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I'm a hijabi myself and I'm glad that you showed both sides of wearing a hijab. In this cruel world, we need to stand up for each other and spread awareness such as objective and solid information and you did a very good job with it! Thank you! ❤️🥺
its sad that religious extremism can always ruin something supposed to be beautiful and turn it into something so scary and oppressive. we as Muslim really have to try our best to fight against them.
I think anyone in their right mind feels this way: If you choose to do so of your own volition, awesome! I admire your dedication to Islam. If someone forces you by penalty of abuse, imprisonment, or worse, I will condemn that forever.
The problem is that you guys have these spokespeople--people I'm sure you all didn't sit and elect, of course--but they declared themselves the spokespeople of the subject, and actually scream and condemn women who advocate for women to be free to choose how they dress. Like what's-her-face, the one who headed the Women's March, telling a woman who was a victim of female genital mutilation and who speaks to the UN about the travesties in Middle Eastern dictatorships against women and forced dress codes, that she wasn't 'worthy of her vagina'. It sparks discourse.
I think it's great if a girl or woman chooses hijab or wearing a burka. That the men in her life don't ask her to, that the matriarchal figures don't say she needs to. That she picks it for herself because of her faith.
For the record, I feel this way about Christian sects that demand women into a dresscode as well. If you want to be modest or a thot, great. If you're forced to be modest or a thot, not great.
Why don’t they show countries that attack and ban people for wearing hijab like in France or India? Freedom of expression and religious practice shouldn’t be one sided. This account is biased.
Hijab does have a religious aspect to it, it is something women are required to wear. However, we cannot take away a woman's choice to wear or not wear, that is up to her and her personal relationship and ideals of her religion. Somehow, extremism and masculinity (to an extent) has started to rule over hijab too and that causes misleading ideas and information. Rather than respecting the woman's personal choice, she may be forced to wear it, forced to take it off, hated on for her choices, etc. when really we need to support EVERY woman despite her choice. I wear hijab, and my choice to wear it is mine alone. Of course I wish the misconception behind why we wear hijab could be clearer, like I said, it is a requirement (fardh) of our religion, but again we CANNOT and SHOULD NOT force the hijab on all us women if we choose not to wear it.
Someone once told me it's like how nuns wear Habits. Not every catholic is called to be a nun and dress that way, even though their religion promotes doing so. In the same way, not every Muslim feels they need to wear Hijab and they are no less devout or less Muslim because of it!
I just don't get why is it a requirement and what's the purpose of it.
@@catbuster101 to an extent yes. Like nuns wear habits, hijab is like that. I’m not sure if nuns wear habits for the purpose of modesty? Like since they are devoted to god they cover up as well to keep their modesty and safety from wandering eyes? Idk if that’s the purpose, but for hijab, the main goal is modesty. It’s a veil for our beauty, per say, because we should have the right to show it to only those we want (blood relations are different because that’s family) but I mean in the sense of showing possibly the person a hijabi will marry and their family.
The difference is that while only nuns have to wear habits, hijab is something every woman of Islam is supposed to wear. HOWEVER, this is where choice comes in because like we all agree here, we shouldn’t force it on the woman. Her relationship with hijab and her religion is her personal journey. Who knows, maybe she’s so much more religious than the other lady that is wearing hijab and then it all becomes moot point right?
So basically hijab IS required. But we cannot and should not and most people do not force women to wear hijab.
@@wintersushi8189 I just answered this in a reply to one of the other comments if you want to check out that conversation!
No, it's not "something women are required to wear". There are many Islamic places where women are not required to cover their heads, including Iran a few decades ago, and the place where I was born and raised, Dagestan, with almost 90% of Sunny Muslims. When I was growing up there, nobody covered their heads at all. Now religious extremists have been usurping the power and it translated to a portion of the female population covering themselves. The religion stayed the same. The leaders changed from reasonable to fanatical, and they always strip women of their rights.
It's not religious, it's cultural. Even though ultra-religious people always say it's religious. The same with Orthodox Christians and Orthodox Jews - the women must cover their hair - while regular Christians and Jews don't do that and can still be religious.
By the way, anyone, not just women, should be able not only to choose what to wear but also whether to be religious or not. In fanatical Islamic cultures, people die if they dare to make a different choice. Not in Christian or Jewish or Buddhist religions, only Muslim.
That's the real reason behind banning hijabs in Europe - Islam doesn't have a good reputation as it tends to be aggressive and cruel compared to Christianity which locals are used to. Immigrants ask to be let in, then march around in their hosts' cities demanding sharia law. They disrespect local women, treating them as prostitutes because they are not covered according to the immigrants' customs. Even though it's not everyone but it's enough to create a bad image of an aggressive, demanding attitude that disrespects others. Because they are not presenting themselves as individuals, they are speaking as proponents of Islam. It's because of that image they created that locals dislike the religion and ban religious wear.
I'm a muslim who doesn't wear the hijab but might someday, no one should be forced to wear or to not wear it and it's baffling to see that such a debate even exists. It's a personal choice that doesn't impact anyone else that has been turned into a tool to oppress women
“There is no compulsion in religion”
[Quran al-Baqarah 2:256]
@@axelace916 what about 9:29 then ?
