The only times it gets difficult is from uneducated non Muslims or liberal Muslims giving me a hard time for it. I wish we could have our own little town in America where we’re Muslims just governing ourselves and have jobs within our diverse little community so hijabis and niqabis can live freely without the judgement.
Dear sister, I watch all your videos. You are a Queen of Islam. You are so polite & you don't add music in your videos that's why I respect you. May Allah bless u & your family. One question where are you from?
You see now I am most people I'm not a Muslim I am a Christian. But I am learning more about Muslim culture through actual Muslims like you guys. And I am learning a lot of differences between different female Muslims and what they're wearing with are not wearing. In personally a lot of them say it's a choice. Because I know they're some Muslim women that don't wear the face covering. I know there's some other movements that will just cover their mouths and their hair. I know some that are like you that cover your whole face but your eyes. And I've seen some Muslim women who just cover their mouth in their hair. They have their nose expose they have their forehead exposed. You know I've seen a couple of them not too many but I've seen a couple of them.
I always get happy when I watch your videos. I like how you tell it from your opinion, but never judge others. But how do you feel about burqa? I’m just curious. In my country Denmark, niqab is banned :/. But these strong women we have in Denmark are still fighting for it, they would never give up on their faith, which I think is very beautiful. Best regards from Denmark 🇩🇰
Salaam.. I'm niqabi for long time, I start to wear it since I was 15 y.o and now I'm 32 y.o 😂 I'm the only one in my family who is niqabi and I love it because it gives me a feeling like I'm unique lool just kidding 🤭 anyways I love that you are open minded and you seem to understand the struggle of these women who wants to wear Niqab may Allah bless you..
@@Amy_omer that’s so strong of you. Stay on to your faith🙏🏻. What do you think about the burqa? I haven’t seen one wearing it yet, but to me i don’t care. Cause when you speak with someone on the phone you can’t see anything either
@@frederiksteffensen8699 I think burqa is a bit extreme but I know some girls who cover their eyes. For me I can't cover my eyes because I wear glasses and I have some problems in my vision..I had no problems communicating with men, in fact most of them treated me respectfully whether Muslim or non Muslim and my niqab didn't prevent them to know me as a person so as you wrote earlier you can understand anyone just by listening to their voices , you don't have to see their expression 👍
@@Amy_omer yeah I mean, aren’t we supposed to be free and live how we want? All this islamophobia makes me sad. Yeah I don’t need to see the face, I can hear the tone, and I can read their body language
@@frederiksteffensen8699 Mashallah you are very open minded and I like your logic, unfortunately there are many people who will disagree with you and think that Niqab is an oppression whether the girl wears it by her choice or not.. Let's hope one day they're going to change their mentality and see Islam as a religion similar to the rest of religions which have good and bad people not like a threatening religion !
This is the best way to operate in a world of diverse opinion. Although I'm not Muslim, I do hold certain beliefs that depart from the norm. It's best to acknowledge we're all trying our best and not everyone will see everything the same way as us.
May Allah bless you guys ❤ I only wear the hijab but would like to wear parda one day and there are some of my family that wear also I learnt in madressah that when the parda was revealed A'aishah RA and many of the sahabiyas wore it for the love of Islam subhanallah ❤
So true! I’m also of the opinion that us Muslims are required to cover their faces with a scarf, but I still want every Muslim to be inclusive and nonjudgmental of one another. Just in the way that I would never take off my niqab if someone asked me to, I also shouldn’t force my beliefs onto anyone else. We are one brother and sisterhood in Islam, and stronger together ❤️
Exactly. For many things like this there is no one right way. There are different interpretations and everyone has to decide which seems the most accurate to them, because there is no way to know. So many religious people don't get that or maybe they know deep down, but like to feel superior. You have a healthy approach to it all. Simply respecting others and don't forcing your believes on them (which usually doesn't work anyway). Instead you educate us which is always a good thing.😊
You absolutely should! I have worn niqab for over 16 years. It’s such a blessing alhamdulillah. If you need help putting it on, I have some great niqab tutorials using scarves on my channel
Love your message ❤ I don't follow any particular named religion, however Everyone's relationship with God is different, but no less valid. Thank you for sharing this video.
Wearing a scarf is Fard but wearing head scarf and niqab is sunnah, and plus the niqab makes me abit uncomfrotble because i feel like i dont breath properly, so i only wear a scarf
I have a teacher who’s Muslim and she only covers her hair (technically also her face because of masks) and I’ve heard her mention Ramadan and reading The Quran (Sorry if I spelled those wrong) anyways I love your videos!!!!
My wife agreed, she studied and became convinced that the niqab is required. She wears only a black burqa with gloves, full face covering and an eye veil. As that is her free choice I support her and when we are in public I feel blessed that she has made that choice.
And as for those who are guilty of an indecency from among your women, call to witnesses against them four (witnesses) from among you; then if they bear witness confine them to the houses until death takes them away or Allah opens some way for them. Quran 4:15
Well Said!!! I think it’s important for the world to know there is going to be different options because religion is suppose to be a healthy challenge. Smilier to the English language some spell Color & others spell Colour. It is not met to be 1+1=2.
