I understand that Jewish beliefs have similar beliefs as Islamic beliefs and modesty is present in both. I'm Muslim and wear hijab and my sister who is not Muslim asked if I could just wear a wig because my hair would still be covered however in Islam wearing a wig defeats the purpose of coving the hair because hair is still shown if your wearing a wig. I have to look to see if you explain this different
I can try to explain. Married jewish women always wore scarves. We still do today. But, since some Jews moved into Europe, there were laws against us, as minorities and foreigners living there. The change from scarves to wigs came from trying to fit in better, in European countries which already had discriminatory laws against Jews. Because in Judaism, the only requirement is to keep your hair for your husband. So, we can cover our hair with anything! A hat, scarf, wig, etc. As long as our real hair is saved for our husband. In the Muslim world, Jewish women do not wear wigs, because in a Muslim country, nobody would look at a Jewish woman in a weird way for wearing a head scarf!! This isn't "odd" in the Muslim world. It's acceptable 😊 So the wig thing really only developed while some Jews moved into European countries, as a minority, to look more "normal" there. If that makes sense. And the wig doesn't break the Jewish law, so its acceptable. I hope this helps give more context 😊
Yeah thats very interesting. I wonder why she has to cover her hair? I think the basis of the act differ about more because you a right, a wig defeats the purposes of wearing a hijab. Wonder why jewish cover. Very interesting indeed.
@@user_mll374oh i see. Thats a fantastic explanation, thank you. Sneaky lol but you gotta do what you must to survive...and i guess the basis for cover is similar after all. 🤗
As Orthodox Christian we wear scarfs when we pray at home and in the Church. The reason we do that first of all is for modestly and it’s appropriate in front of God to appear with a scarf since the woman is created for the man. Second to avoid any seduction. Now I don’t understand the thing with the wig since you might appear attractive. It’s like a real hair. And all the point we need the covering is pointless if you are appearing the same way. Though we wear it only when we pray and in the Church but our ancestors 2-3 generations prior actually wore scarfs all the daytime after marriage.
Yes I agree, the wig defeats the purpose. It is like wearing a shirt depicting breasts over your breasts lol. I am non denominational Christian but I try to wear headcoverings when going to church or even generally the outside world. My parents shame me when i do though so I have done it less but that makes me sad. I need to work harder for God. 1 Corinthinas 11 if anyone who reads this is wondering the origins of the Christian practice ❤ all Christian women can wear a headcovering, regardless of denomination ❤
@@TheRedMenaceUK the headcovering isn't the oppression, it's the way the men in their countries and culture generally treat them poorly. I am sure there are good Muslim men but most I have met have been very rude to me
It's not about being modest on the same way???? And it's weird that you think everyone needs to be the same. Unmarried women of any age don't cover their heads. It doesn't make them immodest. In Muslim tradition, headcovering prevents lustful gazes from men. In the Jewish tradition, it is keeping a married woman's hair special for her husband. No need to try shaming Jewish women for being different than your religion.... that's kind of the point .
This is a great question and one that gets asked pretty often! The answer is that the question is usually incorrect- the purpose of covering a woman’s hair is not to hide her beauty or make her less attractive! There are parts of a man and woman’s body which are considered “Ervah” or “Nakedness”. These areas must be covered. One such area is a woman’s hair - once she is married, the beautiful custom is that only her husband and direct family can see her real hair. It makes the real hair something special and a part of the relationship within the marriage. However, there is no issue with covering your hair with a beautiful wig! As long as the “Ervah” is covered :)
Jewish women are NOT wearing wigs to make themselves unattractive or ugly. Or modest to men. Or ugly to men. So your argument is completely irrelevant, makes zero sense, and is not based on anything....lol Covering hair is for the reason of marriage. In marriage, men and women both have laws to follow. This is one of them. To preserve the marriage intimacy and closeness. It has nothing to do with attractiveness to other men.
So, far as I can understand, the rule is you keep your "real hair" for your husband and family, and cover for public, because your "real hair" is a more intimate thing? This is fine, BUT, for most orthodox women I have seen, their wigs are more beautiful and attractive, and no one else necessarily knows you are keeping your hair covered- so you are artificially beautiful, and attracting the attention of strangers and then you take off that extraordinary beauty for your husband to reveal a more average beauty? I'm sure every husband feels his wife is the most beautiful regardless, but does anyone else find this jarring?
The wig came as a solution to blend in better. Jews suffered from antisemitism way before the Holocaust and the headscarf would mark you as Jewish in an instance. Try being more sensitive to other peoples culture.
The reason you have to cover your hair when u get married is because hair becomes erva. It becomes another private part that you only keep between you and your spouse. Anything that covers your private parts are fine as long as it fully covers them. So a wig or a scarf both do the same job.
@@user-ck3xp9fo8u that doesnt make any sense at all. the wig is the same as your own hair if it is suppose to be private than wear a headscarf like muslims and christians do. a wig feels liks a loophole to me
@@Jessicaro the wig is not the same as your own hair. The hair that comes out of your head is what is private. Anything you put on top is a covering. It can be a hat or turban or wig or scarf as long as it’s covered. The reason Jewish married women cover there hair is not because hair is immodest. The reasons other religions cover their hair is not the same so don’t compare them. Hair is not immodest. A women’s hair becomes private when she gets married. The thing she covers it in is a matter of preference as long as it’s covered.
@@user-ck3xp9fo8u well isn't that the same thing? modesty and keeping it private? if a muslim woman wears the headscarf because of modesty and has to keep it private only for men of her own family like her father and husband isn't that the same thing? just because you call it private does not mean the concept is about modesty. and why not wear a scarf like jewish women did back in the days? again to me it seems like a loophole sorry. doesn't make any sense to wear hair over hair.
@@Jessicaro the laws of modesty and laws of covering your hair are different in Judaism. Laws of modesty for a women are to cover your elbows, neckline, not to wear tight clothes, loud colors, no pants etc. they are universal for all women regardless of being married. Modesty also applies to how someone acts. You can’t change what is or what isn’t modest otherwise it would apply to everyone including not married people. Hair becomes something private between a woman and her husband. One of the reasons is because a women realizes her power as a woman once she gets married. There are many reasons why this realization is a reason for women to cover her hair and if you wanna learn you should do the research. Private does not mean modest. Hair is not immodest. If a Muslim persons reason of covering hair is to keep it private and they consider that being modest then they have their own definition. You shouldn’t compare two completely different religions just because they have similar customs. The reasons and the definitions are not the same.
