Syeed Aadil Hafiz but Muslims should not be thinking that they are sinning or being less of a Muslim for not doing so. Like Yasir Qadhi said, Islam came NOT to revolutionise FASHION. Islam came to remind the people that there is ONLY one God, Allah the Almighty. And teach them the right path.
Clothing is more than history, the traditional clothing is about respect, modesty confort and simplicity. It's not compulsory to wear them but you are missing Something precious if you are not.
Astaghfirullah. Another layman speaking about Islam without any knowledge. How can you say hijab is not compulsory. Congratulations you are now a kafir for saying that. Repent to Allah and say the Shahadah again. Subhan'Allah. Dajjal is coming. And the other is loving it. Of course. May Allah protect the muslims from the deviants.
The point is to distinguish yourself as a Muslim and to keep imitation of the Kufaar to a bare minimum. The Prophet (صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم) said: “Whoever imitates a people is one of them.” [Abu Dawood, 3512; Classed as Saheeh by al-Albaani (رحمه الله) in Irwa’ al-Ghaleel, 2691] However, I do agree with Ibn Taymiyyah (رحمه الله) that it is not obligatory in a non-Muslim country (especially due to the harms that may result in doing so) but it is obligatory in a Muslim country no doubt. Hijaabs & beards are absolutely obligatory everywhere in public (Hijaabs), as well as covering the Awrah, and there is indeed more reward for the one who strives to please Allaah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى).
+0nly1truth As an American convert, the question of what dress to adopt is a hard one. Should I dress like my Indonesian brothers? Or my Saudi brothers? Or the my brothers from Gambia or Algeria? My mentor in Islam is Yemeni, should I dress like him? Or should I wear the clothes of my ancestors, the traditional garb of my people (Americans)? This is why I like Dr. Qahdi's lecture, because the important factor is not dress but action.
+recon6725 Sounds like a decent selection there for you, there is no official dress, the point, issue & intention is to distinguish oneself as what is commonly perceived as a Muslim in whatever time period & place. But like I said before, I agree with Ibn Taymiyyah (رحمه الله) who was of the opinion that it is not compulsory to do so in a non-Muslim country, however it is more rewarding In shaa Allaah, provided the intention is correct, and if you do decide to dress like common-folk then you should be cautious not to imitate the Mushrik clothing or colours even, for example; The Prophet (صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم) forbade the wearing of the colour Saffron and said: "These are the clothes of the disbelievers, so do not wear them." [Saheeh Muslim] No disrespect to any speaker etc, but we should be more concerned with what Rasoolullaah (صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم) teaches, when individuals desist teaching the Sunnah, they inevitably drift off.
Tomorrow is Eid in India, I have a nice dress which I can wear on the day of Eid but I didn't wanted to wear it. I wanted to wear the Kurta Salwar, which is a tradition and also considered a sign of piety. I was mad at my father that he didn't bought me Kurta Salwar. But after this lecture I realized my mistake. My intentions weren't pure. May Allah forgive me and guide me to the right path.
Malik reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “I have been sent to perfect good character.” Source: al-Muwaṭṭa’ 1614 Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Ibn Abdul Barr
If you visit Turkey or Bosnia you will see they don't wear the thawb or kamees because its not their culture, the sign of a Muslim man is the beard and modesty and some say wearing the topi as well, regardless its not a big deal. If someone wants to wear a thawb or kamees because he feels it is his identity of a Muslim then that's okay, if you read the history of the Muslims of Spain they had a distinct clothing distinguishing them from the Christians and this is where the Spanish Inquisition targeted the Muslims by banning their distinct clothing that identified themselves as Muslims so if we live in the west where we have the freedom to wear whatever we want, then why not.
Rasoolullah sallalahu alayhi wasallam came to be followed! Rasoolullah sallalahu alayhi wasallam didn't come as a follower! He wore what he did because he did so! Not to follow norms and cultures and familiarities. So we should imitate him in every way! Why are we adopting the suit and tie which was always worn by the kufaar? Let's not dilute Islam because of our own personalised perspectives. Allah grants hidayah to whom so he pleases. We should always be well distinguished from the kufar.
Abdullah Moosa ASTAGHFIRULLAH! How dare you, you are on UA-cam, so you think the prophet saw ever went on UA-cam!? Let alone comment in the comment section? “Let’s not dilute islam because of our own personalized perspective” and I quote.
Very beautiful talk. Many people criticize those who wear shirts yet they themselves don't wear the Saub that the prophet (SAW) used to wear. Clothing is a cultural thing, it's not what people imagined for themselves (In order to differentiate from other people).
I like the way he defines and explains issues. It is very hard for those scholars who do not live in the west ,to understand it. I like sunnah but it should vary from culture to culture, society to society, especially in the west. Do not be too much strict on the sunnah to implement them on your kids in the west. Use Hekmat of Allah , and Allah will guide them to the right path.
We don't follow you...! we have to follow Mohammed salla alayhi Wasallam.. In the Quran Allah commands if you love me follow Muhammad Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam not you..
JazaakAllahu khayr beloved sheikh & teacher Yasir Qadhi. I respect your knowledge and professionalism. I understand the points raised and reasoning & Ijtihad behind these points. I (personally) have some questions about some of the points with following comment(s); that we should be overtly-happy to express the sunnah 'clothes' because it was the way our Nabi SalAllahu alayhi wassalam did dress. Even if they laugh at us or those around us may think its ajeeb to contemporary times. Wallahu a'alam. jazaakAllahu khayr. I wish to express that (as a revert 20 years)-you are very inspiring ma Shaa Allah. wa BarakAllahu feek Ar. Ibrahim Conlon, Australia
Muhammad Bakhsh yes the turban is part of the sunnah as there is a reward ascribed to it and rasoolallah told us to wear it. But toppe/ jubbah was just him being a normal person and wearing what everyone else was
@@ziyaaddhorat Does Rasulullah (s.a.w) have to say that “This is my Sunnah, Do it” hence it becomes Sunnah then we act upon it? and the acts and clothing of Rasulullah (s.a.w) that he didn't ask for us to do it's not a Sunnah? Isn't Allahu (s.w.t) said in the Al-Quran that Rasulullah (s.a.w) is the whom we should follow, in his every teachings and Acts?
Bai shan yep, and we see according to Hadith that rasoolallah didn’t wear the ‘sunnah clothing’ when visiting other countries. The sunnah is to dress according to your societal norms and just be a normal person. So if you wanna follow the messenger of Allah then do so properly.
@@ziyaaddhorat then don't argue for wearing Qamis or Thobe and don't say it is not a Sunnah. Rasul (s.a w) while in his Country he wears thobe, and when he go out to the other country he wear what clothings are available in that country to avoid confusion, because at that time people are ignorant about Islam. and he merely shows us that we can also wear what other countries or culture wears.
You cannot degrade the Prophet (s)'s clothes this much. He was not wearing what the pagans wore. He had a different dress and the pagans had different dress. The Turban is a Sunnah. "The difference between us and the Pagans is we wear Turbans over hats" that is an authentic Hadith. The thawb was a Persian clothing which was introduced to Arabia in the 11th century. We have to keep this clothing because ir is spiritually significant. All the angels wear Turbans and all the Prophets did as well. That is a sunnah. We do not judge but you must wear it if you are going to guide people and are representing the way of the Prophet (s).
Mohammad Soomro These are very well known Ahadith. If you are really interested in knowing about it you may search yourself. When you see the clothes of the Arabs from before the 11th century you will see that it is a long shirt (Qamees) and loose trousers (Silwar). The Ahadith about the Angels and Prophets wearing Turbans is also well known and authentic. Please research them.
Yes, Allah’s Apostle didn’t ask us to dress like him but we still do it out of love. I’m not a Islamic expert like you but I hate it when you say “we don’t need to dress like Prophet (PBUH)”
@Thora Adam there are explicit hadiths that say to keep the beard. not the dress code. and in many hadiths we see prophet (saw) wore other cultural dresses as well. are they sunnah as well?
