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PLEASE STOP MIXING BETWEEN HIJAB AND NIKABS.
It's two different things!
Sherlockian Fannibal You’re right!
Your so right
Hijab is a type of clothing to cover their head according to Quran.
Niqab is a cultural thing
Sherlockian Fannibal true
Siraj9009 niqab also covers lie hijab even more
To those who very harshly and quickly judge hijab as a symbol of oppression of women, I ask: When you see a nun in her habit, what do you think of that-is that a symbol of oppression or a dress that demands dignity and respect? The habit of a nun is a complete hijab. Why then the double standard? Is this not cultural imperialism? When a Catholic nun dresses in that way, she becomes dignified, but when a Muslim woman dresses in that way, she becomes the symbol of oppression?! In Islam, we want that dignity and respect for each and every Muslim woman, not only a few selected ones who have decided to serve the cause of their faith.
I believe people tend to think of the hijab as oppression because muslim women are married or can get married and wearing it is part of being a muslim woman as opposed to nuns that do not get married and not all Catholic women are nuns.. One actually chooses to be a nun.
I know wearing a hijab is a choice as well, but this may be the reasoning behind the people who consider it to be oppressive. As if their husbands were the ones telling them to wear it.
Really good point.
A noon it's dressed like that because she is a noon she has to dress like that is part of his job and life but muslim womans dress like that even they are an average woman, all they had to dress like that, and that's not right. Don't say they do it because they want because most of them are brainwashed.
D Wadee3 I'm pretty sure you don't know "most" muslim women, so you can't say with all certainty that they are all brainwashed. Maybe if you studied a little bit more about their religion you'd understand why they do it, and why they think is the best thing to do.
Paulina Ramírez i live in paris and in my neigborhood is full of arabs women and i know a few of them because they are my neighbors and in my opinion, yes, they are brainwashed. i understand you want to be tolerant but it's a great mistake to be tolerant with intolerants that's why in france it's not leagal to wear the burka in the school.
Karim there is confusion in this video, Hijab & Niqab are different, you're asking about hijab and people think you're asking about niqab!! You had to clarify this.
i don't think thats much of a problem....although it would be better if he clarified niqab as a type/style of hijab
it niqab is against lwa of Islam anyway
I was going to say the same thing
Hanin E if people nowadays doesn't wanna stop gays and transgenders.....how COULD anybody wanna stop a niqab....100% right sis👍
+bashar haddad I didn't understand your comment
I'm french and I want to say that in France hijab is also forbidden in school. I had to take off my hijab before going to my high school every morning and worth it at the end of the day next to the door of the school. Many teachers compels me to take of a bandana that I was wearing just to cover a little my hair. Even when we go out with the classroom at the cinema or the museum, we are forced to take off our hijabs or pretending that we are sick and we can't go .. This is unfair. France doesn't let us (girls who wearing hijab) to be considered as 'normal' in order to study, be well educated and by that having a place in the society !
That's horrible! I was considering studying abroad in France, but after reading this...how can they take someone's right to dress the way they want away from them?
How do you cope with that? Is living in another country a better, albeit extreme, option?
The more horrible in that, it's that I'm not the first and maybe not the last. And sorry for my english lol
That's okay - I understood you. Are there islamic schools?
No it's a laïc school
Oûm Sumayyah god damn why did france ban hijab ? Even there are a lot of muslims in france from Algeria and north Africa
"show your pretty face, you don't have to hide behind that"
It's comments like those that make us women hide our faces.
Goorpijp Wessel no.....not really....
That statement made me disgust
He said a good thing why?
I am a hijabi and I have a choice if I wanna cover my face or not ppl shouldn't judge
No one should judge its ur matter completely what ur gonna wear
I'm 15 and a Muslim girl, I don't wear the hijab, I plan on wearing it when I finish high school, no one is forcing me. I made my own decision. Not only is it for religion but it is beautiful and represents modesty and that's just how I feel like woman should be, modest. And I could care less of what anyone thinks, I could care less if anyone stares or even thinks I'm weird, this is how I wanna live my life .
*****
If she didn't want to wear the hijab, she could just stop being a muslim.
*****
According to you, she doesn't live in an oppressive family, so there shouldn't be any consequences outside of self-hating, maybe.
*****
Self-hating for abandoning her religion.
It's not a certainty, but it is possible.
ogfre123 shit of human u are look at what are u writing alot of ignorance and we live in the same plant
no but why are u all afraid of a pice of clothes i'm sick of people who know nothing about my religion and still talk shit about it i never did that to anyone not everyone is like u that is called cultur
and "drink this wine it is my blood" :!
i love the last black guy
Izzedine Al-Qassam I guess so, still he's a great guy
Izzedine Al-Qassam true
Yeah im too
Ebru Cinar
and the chinese girl too?i don't know if she was a chinese or mix but her words was beautiful too~
ANYBODY can leave a bomb on a train. Just because somebody’s face is covered (for religious and modest reasons) doesn’t mean they’re about to drop bombs on public transport.