I prefer my burka but I do not wear a veil yet, will do in the future inshallah. When visiting pakistan, I prefer a veil, allot more crowded there so prefer veil. In crowded places prefer veil... In my house, we allowed to go without hijab but out comfort I put like large pashimina or call it chadder, its just cosy for me, going without something on my head I feel weird, cold and uncomfortible, naked... I live in UK
Do you mean abaya? The modest loose dress, burka is the full covering, with niqab, that's a specific regional covering. Like you say in different circumstances you use different modest attire according to the environment to draw less attention to yourself All methods of modest are valid and beautiful, end of the day it's between us & God with our intentions. We all need to celebrate and honour everyone in every way they choose to wear attire in public. It's nice to see us all and acknowledge with smiles, we all know how difficult it can be with societal expectations
Is the uk Niqab/burqa friendly? Coming from saudi niqab and hijab here is the norm, so I'm uncertain about completing my studies in the uk.. i feel like with a niqap on, I'll have a target on my back, and that terrifies me 😢
@@roonyaljuhani Its fine, allot of women wear veils here...I wear burka without veil but will be wearing veil soon inshallah...each big city has good size muslim population...allot of halal options... Countryside areas have less muslims...my veiled friend lives in Derby which is way less muslims, but its ok there but you do have one off racist. Its just at middle of nights like after 10pm is less safe as drunks and people coming from pubs...I can walk alone it does feel less easy. I remember going to Saudi in middle of night, I felt safe and much more family friendly environment. But in Uk, Day time fine middle of night no. This is generally for non muslim women as well because I remember a liberal muslim girl wearing no hijab and tight revealing clothes and a lawyer, got raped and murdered near my parent house in ilford, a white dude did it... You have allot of crazy screaming in the middle of night here... High crime and murder rates in uk and shops get stolen from regularly
To answer a question that comes up often - if she is covering her hair with a beautiful wig (even more beautiful than her real hair), doesn’t that defeat the purpose? This is a great question and one that gets asked pretty often! The answer is that the question is usually incorrect- the purpose of covering a woman’s hair is not to hide her beauty or make her less attractive! There are parts of a man and woman’s body which are considered “Ervah” or “Nakedness”. These areas must be covered. One such area is a woman’s hair - once she is married, the beautiful custom is that only her husband and direct family can see her real hair. It makes the real hair something special and a part of the relationship within the marriage. However, there is no issue with covering your hair with a beautiful wig! As long as the “Ervah” is covered :)
so essentially- as long as your natural hair is covered, you're all good? And you can essentially have any hairstyle as long as its a wig or a wig with something else over it?
With jews being all over the world after we've been exiled from Israel then became a couple of opinions about every mitzvah with a slight changes between every land but overall basically everyone's right. The agreed opinion is that jewish women cover their hair after marriage. And then the opinions were that you need to cover with "mitpachat" a scarf or with a short wig. There are rabbis that says that the wig can get to your shoulders others below the shoulders and there are that says that it can be longer. I personally like the scarf option and belive in that way but it's your choice really :)
What if a woman lost her hair to a sickness like cancer for example, and she wanted to feel feminine again? Because a lot of women who lost their hair, especially breast, ovaries, don’t feel feminine anymore unfortunately.
Loophole. That's what it's called. It literally looks exactly like real hair, it's like if you ate meat and milk together but said "ah technically no atom actually touches another atom so they are seperate"
Not drawing undue attention, I understand. They cover their own hair (which seems to be the only point); but don't look too different from other people. Andrea Grinberg of _Wrapunzel Ladies_ shared a story of a lady who always got (positive!) remarks and compliments on her headscarves. She felt that was not modest and decided to go with wigs. Cover, but not draw attention. 🤷
@@thekingsdaughter4233 Ah, I guess that would make sense if “modesty” (in quotes bc that’s such a fairly individual opinion) was the main goal and you weren’t around many other people with head coverings. Appreciate the response.
No point hence Quran & Sunnah makes more sense. Cover your hair and your beauty as a woman so you may be valued for your brain&modesty and be identified as Muslimahs.
The wig came as a solution to blend in better. Jews suffered from antisemitism way before the Holocaust and the headscarf would mark you as Jewish in an instance. Try being more sensitive to other peoples culture.
Her real hair is saved for her husband only. She can cover her hair with a scarf, hat, wig, anything. It's about the intimacy of her real hair, to be saved for her husband 😊 They're are synthetic wigs made of the exact same material as a scarf... it doesn't matter what form anything is in, as long as HER hair is not showing in public 😊 Also, I've seen MANY hijabis in full face makeup, and expensive, beautiful scarves. In fake eyelashes and lip gloss....I don't judge them as immodest, the way you are judging Jewish women 😉
@@justing307 1) Everyone in the Jewish community knows a wig vs real hair. 2) The purpose of covering her own hair is to save her real, true self for her husband only. So if a woman wears a scarf, hat, or wig... this all covers her hair in public and does the job. 3) The point of covering hair is NOT to make yourself modest or less attractive. It is purely to save your real hair, your real self, for your husband. A single, beautiful Jewish woman doesn't need to cover her hair, because the reason for covering is NOT modesty. It is to save your real hair for your marriage. Both husband and wife have rules in a Jewish marriage to keep the marriage intimate, and connected. Maybe this helps: a woman who wears makeup everyday in public, still looks like herself, right?? But in private, her husband sees her TRUE face, without makeup. This creates vulnerability and intimacy. The makeup can match her skin, yes. But it's still NOT her face. She's still in some form of mask... Most Jewish women by me wear a scarf. Not a wig. The wig thing started when Jews moved into Europe, and were persecuted there, so they tried to look more "normal" in a wig than a scarf... But ANY covering fulfills the concept. To save your real, true self, for husband only. And to put a barrier in public.
@@ImTired-ty6yn It is just playing games. Wigs can be more attractive than natural hair. Here in the UK you see women wearing wigs all the time to beautify themselves. The whole covering up natural hair with fake hair does not make any sense. It must have been invented by European Rabbis as a temporary measure against Western oppression of Jews. Very sad.
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Who came up with that law? It ain’t God, you know? He said cover your hair point blank not with wigs and more hair and extra beauty (it’s literally the opposite of what he asked you to do)
@@Lemonzest19 Can you explain what you mean when you say "extra beauty"? Also show me where it says exactly how we are to cover our head? I am always open to learning from others.