@Thora Adam Indeed this is a matter where scholars have differed. you follow your opinion and I'll follow mine. May Allah guide us to the straight path
Dress is also identity and identity also part of Islam.following sunnah dress also part o f following prophet(SAW) , We could not deny it...there may be a lot of interpretation but Islamic dress is another level of identity and beauty
I disagree with sheikh yasir's point of view. we follow and do everything that the prophet Muhammad SAW did, it doesn't matter if he told us to do it or not, if he did it, then is part of sunnah. 2nd point we have sisters who are wearing hijabs and is hard for us. You can't put kufi on?? Or wear islamic cloth that shows you are a muslims to nonmuslims? We need people to see that muslims are everywhere and are peaceful people, but if they only see the sister wearing hijabs and our men are addressing like them
Salaam I think your missing the point, or maybe I am. may Allah guide us. The point I think being made is that the sunnah isn't that actual dress but the action of replicating the norm and culture of the time for it not to be alien.
***** It was narrated that ‘Abd-Allaah ibn ‘Umar said: The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “Whoever imitates a people is one of them.” Narrated by Abu Dawood, 3512; classed as saheeh by al-Albaani in Irwa’ al-Ghaleel, 2691. It was narrated from Abu Sa’eed al-Khudri (may Allaah be pleased with him) that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “You will certainly follow the ways of those who came before you hand span by hand span, cubit by cubit, to the extent that if they entered the hole of a lizard, you will enter it too.” We said: “O Messenger of Allaah, (do you mean) the Jews and the Christians?” He said: “Who else?” Narrated by al-Bukhaari, 1397; Muslim, 4822.
SubhanAllah I like the sheikh but couldn’t disagree more with this video. The opinion which says one SHOULD wear the thobe or “qamees”, is based on the fact that Prophet ﷺ wore loose clothing which represented his modesty. Like it or not but clothes such as trousers and shirts exposes ones body shape, especially the private area of a man when he is sitting down. So to wear a thobe for that reason IS 100% a sunnah!!!
Most Muslims include the religious men and mostly everywhere around the world do not think about this. We are always concentrating on female clothing. Also Taqiyah skull cap is now seems useless to a lot of people unfortunately.
I am a revert. I want to be recognised as a Muslim. I want people to understand that I am seeking to follow the Prophet, salawa alai salaam. When I reverted i joined a way of life, a culture that is transnational with a range of halal dress norms. Tight trousers, basically most western troisers and jeans etc so not veil the awrat of a man. Moreover if we are not visible as a Muslim we just look like a kaffir. There is no good in that, for them, or us.
As a muslim WOMAN I can't adapt to modern fashion, I am sorry, they hate the headscarf and covering the body. Islam will become strange it's prophetised.
I don't think that's what he was saying. What he is saying is women in the UK don't have to wear the abaya to be mosldest they can wear loose skirt and shirts and coats and sweaters and pair it with covering their head. Because what matters is the cloths to be loose not, see through, and cover the awrah
@@cyberyousef7519 it does not. They are so many types of dresses from different cultures that cover ever part of the body modestly. Anaya is just a modest Arab cultural dress. As long as the Islamic requuare met, then their is no sin on that person. The Islamic requirements are that it's loose, not see through and covers the awrah. That can be achieved by many types of dresses. It just seems a lot of people have this superiority mindset that only Arab dress is better and Islamic
Assalamualykum Shaykh, hope you are well. With all due respect, this belief of 'negative attention' towards wearing the clothing of the Prophet (saw) appears to be based on mere assumption. It's simply naive to think people will react negatively and short sighted too. Why don't we look at the bigger picture? From my own experience, wearing an imamah (turban) or thobe does definitely make you feel more close to the Prophet (saw) and is actually a dawah to the rest of humankind. I agree, our akhlaq is the most important factor here but Muslims also have an external identity too which we cannot deny. You also cannot find a more modest dress for men than than the thobe or kurta in my humble opinion and Alhamdullilah in the UK It's pretty common now to wear one!
I totally agree with you however unfortunately the suit came from white oppressor dress. Would be nice if we muslims in non-Muslims countries create our own dress. So I agree and battling internal issue whites have created dress for the entire world.
To say the thobe is not a sunnah and is just cultural because Abu Jahl and some of the worst enemies of islam wore it, is a silly argument. Abu jahl used to have a beard like Prophet ﷺ. So does that mean growing the beard is not a sunnah and is just cultural? Even wearing the hat was a mark of modesty practiced by Prophet ﷺ and the majority of our pious predecessors from all over the world. How can wearing the hat NOT be from the sunnah. So silly
Brother you are wrong over prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.) said to grow beard that's why this is Sunnah even it's wajib .now tell me where over prophet said to wear a particular cloth.
@WiseEyes I agree with you on some stuff. Same like for instance for a man to wear a white or black turban is sunnah, this doesn’t mean that they can say that it isn’t specified in Hadith.
I love how he said all scholars have done this historically… which basically means that the scholars recognized these styles of clothing as sunnah. Typical reformist mentality. Wallahi I would’ve missed a jummah if it weren’t for the sunnah clothing. I was once looking for a masjid for jummah. I was looking for a Muslim to ask for where a masjid was. I couldn’t find anyone and subhanallah a brother gave me salam. Why did he give me salam? He saw me wear a jubbah and kuffi. So he guided me to the masjid. This reformist mentality is against the love of rasulullah ﷺ.
I don’t agree with all of this. I do think one can be modest without wearing the traditional Islamic clothing. Modesty is the aspect that is Fard upon us. However I don’t think we should stop anyone from following the sunnah of the times of our Prophet (May peace be upon him). If a man wants to wear a Thobe or a woman wants to wear an abaya instead of trousers and a top, then May Allah increase them. In fact, as a woman, I noticed if done properly, the abaya does make it a lot easier to cover up than it does with jeans and tops. The effort is a lot more with western clothing though it can be done. Still will not be the same effect as a properly loose abaya.
You can wear what you want however his point is that these clothes are cultural and choosing to wear these clothes are not Islamic mostly just cultural.
+Mohammad Nazir Ahmadi Assalamu'alikum, his point was that making cultural clothing a sunnah is not the right thing to do. You cannot sAy that wearing a pant and shirt is non islamic
+Mohammad Nazir Ahmadi I believe the shaykh is encouraging us to have a deeper understanding of why everyone including the prophet SAWS used to dress like that and apply that understanding in our society today.
+Mohammad Nazir Ahmadi I'm sorry but if you want to give some Dawah to a bunch of british people, don't you think they're going to be a little stand off-ish because of your beard and thawb. No-one is saying it is bad, but if you want to appeal to the people of your time and society, you can still follow all the modesty rules of clothing while wearing pants and a shirt. If you are not in the business of Dawah, then do as you please. That way, you are still being modest but you will appeal to foreigners so that they may accept Islam. When you are so vastly different from them in appearance, they won't understand you. Like Yasir Qadhi said, Allah sent prophets who look like their people so they were familiar with them and would more likely accept the message. You should try your best to look familiar to foreigners while still upholding your modesty, so that they may accept your message and not see you as a foreigner talking about an ancient religion.
+Sanad Ali, I completely dis agree with the fact that if you are Dawa you should wear the same dress that the local people are wearing. The dress has very little effect because Muslims at the time of Sahabas were wearing the same dress that our Prophet (SAW) were wearing and were going all around the world for making Dawa.