I am Muslim and I live in India. We are free to wear anything.. Alhumdullilah.. I do were burka and I am comfortable in it.. ☺
India accepts all religions
All those people calling Muhammad a paedophile need to check themselves, 100 years ago girls were suitable to be married at 12. Heck, even In Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet' Juliet was 14 and was engaged to her fathers friend who I'm sure wouldn't be the same age as her. Mary was a teen while Joseph was an old man and I'm sure all the other religious/historical figures in the past were married to younger girls because that was the social norm. The life expectancy was lower and therefore people matured a lot faster. Does that still happen in Muslims now? No, why? Because life expectancy has increased so people hit puberty later, the social norm for age of marriage has changed and most importantly LEGAL REASONS. He can't be considered a peadophile when that was the norm 1400 years ago, even 100 years ago in places like the UK girls were underage according to modern laws. Aisha went on to being one of the most important and renowned scholars in Islam, she was WILLINGLY after he died, if
He treated her so badly I doubt she would've, the hadiths explain how he treated her well.
+Kesha InMyCasa There is absolutely no scientific backing to say what you just said. As much as we know, puberty has remained constant throughout human evolution. In fact, puberty is coming sooner than before.
+Kesha InMyCasa It's kind of funny, because even what was considered 'adult' back then was different. if you were a boy, the moment you got pubic hair you were considered a man- you went to work. If you were a girl and you got your period, you were considered a woman, and thus eligible for marriage. Alot of people were getting married at 13 and 14 years of age back then.
As for when puberty hits, there is some correlation that suggests that people in hotter environments hit it earlier than colder environments. However, this is only correlation, so it can't be relied upon.
What alot of people who throw accusations of pedophila towards Muhammad also fail to realize, or willingly leave out, is the age of his other wives who were all hovering around 30. His first wife, it is also worth mentioning, was 15-20 years his senior. A person who is a pedophile would, conceivably, surround themself with young children for the purposes of sexual fulfillment.
It is also reported by Aisha herself that he never touched her or consummated with her until after she had her period.
+Michael L Puberty always hit girls much later back then. Now because of unhealthy fat diets and enough nutrition, girls are having their periods much earlier indeed.
+Richard Tufts I agree.
Hijab is my other twin, i wouldnt go anywhere without it. Hijab is beautiful and i will never exchange anything with it. It definds me.
XFlashSofts yes they are (am arab)
nobody cares.
well thanks for that usless useless comments
if u have nothing to say why do u comment
MBO en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sample_size_determination
Don't call others retarded when yourself demonstrate levels of intelligence that are far below average.
Rueyful Wtf are you even talking about?
1:33 "...some of them are beautiful" that's literally so sweet to hear
Oh my god it’s just a scarf it’s not a bomb it’s almost 2020
This was uploaded 7years ago
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It’s still happens XD
Exactly this is 2020 ,That's why we don't want such regressive practice going ,If you say you don't want other country to change ,so don't make fuss when police man ask or authority asks to remove the hijabor niqab what ever
Swagat Maharana the fact you put space before the comma and no space at all after it hurts me more
exactly
How would u hide a bom in there hajab (WTF)
tina lee some people don’t think before they speak
@@AA-mx5oj Some? More like most.
why the French don't understand this,now they had started a new fitna,I'm sure in the day of judgement they will pay for it😤🤬
@@lilani9213 what r u saying, couldn't understand
Its sad but I couldn’t stop laughing. I mean seriously 😬
i am not Muslim ...would muslim women or men for that matter be upset if i wore one:?im being serious they make a women look beautiful.
Shelley Hillier Absolutely not! This is about modesty for your future partner in life. This is about loving and respecting your body. Whether women want to dress in revealing or tight clothing is entirely their decision but I think modesty is very beautiful because it says so much about you. c:
They do look so beautiful!
Shelley Hillier Absolutely no problem.You can wear what ever you want and i assure you you'll look very beautiful in a hijab or abaya..:)
Of course wear one so many Christians wear hijab the same way we do
No they wouldn't mind at all in fact they will treat you respectfully and you'll be like one of us 😊
OMG when the guy said "show your pretty face you don't have to hide behind that" that creeped the hell out of me.
Sabah Sikder exactly what a creep
I´m proud to be a headscarf wearing european woman!
that's nice
❤❤ I'm proud to be a niqab wearing muslimah
You get democracy and you decide to throw it away by wearing something which symbolises oppression.
It's beautiful! You should be proud.
MoerfTube and you look STUNNING in it too! Xx
1:05 : “If I were to hide my face behind a bandana, the police would tell me to take it off.”
*People in 2020:* Yeah...You don’t have to worry about that anymore.
There’s a difference between head covering, niqab, and a face mask.
