Assalamu Alaykum! This was such an amazing video! Thank you so much for sharing! I have to say that I do relate to most of the things you said. When I first started wearing the hijab, about 4 months ago, I was extremely scared but of course I knew that it was the right thing to do. I remember how before wearing it, I told my mom about it and I was simply scared to tell her, not because she wouldn’t like the idea (she’s hijabi herself 😅) but because I was simply nervous. Fast forward, i asked my mom if we could purchase a few things on Modanisa and a few days later, we ordered. I was planning on wearing it the day my school started and I was starting high school, so it was quite scary. Alhamdulillah, thanks to Allah (SWT) my order came at the perfect time. So, I purchased some hijabs and under scarves and a few clothing and when I looked at myself in the mirror, I didn’t have much of a reaction (since I wore the hijab at home for prayers and stuff) but it still felt different knowing that I would have to wear it outside. Anyways, the first time I tried wearing it outside was when I went out for a walk with my mom and it felt super different. Then, the next day, it was practically the first day of school and I can’t tell you how nervous I was. The thing is, no one said anything. All my friends who saw me, they said NOTHING. They treated me the exact same. When I got lost at school, there was a bunch of hijabi and non hijabi girls that helped me and it just made me feel so good. Anyways, what I’d advice everyone is, just go for it. Even if you think that you don’t have the best relationship with Allah (SWT) but you know that it is the right thing to do, I’d say go for it. InshaAllah, Allah will open your doors. For me, if you asked me a year ago when I’d wear the hijab, i would have responded that I would wear it one day. But, deep down, I knew that I didn’t want to wear it. In fact, at some point in my life, I hated the hijab. I have no clue why, but the fact of just wearing it and going outside, made me feel super uncomfortable. Of course, that was when I didn’t know the meaning of the hijab. So, really, i’d say make good research about the hijab and keep in mind it’s not just the piece of clothing but also how you talk, walk, etc…For me, the thing that enlightened me was reading the verse in the Quran. Having hijabi friends outside of school also really helped me (considering that they were all younger than me). Then, id say take it step by step. Try wearing it outside, to the masjid and stuff like that. I just went for it, but it’s of course up to what makes you comfortable. There’s also a bunch of hijab stores online where you could purchase good modest clothing and hijabs. The first place I purchased was Modanisa and the shipping was super fast (it came less than a week) the only thing is that their hijabs aren’t that great although I still wear them every single day. Keep in mind, that some of there hijabs are super long, so it’s good to check the sizes and stuff like that. Anyways, sorry for the very long comment but thank you so much for this video sister! It’s great hearing other people’s journey and relating to them! Hope Allah (SWT) keeps us on the straight path and may He guide us so we never take our hijabs off and may He grant us the patience to have it on our heads until we die inshaAllah! May He guide us all and enlighten our hearts with His mercy and His forgiveness! Ameen! ☺️🤲🏻
Wa alaikum salam sis! This comment is everything and more (so I'm going to pin it at the top of the comment section ☺️) Thank you for sharing your story ! And I love that you've touched on the fact that hijab isn't a piece of cloth. it's so much more than that! I'm going to try to explain that more in future videos insha'Allah. Unfortunately for many sister it's the piece of clothing they have a hard time with... Ameen (I can tell how grateful I am for people like you masha'Allah! You always end your comments with a beautiful Dua. May Allah keeps us steadfast in his deen. And May he grant us the wisdom to do what's best for us in this life and the next Ameen 🤲🏻)
I'm going in 9th grade next year and I'm going to wear hijab.. but I'm rlly scared and nervous of people's reaction.. I'm going to order hijab and clothes also on modanisa and I hope it will go fine😭 i start in 15 days
I just started wearing hijab full time whenever I go out. It was easier for me to do because I was starting a new job, so they hadn't seen me without a hijab before. So now my hijab is normal for them to see me in. That's the best tip I could give anyone who I starting a new job.