@@Gavrielle_Am_Yisrael_Chai This is just my take. And to each their own. How are wigs any different or not even better than your natural hair? A wig can be a stylish upgrade to your look, just same as make up it is used to enhance beauty esp if your hair is frizzy, untamed, or unmanageable! Using professional straight hair wigs is like dressing up, & not modesty. If God wanted you to wear a wig he would just say it clearly. Put a wig! Not to cover hair whether it’s yours, or a wig. It’s still hair and any hair on the head must be covered.. Every human being who needs to cover their head for whatever reason, use some type of fiber or fabric, for the most part. Unless they are trying to deal with hair loss or beautify, they use wigs.
@@Lemonzest19 Thank you for sharing with me. What you say does make sense. I use a tichel more than I do anything else especially at home as I feel it's more in line with what G.od wants me to do. But I do not want to condemn others who choose a wig when going out in public with their children as a wig would not draw unnecessary attention to the fact we are a Jew. Especially in today's world where so many want us dead. I am not afraid to wear a tichel in public or for anyone to know Im a Jew but for others who feel safer wearing a wig to blend in to avoid evil eyes then I can understand their choice too. In the end it's between them & their husband's & G.od & we just have to try our best to do what's right with love in our hearts. Thank you again for kindly sharing your opinion with me. Shalom friend
I am not Jewish but my uncle and cousins are. All my life my Jewish uncle introduced me to kosher food, rules, tradition. I even started wearing a wig after my marriage. It has become a vital necessity for me. When my husband wants me to go out with him on 5 minutes notice , he says, "OK, Time to rock n roll. Throw on your wig and let's go!" NO worries. I never leave home without it. A great way to looked well groomed!
No it's defeating the real message... Jews used to wear head coverings too but abandoned them when moving to western countries to not look different... So it's a vanity project not the real practice to appear modest and protect your appearance in public... The real message seems to be lost by the modern jews
I am also Jewish but I strongly disagree with Jewish women having to wear wigs. They’re very hot very uncomfortable. I’m sorry that’s just the way I feel.
But isnt this a bit of a cheat? God asks you to cover to stop your adornments being shown to others. Yet you draw more attention by wearing a beautiful wig. Isnt that cheating the will of God ?
Seems like the reason is lost here. I personally cover with a scarf. I don’t need to blend in by looking like everyone around me. Another thing to consider is who and why do we go to all the trouble to look a certain way? What reason do we want to draw attention to ourselves?
I wear the tichel. I actually feel very beautiful in mine. But I can understand the wig! Also I don't wear makeup anymore but I completely understand the vanishing makeup. Blink and it's gone 😂
You are abiding by Chabad and really doing an excellent job. I will say I've met women who were not allowed to show their hair and wore a wig. That is the modest way. Some of the women were much prettier with the wig and I found that very interesting.😊
It is very fitting for you and it is wonderful that you stick to your preference. You always look very beautiful. I only use tichels. It is what I am more comfortable in.😁 Shabbat Shalom ❤
This is very interesting, in Islam we also have to cover our hair, for modesty and to save our beauty for our husbands. For us, wearing a wig defeats the purpose because beauty is not concealed. Its still very visible. If you look at a social experiment of women wearing hihab you will see very clearly how different it can make a women look. For Muslims wigs are not allowed in any circumstances.
This reminds me of the story in the Quran about the Jews who were in a village where fish would only come during shabatt. So they started to put the fishing net before Shabbat and retrieve the fish from the net Sunday morning . Would you imagine Sarah wife of Abraham wearing a wig 😂😂? The commandment of God are so clear yet your rabbanims always try to contour it in your halakha .
What is the difference between showing ur hair or human hair?Buying a human hair to cover your natural hair but still showing a hair on your head? What about covering it with hijab. U don’t wanna show ur hair so cover it with scarf or hijab!
Sorry to say this but the Torah and the book of prophets ban wigs. Wigs was the reason the Jews has catastrophic events. A Jewish woman is mandated to wear a scarf. If wigs are worn it must be at home and can’t be from places like India as they do idol worship and avuda Zara. Also the Lebavitz rebbe of blessed memory wife never wore wig.
She is not tsanoua at all. And even rabbis who allow wigs, they mean vintage wigs which look like helmets and are obviously wigs, not super sexy wigs which look more attractive than your natural hair.
@@AB-dj1mr uh yes. Yes I am part of the orthodoxe jewish community but you do not seem to be part of it since you believe that nobody in the orthodoxe jewish community wears scarfs... so if I understand correctly, you're saying that there are no orthodoxe women who wear scarfs???
Yeah idk why nowadays Chabad is wearing long wigs. Chabad always used to wear shoulder length wigs maximum. My rabbi’s rebbetzin wears a short wig. Idk what’s going on in the new generation.
@@notreepoque5582 rabbis do not only allow short unnatural wigs. Most orthodox women wear wigs like hers. Covering your hair has nothing to do with not looking attractive.
Hi again. There are many orthodox communities with completely different standards regarding this complicated topic. Just because you want to simplify it doesnt make you right and them wrong. Did you even listen to what she said or are you completely blinded by your preconceived notions?
It's weird that you cover your hair with a wig. Nobody knows that you cover your hair, isn't that part of the thing that you give up something for God and your husband?
I’m not Jewish but I know enough about this practice to say, assalamualaikum fellow Muslims: it’s not about modesty! It’s not hijab! It’s a covering for a different reason than Islam practices
I believe there's a reason why you cover your hair, basically just to show your husband your hair and probably so other can't think about you in bad manner, so what's the difference if you wear a wig that looks like your hair people who didn't know would think that just your hair people would think the same if they had bad intention isn't it?
For those who live in an orthodox community, we can usually tell its a wig by how its styled. Her traveling around the world makes it more tricky. Its definitely better for it to obviously be a wig.
So, you're right, the reason Jewish women cover hair after marriage is to save it for their husband only. This is one of many marriage laws that maintain a strong and intimate connection in marriage. So, it technically doesn't matter what she covers her hair with, as long as her hair is saved for her husband 😊 Also, a Jewish woman would only be with a Jewish man. And in the community, we can tell who is married vs who isn't. And who is in a wig vs who isn't. It's very clear in the community.
Wearing a wig that is probably more beautiful than your natural hair kinda defeats the purpose of covering your head. This is outright cheating, they didnt have wigs thousands of years ago, they used scarves. Always cheating and finding loopholes.