"if that fulfills your life on earth, thats fine with me".
that should be the worlds motto. That should stand for everything, practicing any religion, choosing to be gay (getting full rights) etc
I've been contemplating on whether to wear hijab or not. I've lived in the US all my life and always feared of being put down by others instead of fearing Allah (SWT). This video honestly brought me to tears and I am fully ready to wear the hijab now, knowing I have the freedom to do so because of the great country I live in. The people, especially the last guy, really boosted my self-confidence and I am so happy and thankful to be living in a place where freedom exists on numerous levels. Thank you so much for this, and I take it as a sign from Allah (swt) that it's time for me to be me. May Allah (swt) bless you for your work and wish you the best of luck now and in the future!!
1307nm so after 4 years, are you happy with your choice? Im very curious! (also i’m very happy for you to find the confidence to wear a hijab work it girl!)
I am conflicted as well :( I care too much about what other people think, instead I should've fear the consequences...
@@harvestheverest what consequences?
@@ayushidongre3042 Idk maybe going to hell or I'm adding up my sins? The comment was 2 years ago, I was feeling quite pressured to wear a hijab by my teachers and some of my family. But, then I realised I want to start wearing hijab purely because I want to and not wear because I was pressured.
@@harvestheverest sister you need to let that fear of people go and embrace Allah9swt) fully, i realize that you also have hardships like we brothers do and you're so much better off when you conquer them
Q: Why did they ban the hijab in france ?
A: Well i don't understand why they wear it !
-- what an excuse :/
freelibyan4ever Probably the majority of people thinks like that in France 😕
Thankyou. Finally, someone realises the ridiculous mentality people in France are suffering through.
So what it's their country and they can make whatever decisions they want
Chaimae Ayachi no
My dads sisters and him are Musulin in
France it was band at work you cant wer a higbab (his hole famly and mine are Musulin)
I strongly support the women's right to wear burkah and hijab, but Niqaab (full-face covering) just creeps me out, and is an unnecessary security threat to innocent people. The Wedding house I was staying at was robbed by a "lady" wearing a niqaab, who we all assumed was our cousin who does niqaab too. Turns out, that cousin never even came to the house. How scary is that? Niqaabis could be any criminal - and it is seriously a threat.
"Show your pretty face, you dont have hide behind that..." does that mean, if I wear the hijab, I'm not PRETTY?!?! that so rude!
@@kalpanajha3747 and no one asked for your opinion as well queep it to yourself and leave the sister alone.
Don't Read This did she ask you no so shushhhh
I thought america is a FREE country that u can do anything...
No, he asked show your pretty face.
He was kinda dumb
I'm a new convert to Islam and now that I've been wearing the hijab it's given me a better understanding of what all Muslim girls around the world go through. It really makes me sick seeing how we get judged on what we wear. If people of today's society just saw how powerful the burqa/hijab is they wouldn't want to ban it.
The Hijab is a slap in the face of the women's movement...
***** I may not be free for you then but why would I care about you ? I'm free and that's all that matters
The purpose of Hijab is to promote Modesty. With the Hijab, women are not judged based on their outer physical looks, they are judged on their internal character because it is whats on the inside that counts. And yes, men have a Hijab too, it is the Hijab of the eyes. They are to control their eyes and what they look at.
Like ***** said below me
''burka is traditional not islamic! islam says nothing about covering the face, arab women do it out of tradition most likely due to the effect of heat on thier skin (before sun lotions and creams were invented)
And to keep sand out of ears and to cover the eyes in a sandstorm.
Same goes to pork, It spoils quickly. More quickly then any other meat with that heat. Thats why it was banned even before your religion.
Now you have a fridge so its no longer necessary. But someone managed to make a religion out of it.
Mohamed Ghita
Thats why we cook it. It kills all bad bacteria.
It dates back from a time when we did not know what bacteria were.
there was a time when we did eat raw or meat that was not proper cooked and had no fridge. Thats why it was banned. Now we do know how to treat meat, so now we can eat it.
Mohamed Ghita i have yet to hear about anyone getting sick of eating pork.. its religious propaganda
As a young woman wearing the hijab, this made me feel a lot better, it isn't always easy...thanks Karim!
“Show your pretty face”
It’s a relegion
They do it for god and to protect themselves
I'm an Atheist and I'm in a free country and I think a lot of hijab's and abbaya's are beautiful, gorgeous and modest. But the burkah (I apologize if I misspelled them) no thank you. I think people should wear what they want, but not be forced too. It should be a personal decision. I think if your going to get your license or work for security your face should be shown but out in normal public you should wear what you wish too.
Dmitri Clark Very well said!
