I was A disbeliever as youth even though coming from religious carribean family,I was involve in violence and many things while ago completely lost, and funny enough I start to think of god by listening reggae even though Ive never believe in the Rastafarian religion,by the grace Of Allah ive found Islam 4 years ago, Thanks for this video akhi ,we have up and down we shall always try to help a brother before judging wa salam maleikum wa barakatu
walhamdulillah! Maasha ta baraakallah! A Very balanced Brother. May Allaah bless Brother Mufti and his family, Aameen! This was a must needed topic explained by a person that has substantial knowledge, excellent manners/character, and knowledge of the culture. Shukran jazeelan habeebi!
In Islam, knowledge is highly valued. ue just spoke my mind I have gone thru some hadith's and by common knowledge u have explained this perfectly.. May Allah reward ue
Everything that is not explicit haram in islam, is halal. And Dreadlocks are just matted hair, you can wash them, every single hair get wet and your scalp, too. And dreadlocks are not refered to a special group, like rastafari, they were dreadheads before them, and today from poor man to rich and from dirty man to clean man and so on are wearing dreads. Good video bro.
i agree with everything else you say, but the first sentence is not entirely true, in my humble opinion. one example is cannabis- its not explicitly stated that it’s haram in the Quran, but the vast majority of scholars and Muslims (including myself) agree that it is haram. im not trying to be rude or anything but I’m just pointing out :)
I read that Musa may Allah be pleased with him was black and had locks. When first converting and researching Islam there was an overpowering message against dreadlocks. I cut mines off because I didn't want to be associated with the Rastafarians. While I'm not sure whether I will lock my hair again, I thank you for clearing up this issue when it comes to African hair. Jazakallah.
@@DisciplesOfEmpen Asalaamu alaikum brother. Can you tell me how do you maintain your locks during the times of ghusl? As you may have to perform this task multiple times, and washing and drying of locks take a really long time? Asking this as I've been considering braiding or dreading my hair in the near future. JazakAllahu khairan in advance
Alhamdulilah. So glad to hear this being said so few will do so. There are hadith showing Rasoolulah Allah's peace and blessings be upon him, wore his hair braided at times. The fact so many wore braids and that we have proof of this says many things....their hair had texture to hold a braid ( many of the sahaba were of African descent) it is permissible to wear, and that many Muslims sadly reject anything African related. I've even heard some speakers state yes Prophet Muhammad wore braids but it is not a sunnah to follow yet they encourage the other practices. May Allah remove this bias from our ummah.
I am also a Muslim girl. And to be honest l do like the hijab as also braids and all that stuff and l am an African it's just our tradition. And muslim shouldn't be judge by what they wear as long the are not naked but covered. But l also heard it's haram to get braids, twist etc. Which makes me sad because l am an African too and it's just you can't leave kenya without having braids or any traditional hairstyle. So l don't know if it's haram then Allah knows best. I think it's not bad as long you can make wudhu and Ghusul. But l would like to know what others think and if some knows more about this topic. Asalam aleikum
Jazakallah shikh, quick question in regards to nails you have mentioned in the video that nails is haram but not sure what are the harams about nails for the woman. Barakallah feek
common sense tells you its not haram so aslong as water touches the scalp when doing ghusl!!!! And water does not need to touch the scalp to be purified when doing wudu common sense always prevails.
Salam Alaikum Brother. Please how should a woman's hair be treated during Ghusl when she dies. (If it's loosed, or in a braid or in dreadlocks) Jazakallahu khair
‘Abdullah ibn ‘Abbaas (may Allah be pleased with him), who said that he saw ‘Abd-Allah ibn al-Haarith praying, and his hair was braided and tied up at the back. He went and started to undo it. When he finished praying, he turned to Ibn ‘Abbaas and said: What do you have to do with my hair? He said: I heard the Messenger of Allah (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) say: “The likeness of this one is that of a man who prays with his hands tied.” Narrated by Muslim, no. 492
I’m Dominican and Black, I accepted Shahada yesterday and I frequently get my hair in box braids and I’m wanting to wear hijab to worship Allah and display my obedience . I want to get my hair braided again Friday , all my hair should be covered including the extensions correct ?