The point is you set yourself as an example, a married woman's modesty. Feel beautiful for him, only. Wigs are replacing what? A shirt on a shirt? Think. A road may seem right to a man but in the end it is a road to death. Rely not on your own understanding, in all you do look to the Lord. If you are wise, you are wise for yourself. As a crowning glory, the Unmarried have Their Time&Season to crow, sport&shine in their all-in-all, I'm so beautiful look at me! Savvy? You chose, Grow up
I have a question, and I don't mean any disrespect whatsoever. I'm just genuinely curious. Let's say, hypothetically speaking, a woman at the end of her life, with days to hours to live, cannot bear to wear her wig/head covering. We all know many changes happen in the very last moments of life. What happens with her loved ones? Do they try to convince her to cover her head, or let her be comfortable in her final days/moments? To explain better, let's assume she wants nothing on her head. Thank you for helping me understand Judaism, I very much enjoy your videos.
Your beauty is getting enhanced with that Wig You look more beautiful Please don't wear it when you are on the channel because you don't want other men to see u 😢 Scarf will be better 😢
It’s a Jewish thing to defraud their religion, and not obeying God. When God told them not to fish on Saturdays, they said okay, we will put the fish nets on Friday night and leave the nets until Sunday morning, and then collect the fish, so that way they will not fish on Saturdays but in reality they were fishing on Saturdays but not collecting the fish. Same as the wigs thing.
@@Beised I have more stories if you want to, Jewish people described in the holy Quran so many times how they were cheating and killing prophets and not obeying God.
@@Salmaahmed710 Dude your entire fucking religion is a bunch of we wuzzin and stealing shit from the Jews. Where did you get this nonsense fishing story from
All the blessings for the whole family comes through the woman She is the holiest .. she, like God, create :) The evil spirits in the world get their energy from the holiest , cos might as well get the most .. and the holiest is the woman ! They look for the easiest way to get it too ! Hair is not alive so it is the easiest part to leech onto That is why the holiest , the woman , covers her hair ! So the blessings for herself and her family can not be leeched by anything evil This is a Kabbalist teaching Kabbala is what goes on in this world and how it works , that can not be seen by the human eye …
Ngl if you had a moustache and some beard you would look like a sharp Hispanic man. I mean your facial structure is insanely designed perfectly for a man's face 😂.
I understand that Jewish beliefs have similar beliefs as Islamic beliefs and modesty is present in both.
I'm Muslim and wear hijab and my sister who is not Muslim asked if I could just wear a wig because my hair would still be covered however in Islam wearing a wig defeats the purpose of coving the hair because hair is still shown if your wearing a wig.
I have to look to see if you explain this different
I can try to explain. Married jewish women always wore scarves. We still do today. But, since some Jews moved into Europe, there were laws against us, as minorities and foreigners living there.
The change from scarves to wigs came from trying to fit in better, in European countries which already had discriminatory laws against Jews.
Because in Judaism, the only requirement is to keep your hair for your husband. So, we can cover our hair with anything! A hat, scarf, wig, etc. As long as our real hair is saved for our husband.
In the Muslim world, Jewish women do not wear wigs, because in a Muslim country, nobody would look at a Jewish woman in a weird way for wearing a head scarf!! This isn't "odd" in the Muslim world. It's acceptable 😊
So the wig thing really only developed while some Jews moved into European countries, as a minority, to look more "normal" there. If that makes sense.
And the wig doesn't break the Jewish law, so its acceptable. I hope this helps give more context 😊
Yeah thats very interesting. I wonder why she has to cover her hair? I think the basis of the act differ about more because you a right, a wig defeats the purposes of wearing a hijab. Wonder why jewish cover. Very interesting indeed.
@@user_mll374oh i see. Thats a fantastic explanation, thank you. Sneaky lol but you gotta do what you must to survive...and i guess the basis for cover is similar after all. 🤗
@@Acubens. Aww thanks. I tried my best to explain! 🥰
@@user_mll374 Thank you for taking the time to explain this!
If only Europeans were as accepting as Muslims..this wig trend wouldn’t have started!
Jewish orthodoxy also supposed to beautify themselves only for their husbands, and not for men outside
Shockingly when a muslim woman does says the same
West assumes she is oppressed
As Orthodox Christian we wear scarfs when we pray at home and in the Church. The reason we do that first of all is for modestly and it’s appropriate in front of God to appear with a scarf since the woman is created for the man. Second to avoid any seduction. Now I don’t understand the thing with the wig since you might appear attractive. It’s like a real hair. And all the point we need the covering is pointless if you are appearing the same way. Though we wear it only when we pray and in the Church but our ancestors 2-3 generations prior actually wore scarfs all the daytime after marriage.
Yes I agree, the wig defeats the purpose. It is like wearing a shirt depicting breasts over your breasts lol. I am non denominational Christian but I try to wear headcoverings when going to church or even generally the outside world. My parents shame me when i do though so I have done it less but that makes me sad. I need to work harder for God. 1 Corinthinas 11 if anyone who reads this is wondering the origins of the Christian practice ❤ all Christian women can wear a headcovering, regardless of denomination ❤
@@t.n.1116 But when muslims wear ur, it’s oppression 😂
@@TheRedMenaceUK the headcovering isn't the oppression, it's the way the men in their countries and culture generally treat them poorly. I am sure there are good Muslim men but most I have met have been very rude to me
It's not about being modest on the same way????
And it's weird that you think everyone needs to be the same.
Unmarried women of any age don't cover their heads. It doesn't make them immodest.
In Muslim tradition, headcovering prevents lustful gazes from men. In the Jewish tradition, it is keeping a married woman's hair special for her husband.
No need to try shaming Jewish women for being different than your religion.... that's kind of the point .
Yes Thankyou for explaining what I was trying to say... Wigs defeat the whole purpodmse of modesty and protection
Trying to cheat God is ridiculous. Why does he want to you to cover your hair. If ur just gonna cover it with fake hair then it defeats the purpose.
Don't look for logic where there is none to be had
It was about blending in to avoid persecution originally, and now it is tradition.
Cover ur hair with hair😂😂😂
It's funny how the devil twist the scriptures in ur mind then convince u its ur idea😂
@@sarahdisorbo9279Cover ur hair with hair😂😂😂
It's funny how the devil twist the scriptures in ur mind then convince u its ur idea😂
The same as headscarfed women putting on make up and showing everything they have. Aint?😂
Out of curiosity, your suppose to cover your hair, but a wig defeats the purpose because a wig is more beautiful that most women natural hair .
Agreed
Exactly, it's like a child trying to get away with something
This is a great question and one that gets asked pretty often!
The answer is that the question is usually incorrect- the purpose of covering a woman’s hair is not to hide her beauty or make her less attractive!