U do know sister that Allah commands the woman to cover up their beauty and face to not even talk in her attractive girly voice and not go out without a need . U not wearing Abaya hijab is huge crimes against ur soul and body hope u get guided to obedience
@@axelace916 that's only for disbelievers not muslims once u muslim u must submit or if u disbelief , the government gives u 3 days to stay in Islam with proofs or ur killed
@@damirmujkic3270 Yeah if we lived during the purge. Women back then used to get raped cause there was no consequences or morals about it, people would try to target slaves knowing no one would come and venge them and they didn't wear a hijab so it was dangerous to rape a woman who did. The hijab nowadays ain't gonna protect me from rape moron, what are women supposed to do, wear a fake beard? Acting like wearing a scarf and not wearing makeup will make someone ugly. Some of those women look a 1000% better than chicks on a pole get out of here. Men who be telling women, especially strangers, what to do are always the biggest hypocrites
Hijab should be a choice, not a force
Agree
lets say it louder to the people in the back!!!
I mean it is cause humans have free will lol not many humans understand this sadly. Allah doesn’t guide people who oppressed people. He only guides people who wants to be guide. Either obey Allah because you believe or don’t because you don’t believe.
Which it is. Allah didn’t force you. Either you obey Allah or don’t. That’s you choice.
@@nunuissa6376 Why is it considered not obeying Allah if you don't wear one? As a non-Islamic when I read the Qur’an it only says that men should cast down their glances and guard their private parts. That woman should not commit adultery and for that hide their neck, ear, and body. But to do so Allah does not say they have to wear a specific type of clothing. They could wear anything right?
Whether the hijab is forced or not, it has never been about religion and always about politics. In France, the hijab is banned in my scenarios due to racism and islamophobia prompted by many political factors. In Iran, it is enforced due to the current political regime, when just 50 years ago, the hijab was banned.
When the hijab is banned, the people wear it more. When it is forced, the people take it off. It’s not about the hijab or religion- it’s about women having the freedom to chose how they live their own lives.
@doptpip how about u stop telling people what to do and what to believe, I’m a Muslim who’s family has lived in the west for 60+ years I’ve grown up around western culture and still practice islam, don’t worry about other people, worry about yourself lol
In %99 of Islamic countries, especially on ones such extremes like Afganistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, women does not have freedom over their own religion or clothes. I am not saying all of them are being forced, quite a lot of Muslim women wear it willingly. I am just saying, if it was not their will, they would not have the freedom not to wear it.
@@Kitty-JuneOhSixJanTwentyFour Saudi and Iran are really corrupt ‘Muslim’ countries, the higher ups are hypocrites and jail people that disagree with them, Indonesia is a better example of a Muslim country IMO
@doptpip blah blah blah ex muslims are so embarrassing, so obsessed even though you apparently 'left' the religion
@Jungkook Nation has gone To Moon 99% of Islamic countries? Countries in the middle East are not 99% of muslim countries. Indonesia (largest muslim population in the world), Pakistan (2nd largest muslim population), Turkey, Malaysia, Bosnia, Bangladesh, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan etc etc and a bunch of African countries like Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia etc etc DO NOT FORCE muslim women to put on hijab. Even middle east countries like Jordan & Lebanon don't make their women wear hijab. And those are just countries off the top of my head.
Hijab is not just Middle Eastern cultural wear, they wore mainly the keffiyeh to help with dust, hijab is in many cultures but it’s also apart of the religion Islam. It is the woman’s choice to wear it and it should be.
Thank you SO much for bringing attention to the protests in Iran in this video. It means so much!!!! I was watching this video and as soon as I realised that you were going to be reacting to the protest videos/news, I ran to share it with my friends
this is a little unrelated but i’m curious how iranians view afghans who have been struggling with the taliban for quite a while. the two countries are in similar situations with religious extremist politicians but i come across a lot of iranians who look down on afghans…
Hijabs are our truly emotion for our religion
As a muslim woman, I'm proud of our hijab even though it's a choice but we are still proud of it🤍'
This is one of the best reaction to hijab videos I’ve ever watched. Y’all were so respectful and smart I loved it. And The whole struggle isn’t that hijab is bad, it is that it should not be forced. We need the freedom of choice.
Hijab is a choice.
Islam means peace there is no force
hijab is not a choice in the middle east and some south east asian countries. If you dont wear it, youll be fined, jailed, beaten, or in some cases killed , which is the reason for the protests
I really appreciate the information in this video but it would’ve been nice if you showed the hijab situation in India too! Some Women here are fighting for their rights to wear the hijab. A few months ago in a state called Karnataka, hijabi students were banned from entering school and college campuses unless they remove the hijab. It would’ve been nice if you could’ve showed both situations. Both of these are women fighting for their right to choose.
I agree, also in France where they’ve completely banned the hijab. I’m honestly shocked how the hijab affects others so much when it’s not even them wearing it.
Before commenting I hope you know the situation . 😒😒😒
@@lordyadav8238 unfortunately for you this is a public comment section where people are allowed to speak their opinions 🥺
@@ayishahameed2804 there is answer in your opinion .it's a school of a secular country not a madrasha of a Islamic country. Govt has to make rule for everyone not a particular religion .it's not like that they allowed any other religions to practice their religion there and stop especially muslims students
@@lordyadav8238 If a woman wants to express herself with a hijab, then should she not have any right to do that? I myself am a non hijabi but I will always fight for me and my fellow sisters rights. What happened to fundamental rights? Freedom of expression? Whats so triggering about a piece of clothing on the head?
