I am not Muslim, but the thought of someone ripping off someone's head scarf is akin to assault. It is a violation of your privacy. I would be livid if I saw someone do that, and would rush to cover the woman's hair. That is so upsetting.
For a muslim woman, the feeling of having her headscarf ripped of is like having your shirt torn off. It is assault! Just like there are women in the world that being completelly topless is normal, but it is not theirs to say that women that wears a top should be naked as well. It is a basic human right to choose how much one covers themselfs.
Absolutely is assault, used to happen to black girls us all the time, being that many black women wrap their hairs just because of cultural styles and that boundary is not always respected.
Ooh I don’t know that person will feel so unlucky if they did that while I was present.Am Moslem,I cover my hair but I wear the hijab sometimes,the strangest thing is the way people stare am in I kind of forgot that I was wearing it by the way I wear the long one with the hand sleeves.Am very calm,kind and compassionate but there are some things that just makes me so angry and this is one of those cases.I hope that did not happen to youSuhbhanallah.
I'm a Christian woman who most recently started feeling the same way! My version of feminity changes as I grow and right now I'm feeling modesty a little more than before and even though its strange (change always is) it makes me happy. Your story is wonderful and inspiring and I just love your videos!! I hope God can open the eyes of those trying to oppress Muslims around the world! Love from Uganda❤
@@aidaht7819 I think you missed the point of the video... its not about nationality or cultural clothing just that it should not be frowned up if a woman chooses to be or dress more modestly from the current fashion norms. Wether that is with wearing a hijab as a Muslim or whatever you deem fit.
@@cindybusingye6455 in Iran women are imprisoned for not wearing it ! Is that not oppression and force!! Which god will force you! Afghanistan saudi etc ! Iits not about culture ok but why would other culture have to wear same!?
As a Christian woman I think many religous women have that internal struggle of wanting the attention from men and wanting to do whatever we want and not realizing we're losing ourselves in a lie that the world has been teaching girls and women forever. We're more than our bodies and more than what others think about us. I loved your story!
I'm a Christian, but I would wear the headscarf, hijab,and loose clothes just to stand united with my Muslim sisters. We need to protect our rights and especially our relationships with God. Amen
Hello, from Puerto Rico. As a young couple you are a great model to a non-Muslim, much much older, couple like us. May Allah bless and keep you safe, every hour, every day!
Alhamduliallah I'm so glad somebody has spoke about struggles with Hijab, we see people removing scalfs all the time and me myself have a huge battle with it n it does come from a feeling inside mentally.
Just found the most honest and down to earth Muslim couple on UA-cam, thank you for addressing the issue with headscarf in the West. May Allah guide us all
Thank you for sharing your experience and reasoning. As someone who is not religious in the slightest, I now have a deeper understanding of the Hijab and why some choose to ware it. Keep up the great work!
Wow you guys really opened my eyes about the Hijab ,I never really understood it at all and now I understand it and appreciate what I've learnt about it from you guys ...Beautiful
Bless you guys for talking about this, and bless your good spirit, I've never witnessed a couple of people with such refreshing demeanor mashaAllah. The issue of Hijab ban that you is making me wanna sue the world when i think about it because it's frank, blunt, outloud discrimination. It's a breach of personal freedom, and it's done particularly to musilms, and I can't believe that a community that describe itself as civil will let it happen just like this! It's crazy
Thanks so much for watching, I'm glad you enjoy the videos! ☺️ I feel the same way. It's outrageous and feels unbelievable. May Allah SWT give ease to those suffering most from the oppression. 🤲
I actually support hijab ban. Id enough and sick dealing with my stress and depression like everyday. Like im not a Muslim because i dont wear hijab? Or my imaan so low that make me to go out without my hijab. Wear shorts and hoodie. Sometimes, hijab with baju kurung. And baju kurung look thight little bit and this really make my own community turn to a psychopath. They just dont like it. Even got bash when a woman share a picture about makeup on FB. And i saw a comment where a niqabi got instult by a man. "The purpose of niqab is to not show yourslef to others. If you upload a video of yourself on YT, then whats the point of wearing niqab, you idiot?" And its stupid when some idiot on social media said "Ma Sha Allah, she wear hijab for Allah, but when wear shorts, Astagfirullah, she wear it for men or to atrracts some men" And this really make me want to support hijab ban in non muslim country. When India make some law about hijab, i can see Muslim in my country fel so mad, and it still dnt make me fel satisfi. I need more than that. I mean, we in our own community ha our own "beauty standard" which we need to "limit" our beauty for others.
@@iamhijabsterz9556 I’m sorry for what you’re feeling and I see a glimpse pf where your frustration about Hijab is coming from, and I think rigid muslim community is playing more into your suffering than state laws. find what suits you, ask Allah for strength and guidance to find your health and your peace. Hijab is innocent in all of this, it’s just a way of dressing and representation of modesty, it cause no problems on its own, the issues are societal and personal.
Another beautiful and important video that brought tears to my eyes. Thank you so much for sharing with us, thank you for your vulnerability. It’s is very true how there is the double standard.. why is it ok for certain women to wear those scarves on their head as a fashion statement or for whatever reason but when a Muslim women wears hijab to protect herself, honor her God, etc, it’s suddenly a bad thing? Why is it wrong to not want to show your body off? This world is crazy. I have a question: would it be disrespectful for a non-Muslim woman to wear hijab? I ask because for years, I have wanted to cover up more and protect myself this way as well but I am not Muslim. Advice?
Hi 💖 thank you so much for your words. I'm happy the video resonated with you & that you enjoyed it. 🥰 I don't think that's disrespect at all. I think people can wear whatever they want and it's only for themselves to decide. Muslim women tend to love when they see others in hijab! 😂 X
wallahi wish i could like this video multiple times. Very pleasingly formulated, with reasonable justification (don't usually comment on vids but really had to on this one). May Allah bless y'all
Wow this is so beautiful i love these types of stories about hijabs i am going to church at the moment and i guess i refer myself as a christian been going church for two years and i just feel like it’s not right i love the Islam religion it’s beautiful i am trying my best to do the right thing, your so inspiring girllll 😍🥰😊❤️
Thanks so much, Ellie 💖 glad you enjoyed the video 🥰 I'd say keep searching for answers to questions you have or things you don't understand until your heart feels content and assured. I love Islam because it makes sense to me and answers my questions well. Let me know if there's ever anything I can help you with (insta: @amaratheninja, email: sufyanxamara@gmail.com) ☺️ xxx
Based on what has been explained about the Hijab not entirely meaning just a head scarf, but more that relates to purposeful living of a modest life in and out (to my best knowledge) Could it then mean that non-muslims who enjoy living modest lives in, and out could wear it too?
Great question. Although the hijab is not exclusively the headscarf, it must also include the headscarf to fall under the category of hijab. There would be no problem with a non Muslim wearing hijab but “modest” clothes in general would not be defined as hijab without the head scarf etc. Hope that makes sense ☺️
The problem is ,they want to look at the women's adornments. I appreciate the women of Islam who wants to wear the hijab. I respect your religion. I learned a lot about the hijab from you both. Thank you for sharing. The Western World have been revealing to much. I work with women who wear the Hijab. I think its awesome.