There are parts of a man and woman’s body which are considered “Ervah” or “Nakedness”. These areas must be covered. One such area is a woman’s hair - once she is married, the beautiful custom is that only her husband and direct family can see her real hair. It makes the real hair something special and a part of the relationship within the marriage.
However, there is no issue with covering your hair with a beautiful wig! As long as the “Ervah” is covered :)
Absolutely and Sephardic Rabbis forbid woman from wearing wigs
Jewish women are NOT wearing wigs to make themselves unattractive or ugly. Or modest to men. Or ugly to men.
So your argument is completely irrelevant, makes zero sense, and is not based on anything....lol
Covering hair is for the reason of marriage. In marriage, men and women both have laws to follow. This is one of them. To preserve the marriage intimacy and closeness. It has nothing to do with attractiveness to other men.
So, far as I can understand, the rule is you keep your "real hair" for your husband and family, and cover for public, because your "real hair" is a more intimate thing? This is fine, BUT, for most orthodox women I have seen, their wigs are more beautiful and attractive, and no one else necessarily knows you are keeping your hair covered- so you are artificially beautiful, and attracting the attention of strangers and then you take off that extraordinary beauty for your husband to reveal a more average beauty? I'm sure every husband feels his wife is the most beautiful regardless, but does anyone else find this jarring?
The wig came as a solution to blend in better. Jews suffered from antisemitism way before the Holocaust and the headscarf would mark you as Jewish in an instance.
Try being more sensitive to other peoples culture.
It is just me or is it illogical to hide your hair with somebody else’s hair?? Many orthodox women wear human hair wigs.
The reason you have to cover your hair when u get married is because hair becomes erva. It becomes another private part that you only keep between you and your spouse. Anything that covers your private parts are fine as long as it fully covers them. So a wig or a scarf both do the same job.
@@user-ck3xp9fo8u that doesnt make any sense at all. the wig is the same as your own hair if it is suppose to be private than wear a headscarf like muslims and christians do. a wig feels liks a loophole to me
@@Jessicaro the wig is not the same as your own hair. The hair that comes out of your head is what is private. Anything you put on top is a covering. It can be a hat or turban or wig or scarf as long as it’s covered. The reason Jewish married women cover there hair is not because hair is immodest. The reasons other religions cover their hair is not the same so don’t compare them. Hair is not immodest. A women’s hair becomes private when she gets married. The thing she covers it in is a matter of preference as long as it’s covered.
@@user-ck3xp9fo8u well isn't that the same thing? modesty and keeping it private?
if a muslim woman wears the headscarf because of modesty and has to keep it private only for men of her own family like her father and husband isn't that the same thing?
just because you call it private does not mean the concept is about modesty.
and why not wear a scarf like jewish women did back in the days? again to me it seems like a loophole sorry. doesn't make any sense to wear hair over hair.
@@Jessicaro the laws of modesty and laws of covering your hair are different in Judaism. Laws of modesty for a women are to cover your elbows, neckline, not to wear tight clothes, loud colors, no pants etc. they are universal for all women regardless of being married. Modesty also applies to how someone acts. You can’t change what is or what isn’t modest otherwise it would apply to everyone including not married people. Hair becomes something private between a woman and her husband. One of the reasons is because a women realizes her power as a woman once she gets married. There are many reasons why this realization is a reason for women to cover her hair and if you wanna learn you should do the research. Private does not mean modest. Hair is not immodest. If a Muslim persons reason of covering hair is to keep it private and they consider that being modest then they have their own definition. You shouldn’t compare two completely different religions just because they have similar customs. The reasons and the definitions are not the same.
I prefer my burka but I do not wear a veil yet, will do in the future inshallah. When visiting pakistan, I prefer a veil, allot more crowded there so prefer veil. In crowded places prefer veil...
In my house, we allowed to go without hijab but out comfort I put like large pashimina or call it chadder, its just cosy for me, going without something on my head I feel weird, cold and uncomfortible, naked...
I live in UK
Do you mean abaya? The modest loose dress, burka is the full covering, with niqab, that's a specific regional covering.
Like you say in different circumstances you use different modest attire according to the environment to draw less attention to yourself
All methods of modest are valid and beautiful, end of the day it's between us & God with our intentions.
We all need to celebrate and honour everyone in every way they choose to wear attire in public. It's nice to see us all and acknowledge with smiles, we all know how difficult it can be with societal expectations
What is the difference between a burqa and veil?
I see a lot of burkas around Harold’s department store
Is the uk Niqab/burqa friendly? Coming from saudi niqab and hijab here is the norm, so I'm uncertain about completing my studies in the uk.. i feel like with a niqap on, I'll have a target on my back, and that terrifies me 😢
@@roonyaljuhani
Its fine, allot of women wear veils here...I wear burka without veil but will be wearing veil soon inshallah...each big city has good size muslim population...allot of halal options...
Countryside areas have less muslims...my veiled friend lives in Derby which is way less muslims, but its ok there but you do have one off racist.
Its just at middle of nights like after 10pm is less safe as drunks and people coming from pubs...I can walk alone it does feel less easy. I remember going to Saudi in middle of night, I felt safe and much more family friendly environment. But in Uk,
Day time fine middle of night no. This is generally for non muslim women as well because I remember a liberal muslim girl wearing no hijab and tight revealing clothes and a lawyer, got raped and murdered near my parent house in ilford, a white dude did it...
You have allot of crazy screaming in the middle of night here...
High crime and murder rates in uk and shops get stolen from regularly
To answer a question that comes up often - if she is covering her hair with a beautiful wig (even more beautiful than her real hair), doesn’t that defeat the purpose? This is a great question and one that gets asked pretty often!
The answer is that the question is usually incorrect- the purpose of covering a woman’s hair is not to hide her beauty or make her less attractive!
There are parts of a man and woman’s body which are considered “Ervah” or “Nakedness”. These areas must be covered. One such area is a woman’s hair - once she is married, the beautiful custom is that only her husband and direct family can see her real hair. It makes the real hair something special and a part of the relationship within the marriage.
However, there is no issue with covering your hair with a beautiful wig! As long as the “Ervah” is covered :)
What parts man are covering?
Men are supposed to cover knees, elbows forearms and shade the head with a hat or skull cap or both
so essentially- as long as your natural hair is covered, you're all good? And you can essentially have any hairstyle as long as its a wig or a wig with something else over it?
I’m sure she shaved her hair after her wedding
@@Pureimagination200really not!!!!!