I don't care what you say Mr John Travolta Sheikh, your warped explanation holds no weight among the real people of knowledge of Islam. This guy should be sitting at the feet of ulama not siphoning deen according to what him and his waswasah are thinking
If kids in every single country in the world can wear some snapbacks and trendy van shoes with some Metallica shirts, why can't i wear a thobe and kufi hanging out in Time Square? Hip hop is considered "universal" when other styles are considered "cultural", so the clothes in America is for the world but the clothes in Africa and Asia is only cultural. Colonialism put European countries culture into the world but now its subjected to being considered the standard. I think we can make Saudi, regardless of the politics, a standard now for representation of a brand of fashion, whether religious or secular in nature. Religious on the point of imitating the prophet and secular as that clothes are clothes and trends aren't wrong. Why not dress as the prophet did? Nothing wrong for doing it, nothing wrong against it.
I disagree with the speaker that wearing certain type of dress represent the culture. We are asked to follow our Prophet saw not only his actions but also his culture whatever culture he represented is the culture of Muslims to be followed. This speech is creating confusions amongst Muslims. So brothers and sisters please don't get confused.
+asimsparks, Assalam-o-Alaikum brother. I respectfully beg to differ with your opinion. Islam does not say that don't do anything that kuffar is doing like if Kuffar is growing beard don't grow beard (Sikhs grow beard) so like wise we are growing beard because our Prophet was growing it so likewise if Kuffar was wearing the same dress does not mean that we should not wear it, we wear it because our Prophet was wearing it. Hope now you can understand it.
@@masoomrahmani2154 There is a good chance Prophet (saw ) never wore cotton. He was wearing rough wool. Do you follow Prophet(saw) on the material of his clothing as well?
People should stop calling them islamic clothes and u were them just to say im a muslim from here to there .DRESS FOR MODESTY ,DRESS TO COVER YOUR AWRAH ,YOU PRIVATE PARTS this writing in quran before you even look at sunnah .call it jalaba kufi or whatever,your BIGGEST concern should be “ ARE YOU COVERING YOURSELF PROPERLY ? “ !! Just be honest with yourselves ,does jeans ,pants cover your private parts ? No it doesn’t. If u don’t want to go for Middle East (gulf) clothes then dress like malaysian man .
If Sahaaba narrated that Nabi صلي الله عليه وسلم did it we follow. End of story. Clothing is one of those actions where following the sunnah way is possible. Unlike riding donkey n camel on the freeway. Dont take certain sunnah actions and use them to pass judgment on all of the. Read Bukhari n Hasan Basri regarding the topi and you WILL cover your bald head.
Whatever the Prophet (s) has immense blessings and so we wear what he wore. Doesn't mean you go out like that everywhere but when you are praying at the mosques or teaching then you wear it. Can't say "Oh, I don't want to cover my head, it's only cultural" or "Oh, the turban is not popular. No you must do it. Covering the head is a commandment and a resprentation that you are following the Prophetic Way.
+asimsparks, yes whatever our Prophets were doing is the commandment for all Muslims. Our Prophet were never praying without covering his head not only that there were rare occasion that our Prophet was not wearing cap.
+Anonymous Unknown bid'a per definition is when somebody refers something to the Prophet ass or islam directly, even though that is not possible. for example if somebody says "you have to pray on a carpet because the prophet ass always did so" that is pure bid'a! but if you say "i pray on a carpet because it is practical or comfortable, alltough i know i can also pray without a carpet" that is not bid'a per definition. so before you beware of bid'a, make sure something is directly refered to Quran and Sunnah, then check on it and see if there is islamic proof. barrak Allah u fiek. as salamu aleykum.
+Mohammad Nazir Ahmadi Actually, in my opinion dressing inconspicuously (like the norm of society), is more modest than sticking out and wearing your cultural clothes proudly, wa Allahu 'alam. Also, you are saying this is attributed to Islam but it has nothing to do with Islam, just like the star and crescent symbol which the Ottoman Empire borrowed from the Byzantine Empire. In other words we are placing ancient Byzantine symbols on our mosques thinking that it's Islamic, and like the shaikh says, dressing like Abu Jahl and everyone else at the time of the Prophet saws and thinking that it's Islamic. May Allah guide us.
ah the focus on peanuts .... when will we ever mature as a people. FYI, the thobe you see today is a clothing fashion created by the ottoman turks NOT by the arabs whom its used primarily with.
"Accomodate the fashion of the people" is an equivocal statement, needs to be sourced by evidence btw. There are plenty of Ahadith that indicate what's encouraged. Also YQ failed to mention to not look like non-muslims.
The evidence is upon you to show that the Prophet (pbuh) wore something different than the clothes of his people and time. All messengers came from the people that they were sent to give the message to, they spoke the same language, wore the same clothes and unless commanded upon, ate the same food.
Brother You are Manipulating betwin Shariyat and Sunnaht. Yes I know what you are trying to say but you dident said it Rightly. It is ok to wear Modern Cloths even in the Prayers acording to Shariya. But it is not sonnaht. And Shariyat is not Sonnaht. Shariya is the Law and Sunnaht is the LifeStyle of Prophet Mohammad Sallellaho Alaihe Wasallam. We mast need to obey as much Sunnaht as we can. If we do we will get Extra Sawab and if we did not follow nothings hapens . But we do need to folow Sunnah Proparly in Some Times Like : Being a Imam in The Mosq , Time of Haj. Remamber Many Prophets weared Turban. And Angels wear it too !
You should wear sunna clothes as much as possible, pants, shirt, and tie are not sunna,it’s not a modest dress, they show your body features, prophet Mohammad didn’t follow any culture in wearing clothes, two pieces of clothes are sunna to cover your body, a lungi/izaar as a lower garment, and a qamees as an upper garment, and I don’t think prophet Mohammad ever prayed without wearing something on his head
alhamdulillah isn't there a hadith that mentions Muslims should strive to be different from non Muslims(not exact words)and isn't there a hadith that mentions in the last days Muslims will follow. the disbelievers so closely if they (the disbelievers) were to enter the hole of a lizard the Muslims will follow them to. just trying to gain some knowledge.
Abdulkalam kp It was considered top notch dressing amongst the Arabs at the time, Muslim or not, just like suit and tie or tuxedo are high quality clothing in our times and in western culture. I sincerely apologize if my explanation was not adequate enough for you to understand and if I wasted your time. If this wasn’t the case I hope you can respond to me. Assalam u Alaikum wa Rahmatullai wa Barakatuhu
No, no don't speak on behalf of Muslimat in Britain, we love our Hijab the way it is, a hoodie shows the shape of your shoulders. We might put a pin or different wraps its lovely. How is a hoodie even British its an athletic thing and we know who runs around the streets in hoodies. I applaud and make Dua for the women in Uk and in any western country wearing the full khimar. They have the guts and love of their lord to wear it. Sad how some Muslims don't like seeing that. Imagine on the day of judgement when that is written in your book.
If you want to memorise something then cover your head. You’ll memorise faster then a person who don’t cover head. If you want to focus your mind on particular thing then cover your head. It’s practical thing.
This sheikh makes perfect sense. There is absolutely NOTHING in the Qur'an that tells us how to style our clothing. It simply says to be modest and the Prophet wore EXACTLY what was the norm of his culture. So there is nothing wrong with wearing the clothing of our culture created by even non-Muslims, as long as it is modest. InshaAllah, Muslims hear this and understand the difference between what is culture and what is Islam. As a Muslim, I say it's perfectly fine for a Muslimas to NOT wear a khimar. It's fine if she wants to wear a skirt or pants that go only up to her knees. SHE DOES NOT have to wear them any longer then that. The Qur'an never says so, not the Sunnah. Wearing longer dress, head covers, exposing only the hands and face,....is cultural. Not Islam.
