Mashallah, my 11 year old daughter proposed an idea for our Muslimah sisters in India and France. She’s proposing that our sisters bypass these ridiculous laws by wearing hoodies and covid face masks. I promised her I’d post this comment. Look…we Muslims, because of the fact that we have no power or influence on this earth, need to start being creative and innovative by thinking of innovative ways to both adhere to Allah’s rules as well as the country’s rules.
Your daughter is very cute. But unfortunately that is not a solution. You are giving in. We are Muslims we are human we have rights. We shouldn't forever have to wear hoodie and dress like men. That's not right. Good try though.
Extremely well researched lecture on hijab. There is no doubt left that hijab is mandated in Quran for women. The karnataka high court must watch this lecture to understand the mandatory aspect of religious practice of hijab in Islam. To take a decision without understanding this lecture would be blasphemy on the part of karnataka high court. I request the author to forward a copy of this lecture to the chief justice of karnataka high court posthaste and to suspend the judgement till the lecture is perused well. No one pleaded to the court correctly and comprehensively the aspect of religious sanction of hijab practice in Islam as has been explained fully in this lecture, for the timely release of this video the author deserves much commendation.
Unfortunately for a long time starting with the so-called war on terror Muslim women covering their hair and Islamic teachings, in general, came under huge pressure. That's why many Muslims had to justify the hijab from a rational and cultural perspective and not a religious perspective. If you tried to justify the concept of hijab from a religious perspective you would be instantly vilified. Even in the Olympics, Muslim female athletes were only allowed to cover their hair after they said it was part of their culture, not religion. But Alhamdulillah now that the USA has finally lost the so-called war on terror Muslims are becoming brave again and speaking out. But a lot of damage has already been done and will take a long time to reverse the huge damage done to the Muslim community by the social and religious consequences of the so-called war on terror.
Masyaa Allah. Precisely and well explained. Well chosen words. The way he brought the issue and the flow was smooth and very clear. Good job, Dr.yasir qadhi. Thanks for the speech.
Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuhu..well said sheikh Dr.Yasir Qadhi..there are & will always be negative criticism but it takes a real man like you to raise these kinda topics..in fact being a male I've never heard any kinda arrogant talk against women coming from you..keep on doing whatever you are doing for the ummah brother & ignore uneducated narrow minded people
Assalumu Alaikum mashaallah. The topic was very well handled and made understood now it is our responsibility to abide to the Shariah. Jazakillahu khairan kasira. From Karnataka, India.
Thank you so much for this timely lecture/video. I have been waiting for this video since last week. It is always encouraging and also this is a high time our Muslim scholars need to speak up.
May Allahswt keep you in His Protection and give you a long and healthy life Ameen Shaiki try not to miss your lectures I do want to send them to different people if it is ok with you
Assalamu Alaikum, JazakAllahu Khayran for this explicit discussion regarding hijab... just to add that there is a particular manner, with respect, compassion and humility, to advise and Guide, regarding ALL matters.
MashaAllah YasirQadhi at his best as always. May Allahswt bless and protect him. He is great asset for the ummah always giving such beautiful and well researched lectures .
Mashallah Tabarakallah Shaikh. I've been eagerly waiting for this talk. As usual you don't disappoint. May Allah blessed you and your family and keep you safe. Amin
1 - Whoever says SubhanAllahi wa biHamdihi (Glory be to Allah and Praise Him) a hundred times during the day, his sins are wiped away, even if they are like the foam of the sea [Sahih al-Bukhari; #7:168, Sahih Muslim; #4:2071] 2 - whoever says SubhanAllahi wa biHamdihi, Subhan-Allahi 'l-`adheem (Glory be to Allah, and Praise, Glory be to Allah, the Supreme) Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) said: "Two words are light on the tongue, weigh heavily in the balance, they are loved by the Most Merciful One " [Sahih al-Bukhari; #7:67, Sahih Muslim, #4:2071]
Mashallah JazkumAllsh Karen shake if we are having a problem with your khutba this means our guilt we are the problem my Allah SWT grant us his mercy and forgives
Alhamdullillah, love listening to your lectures, may Allah swt reward you immensely with the best of both the worlds’ Aameen Having said that in the last part of the lecture u mention other arkans like salat and zakat and said they’re different when compared to hijab. My question to you Sheikh Yasir is , how are they different? If u read the first ayat of surah Noor Allah Swt emphasizes that everything in the surah is fard. Hijab being one of them, besides number of other injunctions. Trying to learn from scholars like you. سُورَةٌ أَنزَلْنَـٰهَا وَفَرَضْنَـٰهَا وَأَنزَلْنَا فِيهَآ ءَايَـٰتٍۭ بَيِّنَـٰتٍۢ لَّعَلَّكُمْ تَذَكَّرُونَ ١ Jazakumallahukhairan
I understood that hijab is fard ( the Shaykh explicitely said it is fard ) but it is not, i would say, a pillar ( pne of the pillars of deen like salat or fasting Ramadhan ). I hope i am not mistaken.