It's a specific group in judaism that does it, and she's a chabad member so no, I don't think she did. @@Pureimagination200
With jews being all over the world after we've been exiled from Israel then became a couple of opinions about every mitzvah with a slight changes between every land but overall basically everyone's right. The agreed opinion is that jewish women cover their hair after marriage. And then the opinions were that you need to cover with "mitpachat" a scarf or with a short wig. There are rabbis that says that the wig can get to your shoulders others below the shoulders and there are that says that it can be longer.
I personally like the scarf option and belive in that way but it's your choice really :)
@@avishag8752 ok
Wearing another woman's hair is disturbing to me.
What if a woman lost her hair to a sickness like cancer for example, and she wanted to feel feminine again? Because a lot of women who lost their hair, especially breast, ovaries, don’t feel feminine anymore unfortunately.
Loophole. That's what it's called.
It literally looks exactly like real hair, it's like if you ate meat and milk together but said "ah technically no atom actually touches another atom so they are seperate"
What’s the point of covering your hair if it looks like you aren’t? /gen
Not drawing undue attention, I understand. They cover their own hair (which seems to be the only point); but don't look too different from other people.
Andrea Grinberg of _Wrapunzel Ladies_ shared a story of a lady who always got (positive!) remarks and compliments on her headscarves. She felt that was not modest and decided to go with wigs. Cover, but not draw attention. 🤷
@@thekingsdaughter4233 Ah, I guess that would make sense if “modesty” (in quotes bc that’s such a fairly individual opinion) was the main goal and you weren’t around many other people with head coverings.
Appreciate the response.
No point hence Quran & Sunnah makes more sense. Cover your hair and your beauty as a woman so you may be valued for your brain&modesty and be identified as Muslimahs.
The wig came as a solution to blend in better. Jews suffered from antisemitism way before the Holocaust and the headscarf would mark you as Jewish in an instance.
Try being more sensitive to other peoples culture.
@@IshaHaHa-fw2dfnope i know alot of non hijabis who dont believe its obligation
Doesn’t make any sense when you cover your hair with hair !!
Her real hair is saved for her husband only.
She can cover her hair with a scarf, hat, wig, anything. It's about the intimacy of her real hair, to be saved for her husband 😊
They're are synthetic wigs made of the exact same material as a scarf... it doesn't matter what form anything is in, as long as HER hair is not showing in public 😊
Also, I've seen MANY hijabis in full face makeup, and expensive, beautiful scarves. In fake eyelashes and lip gloss....I don't judge them as immodest, the way you are judging Jewish women 😉
But how would someone not know it’s fake hair. What if the fake hair matched the real hair. It defeats the purpose.
@@justing307
1) Everyone in the Jewish community knows a wig vs real hair.
2) The purpose of covering her own hair is to save her real, true self for her husband only. So if a woman wears a scarf, hat, or wig... this all covers her hair in public and does the job.
3) The point of covering hair is NOT to make yourself modest or less attractive. It is purely to save your real hair, your real self, for your husband.
A single, beautiful Jewish woman doesn't need to cover her hair, because the reason for covering is NOT modesty. It is to save your real hair for your marriage.
Both husband and wife have rules in a Jewish marriage to keep the marriage intimate, and connected.
Maybe this helps: a woman who wears makeup everyday in public, still looks like herself, right??
But in private, her husband sees her TRUE face, without makeup.
This creates vulnerability and intimacy.
The makeup can match her skin, yes. But it's still NOT her face. She's still in some form of mask...
Most Jewish women by me wear a scarf. Not a wig. The wig thing started when Jews moved into Europe, and were persecuted there, so they tried to look more "normal" in a wig than a scarf... But ANY covering fulfills the concept. To save your real, true self, for husband only. And to put a barrier in public.
@@user_mll374 thank you. I finally understand now.
@@marjonvandingstee6771 Thanks ! I tried! 🥰
I enjoy tichels. Wigs can be so spendy, and it isn't something I have thought to do. I really love wearing a tichel, though.
You look phenomenal, and more importantly, you are keeping your vows and your heritage. ❤❤❤
Covering hair with fake hair.. this is why god was upset with the Jews and bought Christian’s and Muslims.. people who don’t bend the rules
If i was going to wear a wig, id go all out - Neon mohawk!!
God wants you to wear a scarf. Stop kidding yourself.
He wanted the woman not to show there hair in public places which are sacred. There is no rule that says wigs aren’t allowed
@@ImTired-ty6yn It is just playing games. Wigs can be more attractive than natural hair. Here in the UK you see women wearing wigs all the time to beautify themselves. The whole covering up natural hair with fake hair does not make any sense. It must have been invented by European Rabbis as a temporary measure against Western oppression of Jews. Very sad.
Just say you don't understand Jewish culture...
It's not about modesty in the way you think. And frankly, you don't deserve a thought-out explanation.
God wants you to leave em alone
@@Stars123YT Satan does. Seat quite and don't remind the people about God's commandments.
Sheitel mostly to go out and pre-tied tichel at home. If too hot for sheitel, tichel or turban ❤ Kol hakavod on all your videos, B'H my family really enjoy following your adventures! Wishing you and your family only nachas and simchos xxx
Ahhh please do a makeup tutorial. You look great and it isn't easy to find one that's modest but still beautiful. I really admire your faith to God
I love your wigs! You look beautiful and modest. I wish I had your brows. Good Shabbos!
We can do tichel or wig or wig with a cute hat or alternate according to how we feel that day....😉 😊.
I love having options!
Who came up with that law?
It ain’t God, you know? He said cover your hair point blank not with wigs and more hair and extra beauty (it’s literally the opposite of what he asked you to do)
@@Lemonzest19 Can you explain what you mean when you say "extra beauty"? Also show me where it says exactly how we are to cover our head? I am always open to learning from others.
@@Gavrielle_Am_Yisrael_Chai This is just my take. And to each their own.
How are wigs any different or not even better than your natural hair?
A wig can be a stylish upgrade to your look, just same as make up it is used to enhance beauty esp if your hair is frizzy, untamed, or unmanageable! Using professional straight hair wigs is like dressing up, & not modesty.
If God wanted you to wear a wig he would just say it clearly. Put a wig! Not to cover hair whether it’s yours, or a wig. It’s still hair and any hair on the head must be covered..
Every human being who needs to cover their head for whatever reason, use some type of fiber or fabric, for the most part. Unless they are trying to deal with hair loss or beautify, they use wigs.
@@Lemonzest19 Thank you for sharing with me. What you say does make sense. I use a tichel more than I do anything else especially at home as I feel it's more in line with what G.od wants me to do.