Informative video! Aside from the content, I wanted to add that I don't think the lighting was flattering for Garrett in this one, maybe cuz of all the green? There was like a gritty quality generally and his skin and teeth were very yellowing like a Simpson. Just pointing it out cuz I think that is a video editing thing.
Walaikum assalam! you can easily wear niqab using just a few scarves! I have some niqab tutorials that use only scarves on my channel - check them out!
Ahsanti sister, may Allah bless you and your husband. I’m a male, and I personally like actions taken when women decide to take niqab on. I’m also a Shia, so the Shia view has this view which is called, if the face is too beautiful, then its mandatory to take on niqab, if it’s under the category too-beautiful, then the minimum is that she should put on a hijab head covering.
Slight correction only in public or arpund people you could possibly marry..is that right? I think a womans choice on how she worships is between God and her..period! How beautiful to feeeel closer to God..im so heart touched by that statement because loving God comes before everything else and mere mortals view of us! Your eyes sparkle with light and i can actually tell the mood your in through those beautiful eyes and that beautiful kind character shining through the clothes you cover with! Much love always and RESPECT🙏✨👐🌹😚
Yes I don't believe it's mandatory. But I love the Niqab. And being white British. Alot of my husband's family in middle east tell me how beautiful I am and random people in street make comments. So I think it's for the best I wear Niqab. But I don't think it is compulsory since doing Hajj u can't wear it.
I live in the states and I never thought that American Muslim women who wore hijab or niqab were being forced. I always - even before I knew anything about Islam - other than it was a religion - just thought they wore it because it was their choice (I actually thought culture played a big role in it for a long time). I did and do still believe that Muslim woman in other countries are forced to wear hijab - because they are. Probably many of them would choose to do so regardless but many would choose not to as well. I would love to get to a place where Islam is truly a religion that can not be forced upon someone - wheee there is no compulsion. But we aren’t there yet. Too many women are living under rules and laws that force them to comply to a governments interpretation of Islam.
Interesting. You explained it well. I'm all for women being able and allowed to cover themselves however they see fit in accordance with their beliefs. I take serious issue with civil laws that either deny women the right to cover themselves or force them to do so. Both are oppression, and both are wrong. I do have a question: Why do you wear gloves?
So. We are told to dress modestly. Whatever that means to you. It’s encouraged because it is asked for by God. . That’s it right ? No explicit demand to cover the entire face and no forcing people to cover
Absolutely, there is nothing in the Quran that says that you must cover the face, however some women choose to for additional modesty and there is nothing wrong with that
@@ashez5584 some play it safe just in case. It was around during time of the prophet and Mary PBOH wore one so I get it. who you are on the inside and being loyal counts more then anything tho
my family (including me) all use hijab to just cover our hair but my older aunts all hide their face, so like when I get older (I’m still not 18) I’ll hide my face and get used to it early so it’s easy to wear it in public :D
And how do you know that someone else is wrong for sure!! Only God can judge that. We only pray for the best of guidance. Thats another reason I choose the veil, I am wearing a hijab by default-- and even if face covering isn't part of the religion I am not being sinned for it.
@@MehdinaTV God gave us brains so we could reason and think with his guidance. We are called to judge righteously. I am not saying this as a personal attack. I am the one who decided to subscribe and be a regular viewer since May of 2020. I have learned a lot from you and enjoy your videos. I value your perspective. That being said, Islam is false and Muhammad is evil. If you believe your religion is true then you believe that statement is less true. Muslims will site Surah 109 verse 6 in response to a disagreement like this. This is an abrogated verse. Sure it sounds good but it still doesn't mean anything. I'm not saying that the hijab and niqab are wrong or sinful. I'm saying that Islam is false and wrong. I know this and stand by this without a shadow of a doubt. I know this is a fact because I prayed to the one true God for guidance. You can pray for the best of guidance but at the end of the day, Allah is a false god. A false god can not and will not give good guidance.
@@scarlettrose9543 well that's ultimately just your opinion. You are entitled to it, but understand that billions of people disagree with you. Allah is the exact same God as the Christian and Jewish God. Have a beautiful day.
I personally believe n follow scholors who says d more u cover d better.. Den again it doesn't mean what someone is doing wrong.. I do cover my self up from head to toe apart from my eyes der is nothing u can see..
I've seen Muslim women before that wear a hijab but leave a bit of their hair uncovered in the front on top and they don't wear the covering that goes underneath the hijab to hide the hair. Why is this?
They might not be feeling ready to fully cover or they don't have the strength to cover fully. Faith comes in different levels so usually the stronger your faith is, the more sacrifices you'd be willing to make for the sake of Allah to cover more for Him etc.