I have been getting random people coming up to me thinking I am force to wear hijab and told how I should not wear it because I’m “ free “ and there’s Muslim women who are force to wear the hijab instead of being taught how to love Allah. Forcing them to wear one isn’t gonna make them understand Islam. In general the society doesn’t give women a choice what to wear they will always judge us no matter what.
comparing a hijab to other clothing and saying society will judge you for both is idiotic
@@Pyramanager society judges women from head to toe. It doesn’t matter what you wear or choose not to wear people always got something to say to you. It’s not comfortable at all.
@@JaxBox1 You will be judged on what you wear regardless if youre a man or woman. Women just like playing the victim (in western countries). Its like how they complain about "unrealistic female body standards" in cartoons, filters, etc. But there are unrealistic body standards of men in the same media, but you dont hear men crying in mass
@@Pyramanager your just mad they aren't wrong.
@@onethatdoesart5650 im mad about double standards. Men face the same issues but are told to shut up or man up
My hijab is my crown, Allahamdulillah
Unfortunately whatever happened in Iran, how Mahsa was killed, people are linking it with Islam when in fact it has nothing to do with it, in Islam you don’t get killed if you’re not wearing hijab or anything, but because of the country’s rule.
I am a muslim from Bangladesh. I really love my hijab. ❤️Its a best gift that Allah (the God) has given us. Nobody force me I wear this willingly and also I started wearing niqab recently,, Alhamdulillah. Please spread positivity and lets live peacefully. May Allah swt. Guide and bless all, Amen.
true ,, i wear hijab too and its makes me a muslim
Minji!!! Your thoughts at 3:55 brought so much intelligence to this conversation. Thank you for sharing as you said this in a way that can describe so many aspects of women's rights.
The way i Usain bolted to this video ohh god. I'm a hijabi and i'm glad yall are shedding light on this.
In parts of the world women are forced to take their hijab off (but for some reason is not going viral/not getting attention) and in other parts they are forced to wear it in the name of Islam but they fail to see that in Islam there is no force in religion!!! Both cases are sad and outraging!! Cant they just let women choose and decide???
Iran before the Islamic Revolution was so beautiful and ahead of it's time. It's sad to see how oppressed the people (esp women) are there now. I hope that their protests and their bravery pull through and I hope that those that they have lost in their battle can now rest peacefully
It's good you guys showed both sides of wearing a hijab and and just how vital that choices. It seems like the people reacting in video were very understanding too
Im so thankful that you guys got into this matter and shared awareness about what is going on in Iran. we’re fighting for something more than hijab. we are fighting for our rights, the rights that has been stolen from us for the past +40 years. thank you for being our voice.
Hijabs are not just clothes they are an emotion
As you said ...Hijab is actually a protection...protection from evil eyes ... nikab and Hijab are the most likeable things in my prospective bcz they show that I am a Muslim woman ❤ they show modesty of Islam and a woman...I feel so much comfortable wearing Hijab than not wearing it.... U know wht ppl always covers the things precious to them ...so is a Muslim women ...😊❤
Hijab should be a choice, not a force..!! And hijab protect you.. Hijab is the beauty of women.. and I'm so proud that because I'm hijabi girl.. and I'm sooo happy..🧕🤲
Hijab is not worn by middle Easterners alone,it's not worn for cultural reasons as well.we wear it cos it what Allah commanded. In Islam,men have their hijab too.The hijab may serve other purposes like protection as mentioned. But d Muslims wear it for Allah nd we believe He knows best
0:33 that’s wrong, it’s not only middle eastern women wearing it. it’s muslim women all over the world that wear the hijab, not because of the desert or UV rays but because it’s a part of Islam, our religion
I am French and i am wearing the hijab and i am happy to wear but some people criticize us when it's our personal choice and some girls don't want to wear it and it 's their choice ! FIGHTING !!!!
I love Minji so much🥺💖💖
I'm a Muslim woman who wears hijab and niqab (veil to cover my face) and I wear a niqab since 4 years ago. I wear it because Allah said it was better for me, no one had told me to wear or not to wear it. It's my choice because Allah said to cover my beauty for those who don't have the right to see my beauty.
But to my sister, a Muslim woman who doesn't want to wear a hijab, I hope Allah gives you an easy to wear it.
How did Islam preserve the status of women?
God Almighty honored the Muslim woman in the eyes of the people, raised her worth, and recommended that she be well treated, regardless of her lineage, beauty, money, or anything else. By honoring and treating her well, and ordering them to spend on her.
What did Islam do to women?
Islam honored the woman, and gave her rights that she lacked before Islam, and it also granted her rights that other religions did not grant her. Their upbringing is a great reward, which is Paradise.
Is it permissible for women to rule in Islam?
Abd al-Ghani Mahmoud, a professor at the Faculty of Sharia and Law at Al-Azhar University, explains that Islam does not prevent a woman from assuming any position in the state, even if it is the general presidency, as long as she is qualified for that.