Aww you two make such a beautiful couple mashAllah! This is the first video of yours I have watched! Love it so real and raw! I started wearing my scarf at the age of 9 and I am 33 now and honest to God I didn't feel comfortable and love it till about 7 years ago...it takes time. It's not easy being a muslim in the world today and just being modest in general subhanAllah. Alhamdillah for our Deen. God bless
So glad I discovered your channel, I always end up skipping long videos but when it comes to ur videos I just watch all of it! Every bit is amazing, the love between u2, the passion, the humour it's all perfect MashAllah, InshAllah u2 live happily together in this world and the next♥️
Your words are so sweet, ma shaa Allah. 🙈❤️ YAY that you watch through! :') I'm so happy you enjoy them. May Allah SWT protect you & give you good in this life and the next 💖
I am Christian and I believe this is very good, I would not mind covering my head. I know the Bible says that a woman who prays or reads the Bible should cover her head. I believe in modesty, it is valuable!!!
One last thing, don't mean to flood the comments lol. But this is an interesting topic. That is yes we are free to choose what we want but we should also remember we are not free from the consequences of our actions!💯 So choose wisely coz our Lord is watching.
thanks for this video! As a Canadian Muslimah, I really resonated with a lot of what you said especially the parts about rights being stripped from women to wear hijab/niqab simply because of islamophobia.
We wear long jilbab +loss abaya or loss dress + niqab in Nairobi kenya 🇰🇪 .we call it freedom of life allahmdulilah for such blessings. BTW we don't have different neither in summary nor in winter
I don’t have anything against anyone’s beliefs but, it is also possible to not wear hijab and jilbaab and still be dressed modestly. I think, it’s extreme to believe that one has to be either completely covered or completely naked…There is a middle road, and that’s what I prefer..
Yes you are right, there is a way to be dressed modestly without wearing hijab. But muslim women wear hijab which is different to dressing modestly. Hijab is a commandment from God. Believing women are told to wear hijab in the Quran and to follow the sunnah so we look to see how the women at the time of the prophet understood hijab and not just go on our own whims and desires. If you want to dress modestly that's fine but to be a muslim means to submit, submit to God's commands and not what 'you think' because everyone thinks differently and if we were all left to do what we think there would be chaos. God has full knowledge why He has commanded certain things and it is very arrogant to think we know better.
As a Christian who has dressed fully covered, I have some questions. 1. You said you got to a point where you didn’t even understand WHY you were wearing a hijab. Later on you imply that your why is to preserve your beauty and represent Islam well. I’m wondering what is the spiritual why here as modesty and religious distinction doesn’t necessarily mean spiritual correlation 2. That leads me to my next question. From a spiritual standpoint do you believe we are justified before God when we are pure and modest in spirit internally or externally ? Does God care for our attire more than what’s in our hearts ? 3. You mentioned that you can be uncovered around male family members that are off limits for marriage. If those men can look at you uncovered with justness and innocence why is that not then the standard for ALL men of the Islam faith or who value righteousness ? Men are essentially our BROTHERS first before they are potential mates. On the contrary it is very possible for those off limit men to sexually covet an uncovered OR covered woman. I do appreciate you sharing your truth though. And I respect your desire to honor God with your body.
Hijab is an Arabic word meaning barrier or partition. In Islam, however, it has a broader meaning. It is the principle of modesty and includes behaviour as well as dress for both males and females. The most visible form of hijab is the head covering that many Muslim women wear. Hijab however goes beyond the head scarf. In one popular school of Islamic thought, hijab refers to the complete covering of everything except the hands, face and feet in long, loose and non see-through garments. A woman who wears hijab is called Muhaajaba. Muslim women are required to observe the hijab in front of any man they could theoretically marry. This means that hijab is not obligatory in front of the father, brothers, grandfathers, uncles or young children. The hijab is to be observed for the sake of Allah Swt (God) and never for another person and should never be forced: there’s no compulsion in our religion and those who force sisters will be held accountable and it’s never condonable. Hijab does not need to be worn in front of other Muslim women, but there is debate about what can be revealed to non-Muslim women. Modesty rules are open to a wide range of interpretations. Some Muslim women wear full-body garments that only expose their eyes. Some cover every part of the body except their face and hands. Some believe only their hair or their cleavage is compulsory to hide, and others do not observe any special dress rules. In the English speaking world, use of the word hijab has become limited to mean the covering on the head of Muslim woman. However, this is more accurately called a khimaar. The khimaar is a convenient solution comprising usually one, but sometimes two pieces of cloth, enabling Muslim women to cover their hair, ears and neck while outside the home. Hijab, in the sense of veiling, can also be achieved by hanging a curtain or placing a screen between women and men to allow them to speak to each other without changing dress. This was more common in the early days of Islam, for the wives of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ (May peace and blessing be upon him)
All the women from where my family comes from wear a "scarf". It's a choice, and there are very little amount of people who choose not to wear it. Covered head/hair is such a beautiful look. Everytime I put it on I feel so grateful to be me, everything I am. The sound of your voice, the way you speak, is so pleasing. I could listen to you speak for hours!
HELLO AT FIRST I WAS NOT GOING TO COMENT ON THIS VIDEO, HOWEVER I FEEL THE NEED TO SAY THIS. IN MY TEENS I WAS A TIPICAL CATHOLIC GIRL WANTED TO REBEL ESPECIAL ON THE CLOTHS. IN MY LAST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL BECAUSE OF BALLET COVERING MYSELF ESPECIALLY AFTER A PERFORMANCE MADE ME FEEL BETTER. DURING THAT TIME I WAS CURIOUS ABOUT WOMEN STUDIES ABOUT THE WAY OF TREATMENT OF WOMENS ALL OVER THE WORLD. I AM FROM THE CARIBBEAN ALS0 (HAITI) AND I ALWAYS WONDER WHY WE ARE SO UNDER VALUED? SO COMPLETELY AGREED WITH WHAT SAID ABOUT WHAT YOU FOUND FEMINE AND WHAT YOU FEEL IS DESERVING OF PROTECTING. WE WERE TOUGHT AT AN EARLY AGE IN AMERICA THAT WOMEN ARE THE WEAKER, LESS VALUED, NEEDTO SHOW MORE TO GET MARRIED, NEED TO BE A CERTAIN SIZE AND EXTRA... YOUR BODY I FEEL BELONGS TO GOD HOW YOU TREAT IT ONLY YOU AND HIM CAN DECIDE, JUST LIKE WHEN YOU OFFER IT TO YOUR HUSBAND YOU ALSO NEED TO TALK TO GOD. SO NO ONE AND MEAN NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO REMOVE ANYTHING FROM YOUR BODY WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT OR GOD PERIOD. I AM A 40YRS OLD DIVORCE SINGLE MOTHER WHO IS NOT MUSLIM, BUT SINCE HIGH SCHOOL FOUND COMFORT IN COVERING MY BODY AND SOMETIMES MY HAIR. WHEN I LOST MY GRANDMA IN 2019 I WORE NOT ONLY BLACK CLOTHS AND NURSING UNIFORM, BUT ALSO SCARVES FOR A YEAR FOR MOURNING. NOW TO ALL WHAD SOMETHING TO SAY REGARDING HOW SHE DRESS PLEASE WORRY MORE ABOUT WORLD PEACE, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND STARVING AND SICK CHILDREN PLEASE. I DIDN'T MEAN TO WRITE ALL THAT IF IT DOESN'T MAKES SENSE PLEASE IGNORE.