Nobody forces anyone to wear the burka. In fact, in Islam it is strongly discouraged to take up wearing the burka unless you can be 100% committed to it from then on out. What people don't understand is that it is OUR choice.
in some countries clothing is force. Some countries are strict, And sometimes men force their wives to wear it. I'm against that. But if it is YOUR choice then go for it. People should wear what they wish to. BUT I do agree that someone's face should be shone if they are going in for a drivers license etc. I have already been told the hijab and burka those or personal choices and they should be. I'll always be against people being forced to wear certain things. I'm also against bans that say you can't wear a burka in public. It should always be someone's choice and Never force or banned.
if you are born in a traditional family you simply wear the burkah. Your family would not like rebellion,and you will be questioned by your relatives.
Reign Xo Who said.? I have visited India, and there in the malls too I have seen many women in burqa .In fact, in india i have seen in the same mall women in full burkah and girls in jeans and shorts.
I have some indian friends who are basically from religous hindu families, but they are non-theists and their families are okay with it. Surprisingly in islam if you are a non-believer it is taken very seriously.
I am a Muslim. I chose to wear hijab when I was 17, now I'm an undergraduate and turning 20. My sisters don't wear hijab, but I believe that they will when they are ready. We went to some European countries for vacation, including the UK, the Netherlands, Italy and France since I started wearing hijab. And I didn't find it a problem. I didn't even know it was banned to wear hijab in France at all. At first, I didn't see any Muslim women there, or maybe I didn't recognised them because they are not wearing hijab. But then they were some people who said Salam to me when I passed by. I was so surprised. because even in my country, rarely anyone would greet you on the street with Salam even though we are all Muslims. But when there, in France, Muslim brothers and sisters, who obviously don't know who I am or where I come from, greeted me with Salam, I was so surprised because I didn't know they were Muslims too. Then I realised that I may not recognised them as Muslims, but they recognised me because of my hijab. I felt so touched. I love my my hijab. The hijab is a part of my identity as a Muslim. How I wish and hope the hijab will no longer be illegal in any country in the world. I wish we never live in the world where we fear each other. Because we never mean any harm.
LoveSpaghettiSmile Hey nice to meet you, I have to comment on what you are saying because you seem misguided, Hijab is not forbidden in France, only the burqa is (full cover of your face). It is the same in Belgium where I am from, these laws have been passed on the basis that you must be recognisable when in public. I don't believe that this offends muslim people because, and correct me if I'm wrong, islam doesn't promote burqas (fully covering women). So you're welcome to wear hijabs here as long as you like!
TheGuims07 she is not misguided/ she is a muslim thus Is a liar by religion. don't fall for their propaganda
freespeechordeath691 Well everyone is entitled to their opinion, I don't share yours though.
TheGuims07 well of course were all entitled to our opinion but what I said wasn't opinion. its fact. islam is evil in so many ways and the biggest hypocrite cult and yes I said cult cuz its an insult to other religions to have that cult compared to them. this is coming from someone who apposes ALL MAN MADE RELIGIONS. islam sits on its own. there is no greater evil than islam in our world today. if you want I can prove my point and show you the difference between OPINIONS AND FACTS.
do you believe muslims should be free to practice their "religion" as they see fit?
+LoveSpaghettiSmile Hey! I'm very happy to read your comment about your time in Europe! I just wanted to precise that contrary to what the interviewer says in the video, hijabs are not at all banned in France, so that explains why you didn't notice it :p It is the fact of fully covering up one's face that is banned (like the burqa for example)
Salaam I am eleven years old I decided to become a permanent hijabi at the age of eight and I have always stuck with it I do not wear burka but I wear hijab and my cover halal no neck no ears no hair no arms not legs alhamdoolila, allah made it easy for me, once when I was nine a girl was racist to me about my religion this angered me but I had to stay calm to prove her wrong, I stick up for all of my friends non muslim and muslim we are all equal, and no one is perfect
That's true no one is perfect. I started to wear hijab when I was ten. I think that some people would be like what you're still too young for it and we only need to be proud of our selves and we mustn't let people judge us, like if they want to let them and we don't need to care about other people's thoughts about the hijab and we mustn't let other people effect us by letting us not wear the hijab.
very true :) We do it for Allah (SWT) not for the people around us
Did your family convert or did were they muslim from the start?
My mums family have been muslim from the start and my dad's family are not muslims, but my dad converted.
Aliya cooper
i think some people are critical of the hijab because children born into muslim families don't really get a choice whether or not they want to be muslim. i find that it is a really hard topic to talk about with muslims
Wow, this really boosted my confidence^.^ Thank you so much for going out and asking, sometimes I wonder what people think about my hijab and what people think about the negativity of the world and its good to know there are positive people in the world:)
i wanna share 'bout my experience... i was an airport on my country Indonesia, and i met US navy soldier on the restaurant, and i got some talk, and finally he talk to me that "i'm beautifull with my hijab"...i'm so happy to hear that, that he respects to me..
So how is it that no one says shit to Christians Nuns. Coz people are Fascist towards Islam. Mary Mother of Jesus even wore Hijaab.
Here in France nuns can't wear the head coverings either as Jews can't wear kippot, its a strange situation
trevor dollinger
Damn really? France is pretty fucked up.