Abdul-Haiy Muhammad Since you said about the quran iam not quoting ahadith of our beloved prophet muhammad saw. Praise be to Allaah. Verses that have to do with hijab: 1 - Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): “And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things), and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts) and not to show off their adornment except only that which is apparent (like both eyes for necessity to see the way, or outer palms of hands or one eye or dress like veil, gloves, headcover, apron), and to draw their veils all over Juyoobihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks and bosoms) and not to reveal their adornment except to their husbands, or their fathers, or their husband’s fathers, or their sons, or their husband’s sons, or their brothers or their brother’s sons, or their sister’s sons, or their (Muslim) women (i.e. their sisters in Islam), or the (female) slaves whom their right hands possess, or old male servants who lack vigour, or small children who have no sense of feminine sex. And let them not stamp their feet so as to reveal what they hide of their adornment. And all of you beg Allaah to forgive you all, O believers, that you may be successful” [al-Noor 24:31] 2 - Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): “And as for women past childbearing who do not expect wedlock, it is no sin on them if they discard their (outer) clothing in such a way as not to show their adornment. But to refrain (i.e. not to discard their outer clothing) is better for them. And Allaah is All‑Hearer, All‑Knower” [al-Noor 24:60] “Women past childbearing” are those who no longer menstruate, so they can no longer get pregnant or bear children. We shall see below the words of Hafsah bint Sireen and the way in which she interpreted this verse. 3 - Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): “O Prophet! Tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw their cloaks (veils) all over their bodies (i.e. screen themselves completely except the eyes or one eye to see the way). That will be better, that they should be known (as free respectable women) so as not to be annoyed. And Allaah is Ever Oft‑Forgiving, Most Merciful” [al-Ahzaab 33:59] 4 - Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): “O you who believe! Enter not the Prophet’s houses, unless permission is given to you for a meal, (and then) not (so early as) to wait for its preparation. But when you are invited, enter, and when you have taken your meal, disperse without sitting for a talk. Verily, such (behaviour) annoys the Prophet, and he is shy of (asking) you (to go); but Allaah is not shy of (telling you) the truth. And when you ask (his wives) for anything you want, ask them from behind a screen, that is purer for your hearts and for their hearts. And it is not (right) for you that you should annoy Allaah’s Messenger, nor that you should ever marry his wives after him (his death). Verily, with Allaah that shall be an enormity” [al-Ahzaab 33:53]
I think we should have some differences between non Muslims and muslims. I hate European style clothes. I hate wearing baseball hat. Because French, British soldiers had the same hat. And wearing this type of clothes means that we loose.
What is he going on about. I think he had a bad experience and is basing his opinions on that. It is however waajib to grow a beard. Grow it to the way the Prophet instructed and then I'll try take you seriously. I can't take scholars who don't love the Sunnah and find excuses against it.
So at my work men dress in tight jeans, should i dress the same in stead of a thobe to fit in, if Rasullah covered his head, does he need to say to us to cover our head! Is his action/example not enough? Is this not sunnah to dress as he did
@@masudaparvin3199 You know exactly what she meant, and you’re convoluted, sarcastic rebuttal only proves that. This is bidah (innovation), and it’s clear.
Complete red is haram. The scholars say that fusion of red for example strips of red and black or any colour is allowed. Some say that ( according to today's culture) either the pant or shirt can be red, not both. It's better to stay away, anyway
I really feel he needs to do more deep studies..he is just blabbering what he feels its right. There's no any reference. These are some people who bring Muslims away from Islam.
If men should stop following the sunnah and stop wearing caps or imamah then women should too follow the women of their culture and stop covering themselves.....
🤦♂️ No, the cap and the imamah are sunnah Any dress for men that isn’t tight and covers from the knees to the naval is halal Any dress for women that covers the entire body except for face and hands and doesn’t show the body figures is halal
Veganism ?? fine tuning?? What are u talking about yasir? just cause u have a command on the language does not mean that u can mislead people like this? U will be held accountable for what u say!
Yasir Qadhi is blessed with all sorts of knowledge but he is a deviant. He encourages imitating the kuffar, shaving the beard often, not covering the head, and supporting homosexuality. May Allah protect the believers from deviating to a new religion.
The sunnah clothing will surely save u from the fitna of shaitan your beard ,topi loose clothing represents your identity .
Syeed Aadil Hafiz but Muslims should not be thinking that they are sinning or being less of a Muslim for not doing so. Like Yasir Qadhi said, Islam came NOT to revolutionise FASHION. Islam came to remind the people that there is ONLY one God, Allah the Almighty. And teach them the right path.
I agree with you
Capo Don with me?
@@masudaparvin3199 good point I agree
@@masudaparvin3199 The best attire is that what Our Prophet (SAW) loved to wear.
Clothing is more than history, the traditional clothing is about respect, modesty confort and simplicity. It's not compulsory to wear them but you are missing Something precious if you are not.
Alhamdulillah I love this statement
@@L0velex thank you my brother I appreciate it . And yeah I would love to buy some new clothes . Do you have a website
Astaghfirullah. Another layman speaking about Islam without any knowledge. How can you say hijab is not compulsory. Congratulations you are now a kafir for saying that. Repent to Allah and say the Shahadah again. Subhan'Allah. Dajjal is coming. And the other is loving it. Of course. May Allah protect the muslims from the deviants.
@@alexander.petevski I didn't talked about hijab lol you're getting excited for nothing, focus and work on yourself bro
I Remember reading A Hadith where Prophet Muhammad ( saws) said
" THOSE WHO DO NOT DRESS LIKE US ARE NOT OF US!"
Reference? Source?
The point is to distinguish yourself as a Muslim and to keep imitation of the Kufaar to a bare minimum.
The Prophet (صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم) said: “Whoever imitates a people is one of them.”
[Abu Dawood, 3512; Classed as Saheeh by al-Albaani (رحمه الله) in Irwa’ al-Ghaleel, 2691]
However, I do agree with Ibn Taymiyyah (رحمه الله) that it is not obligatory in a non-Muslim country (especially due to the harms that may result in doing so) but it is obligatory in a Muslim country no doubt. Hijaabs & beards are absolutely obligatory everywhere in public (Hijaabs), as well as covering the Awrah, and there is indeed more reward for the one who strives to please Allaah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى).
+0nly1truth As an American convert, the question of what dress to adopt is a hard one. Should I dress like my Indonesian brothers? Or my Saudi brothers? Or the my brothers from Gambia or Algeria? My mentor in Islam is Yemeni, should I dress like him? Or should I wear the clothes of my ancestors, the traditional garb of my people (Americans)? This is why I like Dr. Qahdi's lecture, because the important factor is not dress but action.
+recon6725 Sounds like a decent selection there for you, there is no official dress, the point, issue & intention is to distinguish oneself as what is commonly perceived as a Muslim in whatever time period & place. But like I said before, I agree with Ibn Taymiyyah (رحمه الله) who was of the opinion that it is not compulsory to do so in a non-Muslim country, however it is more rewarding In shaa Allaah, provided the intention is correct, and if you do decide to dress like common-folk then you should be cautious not to imitate the Mushrik clothing or colours even, for example;
The Prophet (صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم) forbade the wearing of the colour Saffron and said:
"These are the clothes of the disbelievers, so do not wear them."
[Saheeh Muslim]
No disrespect to any speaker etc, but we should be more concerned with what Rasoolullaah (صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم) teaches, when individuals desist teaching the Sunnah, they inevitably drift off.
+0nly1truth nieuwsoutlet.nl/fascinerende-fotos-van-bedevaartgangers-voor-de-hajj-in-1880/
Yes absolutely agree.
0nly1truth imitation does not mean clothes here..... Do some rescearch on this hadith
Love these lectures, relevant to our modern day-to-day issues in the West!
mhm
@@hmok1083 can any one tell me is hijab a sunnah or fard?
@@kaycoonill3591 hijab is fard upon every female Muslim if they have reached the age of puberty
@@kaycoonill3591 its a fard (obligatory)
You love the lecture of this reformist, what he is saying is so wrong and has brought no proof from Quran and sunnah!