The best thing is to read and learn, make salat, deepen our iman, and try our best to live our lives similar to the wives of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (SAW). A certain section of the catholic nuns spoke to the priest separated by a screen; they also wore the hijab and the niqab.
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Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatoh Shaykh, I don’t know if you have time to read these comments and answer questions, but if you have staff for such or you did read them, I will ask. You mentioned that the Prophet, salla Allahu alaihi wa salami, wiped over his khimaar. This brings me to ask, can I wipe over my ‘hijab’, my khimaar? In public washrooms or parks, making wudu isn’t always exactly receptive, and the access to wiping over the hair and the ears isn’t easy. Can we wipe over our hijab and go under it to wipe the ears?
Malaysia Islamic country, my own country, 90rnhub took second place. And hijab always trending on there. Niqab almost got 50M views. Even ustazah's become popular in 53x stories. So think about it again.
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Sheikh what's your opinion on wearing a headscarf along with a loose-long coat/ jacket over the casual clothes? By headscarf I mean a shawl which is wrapped, covering the hair, not necessarily extending over the bosom. And instead of extending the shawl over the Bosom wear a loose-long blazer/coat over the clothes worn underneath? My purpose behind this question is weather if we can as Muslim women can take the Khimar mixed with fashion, following the regulations prescribed suit out clothing to blend with the contemporary society. Muslim women live across different parts of the world. Each with different styles of clothing in their own communities. Can we incorporate into our Deen modest sense of fashion, not only making it open to other sisters to wear the Khimar but also show to the non Muslims that we can practice our Deen and still live a part of modern society. Many sisters I know of give up wearing Khimar because it's so alien to what we see other wear. Can't we as Muslim women use modern fashion WHILE following the Arkans of wearing the Khimar into our style of clothing. I would be much appreciated if you would take consideration in answering this, because keeping up with modern society as well as Islamic values can be done hand in hand. It doesn't have to be a choice. Suggested above is a way which combines the two, believe. Please give your view on this situation
Born muslimaat are already wearing napkins on their head. They are wearing tight pants with those colourful nappies. Purpose of covering is not to attract men, when the verse was revealed, women dragged even bedsheet to cover themselves They resembled crows Why we wear black is because it is easy to maintain, it doesn't display stains. For special occasions we can wear colourful Jilbab
Alhamdullah I have just started taking Hajab There are two male servants who come inside the house I am confused should I observe Hajab even inside the house in front of them ?
sister! If you read the mentioned verse 31 of surah noor carefully you will the get answer that it is permissible to show the servents your zeenah إِنْشَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ
This became issue after 6 among 70 girls wear hijab in that school, it was only a few asking for it .People things that It could not be obligation while the remaining girls were not wearing hijab, this is what hurts a lot.Yes, we could not force them .may allah guide us
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Assalamualikum... I am also researching on it " difference between the faith and culture".... I hope I will be beaten someday by the people of my society/ 👥👥👥👥👥👥👥👥👥community
I love your lecture Dr. Qadhi but there are 2 corrections, 1) please don't compare "Hijab is my choice" to " Mera jism meri marzi" it's our (hijabi women's) insult, both slogans even though they sound similar have very different ideology and agenda and opposition. It's like saying " BLACK lives matter" and " All lives matter" are same slogans. 2) we are not saying Hijab is my choice to Allah or in an Islamic context, we are saying hijab is my choice in public domain where no one can force us to were anything or remove anything. Just like praying is fard but in Islamic context not in public domain, so I can't force an adult to pray. Eg. Murder is prohibited in Islamic and public domain so I can stop you forcefully when you are killing some one but I can't do that when it comes to praying or fasting or hijab or beard etc. In those matters you have a choice to abide by Allah's rules or bare the consequences.