Can i ask a question??? Please reply❤️ Im going to use box braids because my mom wants to take care of my hair but shes too busy because we just moved in and im going to go to school soon and im a hijabi, can i use box braids to cover my hair instead of a hijab because i cant have box braids while wearing a hijab, Thank you
@@sadiaabdirazak7351 hello sister. I'm desperately looking for some answers and guidance. It would be much appreciated if you could. I want to braid my hair. And washing it would spoil it. And ghusl is important..especially for salah. How do you go about it? How do you manage to work it all out? Please please let me know. Thank you. :)
Assalamu alaykum brother, thank you for your answer. May Allah rewards you for your efforts. I just want to contribute special to dreadlocks. My brothers and sisters the fact of the matter is majority of people didn't consult Quran and Sunnah before they decided to lock their hairs rather they did under influence of rastafarian which backed and spread by reggae music, then in order to justify people find evidence from Quran and sunnah to support their condition. They didnt start with the hadith of ummu salama, they didn't look at sahih bukhari no, they didn't make intention that they want to lock their hair because by doing so they will become better Muslims, it was simple to imitate Rastafarian directly or indirectly. Now prophet Muhammad said "whoever imitate people then he/she is one of them." It is very simple now recall and judge your self who do you imitate? Whatever answer you get then you fall to those people and Allah will judge you based on your initial intention thus, prophet said "verily the action is based on the intention, and every action will be judged (paid, rewarded) based on that intention. So my advice for brothers who have dreadlocks is, stop asking the people of knowledge about whether dreadlocks is permissible or not because the answer is in your heart, please do not go around to seek different opinions in order to justify your action. I would like to finish with another advice of prophet Muhammad, " leave that which make you doubt for that which does not make you doubt. " I pray to Allah to make things easy for us. Ameen Thanks you
Asalamwaalaykum, I am a 16 yr old boy with braids and I just want to know if it is haram for me to put beads in my hair. I was thinking about putting clear beads in my hair but I just want to know if that is considered imitating women and if its haram I won't do it.
I have locs small and neat. I'm thinking about embracing Islam and hve been asking this question. My locs are jus a hair style for me . So I don't have to cut it off to embrace Islam? And do I hve to wear the hijab? Thank you in advance for your response
Salaam, that's a great question and shows you have taken into consideration the importance of Islam in every aspect of life. As the brother said in the video there are no texts that specifically state it to be haraam in the hadith nor the Qur'an, and therefore cannot be said to be haraam. As such, you can keep your locs. The most important point of all is that your acceptance of Islam and becoming a Muslim insha'Allah, this isn't dependant on the state of your hair nor your hairstyle. Making the statement of shahada and believing in Allah and his final messenger pbuh, that's the core foundation that you should focus on first and foremost and I'd stress never to delay, it's currently the blessed month of Ramadan and it's a perfect opportunity for you to get closer to your creator.
Elizabeth Roblyn Assalaamu alaykum Sister! Did you take your Shahadah? I’m a Dominican convert. Don’t worry about a thing, the most important thing is to become Muslim so you can receive the guidance 🥰
Remember locs are clean, our hair is naturally different to straight hair and requires oil to stay soft, simply use a mixture of hydrophobic and hydrophilic oils and every time water touches your hair it will nourish your scalp and naturally remove and dust and dirt from life between shampooing.
I am quite confused here, How is men braiding or plating their hair allowed when Allah clearly state, men should not imitate women and women should not imitate men. Thank you
The prophet (PBUH) used to braid he’s hair into 4 since he’s hair would grow long till he’s shoulders sometimes or when he Would go to Makkah he had his hair braided since he was preoccupied that he could not take care of his hair for a long time, such as when travelling and the like. So it’s not imitating the women since the prophet (PBUH) used to do it it, yea that’s the evidences and May Allah bless you.