Tomorrow is Eid in India, I have a nice dress which I can wear on the day of Eid but I didn't wanted to wear it. I wanted to wear the Kurta Salwar, which is a tradition and also considered a sign of piety. I was mad at my father that he didn't bought me Kurta Salwar. But after this lecture I realized my mistake. My intentions weren't pure. May Allah forgive me and guide me to the right path.
Malik reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “I have been sent to perfect good character.”
Source: al-Muwaṭṭa’ 1614
Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Ibn Abdul Barr
If you visit Turkey or Bosnia you will see they don't wear the thawb or kamees because its not their culture, the sign of a Muslim man is the beard and modesty and some say wearing the topi as well, regardless its not a big deal. If someone wants to wear a thawb or kamees because he feels it is his identity of a Muslim then that's okay, if you read the history of the Muslims of Spain they had a distinct clothing distinguishing them from the Christians and this is where the Spanish Inquisition targeted the Muslims by banning their distinct clothing that identified themselves as Muslims so if we live in the west where we have the freedom to wear whatever we want, then why not.
this is the best answer
Thank you for this knowledge
Rasoolullah sallalahu alayhi wasallam came to be followed! Rasoolullah sallalahu alayhi wasallam didn't come as a follower! He wore what he did because he did so! Not to follow norms and cultures and familiarities. So we should imitate him in every way! Why are we adopting the suit and tie which was always worn by the kufaar? Let's not dilute Islam because of our own personalised perspectives. Allah grants hidayah to whom so he pleases. We should always be well distinguished from the kufar.
asimsparks brother,, u r funny and logical.. May allah grant u Jannah... Aameen
Abdullah Moosa did you not hear him?
He said the prophet saw wore the same as abu Jahal, pegans, and other transgressors, and that was the culture.
M1 exactly, HAHAHAHA!!! Perfect way of putting it!
Abdullah Moosa ASTAGHFIRULLAH! How dare you, you are on UA-cam, so you think the prophet saw ever went on UA-cam!? Let alone comment in the comment section? “Let’s not dilute islam because of our own personalized perspective” and I quote.
@@user-gc5cn9me2k Ok Then you go and recite Quran in English during Salah then!
Very beautiful talk. Many people criticize those who wear shirts yet they themselves don't wear the Saub that the prophet (SAW) used to wear. Clothing is a cultural thing, it's not what people imagined for themselves (In order to differentiate from other people).
I like the way he defines and explains issues. It is very hard for those scholars who do not live in the west ,to understand it. I like sunnah but it should vary from culture to culture, society to society, especially in the west. Do not be too much strict on the sunnah to implement them on your kids in the west. Use Hekmat of Allah , and Allah will guide them to the right path.
Right you are so true akhi. I agree
abdul alokozai sheikh is a true genius, when he speaks, he speaks with evidence and logic!
It shouldn't vary..because Sunnah is Sunnah..it doesn't vary.
@@umimran1447 right
We don't follow you...! we have to follow Mohammed salla alayhi Wasallam.. In the Quran Allah commands if you love me follow Muhammad Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam not you..
Arabs of the 7th century didn't dress in the Saudi national costume, there is paintings from that period.
JazaakAllahu khayr beloved sheikh & teacher Yasir Qadhi. I respect your knowledge and professionalism. I understand the points raised and reasoning & Ijtihad behind these points. I (personally) have some questions about some of the points with following comment(s); that we should be overtly-happy to express the sunnah 'clothes' because it was the way our Nabi SalAllahu alayhi wassalam did dress. Even if they laugh at us or those around us may think its ajeeb to contemporary times. Wallahu a'alam. jazaakAllahu khayr. I wish to express that (as a revert 20 years)-you are very inspiring ma Shaa Allah. wa BarakAllahu feek Ar. Ibrahim Conlon, Australia
This is called true understanding of Islam
People of Taqwa wear what Rasulullah (s.a.w) wears.
People of Fatwa is what Dr. Yasir said.
Muhammad Bakhsh rasoolallah told us to grow a beard (s.a.w) he never said a thing about toppe/jubbah
Muhammad Bakhsh yes the turban is part of the sunnah as there is a reward ascribed to it and rasoolallah told us to wear it. But toppe/ jubbah was just him being a normal person and wearing what everyone else was
@@ziyaaddhorat Does Rasulullah (s.a.w) have to say that “This is my Sunnah, Do it” hence it becomes Sunnah then we act upon it?
and the acts and clothing of Rasulullah (s.a.w) that he didn't ask for us to do it's not a Sunnah?
Isn't Allahu (s.w.t) said in the Al-Quran that Rasulullah (s.a.w) is the whom we should follow, in his every teachings and Acts?
Bai shan yep, and we see according to Hadith that rasoolallah didn’t wear the ‘sunnah clothing’ when visiting other countries. The sunnah is to dress according to your societal norms and just be a normal person. So if you wanna follow the messenger of Allah then do so properly.
@@ziyaaddhorat then don't argue for wearing Qamis or Thobe and don't say it is not a Sunnah.
Rasul (s.a w) while in his Country he wears thobe, and when he go out to the other country he wear what clothings are available in that country to avoid confusion, because at that time people are ignorant about Islam. and he merely shows us that we can also wear what other countries or culture wears.
Dawah for me in jahiliya was a Versace belt of a muslim man. True story
You cannot degrade the Prophet (s)'s clothes this much. He was not wearing what the pagans wore. He had a different dress and the pagans had different dress. The Turban is a Sunnah. "The difference between us and the Pagans is we wear Turbans over hats" that is an authentic Hadith. The thawb was a Persian clothing which was introduced to Arabia in the 11th century. We have to keep this clothing because ir is spiritually significant. All the angels wear Turbans and all the Prophets did as well. That is a sunnah. We do not judge but you must wear it if you are going to guide people and are representing the way of the Prophet (s).
Mohammad Soomro These are very well known Ahadith. If you are really interested in knowing about it you may search yourself. When you see the clothes of the Arabs from before the 11th century you will see that it is a long shirt (Qamees) and loose trousers (Silwar). The Ahadith about the Angels and Prophets wearing Turbans is also well known and authentic. Please research them.
Mohammad Soomro seekershub.org/ans-blog/2014/02/21/is-it-a-sunna-to-wear-a-turban/
Brother the Hadeeth you quoted is Zaeef
Abu Dawood 4078
The angels only wore turbans on the battle of Badr only otherwise their clothing is unknown to us
Yes, Allah’s Apostle didn’t ask us to dress like him but we still do it out of love. I’m not a Islamic expert like you but I hate it when you say “we don’t need to dress like Prophet (PBUH)”
Then get sheep wool dress and don't eat rice or use youtube.
@Thora Adam So Prophet (saw) made Abu Lahab and Abu Jahil's dresscode a symbol of islam????
@Thora Adam there are explicit hadiths that say to keep the beard. not the dress code. and in many hadiths we see prophet (saw) wore other cultural dresses as well. are they sunnah as well?
@Thora Adam Indeed this is a matter where scholars have differed. you follow your opinion and I'll follow mine. May Allah guide us to the straight path
He is right 100%
Some of the Turkish sisters wear very beautiful hijab. Very colorful and chaste. Tasteful.
Dress is also identity and identity also part of Islam.following sunnah dress also part o
f following prophet(SAW) , We could not deny it...there may be a lot of interpretation but Islamic dress is another level of identity and beauty
I disagree with sheikh yasir's point of view. we follow and do everything that the prophet Muhammad SAW did, it doesn't matter if he told us to do it or not, if he did it, then is part of sunnah. 2nd point we have sisters who are wearing hijabs and is hard for us. You can't put kufi on?? Or wear islamic cloth that shows you are a muslims to nonmuslims? We need people to see that muslims are everywhere and are peaceful people, but if they only see the sister wearing hijabs and our men are addressing like them
Salaam I think your missing the point, or maybe I am. may Allah guide us. The point I think being made is that the sunnah isn't that actual dress but the action of replicating the norm and culture of the time for it not to be alien.