If this is what makes you feel better connected with you god go for it. I fight it a tad bit strange, but I also find nudest colonies strange too..... I just sat "live the way you want to and do t let other peoples opinions affect you"
Lovely msg, we have to respect each others opinions on such matters. In terms of lack of hijab/niqab specifically, I think this quote by Mufti Menk covers it beautifully:
“When you see a female dressed in a manner that is unacceptable islamically, do not for a moment think that she is lower than you spiritually. If you do that, you are lower than her. Believe me, that is the teaching of your religion. She might have a link with her creator that you do not know about. She might have a heart that is tons better than yours. She might have one weakness that is outward, and you have 50 weaknesses that are hidden."
Yaa right. I agree with you sister. My mother also don't take hijab. And unfortunately religious ones judge her that she is not Muslim. She is Muslim by name. She is not religious bla,bla. She simply don't like it. Because she beliefs in Allah. So we should stop judging someone by outer appearance
@@saniatamanna7763 totally agreed!
Exactly, I believe that hijab is optional, I'm 16 and I do not intend on wearing it any time soon, I just dont feel the need to show people how religious I am by wearing it, because the relationship people have with god doesn't limit to a veil or an abaya, its deeper than that. I obviously respect all kind of hijabi and niqabis and I even think that those women are hella brave to basically give up on so many things for the sake of pleasing God buti really wish people would stop judging females who dont wear hijab, stop shaming them and stop constantly asking the to wear it, and stop trying to "advice" them by saying "if you dont wear it, you won't enter Janna". If a woman would wear hijab she'll do it for herself and her god not to please humans and males.
Wow that’s a beautiful quote!
That's powerful.. ❤❤
Again, I can never thank you guys enough for educating us nonmuslims on Islam. I’m pagan but I really like Islam and what it’s all about. Back in the day I was sceptic to the things that I thought was Islam that I now realized are only cultural things. I believe it’s so important that this content is out since there is so much misinformation on the internet. Sending you love and light💜 may god bless your day 💜
May you learn to see the beauty of Islam even more, I'm glad you respect it so much
I'm so happy for you ❤ I'm muslim but not hijabi and I believe covering the hair is actually a cultural thing, because even the men covered their hair and face so that the sand did not get into their eyes. In holy quran I never found in it written women should cover their hair it just speaks about dressing modesty, but there are different opinions like even nuns and religious jewish women cover their hair so hijab existed even before islam
@@bestanali6127sister covering hair is not cultural it's a part of our religion .
Please watch videos about what scholars have to say.
Sister I invite you to read the Quran and research about Islam.
In quran there is a verse which says
This is the book about which there is no doubt, guidance for those who are conscious of Allah.
@@Astaghfirullah_Alhamdulillah I have actually watched many videos of scholars like ali kayali ad muhamad shahrur, I have read some of their books too; they both claim that it is not obligated to cover hair in islam. Me myself have never read a verse in holy Quran about covering hair although I'm a lawyer and we studied shari'a law at college. No one in family wears hijab but if you could send me a link about hijab being an obligation I would be really thankful because I really don't want to disobey my God for this short life(in arabic dunya fanya). God bless you dear sister ❤
You guys are such a great team and thank you for educating us non Muslims. I love your channel!!!
I follow the opinion that the veil is *optional* but when you "choose" to wear it, you are bound by the same rules of hijab. Like you can't just make up your own rules how to cover when you feel like it. You either do it or you don't. Which is why I wear the 3 layer niqab that also covers the eyes.
But I respect any woman with the courage to cover herself. At any level. Because its too easy now a days to just walk around like anyone else, but its hard to wear your religion as a flag of honor when so many people are willing to put your life at risk just for being a part of that religion
Can you please explain the 3 layer niqab? I've seen them on TV before
Alhamdulillah
@@sidoniejordan-olsen7673 it's a niqab with 3 layers;
The first layer with the eye slit is closest to the face and is like other niqabs seen on these videos.
The second layer is the middle and covers the eyes but can be flipped back to also show the eyes but not the face.
The third layer usually just flips over the back.
Usually they are tiebacks but do come in velcro and other fastening types as well.
@@sidoniejordan-olsen7673 yes, the first llayer is the eye holes closest to face. Second layer is to cover the eyes, but can bee lifted if you are doing something like grocery shopping and you need to lift to readd or something like that. The third layer goes over the head, a d its to secure the niqab in place over your pony tail so that it can't be pulled off (well, not without an awful lot of force!) I have never seen them in velcro or snaps like the previous comment said, but it wohldn't surprise me if those were also available. Its just a safety precaution for me, because I am living in a nonMuslim majority country and have unfortunately have had people try to remove my head dress before.
I wear my niqab under my jilbab, which is annoutter layer of clothing and I tie my jilbab to the inside, under my ponytail, for the exact same reason. So, if someone wanted to remove any of my coverings they would really have to be strong and fight me for it.
@@cherachapin3826 omg who just touches other people like that though!!!! That's horrible!!!! I've seen those niqabies on news programs and I wondered if it was to help keep sand out of the ladies eyes. Thanks and God bless.