While what was done to the girl is horrific and unjustifiable, we have to realise every region has its own norms, cultural and religious values around what is considered acceptable/decent clothing or not. Even between Korea and the US the clothing is different and violating those norms and exposing more than society can accept will lead to issues and problems for the perpetrator. As Koreans this should be pretty straightforward and understandable for you.
So in Iran this issue is being blown out of proportion not because of the rules itself, but a combination of a lot of injustices and problems in the country for over 40 years that the government has committed. This is just the straw that broke the camels back so to say. The media is just focusing on hijab due to its bias against Muslims, but in reality the issues are much more than that and these protests and public frustration and outburst have been long in the making.
But if you watch the media they would have you be convinced that hijab is an issue and Muslim women are against it, which is just not true. The vast majority of Muslim women respect the hijab and believe in it as a religious and cultural value and they want to keep it, including the ones in Iran. Don’t let a few liberals and secularists in Iran’s urban centres mislead you.
Oh shut up 🙄🙄🙄
@@zh9201 do you have any better refutation than that?
I'm a Muslim but I don't wear hijab as in my culture style of the religion it isn't mandatory. But I know many who wear those. It's totally each person's choice. Never to be forced upon
Im sorry but i dont really understand what you mean when you say culture style of the religion? Could you please explain? (Im a hijabi btw)
Just that my family full are Muslims and we do put a hijab during namas and other IMP times. But ancestors wise we just wear a shawl around a neck mostly. I hope u don't get offended.
@@drishtisuresh6880 ya sebelum ada Hindu dan Budha nenek moyang kita penganut roh roh dan kemungkinan besar selendang terpengaruh budaya india yang membawa agama Hindu ke Nusantara.
nenek nenek yang memakai kebaya biasanya cuma pakai selendang tanpa pakai penitih semakin ke sini semakin tertutup. menurut saya dulu awalnya itu karena tren fashion teknologi semakin maju
@@lalalablablabla147 heey I don't understand ur language
@@drishtisuresh6880 u don't understand coz this person use Indonesia language bro.
No one is gonna talk about India,china,Syria France and so many other countries where thousands of hijab’s are being killed but there gonna talk abt Iran. Peoples inner islamophibic is really showing
There’s no one holding you back from uploading your own content wrt concerns on other matters than this. And it wouldn’t make this video any better or worse.
Like wrongs in China and India don’t make the Iran situation right.
What happened to the sound? Sounds like it's coming from the camera and not a mic.
hijab is a religious obligation for woman, it shows their faith and modesty. however it is also a choice since your faith and your relationship with allah is between you and allah only. the wrong thing here is they are forcing women to wear the hijab and oppressing them in the name of islam which is not what islam is about. our religion respects woman more than any religion. the only thing that infuriated me was when they burned their hijab. as a hijabi muslim. the hijab is important to me and allah so they should not have burned it.
As an Indonesia citizen, a muslim, and a jilbab (kind of hijab) user motivated by religion, i really don't know what to say. Like... from the start to the end of the video. I am just... speechless.. both in a good n bad way
I agree completely, hijab isn’t cultural it’s an act of worship.
I might be late but I am a hijab wearing Muslim woman. I want to clarify not only middle eastern women wear it and it didn't stem from the middle eastern culture. the hijab is tied to the religion of Islam and it is normal for any Muslim all around the world to wear.
At the beginning the woman said that hijab is a middle eastern cultural thing but its actually wrong, hijab isnt cultural its a religious obligation, and not only to middle eastern women but to every muslim woman
I’m a Muslim and I feel more comfortable with hijab while my sister feels more comfortable without it. I feel though Islam says a woman should cover her hair, it gives no one the right to force someone to wear it and the hijab doesn’t make a person more religious than someone who doesn’t. I’ve seen girls who were the hijab that aren’t even as religious as the girls I’ve seen that don’t wear it. And if it’s about preventing men from temptation, they should worry more on the men and not the women, like it’s not our fault some men have no respect for women, why should women be the one to get punish for a man’s bad behavior and it makes me sick that they are actually women who defend men on topics like this. I asked my aunt once, you always say if a girl doesn’t wear hijab and a guy attacks her it’s her fault, so what if it’s your daughter? Will it be her fault and she didn’t respond, lol it was the first time we argued about something that she couldn’t say anything. So I said it’s easy to blame girls when it’s not your own child right?
Thank you for shedding light on this matter! They’ve been controlling and oppressing half of the population as a pretext to religion for 43 years. Also, a lot of people have refused to address this issue for a long time, because they don’t want to get called Islamophobic. Much love, from Iran🤍
The sad thing is that over here in the West a lot of people are anti-hijab because they want to say that Islam is only oppressive and evil when that's not true and many Muslim women CHOOSE to wear Hijab. BUT It's very important for us to always acknowledge injustice and remember that no culture or religion is all good or all bad. What has happened and is happening in Iran is horrific. A disgusting degradation of human rights. Really I just want the women of Iran to be free to shed their hijab and not be in danger as I wish for my Muslim friends here in the US to be able to WEAR hijab and not be in danger. Islam is sadly so stereotyped in so many ways.