African Mamba JazakAllahu khairan for your respond. Where can I find evidence of that you mention above please. I haven’t further my studies yet but I have studied much, so it will be helpful if you could share the reference e.g sahib muslim etc. Thank you
Mukhawwal said: “I heard Abu Sa’d, a man from the people of Madinah, say: ‘I saw Abu Rafi’, the freed slave of the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ), when he saw Hasan bin ‘Ali performing prayer, with his hair braided. He undid it, or told him not to do that, and said: “The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) forbade a man from performing prayer with his hair braided.” حَدَّثَنَا بَكْرُ بْنُ خَلَفٍ، حَدَّثَنَا خَالِدُ بْنُ الْحَارِثِ، عَنْ شُعْبَةَ، ح وَحَدَّثَنَا مُحَمَّدُ بْنُ بَشَّارٍ، حَدَّثَنَا مُحَمَّدُ بْنُ جَعْفَرٍ، حَدَّثَنَا شُعْبَةُ، أَخْبَرَنِي مُخَوَّلُ بْنُ رَاشِدٍ، قَالَ سَمِعْتُ أَبَا سَعْدٍ، - رَجُلاً مِنْ أَهْلِ الْمَدِينَةِ - يَقُولُ رَأَيْتُ أَبَا رَافِعٍ مَوْلَى رَسُولِ اللَّهِ ـ صلى الله عليه وسلم ـ رَأَى الْحَسَنَ بْنَ عَلِيٍّ وَهُوَ يُصَلِّي وَقَدْ عَقَصَ شَعْرَهُ فَأَطْلَقَهُ أَوْ نَهَى عَنْهُ وَقَالَ نَهَى رَسُولُ اللَّهِ ـ صلى الله عليه وسلم ـ أَنْ يُصَلِّيَ الرَّجُلُ وَهُوَ عَاقِصٌ شَعْرَهُ . Grade: Hasan (Darussalam) English reference : Vol. 1, Book 5, Hadith 1042Arabic reference : Book 5, Hadith 1095 Brother is this correct?
The Rastafarian exemplar Emperor Haile Sellasie 1892-1975 did not have dreadlocks. The dreadlocks are From Islamic cheik Ahmadou bamba and cheik ibrahima fall were worn since 1852. They led & won the non violent revolution against the french in west Africa. Their Islamic mission was to illegally farm, dig wells, & build homes for everyone using the materials of the earth. Mandy of the followers were beaten , shaved and captured and shipped to the Caribbean. Those who escaped the slave plantation did exactly the same, illegal farming and lived undetected in the hills of Jamaica. They were outlaws and called ‘blackheart man’ and rumours about them being demonic with snakes for hair and a nasty habit of luring children into the forest ensured they would not be imitated. But it did not work, true outlaws months run from the law met them and imitated the skills and appearance. This is the origin of dreadlocks. Haile Selassie is a great king who done lots for Islam, but for me the next step for mankind is to show Islam to the Christian superpowers from the west African model. For me, I keep my dreadlocks inshallah
So if u have bread thats looks like a piece of ...... Is ok dread life if u dont have them u lost . thats y their in the prymrids. Fact no other race have them but they all wont them
I was A disbeliever as youth even though coming from religious carribean family,I was involve in violence and many things while ago completely lost, and funny enough I start to think of god by listening reggae even though Ive never believe in the Rastafarian religion,by the grace Of Allah ive found Islam 4 years ago,
Thanks for this video akhi ,we have up and down we shall always try to help a brother before judging wa salam maleikum wa barakatu
Lafro78 may allah bless your life and strengthen your emaan brother 👍🏻
walhamdulillah! Maasha ta baraakallah! A Very balanced Brother. May Allaah bless Brother Mufti and his family, Aameen! This was a must needed topic explained by a person that has substantial knowledge, excellent manners/character, and knowledge of the culture. Shukran jazeelan habeebi!
Best explanation I’ve heard thus far on this topic, jazakum allahu khayr
I’ve found the person I will listen to. After years, I’ve finally found a person who can explain. Thank you so much, even after all this time
Enjoyed this explanation. Jazak Allah khair. Wow great points.
SubhanAllah!! Everytime I listen to this brother I learn something new! May Allah grant Mufti Jannatul Firdaus.
Thank you for the information.
In Islam, knowledge is highly valued. ue just spoke my mind I have gone thru some hadith's and by common knowledge u have explained this perfectly.. May Allah reward ue
I love this young Brother.
Nadim Ali. you and me both he is wonderful! May Allah bless him
Everything that is not explicit haram in islam, is halal. And Dreadlocks are just matted hair, you can wash them, every single hair get wet and your scalp, too. And dreadlocks are not refered to a special group, like rastafari, they were dreadheads before them, and today from poor man to rich and from dirty man to clean man and so on are wearing dreads. Good video bro.
i agree with everything else you say, but the first sentence is not entirely true, in my humble opinion. one example is cannabis- its not explicitly stated that it’s haram in the Quran, but the vast majority of scholars and Muslims (including myself) agree that it is haram. im not trying to be rude or anything but I’m just pointing out :)
@@aa-gn6zn Yes. But we know that alcohol is haram because you lose your mind and get dizzy, its nearly the same with canabis.
