May Allah give the sisters ( on Jubilee) hidayah. I never knew how enslaved I had been until I wore hijab. I had been unawaringly insecure ,and hid behind the hair and makeup. I have been wearing the hijab for 13 years now. My sense of self and my confidence have grown; I feel liberated and very much aware of what I say , do and where I go, as I am visibly a Muslim, and must be a Muslim in every sense of the word. We all strive to be good, and may Allah make it easy for our sisters out there💚
I’ve listened to my female viewers and got sisters talking on sisters issues, want more? Let me know and we’ll get our dear & honourable sisters Fahima, Naima & Farzana on more reaction videos. Hope this helps you guys understand what oppression really is May Allah swt bless our sisters.
As long as some muslim men say that women who don't cover themselves have no honour or are to blame themselves when they are harassed i wont like the hijab etc (as a non muslim female).
@@JamesBond-ew1dy You said salah is a pagan ritual and thinking that people are gonna believe you? We do everything based on proof.... Okay so, you're saying salah is a ritual of pagan...so prove it.
@@schorpioen7466 who cares what you say, as you are brainwashed by some guy who wanted to sell women cigarettes so convinced them acting like men makes them free
I need this book! As a new Hijabi I struggle with my looks. On one hand I want to cover everything!! But I used to work in the beauty industry before becoming a Muslim and I don’t want to be a slave to that!!! Make dua for me please!!!!
May Allah keep you steadfast sister. Really this life is 2 days only. They will pass. What matters is what we sow for the hereafter. All the hardship all the sacrifice will be eventually worth it and more. Wait till jannah my sister. Time is too short for anything else.
“We were the most humiliated people on earth and Allah gave us honour through Islam. If we ever seek honour through anything else, Allah will humiliate us again.” ― Umar ibn Al-Khattab
Very true....but would umar bin a khattab radhiallaahu anhu permit this sort of dawah or video making in the first place..brothers do not support him..support the truth as you did quote the sahaabi jaleel...radhiallaahu anhu...support the haq..do not let him mislead you into deviation then coming out of it will be very difficult...
I'm obsessed with Sister Nai'ma's sense of addressing issues. She's giving me things to say when I'm being confronted with some of the issues tackled. Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬 Bro Alli. May Allah continue to bless you.
Ladies who are Muslims but don’t wear the hijab, I know it’s hard to wear it and stay consistent wearing it, And I know people are really judgemental and critical when you do wear it and they’re worse when you don’t wear it either, At the end of the day, it’s your journey with Allah and your personal journey wearing the hijab, And I hope you all gain the strength to wear your hijab one day and do it so confidently InShaAllah, you gain the strength to wear it 💖
Thankyou for this comment.everyone else was like oh Allah give them hidayah and they don’t know Quran and stuff,but don’t realise everyone is really struggling to do it,no one really disagrees to the idea of wearing hijab.
The problem with the Muslim community is that we feel like we are always second class and have to change ourselves and our religion to seem modern to the west. Even if we disagree with what other people say about Islam whether they are Muslim or not we feel like we need to agree with them and explain ourselves. We need to be proud and stand up for our beliefs.
imagine people subscribing to Ali dawah and turning on post notification just so that they can dislike the video.. without even watching.. May Allah Guide them.
@@iamannocent2913 even if it happens to everyone these people have nothing better to do in their lives is what I meant. like turning on post notification just to dislike a video like what must be their mentality
People have problem with women covering body and not with women walking half naked. Edit: Point is only concerned around women who want to dress but are mostly stoped by Islamophobes, be it pulling of Hijab, hitting them in the public or mocking any Muslim, praying .
@@randomgirl8792 I agree nobody should be shamed or discriminated, but at the same time we have to look at it objectively. What does Allah and His Messenger say, and what’s the wisdom? We have to look at the detriments of covering vs not covering and be objective.