But his first point is precisely that the public domain suffers when Allah's rules are not followed. I'm not saying that Hijab should be forced, but it can be (and should be) a matter of public discourse.
Sometimes I'm saddened by how no matter how clearly you explain things Sheikh, people are still not going to listen to the whole thing and will pick and choose only that which they wanna hear. I've seen some people misinterpreting your lectures from long ago which said a similar thing, that "hijab is not as important as salah," and they use it to justify them not wearing the hijab.
@@iamhijabsterz9556 If what you're trying to say is that men shouldn't talk about hijab because it could easily be misused by Islamophobes to say Muslim men force things onto their women, then I think your comment is a bit misplaced. Because I was simply saying I'm saddened. I don't see how that could be misinterpreted to say the above.
I'm sorry brother, but all that is being requested is to cover their breasts. The head covering was already part of their cultural fashion. Not that the headscarf is mandatory. The mandatory part was to cover the breasts.
HIJAB IS NOT A CULTURAL FASHION as in the fashion industry. It's commanded by our creator to keep us safe from lecherous looks among other things. There is no compulsion in our religion. We are given the choice between right and wrong.
What about the Quran? What does the Quran say about the hijab? Did you know that the word "hijab" is mentioned 8 times in the Quran but none fits your narrative of the "hijab!" In these 2 verses, "hijab" could be taken to mean "veil" but it does NOT fit your narrative of a "hijab." 38:32 He said, 'I have preferred the love of niceties to the remembrance of my Lord-until it disappeared behind the veil 42:51 It is not for any human that God should speak to him, except by inspiration, or from behind a veil, or by sending a messenger to reveal by His permission whatever He wills. He is All-High, All-Wise On the other 6 instances, the word "hijab" is taken to mean either "a partition" or a "screen" or "a barrier." Without a doubt your definition of a "hijab" to mean "covering for your women folk" is just the invention of your revered religious scholars which you, either consciously or otherwise, helped propagate. salam.
You will find the context of those verses in the biography of the life of Prophet , upon whom those verses were revealed. Obviously a word may have a different meaning in different sentences, it is a common feature in every language.
@@Omar-yh4mc So, who is this "we" and are you making it simple for Satan to mislead people? If the Quran does not use the word "hijab" as you would have liked, why do you keep repeating the same mistakes by people before you. Go read the Quran and you will come across verses such as this: 2:75 So can you [believers] hope that such people will believe you, when some of them used to hear the words of God and then deliberately twist them, even when they understood them? You know people have deliberately changed the meaning of Allah's word since the beginning of time, yes? You doing the same devilish thing in 2022 still doesn't make it right, does it now? Hope you realize your greatest sin before death catches up on you. salam.
@@Omar-yh4mc Yo, bro... you must spare some of your precious time to learn from the Quran because what you think is true is actually false especially when it involves the "majority of humans!" 5:49 And that you judge between them by what (has) revealed Allah and (do) not follow their vain desires and beware of them lest they tempt you away from some (of) what has revealed Allah to you. And if they turn away then know that only intends Allah to afflict them for some (of) their sins. And indeed, the majority of the people (are) defiantly disobedient. 6:128 And (the) Day He will gather them all, (and will say), "O assembly (of) [the] jinn! Certainly, you have (misled) the majority of the mankind." And will say their friends among the men, "Our Lord profited some of us by others, and we have reached our term which You appointed for us." He will say, "The Fire (is) your abode, will abide forever in it, except (for) what wills Allah Indeed, your Lord (is) All-Wise, All-Knowing. Don't take my word for it but go study the Quran for yourself and go find if Allah has ever said that the "majority of humans" will enter Paradise. salam.