@@catbuster101 I get it! Islamophobia is just as disgusting. There are people in Iran who wear hijab by choice. But unfortunately especially in the last decade, by the rise of sensitivity in regard to some issues, our suffering and what we’ve been fighting for got completely eliminated and ignored. Female politicians of the west wore hijab and sat down and negotiated with this terrorist regime because they wanted to ‘respect’ the culture. I hope we all get to make our own choices without any fear/danger🤍
@@parmidaspace I’m so sorry that so many of our politicians are ignoring you in order to please the monsters doing this.
I hope and pray for your safety and the safety of every brave person who stands up for their right to make their own choices. ❤️
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Hi i’m muslim and i totally agree that hijab is a choice but i honestly didn’t like how they burned the hijab i kinda felt sad even if you don’t want the hijab don’t disrespect it by burning it but i do agree that no one should be forced to wear it and it’s their rights to protest against those who inforce it!
Hijabs are stunning. They make the person wearing it look more elevated. It’s as if they need to be treated with respect and dignity.
Let them choose if they want to wear it or not.
You should treat people with respect and dignity whether they are wearing revealing cloth or modest
The hijab is a very beautiful thing and has a pure meaning the Iranian government has turned it into something bad or not good no one should be forced to wear it but that doesn't mean all hijabs have to go
For your information, forcing someone to wearing hijab to death is not religion doing or religion faults, it's culture doing. It's not a good thing.
As indonesian, which has the biggest muslim population in the world. My country never forced a woman to wearing hijab... Yet the majority of muslim woman here wearing hijab themselves without being forced. . . There is some muslim woman that not covering her hair with hijab and they still fine, they still have a place in society and live a good life.
as a muslim, i started wearing hijab at the age of 13 because i really liked the way it looked and i found it interesting, now it’s been two years and hijab is a part of me, and i could never take it off. my mom was actually against wearing it at the time because she thought i was too young because she wore it herself at university, but i still wore it and i don’t regret it, while i was jealous of girls my age styling their hair, i also started styling my hijab and it made me feel good and comfortable, while i get a lot of questions whether it was my choice, or i was forced, it is a sin to force women to wear hijab, however certain government extremism and false cultural teachings in some countries have made it otherwise, while wearing hijab is a must in islam, a women should grow to love it and accept it on her own will and between her and god.
I'm a hijabi and I wouldn't take it off if not for life or death situations,
but I would never want to force anyone else to put it on.
They always have good points from what their perspective is but it really highlights to me Korean society seemingly sheltered. Like American ignorance of other cultures. It's more willful in the west as we aren't homogeneous.
American ignorance? But there’s American Muslims….
@@JaxBox1 yeah there's American everything that's my point. What's yours?
@@drea2266 my point is I’m confuse what you are saying. Can you explain more so I can understand 😅
@@JaxBox1plenty Americans don’t learn about other countries and cultures because their education is based on American patriotism
@@JaxBox1 exactly, the average american is ignorant about islam despite having all the resources around them
I absolutely hate it when muslims forced people to wear hijab. There's no sincerity in your action and your relationship with Allah, if you do it for someone else.
Of course, covering your aurah is very important, but the method is so so wrong. Encourage them properly instead of punishing them for not knowing better.
I barely comment on any video, but I would like to share my opinion. I believe as a Muslim and a Hijabi, that I want to comment on few things. Hijab in terms of Islam is definitely meant to protect women from the eyes of others, in other words it is meant to protect what is beautiful and precious, the topic is really deep and has a lot into it, I would definitely recommend reading more about hijab. Another thing would be it is true that hijab is a choice, in Islam, as a Muslim when I reach an age or certain time I'm obliged and have to wear the hijab as Allah has asked us to when the time comes, but when I make the choice to wear it I should be making that choice as it is something that I should fulfill to be more near to the ideal Muslim girl(But that doesn't mean that I'm fully a perfect Muslim, there is a lot to be done to be a great Muslim and wearing hijab is one of the things we need to do) yet if I do not wear it this is something between me and Allah and no one has the right to force me to wear it (People can advise and help you wear it properly and all nicely) Forcing would be too much even though we are obliged to; but this goes back to the family responsibility on teaching their kids about hijab and making them understand why we wear hijab); that's why mostly in different situation whenever any Muslim sees another Muslim girl not wearing hijab when she has to, we pray that Allah gives her hidayah (which means may Allah guide her) we don't force or insult, this isn't what Islam is. I have a lot to say regarding what I wrote above; there is a lot of beauty behind why Muslims are supposed to wear hijab, it is because of certain people who has the concept and mindset of forcing to wear a hijab, that is creating hatred within many. Last comment which I wanted to comment about the video would be the reaction to the video of burning the hijab, it might be the idea behind the protest and I understand it is meant to show that you can't force us to do so (which I understand from their point of view) but it really hurts me to see things like that happen in terms of something that I wear as a Muslim, and again this wouldn't have happen if countries like that forced their people to wear hijab, especially that this is a religion related matter also. In the end I would like to say it is sadly that we in this modernized century are facing issues like that; when we should learn from the past mistakes. As seen there is always two sides to the hijab, and I would love to only see the good and positive side of it (the one that Allah has guided us to do and wear), and the best representation with no one getting hurt (as no one was supposed to be hurt in any way). Another thing if I seem to have said something wrong regarding like rules or stuff in terms of Islam and being Muslim, do let me know I'll do more research and correct myself. I have shared my opinion in terms of what I was raised to be as a Muslim. (I'm not perfect Muslim but I'll try to 🥰☺)
Wow this is amazing 👏🏽
For me hijab is mandatory to wear not just to choise for some women. Hijab it's pricious things
finally the video i was waiting for so long
HIjab is not something cultural, but something that is required by our religion. Hijab is a form of modesty. Also, we are not forced to wear it, it is our choice :)
So women are free to wear or not ? Just like in Iran ?