I read that Musa may Allah be pleased with him was black and had locks. When first converting and researching Islam there was an overpowering message against dreadlocks. I cut mines off because I didn't want to be associated with the Rastafarians. While I'm not sure whether I will lock my hair again, I thank you for clearing up this issue when it comes to African hair. Jazakallah.
I did the same. Started growing my locks back. 2 yrs and counting.
Suave JAE you’re racist
@@DisciplesOfEmpen Asalaamu alaikum brother. Can you tell me how do you maintain your locks during the times of ghusl? As you may have to perform this task multiple times, and washing and drying of locks take a really long time? Asking this as I've been considering braiding or dreading my hair in the near future. JazakAllahu khairan in advance
My favourite mufti mashallah
Thank you, you have helped me soo much
Thank you.
Alhamdulilah. So glad to hear this being said so few will do so. There are hadith showing Rasoolulah Allah's peace and blessings be upon him, wore his hair braided at times. The fact so many wore braids and that we have proof of this says many things....their hair had texture to hold a braid ( many of the sahaba were of African descent) it is permissible to wear, and that many Muslims sadly reject anything African related. I've even heard some speakers state yes Prophet Muhammad wore braids but it is not a sunnah to follow yet they encourage the other practices. May Allah remove this bias from our ummah.
The Prophet did wear 4 braids but its not a reward or sunnah akhii. Is jus mustahab
I am also a Muslim girl. And to be honest l do like the hijab as also braids and all that stuff and l am an African it's just our tradition. And muslim shouldn't be judge by what they wear as long the are not naked but covered. But l also heard it's haram to get braids, twist etc. Which makes me sad because l am an African too and it's just you can't leave kenya without having braids or any traditional hairstyle. So l don't know if it's haram then Allah knows best. I think it's not bad as long you can make wudhu and Ghusul. But l would like to know what others think and if some knows more about this topic.
Asalam aleikum
So are plaits or braids allowed for men?
This young brother is so endowed with knowledge
Masha Allah
Masha Allah this brother is very knowledgable.
Jazakallah shikh, quick question in regards to nails you have mentioned in the video that nails is haram but not sure what are the harams about nails for the woman. Barakallah feek
common sense tells you its not haram so aslong as water touches the scalp when doing ghusl!!!! And water does not need to touch the scalp to be purified when doing wudu common sense always prevails.
Jamaican money cartel May Allah bless you akhi
What of soft locs?
Is freeform fine?
how about faux locs with yarn?
Extensions are prohibited.
oh thax dia, then I can braid mine too
Salam Alaikum Brother. Please how should a woman's hair be treated during Ghusl when she dies. (If it's loosed, or in a braid or in dreadlocks) Jazakallahu khair
‘Abdullah ibn ‘Abbaas (may Allah be pleased with him), who said that he saw ‘Abd-Allah ibn al-Haarith praying, and his hair was braided and tied up at the back. He went and started to undo it. When he finished praying, he turned to Ibn ‘Abbaas and said: What do you have to do with my hair? He said: I heard the Messenger of Allah (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) say: “The likeness of this one is that of a man who prays with his hands tied.”
Narrated by Muslim, no. 492
Alhamdulillah!!🇯🇵🇹🇿
I’m Dominican and Black, I accepted Shahada yesterday and I frequently get my hair in box braids and I’m wanting to wear hijab to worship Allah and display my obedience . I want to get my hair braided again Friday , all my hair should be covered including the extensions correct ?
Congratulations sister and welcome to islam, yes you should cover your whole hair. But im afraid extensions/wigs are prohibited in islam
AlHamduiliah welcome too Islam sister
Maymuun kadije Online they said only human hair “adding another woman’s hair and another mans head is haram” so they said synthetic is allowed.
@@sally4life202 Proof or it doesnt exist. If you cant use yarn for extension how would you be able to use synthetic.
All kinds of extension is impermissible both synthetic and human.