1) He linked awra with promuscuity but there are African tribes where the women don't cover their breasts and it's normal and they have no promuscuity issues or not more than any other culture where women do cover their breasts. So this would be a point for awra linked to cultural context. There is promuscuity even in countries where hijab is worn. 2) There are neurological experiments done with addiction to porn and this dopamine shows up on a different time-point (I think it was after the orgasm) and not when watching porn therefore concluding that porn is not addictive per se. The addiciton is not more different than one who likes to masturbate without porn or one having an higher biological sex drive. BUT it does have a social negative impact (human trafficking, women in need for money, child abuse, etc.)!!! 3) Adam and Eve (as) covered their awra with leaves. Is it practical for Eve to cover her whole body with leaves while caring for her children without worrying that one leaf might fall off and still be comfortable in walking and caring her children? Even in the sharia, slave women were not obliged to wear hijab because of their duties and in the slave market, slave-women were sometimes naked to assess their feasability. 4) The Quranic terms are very general so it can be applied throughout cultures according to their norms. The verse also implied that they already wore the khumr which is not always the case in every culture. The one extra thing the women were commanded was to cover their breasts which Arab culture knew that if they did not cover thir bosoms, these women were flirting with modesty according to their norms since revelation did not come yet. The women just wanted to be seen and did not care that much for modesty. Even in the Western culture it is known that women wearing short skirts and low-cut are drawing attention. Since Allah did not specify "Woman's beauty", scholars are interpreting beauty according to their cultural opbringing. Imagine a Western scholar who has no idea of the Arab culture was interpreting women's beauty. The norms for women's beauty changed througout culture and history. 5) "Stomp their feet" is not done in Western culture but the wisdom again is to not draw attention again linked to cultural norms (e.g. walking too sexy, lol) 6) Commandment for jilbaab was directed to the wives for the prophet (as) because they draw extra attention like queens and princesses or like other wives of leaders/rulers. And again they were not slave-women doing hard chores. 7) All those school of thoughts were based in cultures were it was prevalent that noble women covered themselves without revelation. Therefore already setting some standards.
i am sorry but these are the most desperate explanations adapted by people to disobey the Hijab commandments of Allah . No point of arguing here but these are all very ridiculous and intentional twisting the aayaat of quran as per ones whims and desires and this is nothing new. the jews did this and Allah condemns them in Quran .
As a woman I feel proud of the Islamic rulings of Hijab. Alhumdulillah for Islam.
Mashallah, my 11 year old daughter proposed an idea for our Muslimah sisters in India and France. She’s proposing that our sisters bypass these ridiculous laws by wearing hoodies and covid face masks. I promised her I’d post this comment.
Look…we Muslims, because of the fact that we have no power or influence on this earth, need to start being creative and innovative by thinking of innovative ways to both adhere to Allah’s rules as well as the country’s rules.
Your daughter is very cute. But unfortunately that is not a solution. You are giving in. We are Muslims we are human we have rights. We shouldn't forever have to wear hoodie and dress like men. That's not right. Good try though.
Fear Allah dear Sisters ❤
Extremely well researched lecture on hijab. There is no doubt left that hijab is mandated in Quran for women. The karnataka high court must watch this lecture to understand the mandatory aspect of religious practice of hijab in Islam.
To take a decision without understanding this lecture would be blasphemy on the part of karnataka high court. I request the author to forward a copy of this lecture to the chief justice of karnataka high court posthaste and to suspend the judgement till the lecture is perused well. No one pleaded to the court correctly and comprehensively the aspect of religious sanction of hijab practice in Islam as has been explained fully in this lecture, for the timely release of this video the author deserves much commendation.
Unfortunately for a long time starting with the so-called war on terror Muslim women covering their hair and Islamic teachings, in general, came under huge pressure. That's why many Muslims had to justify the hijab from a rational and cultural perspective and not a religious perspective. If you tried to justify the concept of hijab from a religious perspective you would be instantly vilified. Even in the Olympics, Muslim female athletes were only allowed to cover their hair after they said it was part of their culture, not religion. But Alhamdulillah now that the USA has finally lost the so-called war on terror Muslims are becoming brave again and speaking out. But a lot of damage has already been done and will take a long time to reverse the huge damage done to the Muslim community by the social and religious consequences of the so-called war on terror.
@@laylaali5977 nobody understands that anyways
@@laylaali5977 I agree but wahabiism seems to be the predominant way of thinking in the west now unfortunatly
Masyaa Allah. Precisely and well explained. Well chosen words. The way he brought the issue and the flow was smooth and very clear. Good job, Dr.yasir qadhi. Thanks for the speech.
جزاک الله خیرا
Very well said. Educate a girl and she will become torchbearer of Islam
Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuhu..well said sheikh Dr.Yasir Qadhi..there are & will always be negative criticism but it takes a real man like you to raise these kinda topics..in fact being a male I've never heard any kinda arrogant talk against women coming from you..keep on doing whatever you are doing for the ummah brother & ignore uneducated narrow minded people
JazakAllahukhair shaik,very well explained May Allah s.t always keep you and your family in his Rahma.
Aameen ya Rabb 🤲💯
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Assalumu Alaikum mashaallah. The topic was very well handled and made understood now it is our responsibility to abide to the Shariah. Jazakillahu khairan kasira. From Karnataka, India.