17jun1989 Yep? But the french country is supposed to be religion-less. And that means that no religion must be represented in the country. There are places where you can pray and everything but when you're in public your religion is not supposed to exist. Religion is supposed to be for private life. But the biggest contradiction is that every holiday is based on the christian heritage, we get a break for christmas with tons of christmasy things on TV. We get easter breaks and a lot of ther things like that. People are trying to get things to change but the government is hard-headed.
Kaynasou you should come to the muslim majority country....and try to understand how the religious minorities are treated...
Oh so we're supposed to shut the F up and wait until the situation goes this far? I mean if we don't say anything as it happens before our eyes than yeah maybe it'll get that far. I never gave any excuses to the way religious minorities are treated in muslim majority countries. And for the record do you research muslim in Burma are getting killed every day a lot of muslim people die in Palestine. Persecutions aren't proper to one religion or one nation in particular it is never excusable and you should never consider a situation to be less problematic because there's worst happening somewhere else. I mean come on, you seem intelligent, you know things only get worst if everyone sits back and shuts up when an injustice in happening. And for a country that has "liberty" in its official moto, it sure is a contradiction.
Hi, I live in Paris, France and this video has really touched me... The burqa was banned in France, I find it a pity and women wearing the burka represents a minority in France ... they have done nothing wrong and live their lives like everyone else! I especially think that today it is difficult for a Muslim to live his life without being at the center of the media constantly criticize.
Aww god bless you sara im also a muslim and what u said touched me
Being a hijabi myself, I was brought to tears watching this video. I think it is beautiful when non-Muslims show their appreciation and respect towards Islam and the Hijab. Being a hijabi, I have encountered several "comments" and situations which was definitely not something fun to experience. But with the support of family, friends, and those who appreciated the hijab, I had enough strength to ignore what others who disagree think. I am a Proud Hijabi, Alhamdulillah!
when the background music starts i do realize the positivity part starts
thumbs up Kareem
in France it's actually banned to wear any religious wear a crucifix around your neck or a hijab or a kippah etc it not just hijabs that's banned ANY RELIGIOUS WEAR AT ALL
So, he said that wearing a hijab is a choice. Well - it isn't a choice everywhere.
Wear it or shame the family and get tossed out into the street with the street urchins and mangy dogs. Isn't that a choice?
It means that, religiously, if you don't want to wear it, no one can force you to wear it.
That is entirely different from what certain cultures today do by making it an utmost obligation. They don't even have the authority to do that.
WithJewelsWithin
Sure they can force you, ref BackSeatHump's comment.
***** the lord ask you to put it so you put it or you go in another country
ZeRo DaRcK
Is that the same lord that told Burkowitz to shoot all of those young people - or the one who told Charlie Manson who should live and who should die?
"Its their choice, its not forced upon them." what a load of bullshit.
Harry Kane And that's true. Women in Islam aren't forced at all to wear it. If you want to wear hijab, burka, niqab or whatever is because of your own choice. I know there are countries with very strict laws which compel women to hide even their faces but if you understand Islam, you know it is a good thing to wear it.
I wear it. And it's my choice!
Harry Kane: You don't know shit. Saudi Arabia's the only place I know of that forces women to wear burkas, and I live in the Middle East. Other than Saudi, it's entirely up to the women if they want to wear it or not.
ha ... I don't wear it .-.
Nev Gh: I'm a Muslim myself, I'm sorry if I offended you. My sister lives in Saudi and AFAIK when you go outside, you have to wear a burka. It's all fine and dandy when you're inside, though. I could be wrong, still. But that's what I've heard.
This really makes me smile, just knowing that there was quite a large ratio of people tolerant towards Islam, or the Burqa/Hijab to say the least. I just wonder how many more weren't as enthusiastic.. just to get a proper ratio.
Same here. I am a Muslim women who "cover". I wonder how the results would be if someone did this down south. I am from NY but I currently live in Tennessee. Every so often our mosques get vandalized, and you have prob heard about the new mosque in Murfreesboro. Even being a natural born US citizen and having forefathers that have been in America for generations, its disappointing know that the very things America was supposedly founded on are not being practiced. I think every voice should be heard, whether its the opposition or not.
Most of these men/women are thinking about the niqab. But the question was asked about the hijab, there is a difference >.>
Btw, Hijab was not banned in France. It's just the Burka, but this is because you can't go out on public without showing your face. This law existed a long time ago before even there were Muslims in France. It's just that you can't cover your face because if you commit a crime, people would not be able to recognize you.
The Hijab is just banned in schools but so are every other religious signs. You can't wear a cross at school either.
Yesterday, I was at school and someone was wearing a cross and not a single teacher told him to put it down.. "LAÏC LAW"????
He's missleading people into thinking france banned its wearing altogether, whereas their banning is for governement employes such as policewomen, teachers and nurses.