I’ve seen Muslim women cover everything I’ve seen some with just their eyes showing I’ve seen some with their face with traditional clothes some with just the head piece and more western culture clothes like jeans and a shirt I’ve seen some who don’t cover up at all
I think it’s cool seeing all the different ways some dress
Yes it's because it's a choice even though it's mandatory to be modest Allah still gives us free will.
Its all on which level you are in your faith and connection with Allah's Instructions.
"That doesn't give you the right to tell me what I'm following is wrong."
*applauds in admiration* 👏
Not right or wrong in itself but in my opinion it gives the right to refuse to grant a citizenship if this behaviour is in contradiction with the countries's rules, or refuse to hire someone if it doesn't match the regulations of the enterprise, because freedom goes both ways.
You guys are really amazing Allah bless you with happiness and keep you guys and all of us on his(true) way ameen
Masha’Allah You explained this topic very well❤️
i completely & 100% respect anyone who covers for any reason. it's their business, not mine. but this is one of the reasons i personally could never be religious. there are so many contradicting rules & opinions. it seems like no matter what, you're at risk of messing up, and that is so anxiety provoking to me. i could never keep up. props to you for living your values and speaking up about it.
Sister there is no contradiction in Islam.. Some people said its mandatory of covering your face because the wives of prophet SAW and the women who lived at His time were covering their faces too but the majority of scholars said its not compulsory because there are some situations a woman can not cover her face and Islam is practical and not complicated for example if you live in a non Muslim country and you are afraid of your life because some ignorants who are against Islam, you can remove your niqab and stay only with hijab and in severe cases you can also remove hijab.. Allah SWT said " So fear Allah as much as you are able" Quran 64:16.. We as Muslims should adhere to religion as much as we can.. I'm niqabi but my mother and sisters are not..
Thank you for the explanation 😊 I am not Muslim but I love your channel and you explain everything!
Aww that makes me feel so happy ❤️
I really like your videos! You always give useful and educational information, hi from Italy!! 🇮🇹
It is actually something differed upon among scholars. I agree with you, we shouldn’t come saying why are you doing niqab. It’s not required. In fact even if some want to say it’s not compulsory, we can all appreciate the fact that it’s a step closer to Allah. And shows amazing strength and piety in worshiping Allah. In the end none of us are wearing hijab or niqab for fun, we make that decision as a way of obeying Allah ( one God) and it’s not an obedience to men or society or what not. Most are doing it out of their wish to worship Allah and follow his commands.
Beautifully stated! 🥺
you both are great 😊 i grew up in a muslim family and moved to america when a few years ago and my sister wears a niqab, and i remember people in my high school would constantly question it, and they often brought up stereotypes (like she’s being forced to by men, or even teenage me!) i wish you both were around 6-7ish years ago 😭 would’ve saved me a lot of explaining! love your content 💜
When I get older I want to wear a niqab!🥰
Awww InShaAllah!!
@@MehdinaTV 🥰
Inshaa Allah
Inshallah! I started wearing niqab when I was 13 and have never taken it off since (over 16 years ago). Alhamdulillah it has helped me in ways I never thought - my asthma/allergies decreased, my faith increased, I was already protected when COVID forced everyone to cover this faces, and I’ve felt safe and protected everyday. I highly encourage it!
This was so beautifully and respectfully explained.
I follow the opinion that only the hijab is mandatory if there isn't any makeup or accessories but I cover my face because that's what prophet Mohammad's daughter Fatimah Alzahra did and we try our best to be like them
Difference of opinion is what I absolutely loooove about Islam! Total agreement about the fundamentals and giving people right to differ at less important things. I really believe it's something people should choose according to what their Heart tells them (and base it on opinion of scholars of course!)
This reminds me of a story. My grandma and her sister were at a restaurant many years ago. The proprietor, who it is reported didn't speak English very well, came up to my great aunt and said "you have the most beautiful eyes! Not the face, just the eyes."
My grandmother and great aunt laughed over this for years, and eventually I suggested that he might have come from a culture that doesn't think it's proper for men to see/look at women's faces and he was trying to be respectful. I don't know if that's the case, but it would explain the funny comment.
Mashallah you explained it very well ✨
It’s basically what your more comfortable with. :D
It should be based on research. We might have different ways of intepreteing, but no ruling should be about what we like and not like. Its not subjective like that, but I can understand why its easy to think that
@@Sunny-yl4rm oh ok thank you, i was born Muslim I knew that but thx.
It was my first time wearing niqab and I went to masjid and a sister who teaches the youth classes spoke to me and told me “I don’t know how comfortable you are with that thing but in this society you won’t get a job or letters of recommendation from your professors wearing that. You need to join their office hours and show them who you are and get to know them and let them get to know the you without that on your face”… it hurt so bad to hear that especially from an elder at the masjid and all the kids were saying “she looks scary” when I said salams to them… it felt really discouraging and hurtful …
Don’t listen to them sister. At the end of the day, Allah (swt) sees your good deeds. I also wear niqab and reached out to my professors and they were fine with it… Don’t let her comment discourage you. As for a job, it is hard especially if you’re in America but again I’d suggest you to apply either way. 🙂 May Allah (swt) make your niqab journey easier for you. 💐💗
Oh no. Don't worry for these people sister. I've had bad experiences in the masjid just being a revert and taking my kids. Some masajid r not welcoming.