Extremely well researched, timely and important lecture. May Allah SWT reward you and save from this evil.
Aslam alaikum wa rehmatuallah he wa barakatahu. Jazak Allah for the spot on lecture. May Allah guide us all to the straight path.
May Allah reward you my brother for addressing this filthy issue
Best explanation I have ever heard. Allah Subhana wa Ta'ala Bless Br. Syakh Yasir Qadhi, Aameen thumma Aameen Ya Rubbul Alemeen
Thank you so much for this timely lecture/video. I have been waiting for this video since last week. It is always encouraging and also this is a high time our Muslim scholars need to speak up.
May Allah continue to bless you and protect you from all evil eyes
Dr yasser qadhi yu never dissapoint mashallh i love listening to th way yu tackle these modern times phenomenons complete with verses n ahaadiith
Ma shaa Allah
Beautiful and well covered lecture about (1) Khimar; (2) Hijab; (3) “another meaning” of Hijab (curtain) for the wives of the Prophet👍😍
Wow I love 💕 Dr Yasir Qadhi lectures may Allah bless you fidunia walaakhira + everyone who has helped in this da,'awa video
Masha allah.. I was looking for clarity on this topic. Very well explained.
May Allahswt keep you in His Protection and give you a long and healthy life Ameen Shaiki try not to miss your lectures I do want to send them to different people if it is ok with you
Subhanallah. This is an easily uncomfortable topic for me but you delivered the point just the way I needed to hear it.
Jazakallah brother YASIR QAZI
Very well explained. Thank you so much I was waiting for this lecture
Maansha’Allah! Excellent explanation,. May Allah take you the highest ( Janna Fardowsa)
Ma shā Allāh amazing explanation and breakdown.
Love from Myanmar sheikh
Assalamu Alaikum,
JazakAllahu Khayran for this explicit discussion regarding hijab... just to add that there is a particular manner, with respect, compassion and humility, to advise and Guide, regarding ALL matters.
MashaAllah sheikh an eye opening lecture. JazakAllah khairun.The “modernist” Muslims need to listen.
JazakAllah for the detailed lecture because it's very beneficial. May Allah protect all of us from the whispers and traps of shaitaan. Ameen
Jazakallaha
MashaAllah YasirQadhi at his best as always. May Allahswt bless and protect him. He is great asset for the ummah always giving such beautiful and well researched lectures .
(❤Allahu akbar ❤)
Mashaallah shaik you made this topic well exlpained thank you very much you enlighten us for every lecture we heared from you.
very important topic and explaining well shaykh Dr. Qadhi covered.
Mashallah Tabarakallah Shaikh. I've been eagerly waiting for this talk. As usual you don't disappoint. May Allah blessed you and your family and keep you safe. Amin
Mashallah sheick may Allah reward you abundantly
Masha Allah tabarakallah
Assalamualaikum! Thank you for enlighting the issue about the hijab. Salamualaikum.
Beautiful explanation 👌
Excellent
1 - Whoever says SubhanAllahi wa biHamdihi (Glory be to Allah and Praise Him) a hundred times during the day, his sins are wiped away, even if they are like the foam of the sea [Sahih al-Bukhari; #7:168, Sahih Muslim; #4:2071]
2 - whoever says SubhanAllahi wa biHamdihi, Subhan-Allahi 'l-`adheem (Glory be to Allah, and Praise, Glory be to Allah, the Supreme)
Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) said: "Two words are light on the tongue, weigh heavily in the balance, they are loved by the Most Merciful One " [Sahih al-Bukhari; #7:67, Sahih Muslim, #4:2071]
Really we need information about this subject.
Alhamdo lillah bro sheikh
Excellent explanation
Ameen 🤲🏼🤲🏼🤲🏼🌙🌙🌙🧎🏽🧎🏽♀️🕌😢
I've never seen the sheikh so worried.thank you.
Subhan Allah
Alhamdulillah
Aameen.
Mashallah JazkumAllsh Karen shake if we are having a problem with your khutba this means our guilt we are the problem my Allah SWT grant us his mercy and forgives
Sheikh please shed light on the Western Hypocracy on the issue as in the previous talk you shed light on the Algeria and France commotion.
Indeed this is the true nature of most western societies.
Salaam walekum
Is it primisable to give for Norvigen mosque build from Zaka money?