5:04 THIS, this is why i'm an apostate. After all those years i understood finally that when i was in a mix culture (that wasn't all the time related to religion or "MY" religion at the time, i was free) and it's where i finally look around me and saw that most religious people do not do it "vertically" ( for a higher "purpose " or their god(s) ) but do it "horizontally" for the people around them, becuse of the look of the familly or friends, the critics etc. Just to avoid it and "be" like everyone else around. Just my experience obviously but i feel much free now that i stop believing and more focus on myself, the present moment and the "humanity" part of ourselves. Thanks for sharing your story both of you ^^
I hate to see how some of the Muslim men indulge in the western/modern way of dress but have the Muslim women all dressed in 'modesty' beside them I find that quite hypocritical. I like your content by the way guys!
Mashallah May Allah SWT protect you girl. I loved hearing your hijab journey, and it’s crazy how we all have similar up bringing. I agreed with everything you said about Society, and May Allah protect us, and keep are Iman strong AMEEN🤲🏾 You and your husband are beautiful souls Mashallah May Allah protect your marriage from evil eyes!
God will guide your steps if you allow it to happen, when you walk away He will guide you back to where you need to be, this story has more to do with faith & the God in you than the hijab! Blessing to you both
Thank you for sharing. I loved how you explained this topic so that I could understand. I agree everyone has the right to show as much or as little as they want. I believe that just putting mascara on makes me feel feminine. I don’t believe that certain clothes are what makes you feminine. Being feminine is a feeling that you get as a woman. Every woman is feminine. How you choice to show it is your decision.
❤️ Ma Shaa Allah. I love this video so much. As a revert, I relate with your journey to hijab. I am so glad for you and you are beautiful and feminine ma shaa Allah. May Allah (SWT) bless and protect you both. Ameen 🤲🏻
@@TheXs.Official ❤️❤️❤️ Also, I love your accent so much. My heritage is Scottish (I live in Canada) but my mother was born in Glasgow and she immigrated here after marrying my father whose ancestors are also Scottish. I pray Allah blesses you and your husband and grants you both long healthy lives and a happy marriage. Ameen ya Rabb. Becoming Muslim is the greatest gift I have ever given myself. 🤲🏻
Black hijab or dress has nothing to do with Islam (the religion) and is just personal preference for some people. Sooooooo many Muslims dress in beautiful bright colours! 🌈 Sometimes I wear black too when I'm struggling to match my clothes or just want something slimming 😂 it's just about what you feel like wearing. ☺️🌸
Assalaam Brother Suf I’ve loved your vlogs especially this one and keep it up bro your sending a good message may Allah reward both of you in this world and the hereafter. I came across something that Made perfect sense: the goal of Islam is to come to a place where the only sight that you care about is the sight of Allah. You may have people look at you with a sight of humiliating you, look at you with a sight of awe, look at you with a sight of praise, look at you with a sight of disgrace, the goal is to make all that completely irrelevant to your life to where the only sight you care about is the sight of Allah swt. Your friend Saj the one that hides water bottles in the school toilets. Love you guys may Allah protect you and keep you both happy Ameen
I'm a non-religious woman and I totally agree with what you've said. I see so much hypocrisy in the various rules about what women can or can't wear. In France, girls have been barred from schools for wearing a headscarf, by people who claim to be defending the rights of those girls! It's obviously Islamophobia. And the irony of pre-2020 no face covering permitted and post-2020 you must wear a face mask! I really wish modesty was not so underrated by both sexes and that I wasn't constantly assailed by spilling-out cleavage, bum cracks, spray-on leggings etc. And by the way, I am a connoisseur of beautiful people.
Yesss! I completely agree. Everyone walking is wearing a face mask these days when before when some women chose to wear it, it was deemed antisocial, an intimidating look, dangerous due to anonymity etc etc. The rhetoric has been so hypocritical and unfair. & 'constantly assailed by spilling-out cleavage, bum cracks' made me chuckle' 😂😂 I hear that. Xx
Commenting on 23:00 onward, this sounds like rape culture in the extreme why does it matter to anyone how anyone else dresses unless they are showing their genitals in mixed company. This is disturbing and anyone that accepts these laws cause it doesn't affect them need to really analyze why they're ok with it and question how far this may be taken and how it will affect all women and men. Hijab is beautiful and you should be free to wear or not wear as you see fit
I completely agree with this, it's exactly how it feels. Truly disturbing. There's some weird dehumanisation that happens to Muslims from some people in this world and it upsets me so much. We're all brothers and sisters in this world ❤️ xx
@@TheXs.Official very true! I met a Muslim woman that stopped wearing hijab because she was so tired of being harrassed. It's sad and inhumane to deprive anyone of something they hold dear when it's not hurting anyone
I completely respect Amara and how she wants to cover, especially if its tied to her faith. At the same time, I dont personally see the problem with showing your figure, All of our ancestors from Africa at one point roamed this globe practically naked and were all here still. Love the video though, keep it up.
The one thing I really love about orthodox Muslims is their modesty. I really desire to imitate their modesty. God bless you both and may His will in your lives be done.
I have never felt overwhelmed to the point where I need to take it off if I took it off there was a reason but it would be temporary for an couple of hours, one thing is for certain I love my coverage I feel protected I feel at peace its apart of me. I feel because of the west the hijab has become synonymous with ridiculous illogical absurd nonsensical buffoonery, for me it's a hukum of Allah swt so i accept it 100% it's not difficult it's not a burden its natural & the odd occasion I haven't worn it I felt awful. My husband or parents never asked me to wear it & they definitely didn't force me it just wasn't even a thought the decision to wear a headscarf or covering or whatever has always been my decision. In fact my husband suggested not to wear it because western men were attacking muslim women & some were murdered because of it. I was steadfast & didn't allow that to change my mind. I find the whole concept of my clothing up for decision or muslim women's clothing up for decision Utterly nonsensical HYPOCRISY double standards or no standards at all in the 21st century this still a topic of concern??? If what a man is wearing doesn't effect me why should what a woman wears effect anyone it's her business not world governments????
Also, there are conditions to jilbab and unfortunately many Muslimahs don't adhere to that. Hijab has become a fashion statement, which it shouldn't be. The purpose is NOT to attract attention. The wives of the Prophet were described as looking like crows, as their jilbabs/khimars were black so they were inconspicuous.
It doesn't bother me. To me it's about choice. If the woman choose to wear it that's one thing, but in some of these countries the women don't have a choice, and that's not right.