+jamila ali How many years have you studied Islam? Under whom? And finally, what is your age? I'm curious.
InSaNeLiMiiTz Source?
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It was narrated that ‘Abd-Allaah ibn ‘Umar said: The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “Whoever imitates a people is one of them.” Narrated by Abu Dawood, 3512; classed as saheeh by al-Albaani in Irwa’ al-Ghaleel, 2691.
It was narrated from Abu Sa’eed al-Khudri (may Allaah be pleased with him) that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “You will certainly follow the ways of those who came before you hand span by hand span, cubit by cubit, to the extent that if they entered the hole of a lizard, you will enter it too.” We said: “O Messenger of Allaah, (do you mean) the Jews and the Christians?” He said: “Who else?” Narrated by al-Bukhaari, 1397; Muslim, 4822.
InSaNeLiMiiTz my brother/sister are you a muhadith?
SubhanAllah I like the sheikh but couldn’t disagree more with this video. The opinion which says one SHOULD wear the thobe or “qamees”, is based on the fact that Prophet ﷺ wore loose clothing which represented his modesty.
Like it or not but clothes such as trousers and shirts exposes ones body shape, especially the private area of a man when he is sitting down.
So to wear a thobe for that reason IS 100% a sunnah!!!
Most Muslims include the religious men and mostly everywhere around the world do not think about this. We are always concentrating on female clothing. Also Taqiyah skull cap is now seems useless to a lot of people unfortunately.
Did you listen to what he said about delegations visiting Prophet (saw)?
I am a revert. I want to be recognised as a Muslim. I want people to understand that I am seeking to follow the Prophet, salawa alai salaam. When I reverted i joined a way of life, a culture that is transnational with a range of halal dress norms. Tight trousers, basically most western troisers and jeans etc so not veil the awrat of a man. Moreover if we are not visible as a Muslim we just look like a kaffir. There is no good in that, for them, or us.
JAJAKALLAH KHAIR DR YASIR QADHI
Ma Sha Allah. Alhamdulilah. Thank you Shaykh.
I have not seen any hadith where Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him wore a thobe (woman's dress)
As a muslim WOMAN I can't adapt to modern fashion, I am sorry, they hate the headscarf and covering the body. Islam will become strange it's prophetised.
I don't think that's what he was saying. What he is saying is women in the UK don't have to wear the abaya to be mosldest they can wear loose skirt and shirts and coats and sweaters and pair it with covering their head. Because what matters is the cloths to be loose not, see through, and cover the awrah
@@ruka939 you forget that they shouldn’t show the body figure
Which requires the abayaa
@@cyberyousef7519 it does not. They are so many types of dresses from different cultures that cover ever part of the body modestly. Anaya is just a modest Arab cultural dress. As long as the Islamic requuare met, then their is no sin on that person. The Islamic requirements are that it's loose, not see through and covers the awrah. That can be achieved by many types of dresses.
It just seems a lot of people have this superiority mindset that only Arab dress is better and Islamic
Assalamualykum Shaykh, hope you are well. With all due respect, this belief of 'negative attention' towards wearing the clothing of the Prophet (saw) appears to be based on mere assumption. It's simply naive to think people will react negatively and short sighted too. Why don't we look at the bigger picture? From my own experience, wearing an imamah (turban) or thobe does definitely make you feel more close to the Prophet (saw) and is actually a dawah to the rest of humankind. I agree, our akhlaq is the most important factor here but Muslims also have an external identity too which we cannot deny. You also cannot find a more modest dress for men than than the thobe or kurta in my humble opinion and Alhamdullilah in the UK It's pretty common now to wear one!
I totally agree with you however unfortunately the suit came from white oppressor dress. Would be nice if we muslims in non-Muslims countries create our own dress. So I agree and battling internal issue whites have created dress for the entire world.
To say the thobe is not a sunnah and is just cultural because Abu Jahl and some of the worst enemies of islam wore it, is a silly argument.
Abu jahl used to have a beard like Prophet ﷺ. So does that mean growing the beard is not a sunnah and is just cultural?
Even wearing the hat was a mark of modesty practiced by Prophet ﷺ and the majority of our pious predecessors from all over the world. How can wearing the hat NOT be from the sunnah. So silly
Brother you are wrong over prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.) said to grow beard that's why this is Sunnah even it's wajib .now tell me where over prophet said to wear a particular cloth.
@WiseEyes I agree with you on some stuff. Same like for instance for a man to wear a white or black turban is sunnah, this doesn’t mean that they can say that it isn’t specified in Hadith.
I love how he said all scholars have done this historically… which basically means that the scholars recognized these styles of clothing as sunnah. Typical reformist mentality.
Wallahi I would’ve missed a jummah if it weren’t for the sunnah clothing. I was once looking for a masjid for jummah. I was looking for a Muslim to ask for where a masjid was. I couldn’t find anyone and subhanallah a brother gave me salam. Why did he give me salam? He saw me wear a jubbah and kuffi. So he guided me to the masjid.
This reformist mentality is against the love of rasulullah ﷺ.
I don’t agree with all of this. I do think one can be modest without wearing the traditional Islamic clothing. Modesty is the aspect that is Fard upon us. However I don’t think we should stop anyone from following the sunnah of the times of our Prophet (May peace be upon him). If a man wants to wear a Thobe or a woman wants to wear an abaya instead of trousers and a top, then May Allah increase them. In fact, as a woman, I noticed if done properly, the abaya does make it a lot easier to cover up than it does with jeans and tops. The effort is a lot more with western clothing though it can be done. Still will not be the same effect as a properly loose abaya.
100%
You can wear what you want however his point is that these clothes are cultural and choosing to wear these clothes are not Islamic mostly just cultural.
Great talk shaykh!
I love this man, genius!
Sheikh Yasir I advise you to be reformist does not mean negate A culture that has been a symbolic to Muslims and Islam .
+Mohammad Nazir Ahmadi Assalamu'alikum, his point was that making cultural clothing a sunnah is not the right thing to do. You cannot sAy that wearing a pant and shirt is non islamic
+Mohammad Nazir Ahmadi I believe the shaykh is encouraging us to have a deeper understanding of why everyone including the prophet SAWS used to dress like that and apply that understanding in our society today.
+Mohammad Nazir Ahmadi I'm sorry but if you want to give some Dawah to a bunch of british people, don't you think they're going to be a little stand off-ish because of your beard and thawb. No-one is saying it is bad, but if you want to appeal to the people of your time and society, you can still follow all the modesty rules of clothing while wearing pants and a shirt. If you are not in the business of Dawah, then do as you please.
That way, you are still being modest but you will appeal to foreigners so that they may accept Islam. When you are so vastly different from them in appearance, they won't understand you.
Like Yasir Qadhi said, Allah sent prophets who look like their people so they were familiar with them and would more likely accept the message.
You should try your best to look familiar to foreigners while still upholding your modesty, so that they may accept your message and not see you as a foreigner talking about an ancient religion.
+Sanad Ali, I completely dis agree with the fact that if you are Dawa you should wear the same dress that the local people are wearing. The dress has very little effect because Muslims at the time of Sahabas were wearing the same dress that our Prophet (SAW) were wearing and were going all around the world for making Dawa.
Well said bro jazakallah kheir
Meat was allowed during Prophet Musa peace and blessings be upon him with restrictions and laws.
I don't care what you say Mr John Travolta Sheikh, your warped explanation holds no weight among the real people of knowledge of Islam. This guy should be sitting at the feet of ulama not siphoning deen according to what him and his waswasah are thinking
Uncle Johnson you are a big ignorant fool!