Perhaps the question should be "do you think the american military that are muslim women should be permitted a different dress code?" or such.
In the end, it's very easy to make people out of a crowd say whatever you want if you have a well planned conversation.
Which you do, so props to you I suppose.
In France its eeehhhhhhhhh a subject ehhhhhhhhh of ehhhh taboo because ehhhhhhhhhh i dont understand ehhhhhhhhhhh why ehhhh they ehhhhh wear ehhhhhhhh these ehhh clothes
Heidi Wish,,,what's ehhh??😒
😂
I think this is ehhhhhhh because ehhhh is ehhh
Lol that’s just how french people talk
Waiting for this comment... and done perfectly
7:37 I love this guy.
Racist :)
Uhh... were you talking about the black guy or the french guy who's absolutely narrow minded?
The black guy.
^^' sorry
xgenesys It's okay. Everyone makes mistakes. Don't sweat it. When I rewatched the part I linked, it could be taken as the black guy or the French.
But the black guy is really awesome. Hats off to him.
this video restored my faith in humanity
I'm actually crying :') ... this makes me so happy ^-^!
It's 2020 and now we all covering our faces! Funny how that worked out LOL
Everyone has its own beliefs, freedom and respect
Then explain and hvave a voice.
Thank you for boosting my confidence in the hijab. I love it even more now!
5:26 is an awesome intelligent and open minded person
I live in France and i'm muslim and 40% of womem wear hijab including my mom and my sister so i think you got wrong informations about hijab in France. Don't listen to media listen to people
@@vervoid73 It is a sign of beauty. Also we are smarter than you, who doesn't know anything and whatever he listens, he just believes. Research before saying anything. Country of many races and religions, yet there are ignorant people out there who are like you.
ZilipPhimbardo LOL, shut up sir.
To all the sisters out there who wear hijab nd Nikab, I respect u so much, nd I salute u. Keep doing what makes u happy nd don't let anyone tell u otherwise. YOURE BEAUTIFUL❤️❤️
Brother Kareem, you should do these kinds of things more often in my opinion. Actually have you're own "News Channel" on youtube. Its great! I love it!
I can just imagine like, "Hey this is Karim from Channel are we famous yet coming at you from New york"
I really can't believe they banned it in France, every time I hear that, it makes me feel sick, how can people be so ignorant : (
The hijab itself is not banned but burqa/niqab are
Well actually it reflects intelligence but I guess you would not understand that. Thank god they banned it and more countries are banning it! It's about time we moved into 2018 and got rid of the primative throwbacks. Time for you to wake up too! IT IS CONCEALMENT. Anti-social, and people believing in made up gods/prophets and some old pedo who was a prophet. Come on. Stop being such a try-hard hippy!!!
People have a hard time minding their own business. You definitely don't owe anyone an explanation. I'm glad that you know it because I think that a lot of girls take it off or put it on because of other people's opinions. What matters is to decide to do what feels right for you.
France is secular, so la Laïcité isn't just for muslims, but all religious and non-religious individuals. So if you're Catholic you can't wear a cross etc. I think France's aim was to make everyone 'equal' but in reality, taking away people's differences can do much more harm than good. I think the interviewer could've done more research and explained this to his interviewees instead of saying "You know, France banned it." without actually explaining why. The French guy even said, which you missed out in the subtitles, "it's against la Laïque republic in France"
The situation with France and banning the burka is extremely different than our case. They recently took in a lot of Syrian migrants. And since they have a direct land connection between Syria and France, people from all over the middle east can just walk up to France and apply for refugee status. And that means everyone, people from ISIS, Al Qaeda, terrorists everywhere. So when you have thousands to hundreds of thousands of people wearing full body burqas.
Then what happens is that everyone, including men (muslim or not) could wear a full body burqa to blend in with the crowd and escape arrest. That, and the muslim population in France is concentrated to the larger cities. Meaning there's more Muslims in a smaller area. Also the Muslims that NYC does have don't wear full body burqas. They wear hijabs. These two situations are completely different.
+Michael L they banned burqa in the street and hidjab in administrations and schools since 2011 before the coming of migrants. and again you're mistaken the muslim women who wear burkha don't exceed 2000 for 6 millions of muslims
I wear the hijab and I live in America. I love that you did this video. I got teary eyed from the response of the woman at 3:50
I appreciate people who are like her.
Thank you Karim for making and putting together this video
I wish you the best and hope you get 1 million subscribers In Sha Allah
I'm french: the hijab is banned in public places (at work, at school, but allowed in the street...), but there is still a public debate to prohibit the hijad everywhere, even outside, in the street...
I watched this video before, and every time I feel like it's the first time to see it. The last guy is amazing
Ya ur right
Last guy was so kind. May Allah bless him and show us all right path 🤲
This video made me happy that there are people who aren't ignorant about hijab. I hate it when people say it is oppressing when clearly it isn't. I love the open minded people in this video, it put a smile on my face.