Brother remember that in mali, and west Africa many Muslims wear locks. But u must keep it groomed
Can i ask a question???
Please reply❤️
Im going to use box braids because my mom wants to take care of my hair but shes too busy because we just moved in and im going to go to school soon and im a hijabi, can i use box braids to cover my hair instead of a hijab because i cant have box braids while wearing a hijab,
Thank you
I wore a box braid with a hijab all my life........ You can try sis
@@sadiaabdirazak7351 hello sister. I'm desperately looking for some answers and guidance. It would be much appreciated if you could. I want to braid my hair. And washing it would spoil it. And ghusl is important..especially for salah. How do you go about it? How do you manage to work it all out? Please please let me know. Thank you. :)
Islam is objective. Islam is the object.
Opinions and 'I think' does not belong in Islam
Al hum du lilah
Salam aleykum brother I am Muslim brother who is seeking for a teacher, I am seeking help
May Allah swt give you what you need, ameen.
Assalamu alaykum brother, thank you for your answer. May Allah rewards you for your efforts. I just want to contribute special to dreadlocks.
My brothers and sisters the fact of the matter is majority of people didn't consult Quran and Sunnah before they decided to lock their hairs rather they did under influence of rastafarian which backed and spread by reggae music, then in order to justify people find evidence from Quran and sunnah to support their condition.
They didnt start with the hadith of ummu salama, they didn't look at sahih bukhari no, they didn't make intention that they want to lock their hair because by doing so they will become better Muslims, it was simple to imitate Rastafarian directly or indirectly.
Now prophet Muhammad said "whoever imitate people then he/she is one of them." It is very simple now recall and judge your self who do you imitate? Whatever answer you get then you fall to those people and Allah will judge you based on your initial intention thus, prophet said "verily the action is based on the intention, and every action will be judged (paid, rewarded) based on that intention. So my advice for brothers who have dreadlocks is, stop asking the people of knowledge about whether dreadlocks is permissible or not because the answer is in your heart, please do not go around to seek different opinions in order to justify your action.
I would like to finish with another advice of prophet Muhammad, " leave that which make you doubt for that which does not make you doubt. " I pray to Allah to make things easy for us. Ameen
Thanks you
Jazakallah kair
Asalamwaalaykum, I am a 16 yr old boy with braids and I just want to know if it is haram for me to put beads in my hair. I was thinking about putting clear beads in my hair but I just want to know if that is considered imitating women and if its haram I won't do it.
No it is not haram.
I have locs small and neat. I'm thinking about embracing Islam and hve been asking this question. My locs are jus a hair style for me . So I don't have to cut it off to embrace Islam? And do I hve to wear the hijab? Thank you in advance for your response
Salaam, that's a great question and shows you have taken into consideration the importance of Islam in every aspect of life. As the brother said in the video there are no texts that specifically state it to be haraam in the hadith nor the Qur'an, and therefore cannot be said to be haraam. As such, you can keep your locs. The most important point of all is that your acceptance of Islam and becoming a Muslim insha'Allah, this isn't dependant on the state of your hair nor your hairstyle. Making the statement of shahada and believing in Allah and his final messenger pbuh, that's the core foundation that you should focus on first and foremost and I'd stress never to delay, it's currently the blessed month of Ramadan and it's a perfect opportunity for you to get closer to your creator.
Elizabeth Roblyn Assalaamu alaykum Sister! Did you take your Shahadah? I’m a Dominican convert. Don’t worry about a thing, the most important thing is to become Muslim so you can receive the guidance 🥰
Remember locs are clean, our hair is naturally different to straight hair and requires oil to stay soft, simply use a mixture of hydrophobic and hydrophilic oils and every time water touches your hair it will nourish your scalp and naturally remove and dust and dirt from life between shampooing.
Where is brother from?
Philadelphia
Is cornrow haram?
For a man
Slizzle Drizzle no
Suave JAE then is it haram to cut your hair? You idiot
@@bmox007 prophet Muhammad MPBUH had braids so no it’s sunnah
So is it haram to men to have braids
No
Inshallah if Males decide to grow/lock hair please do not shave the beard inshallah that's where imitation comes into play
I’m a muslim, trying to learn & understand new things everyday, could you explain how imitation comes in if I was to shave my facial hair? Thank you
U mentioned parting the hair of a dead female muslim into three. How will it be done for a woman with dreads.