If kids in every single country in the world can wear some snapbacks and trendy van shoes with some Metallica shirts, why can't i wear a thobe and kufi hanging out in Time Square? Hip hop is considered "universal" when other styles are considered "cultural", so the clothes in America is for the world but the clothes in Africa and Asia is only cultural. Colonialism put European countries culture into the world but now its subjected to being considered the standard. I think we can make Saudi, regardless of the politics, a standard now for representation of a brand of fashion, whether religious or secular in nature. Religious on the point of imitating the prophet and secular as that clothes are clothes and trends aren't wrong. Why not dress as the prophet did? Nothing wrong for doing it, nothing wrong against it.
Absolute Gold
Very well said brother..
we need to deconstruct that mental and cultural colonialism
I disagree with the speaker that wearing certain type of dress represent the culture. We are asked to follow our Prophet saw not only his actions but also his culture whatever culture he represented is the culture of Muslims to be followed. This speech is creating confusions amongst Muslims. So brothers and sisters please don't get confused.
But that exact clothing what prophet wore, was wore by the kuffar too. What do you say about that?
+asimsparks, Assalam-o-Alaikum brother. I respectfully beg to differ with your opinion. Islam does not say that don't do anything that kuffar is doing like if Kuffar is growing beard don't grow beard (Sikhs grow beard) so like wise we are growing beard because our Prophet was growing it so likewise if Kuffar was wearing the same dress does not mean that we should not wear it, we wear it because our Prophet was wearing it. Hope now you can understand it.
@@masoomrahmani2154 There is a good chance Prophet (saw ) never wore cotton. He was wearing rough wool. Do you follow Prophet(saw) on the material of his clothing as well?
People should stop calling them islamic clothes and u were them just to say im a muslim from here to there .DRESS FOR MODESTY ,DRESS TO COVER YOUR AWRAH ,YOU PRIVATE PARTS this writing in quran before you even look at sunnah .call it jalaba kufi or whatever,your BIGGEST concern should be “ ARE YOU COVERING YOURSELF PROPERLY ? “ !!
Just be honest with yourselves ,does jeans ,pants cover your private parts ? No it doesn’t. If u don’t want to go for Middle East (gulf) clothes then dress like malaysian man .
If Sahaaba narrated that Nabi صلي الله عليه وسلم did it we follow. End of story.
Clothing is one of those actions where following the sunnah way is possible. Unlike riding donkey n camel on the freeway.
Dont take certain sunnah actions and use them to pass judgment on all of the.
Read Bukhari n Hasan Basri regarding the topi and you WILL cover your bald head.
afm 786 can you highlight what part of the book of Hadith you mention will compel men to cover their heads?
Please refer the hadeeth to us
Lol
I think sunnah should vary in different parts of world. I think like Sh.Yasir Qadhi and you will believe this is true if you live in west.
What about wearing hijab?? It still makes women stand out... regardless of if they wear colourful clothing or make up
He said "accommodate" as much as we can as far as sharia permits.
Peaceful Vibez
HuH ?
You forgot the Prophet said whoever resembles the Kuffaar are part of them.
Whatever the Prophet (s) has immense blessings and so we wear what he wore. Doesn't mean you go out like that everywhere but when you are praying at the mosques or teaching then you wear it. Can't say "Oh, I don't want to cover my head, it's only cultural" or "Oh, the turban is not popular. No you must do it. Covering the head is a commandment and a resprentation that you are following the Prophetic Way.
Where did you read the commandment to cover head for men?
+asimsparks, yes whatever our Prophets were doing is the commandment for all Muslims. Our Prophet were never praying without covering his head not only that there were rare occasion that our Prophet was not wearing cap.
where's the full lecture ?
+Mohamed Imran description box
Sheikh Also comparing Thaub and Biryani is illogical.
Wearing Thaub is Modest Dressing that is now attributed to Islam.
Does that not make it a bit of a bid'a
+Mohammad Nazir Ahmadi so thaub is the only modest dress and nothing else can be?
+Anonymous Unknown bid'a per definition is when somebody refers something to the Prophet ass or islam directly, even though that is not possible. for example if somebody says "you have to pray on a carpet because the prophet ass always did so" that is pure bid'a! but if you say "i pray on a carpet because it is practical or comfortable, alltough i know i can also pray without a carpet" that is not bid'a per definition. so before you beware of bid'a, make sure something is directly refered to Quran and Sunnah, then check on it and see if there is islamic proof. barrak Allah u fiek. as salamu aleykum.
+Mohammad Nazir Ahmadi Actually, in my opinion dressing inconspicuously (like the norm of society), is more modest than sticking out and wearing your cultural clothes proudly, wa Allahu 'alam. Also, you are saying this is attributed to Islam but it has nothing to do with Islam, just like the star and crescent symbol which the Ottoman Empire borrowed from the Byzantine Empire. In other words we are placing ancient Byzantine symbols on our mosques thinking that it's Islamic, and like the shaikh says, dressing like Abu Jahl and everyone else at the time of the Prophet saws and thinking that it's Islamic. May Allah guide us.
+Mohammad Nazir Ahmadi Thaub can be of many forms.
ah the focus on peanuts .... when will we ever mature as a people.
FYI, the thobe you see today is a clothing fashion created by the ottoman turks NOT by the arabs whom its used primarily with.
"Accomodate the fashion of the people" is an equivocal statement, needs to be sourced by evidence btw.
There are plenty of Ahadith that indicate what's encouraged.
Also YQ failed to mention to not look like non-muslims.
The evidence is upon you to show that the Prophet (pbuh) wore something different than the clothes of his people and time. All messengers came from the people that they were sent to give the message to, they spoke the same language, wore the same clothes and unless commanded upon, ate the same food.
I think yasir qadhi is not 100% true...
No one can be 100℅ true. It is only Allah.
Thank You Very Much Brother ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Brother You are Manipulating betwin Shariyat and Sunnaht. Yes I know what you are trying to say but you dident said it Rightly. It is ok to wear Modern Cloths even in the Prayers acording to Shariya. But it is not sonnaht. And Shariyat is not Sonnaht. Shariya is the Law and Sunnaht is the LifeStyle of Prophet Mohammad Sallellaho Alaihe Wasallam. We mast need to obey as much Sunnaht as we can. If we do we will get Extra Sawab and if we did not follow nothings hapens . But we do need to folow Sunnah Proparly in Some Times Like : Being a Imam in The Mosq , Time of Haj. Remamber Many Prophets weared Turban. And Angels wear it too !
You should wear sunna clothes as much as possible, pants, shirt, and tie are not sunna,it’s not a modest dress, they show your body features, prophet Mohammad didn’t follow any culture in wearing clothes, two pieces of clothes are sunna to cover your body, a lungi/izaar as a lower garment, and a qamees as an upper garment, and I don’t think prophet Mohammad ever prayed without wearing something on his head
Wait why is it another issue “back home”? I didn’t get that part, but lovely lecture, JazakAllah khair.
For those who are interested in real Islam, Do not listen to this.
We need more Yasir Qadhi. One of the best commentators of Islam.
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I'm really confused could Waite do also scholars also have to wear the Arab clothes that the prophet wore
alhamdulillah isn't there a hadith that mentions Muslims should strive to be different from non Muslims(not exact words)and isn't there a hadith that mentions in the last days Muslims will follow. the disbelievers so closely if they (the disbelievers) were to enter the hole of a lizard the Muslims will follow them to. just trying to gain some knowledge.
That in essence says, that you will do every wrong that they do, and every useless thing that they do eg spending you life being a playstation expert.
sir said that wearing topi is not necessary..if that true why prophet (pbuh) covered head while praying ?
Abdulkalam kp
It was considered top notch dressing amongst the Arabs at the time, Muslim or not, just like suit and tie or tuxedo are high quality clothing in our times and in western culture. I sincerely apologize if my explanation was not adequate enough for you to understand and if I wasted your time. If this wasn’t the case I hope you can respond to me. Assalam u Alaikum wa Rahmatullai wa Barakatuhu
And how the british hijab can be?a hat to cover the hair and a scarf around the neck ?or perhaps a hoodie?