The word HIJAB is used in the Quran but NOT for Ladies. They took the desert clothing that is needed in sand storms and called it religious. Other religious groups including men, women living there were already wearing it for a long long time. in Quran 24.31. The word is KHIMAR. Khimar just means COVERING (They’ve added head, hair, face to the word “covering”) They give the example of another word “khumr” from the same root - even Khumr (intoxicants/alcohol) does not cover the outer head/hair BUT it COVERS the ability of the mind from inside. Quran 24.31 (part) //… put forth the KHIMARs over the JAYBs …// “yadribna bi’Khumur’ihinna ala juyoob’ihinna” [Plurals: khumur, juyoob] Put forth the COVER over the Jayb. Please notice it just gives importance to: “Cover the Jayb” Jayb means OPENING Verify JAYB in //Quran 28.32 (part) “yadaka fee jayb’ika” // “put your hand in your Jayb” (clearly a pocket or opening in the dress) - most translate Jayb as chest/bosoms coz that’s where they understand the Jayb is) Quran 33.59 is another verse BUT see what it says in that verse also: “… alay’ihinna min jalabib’ihinna…“ [Plural: JALABIB] “…JILBABs over themselves…” JILBAB= outer clothing (wearing of decent clothes over the underwears as OUTER CLOTHING) Please NOTICE:- No head, hair, face cover even in this verse. It’s simple as per Quran: • in Q24.31 - COVERING over the Jayb • in Q33.59 - Decent OUTER CLOTHING
U forgot to mention when someone first start wearing hijab especially in summer of it’s 100 degrees u might pass out Just happened to me as a new hijabi today
I'm 41 yrs old. Took my shahadah on 10/28/2022. I went to Goodwill and did not find any dresses warm or suitable for Islam. I will try Salvation Army next. People mention Modanisa but my budget does not fit that. I have no dresses at home and the jeans I have are skinny jeans. I know go figure huh. I live in BK as well and things are expensive. Since modesty is the way, I want to make sure what I buy will last, cause a lot of the stuff I see sisters wear gets a snag and it's gone, or the fabric is so thin it's not going to hold up. I thank you for making this video. I've been watching your videos since my shahadah and may Allah SWT reward you for your good deeds in this life and the Hereafter
Masha'Allah sister! You can definitely shop for modest clothes at your local stores like H&M, Old navy or even ASOS. You just need to make sure to layer and dress properly. With the colder month ahead it's simpler. You can use shirts you already have with cardigan and invest in a pair of trousers or 2 :) Ameen sister! Thank you
@@NOORZAI2011 are you high?? The person said they feel safe ...how can you feel safe from nothing? To feel safe literally means to not fear a certain thing
@@farahjichi4617 “are you high??” Yes, I am a religious Muslim and I’m high. No, of course not, why is that even a question? Why are you getting SO pressed? For what? I said you don’t have to feel safe *from a specific thing,* not from nothing. Read my comment and then attack me.
Wow mashallah this is the best hijab video I’ve seen. I’m over 40 struggled with all of these reasons to why I can’t commit to hijab. Often feel terrible that I feel these things you have really helped me. Watch so many videos to help me these is one of the best and realistic videos ❤️🤲🏽 May Allah swt reward you for your work xxx
Alhamdulilah sister, May Allah help you on this journey ❤️🤲🏽 Don't ever feel discouraged because it isn't always easy. Take one step at a time: *Take a sincere intention and Ask Allah to guide you to become a hijabi * Try to wear more modest wardrobe staples, like long sleeve shirts, cardigans to cover your bosom, and dresses more often :) * slowly increase the time you wear your hijab after prayers, then try to run errands with it. Next thing you know it'll become a part of your personality insha'Allah 🤲🏽
Wow you just described my situation. I'm always planning to put it on at certain times, ex: Ramadan but I always end up prolonging it. I feel it in my soul to wear it but the tiniest things make me question myself. Inshallah it be soon for me. I'm also over 40 btw. May Allah swt give us strength ❤
Asalamualykum. I believe you started the hijab in the perfect way. You just went for it to the degree of your belief in Allah and Islam, which shows others that you are confident, even if they were shocked. I started in a similar way. Also, I believe Allah tailors the “hijab experience” to each individual. For example, Allah has made it easy for me to know which colors suit me. So I just ordered a bunch of hijabs in those colors, which made me excited to wear hijab. So in a way, Allah helped me, you know? Each person will have a unique first experience that fits their own personality and level of faith, Alhamdulillah ♥️
I agree completely with what you said above sis🤍😊! I just wish every sister could feel like this as well... Hijab is a beautiful journey, even though it gets tough sometimes along the way.