Please reply. Jazakallahu khairan
Well kept Dreads have multiple parts, it’s possible to pull them into three sections.
I am quite confused here, How is men braiding or plating their hair allowed when Allah clearly state, men should not imitate women and women should not imitate men. Thank you
The prophet (PBUH) used to braid he’s hair into 4 since he’s hair would grow long till he’s shoulders sometimes or when he Would go to Makkah he had his hair braided since he was preoccupied that he could not take care of his hair for a long time, such as when travelling and the like. So it’s not imitating the women since the prophet (PBUH) used to do it it, yea that’s the evidences and May Allah bless you.
African Mamba JazakAllahu khairan for your respond. Where can I find evidence of that you mention above please. I haven’t further my studies yet but I have studied much, so it will be helpful if you could share the reference e.g sahib muslim etc. Thank you
Forevermariex inshallah here is the evidence, www.google.ae/amp/s/islamqa.info/amp/en/answers/69822
The Arab men of the 7th century in general used to take care of their hair by braiding it.
is it permissible to wear braided hair while prayer
Did u find out
Mukhawwal said:
“I heard Abu Sa’d, a man from the people of Madinah, say: ‘I saw Abu Rafi’, the freed slave of the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ), when he saw Hasan bin ‘Ali performing prayer, with his hair braided. He undid it, or told him not to do that, and said: “The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) forbade a man from performing prayer with his hair braided.”
حَدَّثَنَا بَكْرُ بْنُ خَلَفٍ، حَدَّثَنَا خَالِدُ بْنُ الْحَارِثِ، عَنْ شُعْبَةَ، ح وَحَدَّثَنَا مُحَمَّدُ بْنُ بَشَّارٍ، حَدَّثَنَا مُحَمَّدُ بْنُ جَعْفَرٍ، حَدَّثَنَا شُعْبَةُ، أَخْبَرَنِي مُخَوَّلُ بْنُ رَاشِدٍ، قَالَ سَمِعْتُ أَبَا سَعْدٍ، - رَجُلاً مِنْ أَهْلِ الْمَدِينَةِ - يَقُولُ رَأَيْتُ أَبَا رَافِعٍ مَوْلَى رَسُولِ اللَّهِ ـ صلى الله عليه وسلم ـ رَأَى الْحَسَنَ بْنَ عَلِيٍّ وَهُوَ يُصَلِّي وَقَدْ عَقَصَ شَعْرَهُ فَأَطْلَقَهُ أَوْ نَهَى عَنْهُ وَقَالَ نَهَى رَسُولُ اللَّهِ ـ صلى الله عليه وسلم ـ أَنْ يُصَلِّيَ الرَّجُلُ وَهُوَ عَاقِصٌ شَعْرَهُ .
Grade: Hasan (Darussalam)
English reference : Vol. 1, Book 5, Hadith 1042Arabic reference : Book 5, Hadith 1095
Brother is this correct?
Um ok I am a somali and my mom takes care of my hair and braids so I dont intend of praying with locs or braids
It was dirty and unclean that's why
The Rastafarian exemplar Emperor Haile Sellasie 1892-1975 did not have dreadlocks. The dreadlocks are From Islamic cheik Ahmadou bamba and cheik ibrahima fall were worn since 1852. They led & won the non violent revolution against the french in west Africa. Their Islamic mission was to illegally farm, dig wells, & build homes for everyone using the materials of the earth.
Mandy of the followers were beaten , shaved and captured and shipped to the Caribbean. Those who escaped the slave plantation did exactly the same, illegal farming and lived undetected in the hills of Jamaica. They were outlaws and called ‘blackheart man’ and rumours about them being demonic with snakes for hair and a nasty habit of luring children into the forest ensured they would not be imitated. But it did not work, true outlaws months run from the law met them and imitated the skills and appearance. This is the origin of dreadlocks. Haile Selassie is a great king who done lots for Islam, but for me the next step for mankind is to show Islam to the Christian superpowers from the west African model. For me, I keep my dreadlocks inshallah
Plez is yearn attention haram
So if u have bread thats looks like a piece of ...... Is ok dread life if u dont have them u lost . thats y their in the prymrids. Fact no other race have them but they all wont them