Please full fill me
Jzkhair
Alhamdullillah, love listening to your lectures, may Allah swt reward you immensely with the best of both the worlds’ Aameen
Having said that in the last part of the lecture u mention other arkans like salat and zakat and said they’re different when compared to hijab. My question to you Sheikh Yasir is , how are they different? If u read the first ayat of surah Noor Allah Swt emphasizes that everything in the surah is fard. Hijab being one of them, besides number of other injunctions.
Trying to learn from scholars like you.
سُورَةٌ أَنزَلْنَـٰهَا وَفَرَضْنَـٰهَا وَأَنزَلْنَا فِيهَآ ءَايَـٰتٍۭ بَيِّنَـٰتٍۢ لَّعَلَّكُمْ تَذَكَّرُونَ ١
Jazakumallahukhairan
I understood that hijab is fard ( the Shaykh explicitely said it is fard ) but it is not, i would say, a pillar ( pne of the pillars of deen like salat or fasting Ramadhan ). I hope i am not mistaken.
@Epic Masjid where I can find the lecture he keeps referring he did day before?
The best thing is to read and learn, make salat, deepen our iman, and try our best to live our lives similar to the wives of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (SAW). A certain section of the catholic nuns spoke to the priest separated by a screen; they also wore the hijab and the niqab.
Being a Muslim by Choice💛 or by Chance 🕶 Blind Love & Faith is not beneficial in both the worlds
Life is a Test of Choices of
Halal 💛 or Haram 🖤
God is One ☝💯 & unique
He his not like his Creations
Monotheism for Tranquillity
Creator knows what's best for humanity for Guidence & Salvation,
Qur'an💫💯💛🌠 is a Serious book for people with knowledge & Faith & Intellect for a meaningful & Successfull & purposeful Life & Hereafter
Allah bless you & Ummah with Shifa & Hidayat & Khair o Affiyah Ameen 🤲
Wellwisher for Paradise ✨
Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatoh Shaykh,
I don’t know if you have time to read these comments and answer questions, but if you have staff for such or you did read them, I will ask.
You mentioned that the Prophet, salla Allahu alaihi wa salami, wiped over his khimaar. This brings me to ask, can I wipe over my ‘hijab’, my khimaar? In public washrooms or parks, making wudu isn’t always exactly receptive, and the access to wiping over the hair and the ears isn’t easy. Can we wipe over our hijab and go under it to wipe the ears?
Pornography is an addiction, THAT'S ABSOLUTELY CORRECT
Malaysia Islamic country, my own country, 90rnhub took second place. And hijab always trending on there. Niqab almost got 50M views. Even ustazah's become popular in 53x stories. So think about it again.
@@iamhijabsterz9556 not getting what are you thinking about
How to ask a question
Can someome please share a link to the first part?
Can a woman after a certain age or old age remove the head scarf or hijab?
Hijab / Modesty is part of faith💛 & beauty🌟 & Intellect 💫for Purification💟 of Heart's💞 & Soul ⚡ , Believers pray & Obey with Understanding & Patience with Practicing Deen According to Qur'an💫💫☝💯 & Sunnah☪️ for Success of both the worlds, Worship One Creator,
not his Creations , ✨ Dreams R Unlimited ✨ But
Life is Limited, ⏳🌐❓ Wellwisher for Paradise
Real problem of exposing women explained
Sheikh what's your opinion on wearing a headscarf along with a loose-long coat/ jacket over the casual clothes?
By headscarf I mean a shawl which is wrapped, covering the hair, not necessarily extending over the bosom.
And instead of extending the shawl over the Bosom wear a loose-long blazer/coat over the clothes worn underneath?
My purpose behind this question is weather if we can as Muslim women can take the Khimar mixed with fashion, following the regulations prescribed suit out clothing to blend with the contemporary society. Muslim women live across different parts of the world. Each with different styles of clothing in their own communities. Can we incorporate into our Deen modest sense of fashion, not only making it open to other sisters to wear the Khimar but also show to the non Muslims that we can practice our Deen and still live a part of modern society. Many sisters I know of give up wearing Khimar because it's so alien to what we see other wear. Can't we as Muslim women use modern fashion WHILE following the Arkans of wearing the Khimar into our style of clothing.
I would be much appreciated if you would take consideration in answering this, because keeping up with modern society as well as Islamic values can be done hand in hand. It doesn't have to be a choice.