the main thing i found as a revert and wearing hijab, all the things i thought were so important apperance wise that is so time consuming physically and mentally in regards to the pressure us women feel to have the latest fashion hair style make up etc ended, getting dressed is simple i wear modest clothes or abaya and a headscarf minal make up and all the pressure to look young, pretty, fashionable ended alhumdilliah ,
I completely agree with you! Initially I was really confused, but then I realized how liberating modesty is. And I’m really glad I don’t worry as much of people’s perception of me
Hello Zheinab! Your videos gave me the courage to wear my veil! Even though I’m not Muslim, it makes me feel so comforted and loved and so much more confident! 💜 I was wondering what do you think of agnostic individuals wearing a veil/hijab and if you’d make a video about it? I started wearing mine daily and have been loving it. Love your videos. Much love 💜💗
Hi love 💜! Masha'Allah... I'm so glad to hear that and so proud of you for taking that step. A few people have asked me and insha'Allah I'll try to incorporate my answer in one of my future videos. But I think modesty does not belong to a religion. For me, it has to do with the desire to protect oneself and having values. I can't quite explain it, but when I wasn't a hijabi I was so focused on appearances, seeking validation and being attractive that it made me vain, insecure and focused on the wrong things. Thank you for commenting 💜💗
A new great released video..nice surprised! I feel like your journey will in shaa inspire more than a sister to wear hijab. You look more happier with your hijab now and I can imagine what it looked like when you started wearing it😀. Keep the awesome work. May Allah reward you and the entire umah. For women who are your followers are hesitating are not intending to wear hijab for now may the almighty make easier for you
Assalamu alaykum, you are right on point sister! I started wearing hijab in December 2022. Keep up the good work on these videos. May Allah reward you for your efforts.
@Zheinab Empowers the first month of wearing hijab my confidence increased Alhamdulilah, because I suffered with low self-esteem for a long time. Now, my confidence does not come from my hairstyle or makeup, it comes from knowing I represent the ummah where ever I go.
As Salam Alaikum sister Everything you’ve said is so true, Masha Allah 🥰 I’ve been Muslim my whole life, but I literally just started wearing my hijab faithfully about a year ago🙈. Best decision I ever made to be honest 😅 ❤
I wore the hijab a week from now and it was hard to me tbh because I used to get alote off compliments about my hair whenever I got but now i started to love my hijab ❤
Thank you for sharing sister... I know the transitional can be very difficult but you are doing great masha'Allah! Allah sees your efforts and will reward you in this life and the next insha'Allah ❤️
you know what's sad? in some arab muslim countries including mine (notall) hijabis dont feel as included and welcomed as Muslim communities overseas in the west, because of the modern muslim culture where we are treating hijab like its optional and theres barely any modesty in clothing .. i wish i can find muslimah friends that r actually practicing because i feel so lonely and i wanna wear hijab i know i will (its just a matter of time rn) but i feel like im so alone in this path
I'm sorry you feel this way sister, Have you tried Facebook groups? for hijabis and muslimahs? I'm part of a few group and they've helped me so much over the years :)
i feel the exact same way and im from morocco. Its more normalized here but we have certain stereotypes about hijabis such as them being conservative etc. Its so scary and one of the reasons why im still struggling to wear it :/
I want to wear hijab more and even always. But all my clothes were not hijab friendly. So I just went shopping and changed my whole wardrobe to modest clothing. And I am so happy now, because I did it for the love of Allah. Now I can wear hijab as much as I want.
Salam! This is so weird. My new years resolution was to start wearing a hijab from the 1st of January insha'Allah, and I saw this video pop up. I'm the same person who commented on your other video about having eczema so I'll probably have to wear turbans most of the time but insha'Allah maybe some days I can wear a hijab.
Wa alaikum salam Farah! I remember you ^^ Sometimes God works in mysterious ways... Just take it one step at the time. start somewhere and insha'Allah, He will make a way for you
I’m a Christian hijabi and I felt so much closer to Jesus, my Bible, and God. My friends are weird around it but I’m excited because I know I’m pleasing God and making the devil angry.
I reverted few years ago, have been homeless and have bought a hijab but have no home no mirror no shower no place i am at peace to learn how to put it on well. I sometimes wear it but have no hijab magnet and it keeps moving and my hair comes out and it looks😢 ..so i rarely wear it😢
I'm sorry to hear you're facing this situation sister Virginie. Do you have relatives who could shelter you for a while? What about government assistance or even your local masjid? I pray Allah gives you a place to call home so that you can find peace and grow your faith... Ameen 🤲
Sista, I am back watching this videos. I want to obey Allah and wear it (I actually tried it) but I am having a hard time believing it to be an obligation and I have read a lot and watched so many video but still struggle. Right now I wear a headwrap (the African way) 90% of the time. I really don’t want to find out on the day of judgement that it’s indeed an obligation and I did not obey. Pray for me.