@@zainmalik7480 I am not Muslim. But Everyone has the right to make personal choices when it comes to their own bodies including covering up or not covering up. This is all a part of your liberation on ur own body. If you want to cover up for religious reasons, go ahead, if you don’t want to, also go ahead. Nudity empowers some women while modesty empowers some, they all have the right to choose ☺️ as long as your confident with your own choices, that’s all that matters
@suleiman _36 no sweetheart wtf. Clothes are different. You wouldn’t like it if I told a hijabi that she is a terrorist or I discriminated her for being hijabi and I also wouldn’t like it if you shamed me for wearing short or revealing clothes. What even are you comparing! I have the full right to dress however I want according to the weather and my own reasons and you are required to respect that as much as you want me to respect you. Nudity empowers some while modesty empowers some, mind your own business and let people live
Alhamdullih i sent this video to you and i don't know if you are reacting to this video because i sent it or you stumbled upon it by yourself but either way alhamdullih the video has reached you becuase i know you can clear up any misconceptions in this video.jazakallah brother
I'm not a Muslim, but what women wear today is absolutely crazy, in church's is was essential for women to cover themselfs in some euro country's it's still is, even young girls are dressing inappropriately now the world's gone crazy
You know something, Muhammad SAW said, 1,400 years ago, that a time will come where women will be clothed but naked... and nobody understood this at the time and even generations after him people would think it was a metaphor for something, but... now we can clearly see what he meant.
Alhamdulillah, I live in New York and wear my hijab anywhere I go without a care in the world what someone else thinks about it and do not feel insecure because of it either. I hope my fellow muslimahs will get to that point too In Sha Allah. 🥰🥰🥰
I am 15 in year 10 of highschool, I watched this video and mashallah, it opened my mind in a profound way. I am a muslim but till now I think before I was only projecting my religion in a physically way as in wearing my hijab and abaayah. I've been doing more research, studying/reading the quran more and even after watching your video's often it has made me intellectually understand what the label of a muslim is. Looking back at certain moments just thinking has an impact on me now. I used to see my fellow muslim friends take off their abbayah's when they get to school all I did was witness, I remember sometime when I was talking to my mom about my religion we come across the topic of being modest and Subhanallah, I know I never disrespected my religion by taking my hijaab off or following what my friends did, but I mentioned it to my mom in a way that I was making myself to be better than my friends that were doing such thing, and although it wasn't exactly right to do so, it is such a sin to judge people, as allah is the Judger of all who am I? who are we? I didn't even think their was a issue only praying 3 times sometimes even and there I was projecting myself to be all "superior". I believe this is the issue we have nowadays, you shouldn't exactly make your self to be better than another person you see, just because your "better" in a certain area they are lacking, you never know what they do that is excessively better than what you do yourself, and may allah have mercy and guide us all to be striveful better muslims inshallah to repent to our sins. I don't believe describing muslims as oppressed is appropriate but rather disrespectful in a way, I personally believe they never completely got an intellectually reasoning on why the hijab is so important to be saying "I had the choice to take it off" May allah swt guide us to be better servants for him only, as he made me feel closer to him than ever before.
Thank you for watching this :) the sister in the white shirt seems to not understand islam and identifies with her feelings more then what Allah has said in the Quran. May allah give her hidayah and lead her to sirat mustaqeem. Ameen
@Polygamy is Halal Wifey Side Chicks the majority of Muslim men have only one wife, for example Imam Shafii, one of the biggest scholars in Islamic history who has the imam of one of the 4 famous madhabs in Sunni jurisprudence himself said that it is more wise and recommended for a man to stick himself to only one wife.
Before Hijab i was a 5/10, after hijab i feel like a 12/10. Alhamdulillah hijab has been a confidence boost all the way. There are a lot more aspects of "beautiful" than appearance.
I was really disappointed at her opinion when she said she is 8/10 without the hijab and a 2/10 with it. She considered herself ugly and that put me off. She really doesn't get what the hijab is for and doesn't even like it is what I derived from her words.