Suggested above is a way which combines the two, believe. Please give your view on this situation
When it come to fashion, it haram
Born muslimaat are already wearing napkins on their head. They are wearing tight pants with those colourful nappies.
Purpose of covering is not to attract men, when the verse was revealed, women dragged even bedsheet to cover themselves
They resembled crows
Why we wear black is because it is easy to maintain, it doesn't display stains. For special occasions we can wear colourful Jilbab
You can wear until and unless it doesn't show up your boldness..
Alhamdullah I have just started taking Hajab There are two male servants who come inside the house I am confused should I observe Hajab even inside the house in front of them ?
sister! If you read the mentioned verse 31 of surah noor carefully you will the get answer that it is permissible to show the servents your zeenah إِنْشَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ
So long as they're not relatives (Mahram), you should cover up
This became issue after 6 among 70 girls wear hijab in that school, it was only a few asking for it .People things that It could not be obligation while the remaining girls were not wearing hijab, this is what hurts a lot.Yes, we could not force them .may allah guide us
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What's the name of the reciter at beginning if video?
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Assalamualikum... I am also researching on it " difference between the faith and culture".... I hope I will be beaten someday by the people of my society/ 👥👥👥👥👥👥👥👥👥community
I love your lecture Dr. Qadhi but there are 2 corrections,
1) please don't compare "Hijab is my choice" to " Mera jism meri marzi" it's our (hijabi women's) insult, both slogans even though they sound similar have very different ideology and agenda and opposition. It's like saying " BLACK lives matter" and " All lives matter" are same slogans.
2) we are not saying Hijab is my choice to Allah or in an Islamic context, we are saying hijab is my choice in public domain where no one can force us to were anything or remove anything.
Just like praying is fard but in Islamic context not in public domain, so I can't force an adult to pray.
Eg. Murder is prohibited in Islamic and public domain so I can stop you forcefully when you are killing some one but I can't do that when it comes to praying or fasting or hijab or beard etc.
In those matters you have a choice to abide by Allah's rules or bare the consequences.
But his first point is precisely that the public domain suffers when Allah's rules are not followed.
I'm not saying that Hijab should be forced, but it can be (and should be) a matter of public discourse.
Ghazwah Hind.
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Allah says draw your khimar over your chest. He doesn't say you must wear a khimar as well. Wasn't khimar part of the culture then?
Please also do a discussion of Niqab or the face covering, as the discussion on khimar, jilbab and hijab. Jazakallahu Khairan.
24:03?? Not as important?
Sometimes I'm saddened by how no matter how clearly you explain things Sheikh, people are still not going to listen to the whole thing and will pick and choose only that which they wanna hear. I've seen some people misinterpreting your lectures from long ago which said a similar thing, that "hijab is not as important as salah," and they use it to justify them not wearing the hijab.
Can i say you guys use religion to justify people who judg and force me? You really hate this right?
@@iamhijabsterz9556 point not clear.
@@iamhijabsterz9556 If what you're trying to say is that men shouldn't talk about hijab because it could easily be misused by Islamophobes to say Muslim men force things onto their women, then I think your comment is a bit misplaced. Because I was simply saying I'm saddened. I don't see how that could be misinterpreted to say the above.
Plus d NORMS of same sex marriages,this ruins d essence of men and women marriages
Alhamdulillah for God. Not man made religion !!!
I'm sorry brother, but all that is being requested is to cover their breasts. The head covering was already part of their cultural fashion. Not that the headscarf is mandatory. The mandatory part was to cover the breasts.
HIJAB IS NOT A CULTURAL FASHION as in the fashion industry. It's commanded by our creator to keep us safe from lecherous looks among other things.
There is no compulsion in our religion. We are given the choice between right and wrong.
What about the Quran? What does the Quran say about the hijab?
Did you know that the word "hijab" is mentioned 8 times in the Quran but none fits your narrative of the "hijab!"
In these 2 verses, "hijab" could be taken to mean "veil" but it does NOT fit your narrative of a "hijab."
38:32 He said, 'I have preferred the love of niceties to the remembrance of my Lord-until it disappeared behind the veil
42:51 It is not for any human that God should speak to him, except by inspiration, or from behind a veil, or by sending a messenger to reveal by His permission whatever He wills. He is All-High, All-Wise
On the other 6 instances, the word "hijab" is taken to mean either "a partition" or a "screen" or "a barrier."
Without a doubt your definition of a "hijab" to mean "covering for your women folk" is just the invention of your revered religious scholars which you, either consciously or otherwise, helped propagate.
salam.