@@welvanons Yes, in our religion we are free to wear it and have the right to choose to wear it, by governments and cultures liken in Iran, often times get confused with this which lead to corrupt governments.
@@welvanons Blame the Iranian government, not Islam. Prophet Muhammad never punished as the Iranian government did to people not wearing the hijab. It is true that what she says is God command. But by Allah also given the choice to wear or not. But if you don't wear the hijab, you will get the consequences in the hereafter
Sorry for bad english
@@mkhlukbumi So subtle enforcing.
As Iranian girl thanks so much for covering this news mahsa amini was a 22years old girl who had been killed by morality police for not wearing her hijab properly and nowadays we are protesting every day for having the only some basic human rights and everyday they kill more people and we don't have access to internet all the time they shut the internet there are so many girls dying likeSarina Esmailzadeh, 16, beaten to death by Iranian security forces for protesting for women’s rights in Iran. Nika Shakarami, 16, killed after burning her headscarf in protest. Hadis Najafi, 23, shot multiple times during demonstrations sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini🖤
Also the protests are not just for hijab its for many many other basic human rights that we don't have in Iran
Am a Muslim and I was never forced to wear the hijab but I naturelly started wearing it when I got married. Yes the hajib is a form of procte
As for those who harm the woman because she did not Hijabi, these do not represent Muslims because the true Muslim knows that God guides the girl to wear the Hijab to whoever he wants.
Islam is not complicated or forbids women to take their rights. Rather, it respects women, mothers and daughters, and gives them their full rights. If you want to read about Islam’s positions towards women’s rights, but from a reliable source, because there are many people who seek to distort Islam.
4:18 i'm sorry but how did no one mention that iran.. isn't.. in europe?? lmao
hmmm .. I just want to comment on the stereotype and wrong information you stated in this video. Hijab is a mandatory rule by God in Islam. Not a cultural thing or Arab thing. Islam is not a culture but a RELIGION. It's a mandatory rule by God but as Aliha Zaidi stated in the 2nd top comment:
_"Hijab does have a religious aspect to it, it is something women are required to wear. However, we cannot take away a woman's choice to wear or not wear, that is up to her and her personal relationship and ideals of her religion. Somehow, extremism and masculinity (to an extent) has started to rule over hijab too and that causes misleading ideas and information. Rather than respecting the woman's personal choice, she may be forced to wear it, forced to take it off, hated on for her choices, etc. when really we need to support EVERY woman despite her choice. I wear hijab, and my choice to wear it is mine alone. Of course I wish the misconception behind why we wear hijab could be clearer, like I said, it is a requirement (fardh) of our religion, but again we CANNOT and SHOULD NOT force the hijab on all us women if we choose not to wear it.?_
Hijab is not only worn by Arab to protect themselves from the sun. That's so a wrong statement. There are 2 billion Muslims in the world and not all Muslims from Arab and not all Arab are Muslims. I'm a korean living in New York right now and I'm a muslim. Converted 2 years ago because Allah open my heart :)
Hijab for all Muslims. Not jus middle Eastern country only. I'm from southeast Asia. And there's many ppl who wear in Malaysia, Brunei, Indo etc
Actually the purpose of hijab is mainly to wear it for God not for the sun rays. Yes the Arabs wore it in the desert before Islam because of the heat but it wasn’t for religious reasons❤️anyways thank you for helping people to learn more about Muslims and to help eliminate fear that people may have towards us
Who want to wear the hijab - yes. Who don't want to wear the hijab - yes. Those who want to wear hijab and are forced to not wear - no. Those who don't want to wear and are forced to wear - no. Perfect answer to this
As a Muslim woman, I will say that our religion required us to wear it, but is a choice of the woman as to WHEN to wear it. Nowhere in any of our texts does it say this.
As for my personal opinion, if a government enforces the hijab, it is wrong. No one will truly see the beauty of the hijab and the process it takes for a woman to wear it proudly. It would lose its meaning; rather than a part of our identity that gives a part of meaning to our lives, it's something that is used against us that would make us fear it even more.
Let the hijab be legal, but never enforce it.
Hijab's objective and meaning is not cultural Islam is not a culture but a religion.
The hijab is a commandment from God and it is for every Muslim woman to wear( nationality and ethnicity do not matter, it’s not like it is for the Middle Eastern women or smth it is for every muslim). In islam you cannot force anyone to practice the religion, because it has primarily to do with the intention an individual. In fact for many things in Islam you have to set your intention, that you are doing it just for Allah, as he is our creator( intention comes from the heart). So from an Islamic, religion pov you cannot force sm to wear or not wear the hijab. In France for example you cannot wear the hijab and this is also a restriction of women choice. In France you cannot work, or go to school, uni with a hijab, therefore education and a normal lifestyle are only for a group of people.