Yes sister, know that I am praying for you. Give yourself credit for starting to observe modesty with your head wrap. Be proud of you, I know I am 😊 You should see becoming a hijabi as a journey, not an end goal. covering is only the first part, the others are deeper and more important. Improving your character, becoming a better muslim woman, getting closer to Allah (swt) and emulating the teachings of our Nabi (saws). that's the purpose of hijab. To focus on the inward. If you read the verses of the Quran mentioning the hijab and veils being drawn upon our hair, chest and bosom, that is honestly all you need. The Quran IN ITS ENTIRETY IS THE TRUTH. We cannot pick and choose what's convenient. Some parts are hard to internalize for me too. But I know Islam is the truth and that Allah preserved the holy book and will continue until the end of time.
Every time i decide to wear the hijab and i plan to wear it in a week or so, the day before the appointed day i change my mind, i don't know whether it's shaytan whispering or what, but i get self concious about wearing it, and dont want to wear it, and its been a couple of mont now that im struggling putting it on, can you advice me on this?
Trust me when I say this it’ll come to you naturally 😊 and when it does you feel Allah’s guidance and you yourself will be self aware of not wearing the hijab Subhan Allah! Keep asking for guidance and the rest is going to be easier for you.
I'm scared about what my family will think, I have a friend sending me some Hijabs (I'm Muslim as of recently, anxiety is bad rn sorry for my grammar) my family sees Islam as really extreme because of how the media portrays it, If any sisters see this please I need advice I'm super super scared
Masha'Allah May Allah keep your Deen steadfast and strong sister, Ameen! I completely understand what you're saying because for a long time, I thought Islam was a religion of extreme (even thought I was born and raised in a Muslim Family). The truth is ignorance and the way the Media portray Islam pushes us to think that way. However, I think the best way you should face this situation is by being an ambassador of our faith. Show them that Islam is about Kindness, modesty, standards and above all respect. Respect of others, of ourselves and above all, the one and true God. Actions speak louder than words :) For the hijab, I have a many videos on the subject you can find on my channel to help you. But I'll just say this. Transition at your own pace. It's a long journey but it's one you'll never regret taking insha'Allah.
@@MikanVTuber You're so welcome sis! Ameen, May Allah bless you as well. Have you tried Facebook groups for converts? I'm a part of a few groups and there so helpful :)
Assalamu Alaykum! This was such an amazing video! Thank you so much for sharing! I have to say that I do relate to most of the things you said. When I first started wearing the hijab, about 4 months ago, I was extremely scared but of course I knew that it was the right thing to do. I remember how before wearing it, I told my mom about it and I was simply scared to tell her, not because she wouldn’t like the idea (she’s hijabi herself 😅) but because I was simply nervous. Fast forward, i asked my mom if we could purchase a few things on Modanisa and a few days later, we ordered. I was planning on wearing it the day my school started and I was starting high school, so it was quite scary. Alhamdulillah, thanks to Allah (SWT) my order came at the perfect time. So, I purchased some hijabs and under scarves and a few clothing and when I looked at myself in the mirror, I didn’t have much of a reaction (since I wore the hijab at home for prayers and stuff) but it still felt different knowing that I would have to wear it outside. Anyways, the first time I tried wearing it outside was when I went out for a walk with my mom and it felt super different. Then, the next day, it was practically the first day of school and I can’t tell you how nervous I was. The thing is, no one said anything. All my friends who saw me, they said NOTHING. They treated me the exact same. When I got lost at school, there was a bunch of hijabi and non hijabi girls that helped me and it just made me feel so good.
Anyways, what I’d advice everyone is, just go for it. Even if you think that you don’t have the best relationship with Allah (SWT) but you know that it is the right thing to do, I’d say go for it. InshaAllah, Allah will open your doors. For me, if you asked me a year ago when I’d wear the hijab, i would have responded that I would wear it one day. But, deep down, I knew that I didn’t want to wear it. In fact, at some point in my life, I hated the hijab. I have no clue why, but the fact of just wearing it and going outside, made me feel super uncomfortable. Of course, that was when I didn’t know the meaning of the hijab.
So, really, i’d say make good research about the hijab and keep in mind it’s not just the piece of clothing but also how you talk, walk, etc…For me, the thing that enlightened me was reading the verse in the Quran. Having hijabi friends outside of school also really helped me (considering that they were all younger than me). Then, id say take it step by step. Try wearing it outside, to the masjid and stuff like that. I just went for it, but it’s of course up to what makes you comfortable. There’s also a bunch of hijab stores online where you could purchase good modest clothing and hijabs. The first place I purchased was Modanisa and the shipping was super fast (it came less than a week) the only thing is that their hijabs aren’t that great although I still wear them every single day. Keep in mind, that some of there hijabs are super long, so it’s good to check the sizes and stuff like that.