But I do not want to condemn others who choose a wig when going out in public with their children as a wig would not draw unnecessary attention to the fact we are a Jew.
Especially in today's world where so many want us dead.
I am not afraid to wear a tichel in public or for anyone to know Im a Jew but for others who feel safer wearing a wig to blend in to avoid evil eyes then I can understand their choice too.
In the end it's between them & their husband's & G.od & we just have to try our best to do what's right with love in our hearts.
Thank you again for kindly sharing your opinion with me. Shalom friend
I dont think the original ruling permits the wig, because the logic at the end is about modesty and keeping your beauty for your spouse only.
I am not Jewish but my uncle and cousins are. All my life my Jewish uncle introduced me to kosher food, rules, tradition. I even started wearing a wig after my marriage. It has become a vital necessity for me. When my husband wants me to go out with him on 5 minutes notice , he says, "OK, Time to rock n roll. Throw on your wig and let's go!" NO worries. I never leave home without it. A great way to looked well groomed!
Wear a scarf. So much cleaner.
You are absolutely beautiful, and you and your family are beautiful! I love your wig as well!❤
Beautiful young woman inside and out your modesty shines ❤
A wig is still hair. Defeats the whole purpose.
what is the fake hair made of?
is it made from someone else's hair? 🤔
It’s not the woman’s hair which is sacred, sad when people are stupid and comment these type of things
Someone else’s hair. Not clean.
@@barbaraspector6689 ? What?
Are you Jewish? If not then you have no idea what you are talking about.
In Christianity the Old and New Testament say to cover women’s hair when prophesying.
But if you’re covering your hair with a wig is that still not another hair ?
The difference is YOUR OWN hair must be covered thats the key thats it.
No it's defeating the real message... Jews used to wear head coverings too but abandoned them when moving to western countries to not look different... So it's a vanity project not the real practice to appear modest and protect your appearance in public... The real message seems to be lost by the modern jews
i live in a tropical climat so for me i prefer a scarf easier to wash and cooler than a wig.
Wigs are so dirty. Babies touch them then put their hands in their mouths. Awful. Wear a scarf and change it everyday.
I think your wig is beautiful ❤
Your beauty is not for the outsiders.
Most people wouldn’t know you’re wearing a wig so it kind of defeats the purpose. I think a scarf or similar would be better and more modest.
I am also Jewish but I strongly disagree with Jewish women having to wear wigs. They’re very hot very uncomfortable. I’m sorry that’s just the way I feel.
I honestly couldn’t tell it’s so good. It looks natural I wouldn’t have known.
hi muslim sister here. I am curious: who is allowed to see your hair? and what about other body parts? could someone clear me up?
Are wig’s actually allowed in Judaism as this feels like it defeats the purpose
But isnt this a bit of a cheat? God asks you to cover to stop your adornments being shown to others. Yet you draw more attention by wearing a beautiful wig. Isnt that cheating the will of God ?
Sacred hair, so no it’s not, because that hair isn’t sacred.
Not a bit
@@fasca100 Jewish people always find a way not to follow God as HE wants but by what they want.
@@ImTired-ty6ynit came from someone's head
Seems like the reason is lost here. I personally cover with a scarf. I don’t need to blend in by looking like everyone around me. Another thing to consider is who and why do we go to all the trouble to look a certain way? What reason do we want to draw attention to ourselves?
I wear the tichel. I actually feel very beautiful in mine. But I can understand the wig! Also I don't wear makeup anymore but I completely understand the vanishing makeup. Blink and it's gone 😂
You are abiding by Chabad and really doing an excellent job. I will say I've met women who were not allowed to show their hair and wore a wig. That is the modest way. Some of the women were much prettier with the wig and I found that very interesting.😊
It is very fitting for you and it is wonderful that you stick to your preference. You always look very beautiful. I only use tichels. It is what I am more comfortable in.😁 Shabbat Shalom ❤
In my community wigs are not allowed. Only tichels and snoods
I left islam ( no regrets) and I'm looking in to learning more about Jewish religion.. Love this video
Why did you leave Islam, Crissy?
This is very interesting, in Islam we also have to cover our hair, for modesty and to save our beauty for our husbands. For us, wearing a wig defeats the purpose because beauty is not concealed. Its still very visible. If you look at a social experiment of women wearing hihab you will see very clearly how different it can make a women look. For Muslims wigs are not allowed in any circumstances.
Thanks for educating us about your religion. We share respect for our Prophet Musa AS .
This reminds me of the story in the Quran about the Jews who were in a village where fish would only come during shabatt. So they started to put the fishing net before Shabbat and retrieve the fish from the net Sunday morning . Would you imagine Sarah wife of Abraham wearing a wig 😂😂? The commandment of God are so clear yet your rabbanims always try to contour it in your halakha .
What is the difference between showing ur hair or human hair?Buying a human hair to cover your natural hair but still showing a hair on your head? What about covering it with hijab. U don’t wanna show ur hair so cover it with scarf or hijab!
Defeating the purpose of covering your hair with fake hair loooool
Right?!
@@Estela_2002 Left?
@@rumel6525 I meant I agree
@@Estela_2002 I no, was being sarcastic 😉
How?
I like scarfs, headbands, hats & wigs
Sorry to say this but the Torah and the book of prophets ban wigs. Wigs was the reason the Jews has catastrophic events. A Jewish woman is mandated to wear a scarf. If wigs are worn it must be at home and can’t be from places like India as they do idol worship and avuda Zara.
Also the Lebavitz rebbe of blessed memory wife never wore wig.
It’s beautiful and looks very natural. Where did you get it? And not to come off tactless, how much does it cost?
I wear a wig, and it looks so much better than my own hair!!
This is why Jews were cursed by God in the old testament, they would twist His laws with matters like this.
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Why in judaism do women have to cover hair. Whats the reason for it? You dont make sense.
I rather scarf. Specially when have the beautiful arranges
Very subtle natural makeup.. very nice.
She is not tsanoua at all. And even rabbis who allow wigs, they mean vintage wigs which look like helmets and are obviously wigs, not super sexy wigs which look more attractive than your natural hair.
Uh no. Are you even part of the orthodox jewish community?? We all wear wigs that look very similar to hers.
@@AB-dj1mr uh yes. Yes I am part of the orthodoxe jewish community but you do not seem to be part of it since you believe that nobody in the orthodoxe jewish community wears scarfs... so if I understand correctly, you're saying that there are no orthodoxe women who wear scarfs???
Yeah idk why nowadays Chabad is wearing long wigs. Chabad always used to wear shoulder length wigs maximum. My rabbi’s rebbetzin wears a short wig. Idk what’s going on in the new generation.