You will find the context of those verses in the biography of the life of Prophet , upon whom those verses were revealed. Obviously a word may have a different meaning in different sentences, it is a common feature in every language.
@@Umme-45 Please quote the surah & verse numbers if you really did read the Quran and you are not lying.
salam.
@@Omar-yh4mc So, who is this "we" and are you making it simple for Satan to mislead people?
If the Quran does not use the word "hijab" as you would have liked, why do you keep repeating the same mistakes by people before you. Go read the Quran and you will come across verses such as this:
2:75 So can you [believers] hope that such people will believe you, when some of them used to hear the words of God and then deliberately twist them, even when they understood them?
You know people have deliberately changed the meaning of Allah's word since the beginning of time, yes?
You doing the same devilish thing in 2022 still doesn't make it right, does it now?
Hope you realize your greatest sin before death catches up on you.
salam.
@@Omar-yh4mc Yo, bro... you must spare some of your precious time to learn from the Quran because what you think is true is actually false especially when it involves the "majority of humans!"
5:49 And that you judge between them by what (has) revealed Allah and (do) not follow their vain desires and beware of them lest they tempt you away from some (of) what has revealed Allah to you. And if they turn away then know that only intends Allah to afflict them for some (of) their sins. And indeed, the majority of the people (are) defiantly disobedient.
6:128 And (the) Day He will gather them all, (and will say), "O assembly (of) [the] jinn! Certainly, you have (misled) the majority of the mankind." And will say their friends among the men, "Our Lord profited some of us by others, and we have reached our term which You appointed for us." He will say, "The Fire (is) your abode, will abide forever in it, except (for) what wills Allah Indeed, your Lord (is) All-Wise, All-Knowing.
Don't take my word for it but go study the Quran for yourself and go find if Allah has ever said that the "majority of humans" will enter Paradise.
salam.
We do not use word Hijab instead Jilbab, Khimar
1) He linked awra with promuscuity but there are African tribes where the women don't cover their breasts and it's normal and they have no promuscuity issues or not more than any other culture where women do cover their breasts. So this would be a point for awra linked to cultural context. There is promuscuity even in countries where hijab is worn.
2) There are neurological experiments done with addiction to porn and this dopamine shows up on a different time-point (I think it was after the orgasm) and not when watching porn therefore concluding that porn is not addictive per se. The addiciton is not more different than one who likes to masturbate without porn or one having an higher biological sex drive. BUT it does have a social negative impact (human trafficking, women in need for money, child abuse, etc.)!!!
3) Adam and Eve (as) covered their awra with leaves. Is it practical for Eve to cover her whole body with leaves while caring for her children without worrying that one leaf might fall off and still be comfortable in walking and caring her children? Even in the sharia, slave women were not obliged to wear hijab because of their duties and in the slave market, slave-women were sometimes naked to assess their feasability.
4) The Quranic terms are very general so it can be applied throughout cultures according to their norms. The verse also implied that they already wore the khumr which is not always the case in every culture. The one extra thing the women were commanded was to cover their breasts which Arab culture knew that if they did not cover thir bosoms, these women were flirting with modesty according to their norms since revelation did not come yet. The women just wanted to be seen and did not care that much for modesty. Even in the Western culture it is known that women wearing short skirts and low-cut are drawing attention. Since Allah did not specify "Woman's beauty", scholars are interpreting beauty according to their cultural opbringing. Imagine a Western scholar who has no idea of the Arab culture was interpreting women's beauty. The norms for women's beauty changed througout culture and history.
5) "Stomp their feet" is not done in Western culture but the wisdom again is to not draw attention again linked to cultural norms (e.g. walking too sexy, lol)
6) Commandment for jilbaab was directed to the wives for the prophet (as) because they draw extra attention like queens and princesses or like other wives of leaders/rulers. And again they were not slave-women doing hard chores.
7) All those school of thoughts were based in cultures were it was prevalent that noble women covered themselves without revelation. Therefore already setting some standards.
i am sorry but these are the most desperate explanations adapted by people to disobey the Hijab commandments of Allah . No point of arguing here but these are all very ridiculous and intentional twisting the aayaat of quran as per ones whims and desires and this is nothing new. the jews did this and Allah condemns them in Quran .
He is just spiting plain water from his mouth , nonsense
Misguided Qadhi
I’m so sorry but this is all misguidance.