Anyways, sorry for the very long comment but thank you so much for this video sister! It’s great hearing other people’s journey and relating to them! Hope Allah (SWT) keeps us on the straight path and may He guide us so we never take our hijabs off and may He grant us the patience to have it on our heads until we die inshaAllah! May He guide us all and enlighten our hearts with His mercy and His forgiveness! Ameen! ☺️🤲🏻
Wa alaikum salam sis! This comment is everything and more (so I'm going to pin it at the top of the comment section ☺️)
Thank you for sharing your story ! And I love that you've touched on the fact that hijab isn't a piece of cloth. it's so much more than that! I'm going to try to explain that more in future videos insha'Allah. Unfortunately for many sister it's the piece of clothing they have a hard time with...
Ameen (I can tell how grateful I am for people like you masha'Allah! You always end your comments with a beautiful Dua. May Allah keeps us steadfast in his deen. And May he grant us the wisdom to do what's best for us in this life and the next Ameen 🤲🏻)
@@ZheinabEmpowers Ameen!! Thank so much!! ☺️❤️
@@dazelenograd9705 No Thank you 💜💜💜
I'm going in 9th grade next year and I'm going to wear hijab.. but I'm rlly scared and nervous of people's reaction.. I'm going to order hijab and clothes also on modanisa and I hope it will go fine😭 i start in 15 days
'beauty is temporary but what's in the soul, that's forever' feltt
The hard truth, we got to remind ourselves from time to time 😊
I just started wearing hijab full time whenever I go out. It was easier for me to do because I was starting a new job, so they hadn't seen me without a hijab before. So now my hijab is normal for them to see me in. That's the best tip I could give anyone who I starting a new job.
Such a great tip! wearing your hijab progressively is the best way to stick to it in the long run. Thank you for sharing sis :)
Same. New job, new state. Can you link me to what I need to get started?
Same ! Alhamdulillah
The word HIJAB is used in the Quran but NOT for Ladies.
They took the desert clothing that is needed in sand storms and called it religious. Other religious groups including men, women living there were already wearing it for a long long time.
in Quran 24.31. The word is KHIMAR.
Khimar just means COVERING
(They’ve added head, hair, face to the word “covering”)
They give the example of another word “khumr” from the same root - even Khumr (intoxicants/alcohol) does not cover the outer head/hair BUT it COVERS the ability of the mind from inside.
Quran 24.31 (part)
//… put forth the KHIMARs over the JAYBs …//
“yadribna bi’Khumur’ihinna ala juyoob’ihinna”
[Plurals: khumur, juyoob]
Put forth the COVER over the Jayb.
Please notice it just gives importance to:
“Cover the Jayb”
Jayb means OPENING
Verify JAYB in
//Quran 28.32 (part)
“yadaka fee jayb’ika” //
“put your hand in your Jayb”
(clearly a pocket or opening in the dress)
- most translate Jayb as chest/bosoms coz that’s where they understand the Jayb is)
Quran 33.59 is another verse BUT see what it says in that verse also:
“… alay’ihinna min jalabib’ihinna…“
[Plural: JALABIB]
“…JILBABs over themselves…”
JILBAB= outer clothing (wearing of decent clothes over the underwears as OUTER CLOTHING)
Please NOTICE:- No head, hair, face cover even in this verse.
It’s simple as per Quran:
• in Q24.31 - COVERING over the Jayb
• in Q33.59 - Decent OUTER CLOTHING
U forgot to mention when someone first start wearing hijab especially in summer of it’s 100 degrees u might pass out
Just happened to me as a new hijabi today
My bad. sorry to hear that ^^
I'm 41 yrs old. Took my shahadah on 10/28/2022. I went to Goodwill and did not find any dresses warm or suitable for Islam. I will try Salvation Army next. People mention Modanisa but my budget does not fit that. I have no dresses at home and the jeans I have are skinny jeans. I know go figure huh. I live in BK as well and things are expensive. Since modesty is the way, I want to make sure what I buy will last, cause a lot of the stuff I see sisters wear gets a snag and it's gone, or the fabric is so thin it's not going to hold up. I thank you for making this video. I've been watching your videos since my shahadah and may Allah SWT reward you for your good deeds in this life and the Hereafter
Masha'Allah sister! You can definitely shop for modest clothes at your local stores like H&M, Old navy or even ASOS. You just need to make sure to layer and dress properly. With the colder month ahead it's simpler. You can use shirts you already have with cardigan and invest in a pair of trousers or 2 :)
Ameen sister! Thank you
The first time I started wearing a hijab I felt safe
Masha'allah 🥰
Save from what???
@@farahjichi4617 You don’t have to be safe from a specific thing to feel comfortable.