No, no don't speak on behalf of Muslimat in Britain, we love our Hijab the way it is, a hoodie shows the shape of your shoulders. We might put a pin or different wraps its lovely. How is a hoodie even British its an athletic thing and we know who runs around the streets in hoodies. I applaud and make Dua for the women in Uk and in any western country wearing the full khimar. They have the guts and love of their lord to wear it. Sad how some Muslims don't like seeing that. Imagine on the day of judgement when that is written in your book.
is it okay to wear a topy on society to identify as a Muslim cause i wear my top to schol
+Ali Hassan Yes, brother. There's no harm with wearing a topy to school to identify yourself as a Muslim. Assalamu Alaikum!
are u a convert my brother in Islam
Ali Hassan so other muslims can great you with the salam and you can great back and there is a lot of good!
If you want to memorise something then cover your head. You’ll memorise faster then a person who don’t cover head.
If you want to focus your mind on particular thing then cover your head. It’s practical thing.
These people ruined everything just to show wisdom, say it out man what the prophet used to wear!!
This sheikh makes perfect sense. There is absolutely NOTHING in the Qur'an that tells us how to style our clothing. It simply says to be modest and the Prophet wore EXACTLY what was the norm of his culture. So there is nothing wrong with wearing the clothing of our culture created by even non-Muslims, as long as it is modest.
InshaAllah, Muslims hear this and understand the difference between what is culture and what is Islam.
As a Muslim, I say it's perfectly fine for a Muslimas to NOT wear a khimar. It's fine if she wants to wear a skirt or pants that go only up to her knees. SHE DOES NOT have to wear them any longer then that. The Qur'an never says so, not the Sunnah. Wearing longer dress, head covers, exposing only the hands and face,....is cultural. Not Islam.
قل إن كنتم تحبون الله فتبعوني
ما معنى تبع؟؟؟
Abdul-Haiy Muhammad
Since you said about the quran iam not quoting ahadith of our beloved prophet muhammad saw.
Praise be to Allaah.
Verses that have to do with hijab:
1 - Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):
“And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things), and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts) and not to show off their adornment except only that which is apparent (like both eyes for necessity to see the way, or outer palms of hands or one eye or dress like veil, gloves, headcover, apron), and to draw their veils all over Juyoobihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks and bosoms) and not to reveal their adornment except to their husbands, or their fathers, or their husband’s fathers, or their sons, or their husband’s sons, or their brothers or their brother’s sons, or their sister’s sons, or their (Muslim) women (i.e. their sisters in Islam), or the (female) slaves whom their right hands possess, or old male servants who lack vigour, or small children who have no sense of feminine sex. And let them not stamp their feet so as to reveal what they hide of their adornment. And all of you beg Allaah to forgive you all, O believers, that you may be successful”
[al-Noor 24:31]
2 - Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):
“And as for women past childbearing who do not expect wedlock, it is no sin on them if they discard their (outer) clothing in such a way as not to show their adornment. But to refrain (i.e. not to discard their outer clothing) is better for them. And Allaah is All‑Hearer, All‑Knower”
[al-Noor 24:60]
“Women past childbearing” are those who no longer menstruate, so they can no longer get pregnant or bear children.
We shall see below the words of Hafsah bint Sireen and the way in which she interpreted this verse.
3 - Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):
“O Prophet! Tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw their cloaks (veils) all over their bodies (i.e. screen themselves completely except the eyes or one eye to see the way). That will be better, that they should be known (as free respectable women) so as not to be annoyed. And Allaah is Ever Oft‑Forgiving, Most Merciful”
[al-Ahzaab 33:59]
4 - Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):
“O you who believe! Enter not the Prophet’s houses, unless permission is given to you for a meal, (and then) not (so early as) to wait for its preparation. But when you are invited, enter, and when you have taken your meal, disperse without sitting for a talk. Verily, such (behaviour) annoys the Prophet, and he is shy of (asking) you (to go); but Allaah is not shy of (telling you) the truth. And when you ask (his wives) for anything you want, ask them from behind a screen, that is purer for your hearts and for their hearts. And it is not (right) for you that you should annoy Allaah’s Messenger, nor that you should ever marry his wives after him (his death). Verily, with Allaah that shall be an enormity”
[al-Ahzaab 33:53]
Abdul-Haiy Muhammad
Covering is islam, it is an order from Allah swt, it is obligatory upon a muslim woman.
Ma sha ALLAH
I think we should have some differences between non Muslims and muslims. I hate European style clothes. I hate wearing baseball hat. Because French, British soldiers had the same hat. And wearing this type of clothes means that we loose.
Why are you speaking english then engish is from europ
@@hanadyare4735 If i speak farsi or urdu, you will not understand me)
What is he going on about. I think he had a bad experience and is basing his opinions on that.
It is however waajib to grow a beard. Grow it to the way the Prophet instructed and then I'll try take you seriously.
I can't take scholars who don't love the Sunnah and find excuses against it.
So at my work men dress in tight jeans, should i dress the same in stead of a thobe to fit in, if Rasullah covered his head, does he need to say to us to cover our head! Is his action/example not enough? Is this not sunnah to dress as he did
You're supposed to follow the Qur'an and Sunnah. What are you talking about?! Innovation. May Allah rectify you affairs.
Yeah but you don’t have to ride a camel to go school just because that was the prophet saw mode of transport? Do you??
@@masudaparvin3199 You know exactly what she meant, and you’re convoluted, sarcastic rebuttal only proves that. This is bidah (innovation), and it’s clear.
alhamdulillah.thank you
Is wearing red clothes is haram or halal
Complete red is haram. The scholars say that fusion of red for example strips of red and black or any colour is allowed. Some say that ( according to today's culture) either the pant or shirt can be red, not both. It's better to stay away, anyway
Saffron
Why is your lecture always long? If it shorter would be better for me! Thanks
Well he gave a good explanation and if you really wanted to gain knowledge you would feel as if you were wasting your time.
Wouldn’t feel
Its not just about you 😌
You spitting. Need the completion.
So mo was a cross dresser , only hit revelation using Aisha’s garmets
Watch your tongue you fool
I really feel he needs to do more deep studies..he is just blabbering what he feels its right. There's no any reference. These are some people who bring Muslims away from Islam.
If men should stop following the sunnah and stop wearing caps or imamah then women should too follow the women of their culture and stop covering themselves.....
🤦♂️
No, the cap and the imamah are sunnah
Any dress for men that isn’t tight and covers from the knees to the naval is halal
Any dress for women that covers the entire body except for face and hands and doesn’t show the body figures is halal
Veganism ?? fine tuning?? What are u talking about yasir? just cause u have a command on the language does not mean that u can mislead people like this? U will be held accountable for what u say!
You can be a vegan and a muslim, no problem with that. The only think you can't do it, that think whoever is not vegan is committing a sin.
However imitates anyone is among them
I m not going to be like a Idolator
هذا الرجل ضال مبين!!!!
Yasir Qadhi is blessed with all sorts of knowledge but he is a deviant. He encourages imitating the kuffar, shaving the beard often, not covering the head, and supporting homosexuality. May Allah protect the believers from deviating to a new religion.
+John Smith I don't think covering the head is fard but when did he support homosexuality???
+John Smith Provide your evidence if you are truthful. Do not lie.
Yes absolutely agree with your views. Jazak Allah khair.
This Sheikh most of the times don't wear a Skull Cap....
I mean okay Rest is Culture. But can't you wear a Cap!
I call codswallop
2020
After he found tony Blair as a teacher, he speaks nothing but attacking Islam. May Allah protect us.
This guy is cooked
Liar
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