May Allah (SWT)protect us from such ideologies. May we stay firm in our faith and get through this fitna as winners. So that we may be rewarded with Jannah
"Let me do me".. no just do it for Allah because the day we can't do that any more when we enter our graves, we'll be begging to come back to do things the proper way but it'll be too late. There's no coming back
I will give props to the youtube chanel "jubilee", they brought only muslim women to talk about muslims things... not 65 year old white men fighting over what muslim women should wear...
I'm thinking of joining a taekwondo Dojo, but by the time I become a black-belt(If I stay, Insha-Allah) The marriage documentary might still not be released XD
I believe his comparison is in regards to visual identity, not religious priority. I'm English, white, and I've been instantly recognised as being Muslim because of my beard. Some brothers shave their beard because they don't want to be judged as "extreme," so it's a plausible comparison to make.
If it's 'freedom' we're talking about I agree. Ultimately *everyone* is a *slave to something*. The difference between the idols of the 'savage' and the 'civilised' is that those of the former are made of wood and stone while those of the latter are made of flesh and bone. Being a slave to fashion and make up and the perception of what is beautiful as has been defined is a real thing. Hijab isn't easy especially in this contemporary environment but the enslavement to trends and what not...no thanks. May Allah make it easy for all of us. Ameen.
Sister Naima at 9:00 was talking about (Grey Areas) Which means Doubt Areas and yes Nabi Saw told us to stay away from them (for our own safety and peace of mind) 👍🏼
Women should have their choices respected and should not face harassment, however they choose to dress. Cover yourself up for the sake of Allah ﷻ for you will be rewarded according to your intentions. Please your Creator not His creations.💖
@@buridah328 so just cz there is perversion so we need to make a boundaries between men and women ??? Brother/Sister at our prophet's pbuh time when the ladies used to pray in the back few teens would pray in back row and look at the women in sujood. They didn't built a wall or put blanket or kicked the women out of the mashjid they simply put the teens in front of the rows
I love this upload, it's a much-needed conversation. When I pick out my clothing in the future, I'll think about this video. Am I wearing what I'm wearing because I want to look appealing, or am I wearing what I'm wearing for the sake of Allah? Thank you br. Ali, and sisters Na'ima, Fahima, and Farzana. :>
Wow!! As a Christian, I love and appreciate every word spoken in this conversation. So much truth... And there are so many striking similarities between our religions, I'd be willing to bet that there are far more similarities than differences. Thank You so much for making this video and publishing it to TH-cam and Thank You Jesus, for helping me find this video. I think they call it the "Abrahamic religions" for a reason, yes? Let us rejoice in our unity but appreciate our seemingly opposing, but in reality, complimentary traits. Just different pieces of this majestic, divine puzzle and I think I'm beginning to see how it all fits... :-D God Bless all of you! Btw, I must get that book you kept referencing. ^_^ I'd say it's an American necessity, at this point. Possibly next to our holy scriptures.
Haven't watched the video yet - but jazakallah kheyr for getting sisters to react to this. I saw that you posted a video yesterday of what I presumed was you reacting to this video, and I thought I would would much rather hear other women's perspectives, as opposed to a man. And now you posted this, so I just wanted to say thank you and may Allah bless you
The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "If a man Invites his wife to sleep with him and she refuses to come to him, then the angels send their curses on her till morning." Sahih al-Bukhari 5193 ××××× The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "Isn't the witness of a woman equal to half of that of a man?" The women said, "Yes." He said, "This is because of the D*FICIENCY of a WOMAN'S M*ND." Reference : Sahih al-Bukhari 2658.
So when a girl takes off her hijab you say its not entirely free choice because shes influenced but you wearing a hijab is a free choice and you’re not influenced whatsoever? What kinda hypocrisy
I feel like not wearing hijab and dressing non modest are 2 extremely different things. I’m a hijabi myself but I’m tired of seeing non hijab girls shamed so much
Mashallah, these are the role models we need for young Muslim boys and girls. I like how Sister's Fahima and Farzana touched on the idea that we need to teach the youngsters not only the true essence of Islam from a young age but what "beauty" is in Islam. It's more than appearance, it's how you conduct yourself whether you are in the presence of others or not.
please keep making these particular videos PLEASE I love this!! I need reinforcements they make me feel like I'm really on the right path but not having enough videos of this makes it harder to even explain to myself why I'm doing this.