@@notreepoque5582 rabbis do not only allow short unnatural wigs. Most orthodox women wear wigs like hers. Covering your hair has nothing to do with not looking attractive.
Hi again. There are many orthodox communities with completely different standards regarding this complicated topic. Just because you want to simplify it doesnt make you right and them wrong. Did you even listen to what she said or are you completely blinded by your preconceived notions?
Oh! How natural they look! I thought they are your own hair. Perfect😅😮😊
It doesn’t make sense? If many people can’t even tell it’s a wig it still draws attention to you
It's weird that you cover your hair with a wig. Nobody knows that you cover your hair, isn't that part of the thing that you give up something for God and your husband?
Where a khimar not a wig there’s no difference in showing your hair and wearing a wig it’s the same thing
Did Jews women covering their hair 3000 years back. ?
I’m not Jewish but I know enough about this practice to say, assalamualaikum fellow Muslims: it’s not about modesty! It’s not hijab! It’s a covering for a different reason than Islam practices
I believe there's a reason why you cover your hair, basically just to show your husband your hair and probably so other can't think about you in bad manner, so what's the difference if you wear a wig that looks like your hair people who didn't know would think that just your hair people would think the same if they had bad intention isn't it?
For those who live in an orthodox community, we can usually tell its a wig by how its styled. Her traveling around the world makes it more tricky. Its definitely better for it to obviously be a wig.
So, you're right, the reason Jewish women cover hair after marriage is to save it for their husband only. This is one of many marriage laws that maintain a strong and intimate connection in marriage.
So, it technically doesn't matter what she covers her hair with, as long as her hair is saved for her husband 😊
Also, a Jewish woman would only be with a Jewish man. And in the community, we can tell who is married vs who isn't. And who is in a wig vs who isn't. It's very clear in the community.
Please give us an on-the-go makeup lesson using kosher products!!
Wearing a wig that is probably more beautiful than your natural hair kinda defeats the purpose of covering your head. This is outright cheating, they didnt have wigs thousands of years ago, they used scarves. Always cheating and finding loopholes.
Make up tutorial please :)
Doing goofy stuff to please God misses the point entirely. Humanity may never grow out of its cultural infancy…
My sister wears a wig and people are shocked when they find out😂 I hated covering my hair, I love my curly hair 😂🌹
Do you still have your natural real hair under your wig or was it shaved after your wedding?
The point is you set yourself as an example, a married woman's modesty. Feel beautiful for him, only. Wigs are replacing what? A shirt on a shirt? Think. A road may seem right to a man but in the end it is a road to death. Rely not on your own understanding, in all you do look to the Lord. If you are wise, you are wise for yourself. As a crowning glory, the Unmarried have Their Time&Season to crow, sport&shine in their all-in-all, I'm so beautiful look at me! Savvy? You chose, Grow up
I have a question, and I don't mean any disrespect whatsoever. I'm just genuinely curious. Let's say, hypothetically speaking, a woman at the end of her life, with days to hours to live, cannot bear to wear her wig/head covering. We all know many changes happen in the very last moments of life. What happens with her loved ones? Do they try to convince her to cover her head, or let her be comfortable in her final days/moments? To explain better, let's assume she wants nothing on her head.
Thank you for helping me understand Judaism, I very much enjoy your videos.
Her wishes will be honored. However, with a lifetime of practicing covering, it’s unlikely she will want to die uncovered.
I bought a wig once and it itched sooooo bad I couldn’t stand wearing it very long. What is the secret?
So i have been wondering do you shave your hair and then wear the wig.?
Your beauty is getting enhanced with that Wig
You look more beautiful
Please don't wear it when you are on the channel because you don't want other men to see u 😢
Scarf will be better 😢
Once I’m married I’ll definitely prefer a wig as beautiful as yours!
Oh I prefer to cover my head - with my own hair.
It's very similar to the concept of hijab
Are there rules for eyebrow plucking or waxing?
Do you go without a wing at your house at home?
Because I think your hair would have to breathe.
Literally what’s the point 😂 it’s not about what everyone way of covering, it’s about god’s way
I wonder why not using your own hair instead of wearing a wig. Which is a hair of other people.
Wat makeup do you use I’m a religious woman I don’t use makeup because it’s just too much . But I’m curious you used so lil I just love it ❤
My wife always wears a wig like you do, but sometimes wears a tichel outside.
YOU LOOK BEAUTIFUL ❤🦋🦋🦋🌻🌻🌻🐝
Is your head shaved or is your hair slicked back.
You don't think this is a way of trying to trick God? When women are supposed to cover up, how can it mean donning artificial hair?
Makes zero sense to me, to cover your hair with another woman’s hair (wig) 🤔
It’s a Jewish thing to defraud their religion, and not obeying God. When God told them not to fish on Saturdays, they said okay, we will put the fish nets on Friday night and leave the nets until Sunday morning, and then collect the fish, so that way they will not fish on Saturdays but in reality they were fishing on Saturdays but not collecting the fish. Same as the wigs thing.
What are you talking about Ali Baba
@@Beised I have more stories if you want to, Jewish people described in the holy Quran so many times how they were cheating and killing prophets and not obeying God.
@@Salmaahmed710 Dude your entire fucking religion is a bunch of we wuzzin and stealing shit from the Jews. Where did you get this nonsense fishing story from
God never said to wear wig in Torah scriptures. God commanded to be modest covered when the prophet moses was sent to the people (jews now).
Where do you buy your wigs?
She buys them at Milano Wigs in New York I believe? She has a video
Not convinced by her conviction.
Are you cheating God ... hair is hair weather personal hair or wig
Beautiful
You re just beautifull, scarf, wig or whateverrrrr
This is not custom, Its called makar...deceiving the religion.
All the blessings for the whole family comes through the woman
She is the holiest .. she, like God, create :)
The evil spirits in the world get their energy from the holiest , cos might as well get the most .. and the holiest is the woman !
They look for the easiest way to get it too ! Hair is not alive so it is the easiest part to leech onto
That is why the holiest , the woman , covers her hair ! So the blessings for herself and her family can not be leeched by anything evil
This is a Kabbalist teaching
Kabbala is what goes on in this world and how it works , that can not be seen by the human eye …
So you also have to cover your hair when you are at home? Even when only your husband is around? Did I get that right? 🙈
Ngl if you had a moustache and some beard you would look like a sharp Hispanic man. I mean your facial structure is insanely designed perfectly for a man's face 😂.