@@NOORZAI2011 are you high?? The person said they feel safe ...how can you feel safe from nothing? To feel safe literally means to not fear a certain thing
@@farahjichi4617 “are you high??” Yes, I am a religious Muslim and I’m high. No, of course not, why is that even a question? Why are you getting SO pressed? For what? I said you don’t have to feel safe *from a specific thing,* not from nothing. Read my comment and then attack me.
Wow mashallah this is the best hijab video I’ve seen. I’m over 40 struggled with all of these reasons to why I can’t commit to hijab. Often feel terrible that I feel these things you have really helped me. Watch so many videos to help me these is one of the best and realistic videos ❤️🤲🏽 May Allah swt reward you for your work xxx
Alhamdulilah sister, May Allah help you on this journey ❤️🤲🏽 Don't ever feel discouraged because it isn't always easy. Take one step at a time:
*Take a sincere intention and Ask Allah to guide you to become a hijabi
* Try to wear more modest wardrobe staples, like long sleeve shirts, cardigans to cover your bosom, and dresses more often :)
* slowly increase the time you wear your hijab after prayers, then try to run errands with it. Next thing you know it'll become a part of your personality insha'Allah 🤲🏽
Wow you just described my situation. I'm always planning to put it on at certain times, ex: Ramadan but I always end up prolonging it. I feel it in my soul to wear it but the tiniest things make me question myself. Inshallah it be soon for me. I'm also over 40 btw. May Allah swt give us strength ❤
Thanks for this video I'm about to take my step of wearing hijab may Allah make it easy for us all.
Your most welcome sister 😊 May Allah guide you on this beautiful journey. Ameen
Asalamualykum. I believe you started the hijab in the perfect way. You just went for it to the degree of your belief in Allah and Islam, which shows others that you are confident, even if they were shocked. I started in a similar way. Also, I believe Allah tailors the “hijab experience” to each individual. For example, Allah has made it easy for me to know which colors suit me. So I just ordered a bunch of hijabs in those colors, which made me excited to wear hijab. So in a way, Allah helped me, you know? Each person will have a unique first experience that fits their own personality and level of faith, Alhamdulillah ♥️
I agree completely with what you said above sis🤍😊! I just wish every sister could feel like this as well... Hijab is a beautiful journey, even though it gets tough sometimes along the way.
the main thing i found as a revert and wearing hijab, all the things i thought were so important apperance wise that is so time consuming physically and mentally in regards to the pressure us women feel to have the latest fashion hair style make up etc ended, getting dressed is simple i wear modest clothes or abaya and a headscarf minal make up and all the pressure to look young, pretty, fashionable ended alhumdilliah ,
I completely agree with you! Initially I was really confused, but then I realized how liberating modesty is. And I’m really glad I don’t worry as much of people’s perception of me
Thank you so much my lovely sister! This video gave me ease ❤️😊
You are so welcome sis ❤
Ty so much for this. I am a bible believing woman who praises TMH. Although i am not Muslim, you are teaching me so much about modesty. Ty.
You are so welcome love :) And I'm glad it could be helpful... even in a small way
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo ça fait vraiment du bien de t’écouter de parler de ce sujet bisous de la Belgique 🇧🇪
Tout le plaisir est pour moi ☺️. Bisous des États-Unis 🇺🇸.
Merci de laisser un gentil commentaire, ça fait plaisir ✨
Thank you for the amazing information.😍 May Allah bless you🤲🏽❤.
You're so welcome Salma :D
Ameen, may He bless you too 💜
Hello Zheinab! Your videos gave me the courage to wear my veil! Even though I’m not Muslim, it makes me feel so comforted and loved and so much more confident! 💜 I was wondering what do you think of agnostic individuals wearing a veil/hijab and if you’d make a video about it? I started wearing mine daily and have been loving it. Love your videos. Much love 💜💗
Hi love 💜! Masha'Allah... I'm so glad to hear that and so proud of you for taking that step. A few people have asked me and insha'Allah I'll try to incorporate my answer in one of my future videos. But I think modesty does not belong to a religion. For me, it has to do with the desire to protect oneself and having values. I can't quite explain it, but when I wasn't a hijabi I was so focused on appearances, seeking validation and being attractive that it made me vain, insecure and focused on the wrong things.
Thank you for commenting 💜💗
Same as a Christian orthodox :)
A new great released video..nice surprised! I feel like your journey will in shaa inspire more than a sister to wear hijab. You look more happier with your hijab now and I can imagine what it looked like when you started wearing it😀. Keep the awesome work. May Allah reward you and the entire umah. For women who are your followers are hesitating are not intending to wear hijab for now may the almighty make easier for you
Thank you so much 😀!! haha it was something else lol...