I started wearing Niqab and so many people came up to me thinking I was someone else. and getting my youngest son from class two kids came up to me telling the teacher I'm there mom 😂
Allah swt knows ur struggles. And if you put ur trust in Allah swt you will be the one who benefits.
Sister I'm the only one who wears niqab in my family and I have heard these comments too but I ignore it and now I'm niqabi for more than 15 years alhamdulilah 😂 just remember that your riziq is at the hand of Allah SWT.. Allah SWT said : " *And there is no creature on earth but that upon Allah is its provision, and He knows its place of dwelling and place of storage. All is in a clear register* " Quran 11:6.. When you wear Niqab put in your niyah that you wear it for Allah SWT and when you please Allah SWT, He will surely makes others please with you.. Aishah [may Allah be pleased with her] said : Indeed I heard the Messenger of Allah (s.a.w) saying: *Whoever seeks Allah's pleasure by the people's wrath, Allah will suffice him from the people. And who ever seeks the people's pleasure by Allah's wrath, Allah will entrust him to the people* .. Jami` at-Tirmidhi 2414.. Grade :Hasan
Sister , never ever give up. There is many Jobs in the world a niqabi sister can do and don't worry for anyone who dislikes the niqab or the hijab. It's their problem , not yours. Be strong and patient that Allah has the ways to give you what you need in shaa Allah. Trust Allah and no one else. 🥰🥰
Nice! I'm a Muslim minor and you help a lot!! Personally, I don't wear a hijab or a niqab(idk how to say it) and this makes me feel better!
You explained that well.
Not Muslim but I've worn a hijab many times. I've actually had a Muslim woman niquabi, in Sudan, tell me I'm not a good Muslim for not wearing a niquab. I just thanked her, but in my head, I was thinking "dude, I'm not a Muslim at all."
Love your poison green (the brighter green Mubina is wearing looks like poison green - an early green fabric dye that was yep, poisonous, I think made with aresenic.)
Yeah wow.. I am sorry you received a comment like that, unfortunately our environment dictates how judgmental we can be. Therefore some niqabis are just taught they are the best and they start thinking they are. I can't blame those women completely for thinking that way. A good teacher is so so sooo important when it comes to religion.
I think a lot of religious folks can “lose the forest for the trees” sometimes. The purpose of religious traditions is to draw closer to God and your chosen faith. But some traditions work better for some and cause struggles for others.
I guess my point is we should all mind our own spiritual journeys more, and mind the business of others a bit less. I really think there’s is no one “right way” to practice a faith, just the way that you connect to best 😊
Before I learned more about Islam (and eventually converted) I thought it had to do with marital status. Only because the only hijabi I knew had an older sister who was married but wore the niqab and her mother also wore the niqab. I didn’t want to ask in case it was rude (plus I didn’t want to sound dumb lol) so I held that belief for a while.
No way subhan Allah that's interesting.
We learnt about Islam in school so knew the hijab was part of the Deen.
Fellow revert btw :)
May Allah swt guide us a to what is best ameen
@@WandererinAqaba I love meeting fellow reverts! My journey is still very new but I’m thrilled to be finding my way to Allah. Looking back I feel silly for not just asking but I really liked her and I was worried about offending her.
Mashallah! I hope Allah (swt) guides us all to the straight path and makes our imaan stronger 😊
Nobody can ever give a decent answer as to WHY MUSLIM MEN NEED NOT COVER THEIR FACES?! Because if BOTH were encouraged to cover their faces, people wouldn't have issue in it, but the fact that in Islam the rules are FAR STRICTER for women than they are for men, it's backward.
Bro search anything science wise females generally are more attractive and men get attracted more why is why they are told to lower their gaze smth they realize they have to do more than Muslim women since women have more rules for modesty and thus these rules are not followed by everyone. Also men covering faces like women I think counts as intimating them and trying to imitate the opposite gender from what I've heard is Haram
I'm not a scholar but this is what ik
Why do christian men not have to cover their chests?
Why do Muslim men have to have to provide Mahr, while other religions require a dowery or even a bride price. Why do christians not require any sort of financial stability for a young couple?
Why do some christians believe that women should wear skirts and men should wear pant, while some Asian cultures believe that men should wear the comfortable, free flowing garments while women have to wear the split legged garments?
Why do orthodox Jewish men not cut the hair over their temples, but it's ok for women?
Why are Jewish women allowed to cover their hair with realistic wigs, while Muslim women must use cloth?
Why do women now wear the high heels that were invented specifically for men in 17th century France?
Why do men and women have different hairstyles in almost every culture on the planet?
Why does Shinto give gender to everything, including inanimate objects and concepts like 'warm sunlight filtering through the trees'?
Why do some cultures consider women too weak to do manual labor, while some cultures consider plowing fields to he "woman's work"?