However, the black guy who compared hijab to wearing a bandanna to cover his face was ridiculous.
That First Lady was like she scared to talk about Hijabs
as a girl wearing the hijab I'm happy, delighted and other positive words. Only few people have came up to me and asked me to remove it, but in America, the majority of you guys don't mind them. I'm really contemplating of moving to America later on
1:26 `show your pretty face you dont have to hide behind that fistly the thing you called that is a hijab im disgusted by this man. They show their beauty to their husband not showing off to the whole world thats called humble!
if I have beauty or not,it's belongs only to my husband.I am wearing burka and abayas it's gave me protection,very comfortable.I don't mind what others say
When I was in year nine, a girl who was a couple years older than me wore a hijab every day. She didn't used to, but the rumor was that she went to Morocco, and came back truly refreshed in tradition. She used it to hold her smartphone. I want one.
My thoughts on the Hijab is that it's oppressive....
France wants to have a """laïc""" republic. Nobody has to show any religious sign in public places : it goes with hijab, niqab, kippa, crucifix, etc. Well, the law isn't meant to be a prohibition for muslims especially but whatever. Still, I think it's kinda stupid since republic of France, as a secular state. is supposed to guarantee all sorts of liberties, including freedom of worship. So what's their point ?
waw, im a moslem from Indonesia. im so excited watched this video and thought that i have a a chance if i stay longer in america. thankyou for this video. you make my mind open it now abt hiijab and moslem in america
waw so pleasure john thankyou so much :) maybe oneday
Karim, that is false
France did not ban hijab in public institutions.
A lot of Algerians and North African Muslims live there and that includes a lot of my cousins
In fact my mother is French and her parents are too and they lived in Algeria all their lives and they reverted to Islam when they were really young.
However, wearing a burqa or a niqab is banned in France but wearing just a hijab is only illegal in schools.
Like my cousin has to wait till she leaves school so she could wear it.
rainbowunicorns85 thank you for restoring the truth
+rainbowunicorns85
I see. But why are hijabs banned in schools anyway? I mean, is there a reason?
+Sans Prenom Your welcome, to be truthful people shouldn't be going around giving information about Islam when they're not 100% sure if it's true or false.
Like look now, so many people think that hijab is totally banned in France when it's not.
rainbowunicorns85
I'm a big fan of history and I've always noticed how France always was a radical form of democracy ever since the revolution apart from Napoleon's rule. I mean, there may not be any anti-muslim hate involved with the hijab ban, but they feel that expression of one's race, ethnicity or religion is against equality (look at the crazy moves they made in the colonies to "civilize" the natives who lived there by making them wear French clothes and go to French schools and all) whereas, imo, equality should be done by the govt in treating it's citizens no matter who they are. The French idea of equality is a tad self-centered imo. :/
Mohammed Zaid i'm french, i've been to school, and to answer your question mohammed the hijab is banned in schools just like wearing a tiny christian cross or a kippah is banned !
it's simple : in france in public we're not able to show our beliefs because we think it divide us more than something else
it's not just about the muslims
is the interviewer a muslim too?? i mean....he defends it so much....he's not neutral about it, like a journalist should be
It's good to see that many people in NY supports Hijab, it's good to allow people what ever they want to do.
Oh my God I feel so ashame for living in France :$ ...
Please gimme the green card TT0TT
the last one made my heart warm and smile :)
I'm a Muslim and I wear a hijab. I'm so glad that you made this video because there are so many people out there who get scared of me because I wear the hijab. When I walk around in public with my hijab everyone is staring at me like I'm some sort of alien. I just smile at them because I'm a Muslim girl who wears a hijab and I'm proud of it. 😊
in some Arab countries (like KSA), however, it's more traditional than religious. but, in other countries like Egypt, it's thankfully becoming more religiously affectionate than just a strict tradition.
hey watch it. it isn't more traditional than Islamic.
people are free to do whatever they want .If a woman wants to wear Hijab she can do it!No one can judje her.its her decision nobody elses..but also no one cant oblige a woman (a muslim woman) to wear it If she doesnt really want...thats it! :) respect ;)
Sofia La Greca like animals,?
No in America
I wear niqab ( the full face cover) and im proud about it cuz im doing this for Allah not for people who dont know anything about allah's straight path or guidance
Do people know that Hijab is also worn for *FASHION?*
France needs to educate themselves, that dude who said, 'he doesn't understand why we wear them 'clothes'''; should at least try to put the effort in to understand, because there are millions of different cultures out there, and some cultures/religions cover themselves, not only Muslims.
By the way, why is a niqab threatening? What if, I just do not wish to show my face to the world and decide to wear a bandanna, would that be threatening, or it's too cold so I cover my face?
Seriously, what is the difference?