Hijab make us(women) distinctive among others(non-muslim). At the beginning of islam, non Muslim used to harass or try to do bad things like touch and call names of Muslim women in the Streets and Muslims women were included too. When they were asked about the reason they would say that If we knew she was Muslim we wouldn't have done it. So Allah(SWT) told us through his prophet to ask their women to do hijab so they can be distinguished as Muslims and those bad men would have no reason to disrespect them. This information you can get from surah_al_ahzab in quran And surah-al-noor.
If someone's wearing hijab that means she is a Muslim woman and it makes them respect the boundaries. I hope everyone can respect the boundary set by Allah SWT.
hi OSSC , did any you of you people converted to islam after reacting to the hijab video ?
I am Muslim . hijab is an important thing for all the women and Mans its not only for women but also for Mans . but girls have to cover her whole body if any girl is not in hijab then Mans have to lower his eyes this the hijab of men . many non Muslim thinks that hijab is only necessary for women its wrong . hijab is necessary for both men and women . and its the rule of Islam. If someone thinks that a men or women die because of hijab then its wrong.
There is something I would like to correct here. As a Muslim women I would say you guys don’t seem to know the true meaning of hijab. Hijab is something Allah ( God) commanded us to wear. You can find it in the Quran( our religious text). We do it as an act of worship towards Him. Now there are some good aspects of hijab such as it can protect you, but that is not the only thing it does. Yes there both negative and positive aspects of the hijab. There are people in Iran who want to the choice of wearing the hijab, while there people in France and India who fighting for the right to wear the hijab as there not allowed to. Please next time when you try to talk about a topic like this you do through research so that you don’t confuse your viewers. Maybe even invite a person who has a good understanding of Islam and Islamic history who maybe able to explain it to you guy’s. Thank you for exposing your viewer to topics like this 😊.
In Islam, the hijab is optional. A girl has complete freedom to wear it, and if she does not like it, she has complete freedom not to wear it. We do not force women in Islam. In Islam, we consider a woman to be a queen. No one outside her family can see her hair or her body because it is priceless. In Islam, we do not oppress women, we love and respect them because they are half of society
Maybe you missed the news.
@@gt1man931 Islam is like Korea, there is a good country like South Korea and there is a bad country like North Korea, there are countries that treat their people with respect and there are those who oppress their people
Can you please explain? You said "she has complete freedom no to wear it" but also "no one outside her family should see her hair"... So a woman still has to cover her hair? Don't these contradict?
"No one outside her family can see her hair or body" so..basically she has to stay covered up and wear a hijab then? Doesn't that mean the hijab is mandatory?
@@anika3398 I don’t know how hijab became such a important part of Islam but both women and men have some rules when it comes to covering their body. It comes from the idea of respecting your body as in not everybody should be allowed to see your body .Islam also says men to not look at women who are not your family. Sadly today hijab has become a tool oppress and control women.
what actually happens in Iran is not about not wearing hijab, but because they have no right to choose.
wearing hijab is because of Allah not because of humans, it's act of worship.
@평생 소원이 누룽지 Hijab (headscarf) is a religious piece of clothing that some Muslim women choose to wear. It's not because of the desert because there's a billion Muslims and most of them don't live in a desert. There is a form of hijab for men too. As men and women are different, the hijab which is basically "modesty" is also different for both sexes. The same way that a man can walk around shirtless in the west but a woman can't walk around topless. Muslim men also have regulations on what they can and can't wear but again this is all a personal choice the same for women. Cultures and religions around the world all have different standards and traditions for modesty. Countries like Iran where women are being killed for not wearing the hijab & Afghanistan where the Taliban don't even allow women & girls to go to school are examples of totalitarian regimes. They are full of MEN who want to control and abuse WOMEN. The same problem we can see with states in America banning abortions for women and discrimination against women that is widespread in South Korea. On a global scale women are fighting for FREEDOM to live as they please from abusive men. Whether they choose to wear a hiab or not, or decide to get an abortion or not the important thing is WOMENS RIGHT TO CHOOSE.
Covering the aurat is an obligation as a Muslim and wearing the hijab is a choice that cannot be forced because it is one's bond with Allah SWT.
My parents and my family never ever force me and my 2 sister to wear it but its our own choice even my sister has wear hijab when she 11 y.o and thats her choice. Maybe in the East it was an culture and a must but in Islam its a choice and should not be forced by using violence.