Because people are f*ckin weird.
Men are told to lower their gaze. They are not supposed to look at the opposite sex. Reguardless of how a woman dresses, its a "man's responsibility" NOT to look at her unless she is his wife. So, ask men why theynare not respecting women and themselves instead of acting like women are somehow oppressed 🥰
Also, men are NOT ALLOWED to impersonate women because if they did it would make the "bad" men able to get into places that are specifically for women and put women at risk.
@@nobody8328 Ever heard of "whataboutism"?
@@ophelian4646 Indeed I have. I've also heard rumors of things called reading comprehension and thoughtful discourse, but I'm starting to question the existence of those.
Claiming that yellow, violet and blue are all colors that most humans can see isn't whataboutism or an argument or any sort. It's simply a statement.
I'm not comparing anything to anything or attempting to turn the conversation in a different direction. I'm providing multiple examples of human behavior in order to answer the question "Why does Islam...".
"Why", imho, is because humans are weird, and I've backed my claim by giving numerous examples. My comment isn't about Islam or even religion, it's about humans. Islam doesn't make people weird, people make Islam weird, like they do everything else.
I would be sincerely interested in hearing alternate answers to the question.
Thank you for this video. I was one of the ones asking that question. And now I know and knowing is half the battle.
Thank you so much for sharing this information. I have wondered but was terrified of offending someone so I never asked.
Masha'Allah ❤ I also wear the hijab and niqab Alhumdulillah 🌹
It should always be your choice and it should be respected. How you choose to dress is your decision. Love you guys and keep the videos coming 🙂
Yes
I heard niqab is highly suggested in times of fitna. I feel we live in those times for sure and protecting our privacy as women does more good than harm. So for me i decided to wear the veil for those reasons. I feel really secured and comfortable and love it. The only times it gets difficult is from uneducated non Muslims or liberal Muslims giving me a hard time for it. I wish we could have our own little town in America where we’re Muslims just governing ourselves and have jobs within our diverse little community so hijabis and niqabis can live freely without the judgement.
Dear sister, I watch all your videos. You are a Queen of Islam. You are so polite & you don't add music in your videos that's why I respect you. May Allah bless u & your family. One question where are you from?
You see now I am most people I'm not a Muslim I am a Christian. But I am learning more about Muslim culture through actual Muslims like you guys. And I am learning a lot of differences between different female Muslims and what they're wearing with are not wearing. In personally a lot of them say it's a choice. Because I know they're some Muslim women that don't wear the face covering. I know there's some other movements that will just cover their mouths and their hair. I know some that are like you that cover your whole face but your eyes. And I've seen some Muslim women who just cover their mouth in their hair. They have their nose expose they have their forehead exposed. You know I've seen a couple of them not too many but I've seen a couple of them.
Allahmdulela I learned so much from u I really appreciate how u helped me learn all this I will be doing this everyday 😄
I always get happy when I watch your videos. I like how you tell it from your opinion, but never judge others. But how do you feel about burqa? I’m just curious. In my country Denmark, niqab is banned :/. But these strong women we have in Denmark are still fighting for it, they would never give up on their faith, which I think is very beautiful.
Best regards from Denmark 🇩🇰
Salaam.. I'm niqabi for long time, I start to wear it since I was 15 y.o and now I'm 32 y.o 😂 I'm the only one in my family who is niqabi and I love it because it gives me a feeling like I'm unique lool just kidding 🤭 anyways I love that you are open minded and you seem to understand the struggle of these women who wants to wear Niqab may Allah bless you..
@@Amy_omer that’s so strong of you. Stay on to your faith🙏🏻. What do you think about the burqa? I haven’t seen one wearing it yet, but to me i don’t care. Cause when you speak with someone on the phone you can’t see anything either
@@frederiksteffensen8699 I think burqa is a bit extreme but I know some girls who cover their eyes. For me I can't cover my eyes because I wear glasses and I have some problems in my vision..I had no problems communicating with men, in fact most of them treated me respectfully whether Muslim or non Muslim and my niqab didn't prevent them to know me as a person so as you wrote earlier you can understand anyone just by listening to their voices , you don't have to see their expression 👍
@@Amy_omer yeah I mean, aren’t we supposed to be free and live how we want? All this islamophobia makes me sad. Yeah I don’t need to see the face, I can hear the tone, and I can read their body language
@@frederiksteffensen8699 Mashallah you are very open minded and I like your logic, unfortunately there are many people who will disagree with you and think that Niqab is an oppression whether the girl wears it by her choice or not.. Let's hope one day they're going to change their mentality and see Islam as a religion similar to the rest of religions which have good and bad people not like a threatening religion !
You have beautiful eyes! 👁👁 ✨
So much respect to you thank you for helping us understand
Thank you for explaining this
This is the best way to operate in a world of diverse opinion. Although I'm not Muslim, I do hold certain beliefs that depart from the norm. It's best to acknowledge we're all trying our best and not everyone will see everything the same way as us.