The French Republic is based on a principle called "laicité". Laïcité goes back to the laws passed in 1905 that enshrined the principle of separation of church and state, and ended, at least in principle, the support of the state for what up to that time were officially supported religions: Roman Catholics, Protestants, Lutherans and Jews. The concept of laïcité can be defined as the neutrality of the state towards religious beliefs, and the complete isolation of religious and public spheres. So, in all places covered by the state (schools, administrative buildings, city halls), all religious symbols (even the christian cross) are banned. Muslim women are allowed to wear hijab in the street, also, face covering objects such as the niqab are prohibited to easily identify the person.
I'm a french muslim woman and I actually wear a hijab. I saw your video with tears in my eyes.....I'm so ashamed of my country for having as sentence "Liberty, Equality and Brotherhood" and not being able to see hijab as a way for muslim women to be free ! I mean, they are actually trying those last month to make us disappear by making laws against us but isn't freedom the right to choose ? Well some women don't want to wear it and it's ok, but I'm not allowed to chose to wear it ?
Freedom yeah......When they want !
Thank you for the video, so beautiful !
It's like this: If you had a young daughter, would you rather have her wearing a really tight and short skirt or would you have her wearing something a big longer in public. Same principles. Same ethics.
I'm very happy that actually all kind of people are respect other's way of life, and they are not like what media represent them in a very hateful way.. thank you karim, ur work is much appreciated.. and for the muslims girls I'd like to say be proud of who you are
A burka or hijab is completely ok if you still can see the face. People Need to stay recognizable in case anything happens.
I cover up and i love it
Thank you so much for this upload. Kimar, hijaab,Abayyah, jalbab,and niqab(face cover) is all part of A women's modesty.
The Niqab is more of an optional piece of clothing unlike the hijab. Wearing niqab is not really apart of Islam tbh though. I don't know how that came about....
yes it's not apart .. it came out through barbarism i guess so?
I once asked a women on the street in summer, full covered besides the face, if it isnt incredible hot in there, and if the sweating isnt uncomfortable.
the woman answered that it isnt hot in there, and that sweating is normal. moreover it is "cooler" if you wrap yourself up....
yeah thats why in summer arab guys walk around in t-shirt and bermudas.
people lie to themselves, so they dont have to think about their misery.
ooooooooh I reaaly like this video ! it shows a lot of respect from their part ! it makes me loving new york woooow *.*
i honestly understand their fear, i' muslim and arabian and i hate burka(not hijab). Because in my country it was banned until this ISIS thing came and now i see them everywhere it really creeps me out even my baby cousin starts crying when he see them wearing like batman. Also the majority of ISIS members in my country wear that so suspecting them is totally normal. And since we are having security issues right now, i hope they understand when someone ask them to take it off i also hope they could just wear hijab but not burka, it's really way better.Cause the majority who wear burka decided to move from hijab to burka or from nothing to burka at this hard time like why? Hijab is beautiful on women. Start with hijab.
I know i might seem ignorant but i think religion is half what you are wearing and half ur behaviour. Covering your body like that is not an obligation. I pray i fast and i'm also planning to wear hijab, i do charity work and i study and teach others about islam, even my fiancé converted and what are these burka girls doing to satisfy god?(at least the one that lives here) praying and covering yourself is not enough to win's god's bless. you have to be an active person that's what god created you for.
i wish god will punish you for what you said cause burkas have nothing to do with terrorism its a type of clothes and god has told muslim women to wear it so you are refuting the word of god.
+Noune Altaliby and that "like batman" was realy insulting tho they did nothing to you and i'm sure if it was a korean or american custom you would like it.
You can't call yourself a Muslim after you denied what Allah said..And really? you compare burka with batman's outfit??
+Sinda lahouar I feel you, honestly this post has some chocking replies. It's like you were trying to tell them the hijab doesn't oppress women, and all these men chimed in like "OH NO YOU DON'T WOMAN" / "GET BACK IN YOUR PLACE - GOD WILL PUNISH YOU". Good luck girl, you seem to have a lot of sense.
+Sinda lahouar I feel you, honestly this post has some chocking replies. It's like you were trying to tell them the hijab doesn't oppress women, and all these men chimed in like "OH NO YOU DON'T WOMAN" / "GET BACK IN YOUR PLACE - GOD WILL PUNISH YOU". Good luck girl, you seem to have a lot of sense.
I hope France can open their mind about hijab like Amerika
I think you need to adapt to the country you are in! And be greatful you are even there.
We had this problem in Quebec in which they wanted to banned religious signs in public institutions. Which didn't happend, thank goodness for that!
Try going to Egypt or Jordan wearing shorts
Iran is much DIFFERENT now. Visit Iran in 2019 and you’ll recognize the change.😁😁
I just love alll the open-minded people out there !! And may Allah grant those who misunderstand , understanding of our faith and religion Insha Allah Ameen. Love to all my bro and sisters who wear and support the freedom to wear hijab / niqab in public and at all
That white dude in the yellow tie is why I like Americans.