World Society at large, is against anything of Allah or God. So who is leading society at large? Shaytan/Satan wants to defile our beauty, of modesty and purity. Much thanks and love for you and thank you for this video!
..So the write where i say what you saying got taken off... hijab means loose clothes that your body shape is not seen ,it means not to wear belt on hips to show the body shape..intresting why same worlds you say but from my mouth take off 🤔is it becouse i say what you say but not doing that way you saying should and what means hijab.MashaAllah
I'm African but I get ugly looks in Europe for wrapping my head, we wrap our heads in Africa for many reasons, Muslim or not. I've never seen a Muslim man wearing their Muslim attire in Germany or Switzerland. They claim that if you in their country you must be modern like them. So glad I'm from South Africa where people are free to be whatever they want to be
Yes, it's a really narrow-minded way to be...wanting everyone to look the same and not encouraging freedom of cultural or religious expression. I'm sorry you get ugly looks from people. 💔 I hope you never let that stop you from dressing how you like 💖✨
I am from Leaotho And I never got any hate for wearing hijab!❤️These stories shock me and I juat pray for unity between all💙 Africans are truly peace lovers✌️and I am actually from Bangladesh
The education I got from this video is what I needed ❤️ i am Christian and I wear headscarf. And sometimes I tie it like a hijab...and no one has an option about it.. I love you guy💯❤️
I'm a Christian raised in an apostolic church, and we also cover our heads in church. We cover knees, elbows, and makeup isn't allowed. It was a very strict upbringing, but I believe it was all for good. I'm always asked why I cover my head in the sanctuary. I show honor and reverence to God especially in prayer. I'm glad my mother and our Pastor were great influences on decency and how to behave as a woman of God. Amen 🙏❤😊
This is really inspiring to read. We also cover our head in front of God for humility. We all share similar values across our religions it seems. Very interesting how our practices both align. Thanks for sharing your comment. 💖
Salaam, may Allah in his infinite wisdom bless you both and your children if Allah chooses to bless you with them. A religion of peace and personal connection with GOD. Each time I watch young Muslims it reaffirms what Allah tells us about this faith. This is not a faith to compel other people what to do, it is just a way of life for Insan' I think.
This honestly helped me I have really been contemplating putting the hijab on I’ve been waiting for the feeling the magic feeling but I guess you’re right this doesn’t ever come I need to put the hijab on and not let my vanity get the best of me lots of love ❤️xx
Thankyou for being so honest in your hijab story, I love how you don't show everything is airy fairy and easy on camera. Talking about the struggle and emotions you went through is a real eye opener. Another great video, love watching yous both. ❤
Thanks so much for always supporting and sending so much love, Foz. 💖 You know I'm not good at speaking without getting real 🤣❤️ glad you enjoyed the video xxxxx
I am not Muslim, but the thought of someone ripping off someone's head scarf is akin to assault. It is a violation of your privacy. I would be livid if I saw someone do that, and would rush to cover the woman's hair. That is so upsetting.
It IS assault
For a muslim woman, the feeling of having her headscarf ripped of is like having your shirt torn off. It is assault! Just like there are women in the world that being completelly topless is normal, but it is not theirs to say that women that wears a top should be naked as well. It is a basic human right to choose how much one covers themselfs.
Putting your hands on someone like that is assault and potentially battery, regardless of what they’re wearing or not wearing
Absolutely is assault, used to happen to black girls us all the time, being that many black women wrap their hairs just because of cultural styles and that boundary is not always respected.
Ooh I don’t know that person will feel so unlucky if they did that while I was present.Am Moslem,I cover my hair but I wear the hijab sometimes,the strangest thing is the way people stare am in I kind of forgot that I was wearing it by the way I wear the long one with the hand sleeves.Am very calm,kind and compassionate but there are some things that just makes me so angry and this is one of those cases.I hope that did not happen to youSuhbhanallah.
I'm a Christian woman who most recently started feeling the same way! My version of feminity changes as I grow and right now I'm feeling modesty a little more than before and even though its strange (change always is) it makes me happy.
Your story is wonderful and inspiring and I just love your videos!!
I hope God can open the eyes of those trying to oppress Muslims around the world!
Love from Uganda❤
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I thought that this was awesome..
Why should a ugandan wear a hijab/ curtain when we have our Gomesi and manyother tradition wear???
@@aidaht7819 I think you missed the point of the video... its not about nationality or cultural clothing just that it should not be frowned up if a woman chooses to be or dress more modestly from the current fashion norms. Wether that is with wearing a hijab as a Muslim or whatever you deem fit.
@@cindybusingye6455 in Iran women are imprisoned for not wearing it ! Is that not oppression and force!! Which god will force you! Afghanistan saudi etc ! Iits not about culture ok but why would other culture have to wear same!?
As a Christian woman I think many religous women have that internal struggle of wanting the attention from men and wanting to do whatever we want and not realizing we're losing ourselves in a lie that the world has been teaching girls and women forever. We're more than our bodies and more than what others think about us. I loved your story!
So true 💜 beautifully put. Xx
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I'm a Christian, but I would wear the headscarf, hijab,and loose clothes just to stand united with my Muslim sisters. We need to protect our rights and especially our relationships with God. Amen
That's so beautiful, Raquel. & We do ❤️ dearest sister. Xx
And may Almighty Allah bless you abundantly amen
Well said
This is the spirit and unity we need. God bless your heart ♥️
@@mariammwanasitiali Amen❤😊
Hello, from Puerto Rico. As a young couple you are a great model to a non-Muslim, much much older, couple like us. May Allah bless and keep you safe, every hour, every day!
Ameen. This is so uplifting and encouraging to hear. Thank you for lovely words and may Allah return the blessings to you tenfold ☺️💜
So refreshing to hear such a raw and honest hijab journey 🥺 loved this ❤
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I don’t belong to any religion but have felt this for as long as i can remember. Thank you for this video because it puts words to what I’ve felt
🥺❤️ I feel very honoured to receive this, my sister. 💖 Lots of love to you x
A moral compass is a good thing to have no matter what you believe in … love you guys … keep up the great content .. 🏴🇯🇲
This! 🙌 Thank you so much
Alhamduliallah
I'm so glad somebody has spoke about struggles with Hijab, we see people removing scalfs all the time and me myself have a huge battle with it n it does come from a feeling inside mentally.
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Just found the most honest and down to earth Muslim couple on UA-cam, thank you for addressing the issue with headscarf in the West. May Allah guide us all
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Thank you for sharing your experience and reasoning. As someone who is not religious in the slightest, I now have a deeper understanding of the Hijab and why some choose to ware it. Keep up the great work!
That makes me really happy to hear 🥰 thank you so much for watching and commenting. 🙏
Wow you guys really opened my eyes about the Hijab ,I never really understood it at all and now I understand it and appreciate what I've learnt about it from you guys ...Beautiful
That's so beautiful to hear 🥰 thank you x
Scottish hijabi😍😍mashallah. First I've ever seen, I'm really proud of you👍👍.