May Allah bless you guys ❤ I only wear the hijab but would like to wear parda one day and there are some of my family that wear also I learnt in madressah that when the parda was revealed A'aishah RA and many of the sahabiyas wore it for the love of Islam subhanallah ❤
Marhaban and Alsalam Alakom
I don’t wear the niqab, but I will probably were it when I’m a little older.
Masha Allah, u two explained it well❤❤❤🇮🇳
So true! I’m also of the opinion that us Muslims are required to cover their faces with a scarf, but I still want every Muslim to be inclusive and nonjudgmental of one another. Just in the way that I would never take off my niqab if someone asked me to, I also shouldn’t force my beliefs onto anyone else. We are one brother and sisterhood in Islam, and stronger together ❤️
One of the first Allahuakbar .May Allah bless you 🕋
Exactly. For many things like this there is no one right way. There are different interpretations and everyone has to decide which seems the most accurate to them, because there is no way to know. So many religious people don't get that or maybe they know deep down, but like to feel superior.
You have a healthy approach to it all. Simply respecting others and don't forcing your believes on them (which usually doesn't work anyway). Instead you educate us which is always a good thing.😊
Good job!!
I follow the opinion that a correct hijab is mandatory. We have to remember that the meaning of hijab is not just headscarf/headcover.
You're eyes are so pretty :)
Mhm mashallah
Thank you
I'm really excited to try a niqab one day and I'm super excited to try one on already 🥰
You absolutely should! I have worn niqab for over 16 years. It’s such a blessing alhamdulillah. If you need help putting it on, I have some great niqab tutorials using scarves on my channel
Very well explained 👏🏽 👏🏽 ❤
Love the matching duo.
Love your message ❤ I don't follow any particular named religion, however Everyone's relationship with God is different, but no less valid.
Thank you for sharing this video.
Wearing a scarf is Fard but wearing head scarf and niqab is sunnah, and plus the niqab makes me abit uncomfrotble because i feel like i dont breath properly, so i only wear a scarf
I have a teacher who’s Muslim and she only covers her hair (technically also her face because of masks) and I’ve heard her mention Ramadan and reading The Quran (Sorry if I spelled those wrong) anyways I love your videos!!!!
My wife agreed, she studied and became convinced that the niqab is required. She wears only a black burqa with gloves, full face covering and an eye veil. As that is her free choice I support her and when we are in public I feel blessed that she has made that choice.
As a Muslim are you of the opinion that non Muslims have a right to choose what they want to wear without criticism?
Nice to know that neither is mandatory but full on respect those who do both!
today I just got my first 2 jilbabs(with face veils attached) I feel so pretty wearing them
I had to dig a lot to find this video. Than you!
Niqab isn't mandatory, but it is suggested. Importantly we cover the hair and chest.
Love and peace
And as for those who are guilty of an indecency from among your women, call to witnesses against them four (witnesses) from among you; then if they bear witness confine them to the houses until death takes them away or Allah opens some way for them. Quran 4:15
Well Said!!! I think it’s important for the world to know there is going to be different options because religion is suppose to be a healthy challenge. Smilier to the English language some spell Color & others spell Colour. It is not met to be 1+1=2.
Informative video! Aside from the content, I wanted to add that I don't think the lighting was flattering for Garrett in this one, maybe cuz of all the green? There was like a gritty quality generally and his skin and teeth were very yellowing like a Simpson. Just pointing it out cuz I think that is a video editing thing.
I love how y’all match!!!! 😆😆😆
Asalaam Alaykum,
I’ve wanted to wear niqab since I converted to Islam. Where do you buy your niqabs? Any recommendations? Thanks, jazak Allah kheir
Walaikum assalam! you can easily wear niqab using just a few scarves! I have some niqab tutorials that use only scarves on my channel - check them out!
Mehdi's smile ! 😊😊😊😊
Ahsanti sister, may Allah bless you and your husband.
I’m a male, and I personally like actions taken when women decide to take niqab on.
I’m also a Shia, so the Shia view has this view which is called, if the face is too beautiful, then its mandatory to take on niqab, if it’s under the category too-beautiful, then the minimum is that she should put on a hijab head covering.
Slight correction only in public or arpund people you could possibly marry..is that right? I think a womans choice on how she worships is between God and her..period! How beautiful to feeeel closer to God..im so heart touched by that statement because loving God comes before everything else and mere mortals view of us! Your eyes sparkle with light and i can actually tell the mood your in through those beautiful eyes and that beautiful kind character shining through the clothes you cover with! Much love always and RESPECT🙏✨👐🌹😚
There also are Niqabis that believe that it isn’t mandatory, but they choose to do it.
Yes Absolutely!
Yes I don't believe it's mandatory. But I love the Niqab. And being white British. Alot of my husband's family in middle east tell me how beautiful I am and random people in street make comments. So I think it's for the best I wear Niqab. But I don't think it is compulsory since doing Hajj u can't wear it.
I never really see women were the niqab because in my country it’s not allowed
Which country
Which country???
Yee! Absolutely!
I always thought it was just preference, but I never thought anyone was forced but I remember at one point thinking it was two different religions.