May Allah bless all the sisters! Ustadha Naima, I love her for the sake of Allah such a beautiful soul. We need more reaction video with more talking time for Ustadha Naima! she has points full of gems!!
MashaAllah revert sisters are so amazing and so passionate abt the deen. I really admire them! The other two sisters had points full of wisdom too of course, this was a good video with a lot to learn from.
What Farzana said is spot on. Initially this was the non hijabis, but there's been an increasing trend of hijabi's niqabis harshly criticising under the act of advising non hijabi sisters, purely from arrogance and nothing else.
Wallahi there was one time I got involved in a huge arguement with a girl on insta. She said that three of her friends are Muslims and they don't like wearing hijab. They feel like it opresses them. She also said that burqah and hijab are bad, wearing them means submission to male dominance. The argument started in the first place because she trolled a sister wearing hijab in a video and I questioned her action. I tried really hard to make her understand that all muslim women aren't forced to wear it, some chose to wear it. Muslim women wear hijab only to complete their deen. But nah..she just threw some vulgar words at me in response and I am like okayhh..I am gone bye!👋😬
"all muslim women aren't forced to wear it, some chose to wear it" Many are forced to wear it and that's the truth. Not in western countries, but in extremist Islamic countries (which they are MILLIONS of women) so... Nevertheless, countries who forbid them to wear it are as worst.
@@ridori5358 It is a fact that some Muslim women are forced to wear it, but that doesn’t mean the other part of the Muslim population is forced to wear it too. In fact most of Muslim women choose to wear it. I don’t know why you would think that most of them are forced, instead of being modest and educated about the religion. Even in the “extreme” countries most of them aren’t forced. So no, what you said isn’t completely true.
why if the goal is to have hijabs as socially accepted are so many people in the comments showing their own stigma towards western clothing's for women. You cannot expect western culture to accept you if you believe you are better than them or then westerners will think they are better than you. A superiority complex is not what islam teaches but it seems too many people here judge
Okay, non-muslim over here. A lot of the points made here are quite manipulative against the non-hijabis, and can be turned against your own point. Sure, western culture often does pressure a particular standard of beauty on women, which is something which we know is a problem and we are working on it. But saying that non-hijabis are simply enslaved into western beauty standards, and that they don't have any free will, is a massively manipulative argument.
@@nurun-nisa892 Yes, but my point is that these non-hijabis are NOT enslaved by western culture (caps for emphasis, not for screaming lol). They can submit to Allah, but also take part in western culture. Also, the Hijab should be worn out of devotion, not societal pressure by the muslim community- that essentially means its a personal choice. I'm sure that many hijabis have made that choice themselves, but I also know for a fact that there can be strong societal repurcussions to not wearing a hijab. At that point, couldn't we argue the same as the video, that as opposed to submitting to Allah, some hijabis are submitting to social pressure from the muslim community?
This whole conversation is one sided firstly its one opinion being said in different ways. Where is the none hijabis thoughts?? I am sick of men dictating women's topics, we have bigger issues within our community's this is a minor problem compared.
It's about Muslim women who do not wear hijab for whatever reason they think is justified. It's not one sided it is what it is becuase they should know they are not here to do as they please, we are here to worship Allah Swt. This life is short we are not here to do whatever we desire any Muslim women with knowledge would know that they lack that knowledge. Every Muslim is meant to be striving for there eternal aboard Jannah. That is where you can do as you please ones you get to Jannah.