Keep being great and doing great 👍👏👌
Wooooo! I'm honoured to be the first Scottish hijabi you've come across! 🙈🥰 Thank you so much for the love and support.
Thank you for sharing! I'm a Christian & I love ❤ you both.
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Bless you guys for talking about this, and bless your good spirit, I've never witnessed a couple of people with such refreshing demeanor mashaAllah.
The issue of Hijab ban that you is making me wanna sue the world when i think about it because it's frank, blunt, outloud discrimination.
It's a breach of personal freedom, and it's done particularly to musilms, and I can't believe that a community that describe itself as civil will let it happen just like this!
It's crazy
Thanks so much for watching, I'm glad you enjoy the videos! ☺️ I feel the same way. It's outrageous and feels unbelievable. May Allah SWT give ease to those suffering most from the oppression. 🤲
I actually support hijab ban. Id enough and sick dealing with my stress and depression like everyday. Like im not a Muslim because i dont wear hijab? Or my imaan so low that make me to go out without my hijab. Wear shorts and hoodie. Sometimes, hijab with baju kurung. And baju kurung look thight little bit and this really make my own community turn to a psychopath. They just dont like it. Even got bash when a woman share a picture about makeup on FB. And i saw a comment where a niqabi got instult by a man.
"The purpose of niqab is to not show yourslef to others. If you upload a video of yourself on YT, then whats the point of wearing niqab, you idiot?"
And its stupid when some idiot on social media said "Ma Sha Allah, she wear hijab for Allah, but when wear shorts, Astagfirullah, she wear it for men or to atrracts some men"
And this really make me want to support hijab ban in non muslim country. When India make some law about hijab, i can see Muslim in my country fel so mad, and it still dnt make me fel satisfi. I need more than that.
I mean, we in our own community ha our own "beauty standard" which we need to "limit" our beauty for others.
@@iamhijabsterz9556 I’m sorry for what you’re feeling and I see a glimpse pf where your frustration about Hijab is coming from, and I think rigid muslim community is playing more into your suffering than state laws. find what suits you, ask Allah for strength and guidance to find your health and your peace. Hijab is innocent in all of this, it’s just a way of dressing and representation of modesty, it cause no problems on its own, the issues are societal and personal.
The way he looks at his wife is EVERYTHING! I would love for a man to look at me and love me that way.
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@john zeb are you muslim?
Another beautiful and important video that brought tears to my eyes. Thank you so much for sharing with us, thank you for your vulnerability. It’s is very true how there is the double standard.. why is it ok for certain women to wear those scarves on their head as a fashion statement or for whatever reason but when a Muslim women wears hijab to protect herself, honor her God, etc, it’s suddenly a bad thing? Why is it wrong to not want to show your body off? This world is crazy.
I have a question: would it be disrespectful for a non-Muslim woman to wear hijab? I ask because for years, I have wanted to cover up more and protect myself this way as well but I am not Muslim. Advice?
Hi 💖 thank you so much for your words. I'm happy the video resonated with you & that you enjoyed it. 🥰 I don't think that's disrespect at all. I think people can wear whatever they want and it's only for themselves to decide. Muslim women tend to love when they see others in hijab! 😂 X
wallahi wish i could like this video multiple times. Very pleasingly formulated, with reasonable justification (don't usually comment on vids but really had to on this one). May Allah bless y'all
Thanks so much, Ekram. Very kind of you to comment as you don't usually! We're honoured ☺️. May Allah SWT bless you too!
Wow this is so beautiful i love these types of stories about hijabs i am going to church at the moment and i guess i refer myself as a christian been going church for two years and i just feel like it’s not right i love the Islam religion it’s beautiful i am trying my best to do the right thing, your so inspiring girllll 😍🥰😊❤️
Thanks so much, Ellie 💖 glad you enjoyed the video 🥰 I'd say keep searching for answers to questions you have or things you don't understand until your heart feels content and assured. I love Islam because it makes sense to me and answers my questions well. Let me know if there's ever anything I can help you with (insta: @amaratheninja, email: sufyanxamara@gmail.com) ☺️ xxx
Another inspiring video, may your words reach the powers that be and INSHA'ALLAH help to take away the burden put on our Muslim woman.
Ameen 🤲✨
Subhan-Allah
Allah Bless with lots of Dua's
Based on what has been explained about the Hijab not entirely meaning just a head scarf, but more that relates to purposeful living of a modest life in and out (to my best knowledge)
Could it then mean that non-muslims who enjoy living modest lives in, and out could wear it too?
Great question. Although the hijab is not exclusively the headscarf, it must also include the headscarf to fall under the category of hijab. There would be no problem with a non Muslim wearing hijab but “modest” clothes in general would not be defined as hijab without the head scarf etc.
Hope that makes sense ☺️
Thank you for being so open and honest. You guys are truly my favorite couple on UA-cam. God Bless you guys and your marriage.
That's so sweet. Thank you so much 🤗❤️
The problem is ,they want to look at the women's adornments. I appreciate the women of Islam who wants to wear the hijab. I respect your religion. I learned a lot about the hijab from you both. Thank you for sharing. The Western World have been revealing to much. I work with women who wear the Hijab. I think its awesome.
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Aww you two make such a beautiful couple mashAllah! This is the first video of yours I have watched! Love it so real and raw! I started wearing my scarf at the age of 9 and I am 33 now and honest to God I didn't feel comfortable and love it till about 7 years ago...it takes time. It's not easy being a muslim in the world today and just being modest in general subhanAllah. Alhamdillah for our Deen.
God bless
This is actually lovely to watch
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So glad I discovered your channel, I always end up skipping long videos but when it comes to ur videos I just watch all of it! Every bit is amazing, the love between u2, the passion, the humour it's all perfect MashAllah, InshAllah u2 live happily together in this world and the next♥️
Your words are so sweet, ma shaa Allah. 🙈❤️ YAY that you watch through! :') I'm so happy you enjoy them. May Allah SWT protect you & give you good in this life and the next 💖
I am Christian and I believe this is very good, I would not mind covering my head. I know the Bible says that a woman who prays or reads the Bible should cover her head. I believe in modesty, it is valuable!!!
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I’ve started covering as a Christian. You should try it if you feel led 😄😄
Lovely couple 💞 Wishing nothing but the best ♥️♥️
Thank you, Jodie! ☺️💜
@@TheXs.Official You're welcome 😊♥️
Alhamdulillah ♥️ thank you for saying it. I just found your channel and super happy I did. What a beautiful Muslim couple 🥰
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One last thing, don't mean to flood the comments lol. But this is an interesting topic.
That is yes we are free to choose what we want but we should also remember we are not free from the consequences of our actions!💯 So choose wisely coz our Lord is watching.
What do you mean? So dressing modest is threat? That is how I understood your comment. There is no harm for person to wear whatever they want to wear.
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From kenya we wear niqabs hijabs and fredom of being modest Alhamdulillah .....
Alhamdulillah 💜
thanks for this video! As a Canadian Muslimah, I really resonated with a lot of what you said especially the parts about rights being stripped from women to wear hijab/niqab simply because of islamophobia.