Thank you so much for your unconditional support and motivating words. May Allah bless you!
Amina..you have really the tool to impact our community. Keep it up
@@cisseibrahima6862 I will insha’Allah thank you again 😊🙏🏾
Sometimes its better not to think much and start acting❤ thank you for this inspiring video❤
So true sis ❤! You're very welcome ❤ :)
Thank you for this video ! 🤗💗
My pleasure 🥰! I hope it helped 🧡🙏🏾
i looove ur energie gurlll !! 😍😍 keep going! i just started wearing the hijab may ALLAH prove me and you (us)
Thank you so much sis 😍 !!Masha'Allah keep going, you got this
thank youuu!!@@ZheinabEmpowers
Assalamu alaykum, you are right on point sister! I started wearing hijab in December 2022. Keep up the good work on these videos. May Allah reward you for your efforts.
Wa alikoum salam Karina 😊! Masha'Allah how do you feel?
Thank you, I will🤍
@Zheinab Empowers the first month of wearing hijab my confidence increased Alhamdulilah, because I suffered with low self-esteem for a long time. Now, my confidence does not come from my hairstyle or makeup, it comes from knowing I represent the ummah where ever I go.
As Salam Alaikum sister Everything you’ve said is so true, Masha Allah 🥰 I’ve been Muslim my whole life, but I literally just started wearing my hijab faithfully about a year ago🙈. Best decision I ever made to be honest 😅 ❤
Wa alaikoum salam sis :)
Masha'Allah, I feel the same 🥰💜
I wore the hijab a week from now and it was hard to me tbh because I used to get alote off compliments about my hair whenever I got but now i started to love my hijab ❤
Thank you for sharing sister... I know the transitional can be very difficult but you are doing great masha'Allah! Allah sees your efforts and will reward you in this life and the next insha'Allah ❤️
@@ZheinabEmpowers Inchalah yarab thank you sweetheart 💗
Great content 😍
Thank you so much 😀
you know what's sad? in some arab muslim countries including mine (notall) hijabis dont feel as included and welcomed as Muslim communities overseas in the west, because of the modern muslim culture where we are treating hijab like its optional and theres barely any modesty in clothing .. i wish i can find muslimah friends that r actually practicing because i feel so lonely and i wanna wear hijab i know i will (its just a matter of time rn) but i feel like im so alone in this path
I'm sorry you feel this way sister, Have you tried Facebook groups? for hijabis and muslimahs? I'm part of a few group and they've helped me so much over the years :)
i feel the exact same way and im from morocco. Its more normalized here but we have certain stereotypes about hijabis such as them being conservative etc. Its so scary and one of the reasons why im still struggling to wear it :/
I think you dis it the correct way. Don't tell anybody! Let them see you for you and see who's really true to your life..
I completely agree with you :)
I just converted last week and everything you said is true sister
Masha'Allah sister. May Allah help you on this beautiful journey 🥰.
I really hope you don't feel discouraged though...
I want to wear hijab more and even always. But all my clothes were not hijab friendly. So I just went shopping and changed my whole wardrobe to modest clothing. And I am so happy now, because I did it for the love of Allah. Now I can wear hijab as much as I want.
Masha'Allah. May Allah reward your efforts sister!!
I am so happy for you :)
Salam! This is so weird. My new years resolution was to start wearing a hijab from the 1st of January insha'Allah, and I saw this video pop up. I'm the same person who commented on your other video about having eczema so I'll probably have to wear turbans most of the time but insha'Allah maybe some days I can wear a hijab.
Wa alaikum salam Farah! I remember you ^^
Sometimes God works in mysterious ways... Just take it one step at the time. start somewhere and insha'Allah, He will make a way for you
and i can see that you did it congrats !!
I’m a Christian hijabi and I felt so much closer to Jesus, my Bible, and God. My friends are weird around it but I’m excited because I know I’m pleasing God and making the devil angry.
People won't always support your choices, but as long as you do what feels right you will never have any regrets :)
I find scarves at thrift and beauty stores ❤
I do too from time to time, love to see the color and textures in real life ❤
What do I need to get started? Can you explain what pins you are using? How about face cover?