Can you add the evidence from the Quran in a future video? Recent convert and looking for more info on how to live properly. Love you guys!
Hi I love the serias it’s a great idea for people who don’t understand :) love yall -Sadie
you are sooo educational
I live in the states and I never thought that American Muslim women who wore hijab or niqab were being forced.
I always - even before I knew anything about Islam - other than it was a religion - just thought they wore it because it was their choice (I actually thought culture played a big role in it for a long time).
I did and do still believe that Muslim woman in other countries are forced to wear hijab - because they are. Probably many of them would choose to do so regardless but many would choose not to as well.
I would love to get to a place where Islam is truly a religion that can not be forced upon someone - wheee there is no compulsion. But we aren’t there yet.
Too many women are living under rules and laws that force them to comply to a governments interpretation of Islam.
I am early I guess btw I only wear the hijab but with a mask (even before COVID 19)
Great video really educational
Interesting. You explained it well. I'm all for women being able and allowed to cover themselves however they see fit in accordance with their beliefs. I take serious issue with civil laws that either deny women the right to cover themselves or force them to do so. Both are oppression, and both are wrong.
I do have a question: Why do you wear gloves?
So. We are told to dress modestly. Whatever that means to you. It’s encouraged because it is asked for by God. . That’s it right ? No explicit demand to cover the entire face and no forcing people to cover
Absolutely, there is nothing in the Quran that says that you must cover the face, however some women choose to for additional modesty and there is nothing wrong with that
@@ashez5584 some play it safe just in case. It was around during time of the prophet and Mary PBOH wore one so I get it. who you are on the inside and being loyal counts more then anything tho
The question is why hair needs to covered? Can you explain.
my family (including me) all use hijab to just cover our hair but my older aunts all hide their face, so like when I get older (I’m still not 18) I’ll hide my face and get used to it early so it’s easy to wear it in public :D
I like those gloves you wear.
Is it true that it’s haram (forbidden) to wear a niqab when you’re performing hajj?
Even though I am not Muslim, I think niqabs are very cool and the pretty and it’s a level of modesty I will never reach myself
Be proud of that. We are human beings who are not meant to be hidden away like objects.
@@englishlessonswithtracy1488 um most objects I see are not hidden....
I understand the point you are making and why. However, not all ideas, opinions, and beliefs are equal. Wrong is still wrong
And how do you know that someone else is wrong for sure!! Only God can judge that. We only pray for the best of guidance. Thats another reason I choose the veil, I am wearing a hijab by default-- and even if face covering isn't part of the religion I am not being sinned for it.
@@MehdinaTV God gave us brains so we could reason and think with his guidance. We are called to judge righteously. I am not saying this as a personal attack. I am the one who decided to subscribe and be a regular viewer since May of 2020. I have learned a lot from you and enjoy your videos. I value your perspective.
That being said, Islam is false and Muhammad is evil.
If you believe your religion is true then you believe that statement is less true. Muslims will site Surah 109 verse 6 in response to a disagreement like this. This is an abrogated verse. Sure it sounds good but it still doesn't mean anything.
I'm not saying that the hijab and niqab are wrong or sinful. I'm saying that Islam is false and wrong. I know this and stand by this without a shadow of a doubt. I know this is a fact because I prayed to the one true God for guidance.
You can pray for the best of guidance but at the end of the day, Allah is a false god. A false god can not and will not give good guidance.
@@scarlettrose9543 well that's ultimately just your opinion. You are entitled to it, but understand that billions of people disagree with you. Allah is the exact same God as the Christian and Jewish God. Have a beautiful day.
I thought you believed that the veil is not mandatory but you just wear it because it makes you feel more modest and makes you feel closer to God
Veil is mandatory
I personally believe n follow scholors who says d more u cover d better.. Den again it doesn't mean what someone is doing wrong.. I do cover my self up from head to toe apart from my eyes der is nothing u can see..
I've seen Muslim women before that wear a hijab but leave a bit of their hair uncovered in the front on top and they don't wear the covering that goes underneath the hijab to hide the hair. Why is this?
They might not be feeling ready to fully cover or they don't have the strength to cover fully. Faith comes in different levels so usually the stronger your faith is, the more sacrifices you'd be willing to make for the sake of Allah to cover more for Him etc.
Because everyone likes wearing it the way they want
It's a style 😂 u see it alot in Iran. And now it's common in Dubai etc
Thank you
If this is what makes you feel better connected with you god go for it. I fight it a tad bit strange, but I also find nudest colonies strange too..... I just sat "live the way you want to and do t let other peoples opinions affect you"
Are there people who believe that the Niqab is mandatory, but that the Hijab isn’t?
Mahallah beautiful video😍😍😍
Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh, alhamdullilah, barakallah ❤️
The women in the holy family of Prophet Muhammad PBUH covered all their body and their face too
Personally I don't have any thing against niqabi women I only wear the hijab but when people come and judge me on that it gets a bit furstating
thank u sis for explain to me
Ohh...that's why