I love her personality! A Scottish Hijabi. So Cool!
Awww! Thank you, Yolanda 🙈☺️💖💖💖
We wear long jilbab +loss abaya or loss dress + niqab in Nairobi kenya 🇰🇪 .we call it freedom of life allahmdulilah for such blessings. BTW we don't have different neither in summary nor in winter
We really hope to visit Kenya in the future, in shaa Allah! & There's so much freedom in it. ☺️
I don’t have anything against anyone’s beliefs but, it is also possible to not wear hijab and jilbaab and still be dressed modestly. I think, it’s extreme to believe that one has to be either completely covered or completely naked…There is a middle road, and that’s what I prefer..
Yes you are right, there is a way to be dressed modestly without wearing hijab. But muslim women wear hijab which is different to dressing modestly. Hijab is a commandment from God. Believing women are told to wear hijab in the Quran and to follow the sunnah so we look to see how the women at the time of the prophet understood hijab and not just go on our own whims and desires. If you want to dress modestly that's fine but to be a muslim means to submit, submit to God's commands and not what 'you think' because everyone thinks differently and if we were all left to do what we think there would be chaos. God has full knowledge why He has commanded certain things and it is very arrogant to think we know better.
Yassss! Just on time! 👌🏾❤️
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I love the Hijab message, thank you.
I appreciate your honesty, Amara!
Thank you, Rita. 💖
As a hijabi just want to say thank you for this may Allah bless you and your marriage Ameen
🥺❤️❤️❤️ ameeen. Thank you sis. X
As a Christian who has dressed fully covered, I have some questions.
1. You said you got to a point where you didn’t even understand WHY you were wearing a hijab. Later on you imply that your why is to preserve your beauty and represent Islam well. I’m wondering what is the spiritual why here as modesty and religious distinction doesn’t necessarily mean spiritual correlation
2. That leads me to my next question. From a spiritual standpoint do you believe we are justified before God when we are pure and modest in spirit internally or externally ? Does God care for our attire more than what’s in our hearts ?
3. You mentioned that you can be uncovered around male family members that are off limits for marriage. If those men can look at you uncovered with justness and innocence why is that not then the standard for ALL men of the Islam faith or who value righteousness ? Men are essentially our BROTHERS first before they are potential mates. On the contrary it is very possible for those off limit men to sexually covet an uncovered OR covered woman.
I do appreciate you sharing your truth though. And I respect your desire to honor God with your body.
Hijab is an Arabic word meaning barrier or partition.
In Islam, however, it has a broader meaning. It is the principle of modesty and includes behaviour as well as dress for both males and females.
The most visible form of hijab is the head covering that many Muslim women wear. Hijab however goes beyond the head scarf. In one popular school of Islamic thought, hijab refers to the complete covering of everything except the hands, face and feet in long, loose and non see-through garments. A woman who wears hijab is called Muhaajaba.
Muslim women are required to observe the hijab in front of any man they could theoretically marry. This means that hijab is not obligatory in front of the father, brothers, grandfathers, uncles or young children.
The hijab is to be observed for the sake of Allah Swt (God) and never for another person and should never be forced: there’s no compulsion in our religion and those who force sisters will be held accountable and it’s never condonable.
Hijab does not need to be worn in front of other Muslim women, but there is debate about what can be revealed to non-Muslim women.
Modesty rules are open to a wide range of interpretations. Some Muslim women wear full-body garments that only expose their eyes. Some cover every part of the body except their face and hands. Some believe only their hair or their cleavage is compulsory to hide, and others do not observe any special dress rules.
In the English speaking world, use of the word hijab has become limited to mean the covering on the head of Muslim woman. However, this is more accurately called a khimaar. The khimaar is a convenient solution comprising usually one, but sometimes two pieces of cloth, enabling Muslim women to cover their hair, ears and neck while outside the home.
Hijab, in the sense of veiling, can also be achieved by hanging a curtain or placing a screen between women and men to allow them to speak to each other without changing dress. This was more common in the early days of Islam, for the wives of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ (May peace and blessing be upon him)
Thank you for explaining these things so well! God bless you both!
Awww, thank you for watching! May God bless you too!! X
All the women from where my family comes from wear a "scarf". It's a choice, and there are very little amount of people who choose not to wear it. Covered head/hair is such a beautiful look. Everytime I put it on I feel so grateful to be me, everything I am.
The sound of your voice, the way you speak, is so pleasing. I could listen to you speak for hours!
I think it's a beautiful look too ❤️ & oh my goodness thank you 🙈💖 we talk a lot so it's nice to hear you like the sound 🤣 xxx
HELLO AT FIRST I WAS NOT GOING TO COMENT ON THIS VIDEO, HOWEVER I FEEL THE NEED TO SAY THIS. IN MY TEENS I WAS A TIPICAL CATHOLIC GIRL WANTED TO REBEL ESPECIAL ON THE CLOTHS. IN MY LAST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL BECAUSE OF BALLET COVERING MYSELF ESPECIALLY AFTER A PERFORMANCE MADE ME FEEL BETTER. DURING THAT TIME I WAS CURIOUS ABOUT WOMEN STUDIES ABOUT THE WAY OF TREATMENT OF WOMENS ALL OVER THE WORLD. I AM FROM THE CARIBBEAN ALS0 (HAITI) AND I ALWAYS WONDER WHY WE ARE SO UNDER VALUED? SO COMPLETELY AGREED WITH WHAT SAID ABOUT WHAT YOU FOUND FEMINE AND WHAT YOU FEEL IS DESERVING OF PROTECTING. WE WERE TOUGHT AT AN EARLY AGE IN AMERICA THAT WOMEN ARE THE WEAKER, LESS VALUED, NEEDTO SHOW MORE TO GET MARRIED, NEED TO BE A CERTAIN SIZE AND EXTRA... YOUR BODY I FEEL BELONGS TO GOD HOW YOU TREAT IT ONLY YOU AND HIM CAN DECIDE, JUST LIKE WHEN YOU OFFER IT TO YOUR HUSBAND YOU ALSO NEED TO TALK TO GOD. SO NO ONE AND MEAN NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO REMOVE ANYTHING FROM YOUR BODY WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT OR GOD PERIOD. I AM A 40YRS OLD DIVORCE SINGLE MOTHER WHO IS NOT MUSLIM, BUT SINCE HIGH SCHOOL FOUND COMFORT IN COVERING MY BODY AND SOMETIMES MY HAIR. WHEN I LOST MY GRANDMA IN 2019 I WORE NOT ONLY BLACK CLOTHS AND NURSING UNIFORM, BUT ALSO SCARVES FOR A YEAR FOR MOURNING. NOW TO ALL WHAD SOMETHING TO SAY REGARDING HOW SHE DRESS PLEASE WORRY MORE ABOUT WORLD PEACE, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND STARVING AND SICK CHILDREN PLEASE. I DIDN'T MEAN TO WRITE ALL THAT IF IT DOESN'T MAKES SENSE PLEASE IGNORE.