I have a whole video on the subject right here :)
th-cam.com/video/UUTbOtJ93QM/w-d-xo.html
I reverted few years ago, have been homeless and have bought a hijab but have no home no mirror no shower no place i am at peace to learn how to put it on well. I sometimes wear it but have no hijab magnet and it keeps moving and my hair comes out and it looks😢 ..so i rarely wear it😢
I'm sorry to hear you're facing this situation sister Virginie. Do you have relatives who could shelter you for a while? What about government assistance or even your local masjid? I pray Allah gives you a place to call home so that you can find peace and grow your faith... Ameen 🤲
@@ZheinabEmpowers belgian government is mafiozi, satanic. Parents have passed away, brofhers and sister couldn't care less..
You are so sweet ❤❤❤
You are so kind 😊 Thank you ❤❤
Sista, I am back watching this videos. I want to obey Allah and wear it (I actually tried it) but I am having a hard time believing it to be an obligation and I have read a lot and watched so many video but still struggle. Right now I wear a headwrap (the African way) 90% of the time. I really don’t want to find out on the day of judgement that it’s indeed an obligation and I did not obey. Pray for me.
Yes sister, know that I am praying for you. Give yourself credit for starting to observe modesty with your head wrap. Be proud of you, I know I am 😊
You should see becoming a hijabi as a journey, not an end goal. covering is only the first part, the others are deeper and more important.
Improving your character, becoming a better muslim woman, getting closer to Allah (swt) and emulating the teachings of our Nabi (saws). that's the purpose of hijab. To focus on the inward.
If you read the verses of the Quran mentioning the hijab and veils being drawn upon our hair, chest and bosom, that is honestly all you need. The Quran IN ITS ENTIRETY IS THE TRUTH. We cannot pick and choose what's convenient. Some parts are hard to internalize for me too. But I know Islam is the truth and that Allah preserved the holy book and will continue until the end of time.
You are soooo pretttyyyy
Oh thank you sis 💗🥰
I have a hard time putting it on correctly
sorry to hear sister have you watched my hijab videos? I have a lot of advice for that :)
Every time i decide to wear the hijab and i plan to wear it in a week or so, the day before the appointed day i change my mind, i don't know whether it's shaytan whispering or what, but i get self concious about wearing it, and dont want to wear it, and its been a couple of mont now that im struggling putting it on, can you advice me on this?
Buy some hijabs you love first. Just scroll through some websites and see what the models look like with their hijabs. You will feel inspired:)
Trust me when I say this it’ll come to you naturally 😊 and when it does you feel Allah’s guidance and you yourself will be self aware of not wearing the hijab Subhan Allah! Keep asking for guidance and the rest is going to be easier for you.
THIS!
@@ZheinabEmpowers That is literally how I made my decision so We Queens together gotta help each other out
@@aj__love5919 Indeed! God bless your heart sis 💞
I'm scared about what my family will think, I have a friend sending me some Hijabs (I'm Muslim as of recently, anxiety is bad rn sorry for my grammar) my family sees Islam as really extreme because of how the media portrays it, If any sisters see this please I need advice I'm super super scared
Masha'Allah May Allah keep your Deen steadfast and strong sister, Ameen! I completely understand what you're saying because for a long time, I thought Islam was a religion of extreme (even thought I was born and raised in a Muslim Family). The truth is ignorance and the way the Media portray Islam pushes us to think that way.
However, I think the best way you should face this situation is by being an ambassador of our faith. Show them that Islam is about Kindness, modesty, standards and above all respect. Respect of others, of ourselves and above all, the one and true God.
Actions speak louder than words :)
For the hijab, I have a many videos on the subject you can find on my channel to help you. But I'll just say this. Transition at your own pace. It's a long journey but it's one you'll never regret taking insha'Allah.
@@ZheinabEmpowers thank you sister, mashallah. May Allah swt bless you and your family
@@MikanVTuber You're so welcome sis! Ameen, May Allah bless you as well.
Have you tried Facebook groups for converts? I'm a part of a few groups and there so helpful :)
@@ZheinabEmpowers I'm not no, do you have any recommendations?
Having my hijab on makes me want to wear makeup more often so I can feel more feminine
It's funny, I feel the same way :)
@@ZheinabEmpowers :) im going to start learning how to do my makeup now
Can I talk to you privately?
Sure, you can do so on instagram @zheinabempowers :)
@@ZheinabEmpowers jazakallahu khayrun sister
@@motibilli my pleasure sis 😊
Plz tell me sis your hijab material
@@funnyentertaining3493she’s wearing a jersey hijab. I think it’s cotton.
of course my future daughters will understand the importance of.hijab and of course obey Allah....but.first.I must. find a wife:-)
Masha'Allah. May Allah help you find a good spouse and give you good offspring. Ameen ^^
@@ZheinabEmpowers inshallah it is in his hands...if you no a chaste practicing muslima, you can send her my TH-cam