Memakai hijab adalah perintah Allah dan sudah tertulis di surat Al Ahzab ayat 59. Memang kau diberi pilihan oleh Allah untuk mengenakan atau tidak, tetapi kau mendapatkan konsekuensinya diakhirat jika kau tidak mengenakan hijab
Hijab girls in Malaysia and Indonesia are so cute
Their opinions kinda matters for me (since I'm a people pleaser, where in fact I should make myself happy first) because there's so many discrimination and oppression towards the stigma of hijabis like me (I wear it since 2012). I also feel sad when a country force you to wear it, but hijab should be a choice whether Muslim women choose to wear it or not. It's heartbreaking when you see women get killed because they're being disobedient for not wearing hijab. However, some stupid people in my country Indonesia now started to feel like in the Middle East: they're forcing women to wear it and even mocking the minority (which is Non-Muslims) when the president is trying so hard to maintain and preserve the culture so people in my country won't forget about it. 🤧 That my friend, is what you called radicalization. If you think that terrorism is terror Non-Muslims, they're terrorizing the Muslims too because they killed people who didn't had the same principal and opinions like them where Muslims should do jihad or women MUST wear hijab and be in polygamous marriage 🤦🏻♀️
In Iran, they are forced to wear the hijab....but the rest of the Islamic countries do not do that and the woman has the choice whether she wants to wear the hijab or not....even though wearing the hijab in Islam is an obligation and obligatory. But the person remains free to wear it or not .......
And because Iran is forcing the girl to wear the hijab, they have a bad reaction to the hijab, and this is what we noticed while they burned the hijab ☹️💔As a hijabi and I love the hijab, I never liked that video, it offends the hijab badly
For me, even if they gave me all the money in the world, it is impossible for me to take off my hijab
Well unfortunately sometimes we have extremists. Though hijab is compulsary for a muslim women but killing someone for it is not allowed in Islam. However guiding those who don't wear hijab is also one of our duties. The hijab is considered a crown for a Muslim women with it we r special and without it we are ordinary.
Its not just middle Eastern its a Islam tradition who Muslims women are required to wear
Hey, guys love your channel and I enjoy your content a lot. I appreciate you taking the time to try to address a problem that is very controversial and many people would choose to ignore it in the first place. However, I wished you would know that the Iran official who calls themselves an Islamic group are actually far away from that religion itself since you don't know the tremendous damage they inflict on Muslims in the middle east and a major part of the ruin that has happened in the middle east countries and how they spread isis.
They are not representing Islam and whoever uses them to attack Islam is ignorant of the fact that they are themselves a cult with terrorist ideas and what they did to Mahsa is very much against that religion's first rule in forcing anyone to do anything they don't want or desire.
Just wanted to clarify anyway, I am a Muslim and I find myself way stronger and free than many other foreign I met on a daily basis, so no, Islam doesn't make you weak or oppressed or sad and if anyone claimed that anything of these happened because of Islam I think they are mistaken and they really need to learn what is the source of their problem.
Overall, thank you for your video, and stay awesome. I will always keep watching your channel and supporting you guys, peace be upon all of you ❤❤
I'm Iranian girl tonight they killed a 10 years old boy 😭😭😭they kill and forc so many people
Thank you for this 💕
i’m always curious, is there a male version of hijab (as in male gear to protect awrah)?
The man's aurat is from the belly to the knees,man just need wear which cover that...for women,everything is aurat except their hand and face
Actually Iranian burning their hijabs had nothing to do with Islam
People took this chance criticize Islam and Muslims
its not culture its what our creator commands us to do ! but now its just became a fashion ! muslim people forget that whats gonna happen after life ! may ALLAH guide us
this is a very sensitive issue that have to be threaded lightly even as a muslim i wouldn't day to say much but as far as this video go, they are being respectful enough to understand that. btw, i didnt know this was going recently in other coutries. good choice of topic as always! it's informative
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Islam never forces to wear hijab. It’s one choice & believe. Without iran there are no country to force for wearing hijab. We wear hijab because It's our rights
I'm Muslim but our Islam doesn't force to people wear hijab.our religion just Order to wear hijab.
You are WRONG about it being a "choice". This happened September 21, 2022. Less than a month ago. Her name WAS Masha Amini. "Amini was arrested for allegedly breaking hijab rules
Amini, 22, died on Friday in northern Tehran. She had been arrested on Tuesday and reportedly was taken to a hospital shortly afterward. Amini suffered multiple blows to the head before she died, according to London-based broadcaster Iran International.
in almost all of your video descriptions, Donghyun's instagram link is incorrect! it would be really nice if you could update them! you have the link written as "intaRgram" and not "instagram". i've noticed this in about 6 different videos, so i think it might be all of them. love your videos and just wanted to let you guys know so you could make the change!
The Iran protests sponsored by America 😂😂😂
You all are awesome, this was a great topic for discussion
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People should know that, Iran is not considered a Muslim country. Thats is why they are quite away and quite extreme at some point.
It's up to the young people to protest and make progressive changes, we did in the states in the 60's. Letting old men that believe in silly religion stay in power for many years is a big mistake. Eg. Russia and Iran. OSSC thanks for this video I hope it goes world wide.
hijab adalah wujud ketaatan umat manusia kpd sang pencipta ,jadi orang lain tidak berhak menyuruh atau melarang. ,semua ada harga yang harus di bayar dan di dapatkan
Show them the video for Van Halen Dreams with the Blue Angels F18 fighter planes doing stunts.
I am Muslim, and in Islam you are NOT allowed to force the hijab onto women. The choice is between her and God, no one else is allowed to step in. Taking that choice away is a way to oppress women.
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People need to know what both men and women have hijab to wear. Also hijab is more than covering. The video is really stupid because there is no Muslim there to explain. Also what’s with the protest video. 🤨 why don’t you show Muslim women forced to remove their hijab in France, India
Straw man arguments… 🙄🙄🙄