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5:04 THIS, this is why i'm an apostate. After all those years i understood finally that when i was in a mix culture (that wasn't all the time related to religion or "MY" religion at the time, i was free) and it's where i finally look around me and saw that most religious people do not do it "vertically" ( for a higher "purpose " or their god(s) ) but do it "horizontally" for the people around them, becuse of the look of the familly or friends, the critics etc. Just to avoid it and "be" like everyone else around.
Just my experience obviously but i feel much free now that i stop believing and more focus on myself, the present moment and the "humanity" part of ourselves.
Thanks for sharing your story both of you ^^
Exceptional video! Mashalla! May Allah continue to guide and bless you both.🤲🏽💫❣
Ameen wa iyyaki! Thank you so much ❤️ I'm really proud of this video so it means a lot to hear such lovely feedback. 🥰
I think she looks really really pretty in the hijab 🥺❤️
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I hate to see how some of the Muslim men indulge in the western/modern way of dress but have the Muslim women all dressed in 'modesty' beside them I find that quite hypocritical. I like your content by the way guys!
👏👏👏👏👏Absolutely love this vid... May Allah swt rewrad you guys immensly Ameen. 😊
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Mashallah May Allah SWT protect you girl. I loved hearing your hijab journey, and it’s crazy how we all have similar up bringing. I agreed with everything you said about Society, and May Allah protect us, and keep are Iman strong AMEEN🤲🏾 You and your husband are beautiful souls Mashallah May Allah protect your marriage from evil eyes!
Thank you so much thus really helped me. I needed this so much💖💖
Awwwwww ❤️❤️❤️❤️ so happy
That Hello from inside the Bush....Haha
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God will guide your steps if you allow it to happen, when you walk away He will guide you back to where you need to be, this story has more to do with faith & the God in you than the hijab! Blessing to you both
Totally agree! Love & blessings to you too 🤗💖
Beautiful. Grounding. Thank you for this...I needed this today. This is my first video of yours I have watched...I'm excited to see more. 💖🧡💖
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Thank you for sharing. I loved how you explained this topic so that I could understand. I agree everyone has the right to show as much or as little as they want. I believe that just putting mascara on makes me feel feminine. I don’t believe that certain clothes are what makes you feminine. Being feminine is a feeling that you get as a woman. Every woman is feminine. How you choice to show it is your decision.
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May Allah put barakaAllah in your marriage
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wow amarah you have really inspired me thankyou
Awww thank you 🥺❤️❤️ if I've helped you somehow then I'm really happy x
❤️ Ma Shaa Allah. I love this video so much. As a revert, I relate with your journey to hijab. I am so glad for you and you are beautiful and feminine ma shaa Allah. May Allah (SWT) bless and protect you both. Ameen 🤲🏻
I am so glad for you too sis! 💖💖💖💖 Alhamdulilah you reverted ❤️ that's so very beautiful :') ameen to your duas & may Allah SWT bless you too x
@@TheXs.Official ❤️❤️❤️ Also, I love your accent so much. My heritage is Scottish (I live in Canada) but my mother was born in Glasgow and she immigrated here after marrying my father whose ancestors are also Scottish. I pray Allah blesses you and your husband and grants you both long healthy lives and a happy marriage. Ameen ya Rabb. Becoming Muslim is the greatest gift I have ever given myself. 🤲🏻
Im from Jamaica, and there are some religious schools and jobs that dont allow dreads because they say its not appropriate, its ridiculous.
That's crazy!!!
How beautiful, may we all be modest in everything. God bless you both always and everyone else.
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Why do some women wear only black looking like widows 24/7.
That is oppression
I would wear colorful robes with a colorful hijab.
Her colors are nice.
Black hijab or dress has nothing to do with Islam (the religion) and is just personal preference for some people. Sooooooo many Muslims dress in beautiful bright colours! 🌈 Sometimes I wear black too when I'm struggling to match my clothes or just want something slimming 😂 it's just about what you feel like wearing. ☺️🌸
Assalaam Brother Suf I’ve loved your vlogs especially this one and keep it up bro your sending a good message may Allah reward both of you in this world and the hereafter. I came across something that Made perfect sense: the goal of Islam is to come to a place where the only sight that you care about is the sight of Allah. You may have people look at you with a sight of humiliating you, look at you with a sight of awe, look at you with a sight of praise, look at you with a sight of disgrace, the goal is to make all that completely irrelevant to your life to where the only sight you care about is the sight of Allah swt. Your friend Saj the one that hides water bottles in the school toilets. Love you guys may Allah protect you and keep you both happy Ameen
May Allah bless you both .....beautiful advice sister and brother....you are blessed with amazing and understanding wife always keep her happy 😊
Ameeen wa iyyaki! & Awwww, thank you Shabana 🤗💖💖💖 giving me so much love 🥰 sending lots of love back to you too sis xxx
I'm a non-religious woman and I totally agree with what you've said. I see so much hypocrisy in the various rules about what women can or can't wear. In France, girls have been barred from schools for wearing a headscarf, by people who claim to be defending the rights of those girls!
It's obviously Islamophobia.
And the irony of pre-2020 no face covering permitted and post-2020 you must wear a face mask!
I really wish modesty was not so underrated by both sexes and that I wasn't constantly assailed by spilling-out cleavage, bum cracks, spray-on leggings etc. And by the way, I am a connoisseur of beautiful people.
Yesss! I completely agree. Everyone walking is wearing a face mask these days when before when some women chose to wear it, it was deemed antisocial, an intimidating look, dangerous due to anonymity etc etc. The rhetoric has been so hypocritical and unfair. & 'constantly assailed by spilling-out cleavage, bum cracks' made me chuckle' 😂😂 I hear that. Xx
Assalamulaykum to you both, on. a spiritual level, wearing loose clothes, gives the energies around you to flow through freely around your body.
Wa alaikum as salaam ✨✨✨
This is soo insightful 👌
Thanks so much for watching! 🤗
What does it mean it's not feminine? 🤔 It's the most feminine thing ever. Femininity = purity =women = modesty = beauty. 💯 💯 💯
I agree! 🙌✨❤️
Commenting on 23:00 onward, this sounds like rape culture in the extreme why does it matter to anyone how anyone else dresses unless they are showing their genitals in mixed company. This is disturbing and anyone that accepts these laws cause it doesn't affect them need to really analyze why they're ok with it and question how far this may be taken and how it will affect all women and men. Hijab is beautiful and you should be free to wear or not wear as you see fit
I completely agree with this, it's exactly how it feels. Truly disturbing. There's some weird dehumanisation that happens to Muslims from some people in this world and it upsets me so much. We're all brothers and sisters in this world ❤️ xx
@@TheXs.Official very true! I met a Muslim woman that stopped wearing hijab because she was so tired of being harrassed. It's sad and inhumane to deprive anyone of something they hold dear when it's not hurting anyone
Big love 💗💝from NIGERIA
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What a beautiful couple mA! Also Amara you remind me of Ariana Grande lol😍
Ooooh! Don't see it but I'll take it 😂
I love you both for great sake of Allah ❤ . You look stunning 😍 ✨
We love you for the sake of Allah 💖 thank you sis 🙈 xx
I completely respect Amara and how she wants to cover, especially if its tied to her faith. At the same time, I dont personally see the problem with showing your figure, All of our ancestors from Africa at one point roamed this globe practically naked and were all here still.
Love the video though, keep it up.
Thanks so much for watching! 🤗❤️
The one thing I really love about orthodox Muslims is their modesty. I really desire to imitate their modesty. God bless you both and may His will in your lives be done.
So lovely 🤗❤️❤️❤️
I have never felt overwhelmed to the point where I need to take it off if I took it off there was a reason but it would be temporary for an couple of hours, one thing is for certain I love my coverage I feel protected I feel at peace its apart of me. I feel because of the west the hijab has become synonymous with ridiculous illogical absurd nonsensical buffoonery, for me it's a hukum of Allah swt so i accept it 100% it's not difficult it's not a burden its natural & the odd occasion I haven't worn it I felt awful. My husband or parents never asked me to wear it & they definitely didn't force me it just wasn't even a thought the decision to wear a headscarf or covering or whatever has always been my decision. In fact my husband suggested not to wear it because western men were attacking muslim women & some were murdered because of it. I was steadfast & didn't allow that to change my mind. I find the whole concept of my clothing up for decision or muslim women's clothing up for decision Utterly nonsensical HYPOCRISY double standards or no standards at all in the 21st century this still a topic of concern??? If what a man is wearing doesn't effect me why should what a woman wears effect anyone it's her business not world governments????
Funny thing my three year old used to take her hijab off,but now she will cry and point her head if she didn’t have it on.
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I am in agreement
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Assalamu Alaykum, MashaAllah, I'm so proud of ,you are gorgeous Allhumdulillah
Thank you sis ❤️ and that's so sweet of you to say 🙈. P.S. we have the same surname! Xx
I love you muslim sister and brother I hope to be good example for Islam
Allah bless you my son and daughter young people Muslim
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I’m a Christian, but I think that hijabi’s are beautiful and so classy! ❤️❤️❤️
🥰❤️❤️❤️ I agree!
Nice mashallah u right to were hijab ❤❤❤❤
I love your accent ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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How is it they don't tell the Jewish women not to wear their wigs or not to cover their elbows or color bones.
Also, there are conditions to jilbab and unfortunately many Muslimahs don't adhere to that. Hijab has become a fashion statement, which it shouldn't be. The purpose is NOT to attract attention. The wives of the Prophet were described as looking like crows, as their jilbabs/khimars were black so they were inconspicuous.
It doesn't bother me. To me it's about choice. If the woman choose to wear it that's one thing, but in some of these countries the women don't have a choice, and that's not right.
Yes, there should always be choice given. There is strictly no compulsion allowed in Islam. Some countries choose to ignore this which isn't right.
World Society at large, is against anything of Allah or God. So who is leading society at large? Shaytan/Satan wants to defile our beauty, of modesty and purity. Much thanks and love for you and thank you for this video!
Thanks for watching & commenting! I'm glad you enjoyed it. X
Why did you stop wearing the hijab as per the title?
Watch the video to find out 👀🤣
And now we are letting ourself be limited by wearing a mouthmask.
..So the write where i say what you saying got taken off... hijab means loose clothes that your body shape is not seen ,it means not to wear belt on hips to show the body shape..intresting why same worlds you say but from my mouth take off 🤔is it becouse i say what you say but not doing that way you saying should and what means hijab.MashaAllah
I'm African but I get ugly looks in Europe for wrapping my head, we wrap our heads in Africa for many reasons, Muslim or not. I've never seen a Muslim man wearing their Muslim attire in Germany or Switzerland. They claim that if you in their country you must be modern like them. So glad I'm from South Africa where people are free to be whatever they want to be
Yes, it's a really narrow-minded way to be...wanting everyone to look the same and not encouraging freedom of cultural or religious expression. I'm sorry you get ugly looks from people. 💔 I hope you never let that stop you from dressing how you like 💖✨
Try being free to wear revealing clothes in Saudi Arabia or Iran and feel the tolerance of Islam then. They're no different.
I am from Leaotho
And I never got any hate for wearing hijab!❤️These stories shock me and I juat pray for unity between all💙
Africans are truly peace lovers✌️and I am actually from Bangladesh
The education I got from this video is what I needed ❤️ i am Christian and I wear headscarf. And sometimes I tie it like a hijab...and no one has an option about it.. I love you guy💯❤️
'...and no one has an option about it' LOVE IT 😂💖💖💖
@@shaziachaudhry8465 I don't think you should feel ashamed of yourself. You do you.
You are so beautiful even covered.
You should be proud of your conviction and it is your right to dress how you choose
❤️❤️ Thank you, Joanna.
I'm a Christian raised in an apostolic church, and we also cover our heads in church. We cover knees, elbows, and makeup isn't allowed. It was a very strict upbringing, but I believe it was all for good. I'm always asked why I cover my head in the sanctuary. I show honor and reverence to God especially in prayer. I'm glad my mother and our Pastor were great influences on decency and how to behave as a woman of God. Amen 🙏❤😊
This is really inspiring to read. We also cover our head in front of God for humility. We all share similar values across our religions it seems. Very interesting how our practices both align. Thanks for sharing your comment. 💖
Ppl are afaird of what they don't understand or don't want to understand. Hence having a problem with different religion practice.
Facts!!
Keep teaching us
This is an online class
We shud begin paying😄😄😄😄
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Salaam, may Allah in his infinite wisdom bless you both and your children if Allah chooses to bless you with them. A religion of peace and personal connection with GOD. Each time I watch young Muslims it reaffirms what Allah tells us about this faith. This is not a faith to compel other people what to do, it is just a way of life for Insan' I think.
Subhanallah. May Allah shower his blessings upon you also. Such a heartwarming comment. Thank you, brother Jamal ☺️
I think the hijab looks beautiful on Amara it really suits her 😎
That’s so sweet of you to say! Thank you so much 🥰☺️💜
This honestly helped me I have really been contemplating putting the hijab on I’ve been waiting for the feeling the magic feeling but I guess you’re right this doesn’t ever come I need to put the hijab on and not let my vanity get the best of me lots of love ❤️xx
May Allah SWT make it easy for you 💖🤗 I'm glad the video helped you a little, in shaa Allah xxx
I have been thinking about it also. I’m worried about how I will be received as a Black American Muslim.
You made me cry, I love your story😭
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You guys are just so good looking. We are definitely different cultures as long as we respect each other.
😂😂 That's so kind! Thank you. 🙈
Thankyou for being so honest in your hijab story, I love how you don't show everything is airy fairy and easy on camera. Talking about the struggle and emotions you went through is a real eye opener.
Another great video, love watching yous both. ❤
Thanks so much for always supporting and sending so much love, Foz. 💖 You know I'm not good at speaking without getting real 🤣❤️ glad you enjoyed the video xxxxx