@@wh0kn0ws1tc0uldbe Believing in what someone tells you is not the same as believing something that you feel in your heart, So having having an open conversation with the sisters that feel oppressed in the hijab is important I think. This feels like a bunch of people gossiping behind their back by not letting them join the convo. You are so insistent the they SHOULD KNOW well obviously they don't because they are humans with regard to belief, contentment and tranquillity is a factor in the level of Iman in the heart. Also the degree of belief in the heart differs from one person to another.
“...because I want to be judged for what I say and what I do, not for what I look like.” Subhanallah! Allah is giver of honour and all praise belongs to Allah ❤️ May Allah guide us and bless us in this world and the next 💖
Being free is having the choice to choose what you want to wear. If I choose to walk around “half-naked” then I’m just as free as you when you choose to wear a hijab. Y”all acting like you’re superior in the comments cause you’re “free” from worldly pressures and the male gaze.
covered or not covered,women need to have a strong sense of self. Body dysphormia ,anorexia and body image can be experienced between muslims and non muslims. Looking good in terms of body is a good thing. I believe taking care of ourselves is a good thing. Getting help for mental illness is also a good thing. Yes on the onset, Islam does look like it has a strong patriarchal tradition- as in men telling what women should wear and dress like. but the same goes for western societies. I don't believe oppression is limited to muslim women. It is nice to be acknowledged, be part of a friendship but we should not sacrifice our identity.
Young women are taught that all they have to offer is their looks… now kindly move aside. Which is a horrible outlook, that I lived for years myself. It caused so many problems. Once I cultivated the courage to cover my body, I started finding what I truly have to offer the world.
Islam teaches you that if you don't cover your body, people will assume all you offer is your looks. That's why they ask you to cover it. What the hell stopped you from finding your value? In western culture you choose whether or not you want to trust people to look past your figure.
It's 2021 and people still think that if you don't wear hijab it means you're not doing your other religious duties.wow,I know hijabi women who sleep with men,like sleep around and I know women who dress up like she's a kardashian and wouldn't even address a men let alone sleep with him.so maybe just maybe we should treat women like human beings who are more than just what they wear or don't.
But ur still supposed to cover, both men and women are supposed to dress modestly, Allah told us in the Quran. And also if you truly are on your deen, then you should know that as well. But im not trying to force you, when your ready to start wearing the hijab then wear it, but it is a commandment from Allah.
I know a Moroccan sister, a single mom of four kids, who lives in paris, france. She is a good Muslimah but if she was to wear hijab she would be persecuted and possibly lose her job, maybe even assaulted, Allah forbid.
Sister Fahima i agree with you 100 percent. Its lack of knowledge of our religion that is causing these young girls to have this "freedom" mentality. Its risky and tough living in non muslim countries, because during the whole education, and career achieving phases, most of our Muslim youth,end up ignoring there faith in the process sadly. Its like they are learning everything except about there own religion. We need to make it clear to them, that for success in this life, and especially our afterlife, you have to make your faith a number one priority. may Allah bring us closer to him, and help us achieve success in this life, and our afterlife Ameen.
Is here any sister that explains to me what are the benefits of being naked or half naked ? Don't tell you are free bc being free does not means to be abused Only the benefits of being naked for women
I'm a Muslim man and you're wrong. Not wearing the hijab is different with being naked or half naked. Nothing to do with being free but some women just don't want to wear it, they aren't comfortable yet and you have to respect other people choices. I have to sisters, one wear the hijab, one doesn't and there's no problem with that. My mother doesn't wear the hijab, sometimes she covers, sometime she doesn't but it's more a cultural thing when she does. My father, me, my brother have no problem with that, they are free to do what they want. That doesn't make them less religious. They're more religious than 90% of those who wear it . At the end of your comment, you said that the only benefit of being naked is to be abused ??? WTF, you're disgusting, you're what's wrong in the Muslim community. Even if a woman is completely naked on the streets, that give men no right to approach her, touch her or abused her. If you believe that the way they dress justify the abused then you're not a Muslim, you're just a dirty dog and Jahanam is waiting to welcome you with open arms.
@@lawtraf8008 wooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh! You basically just gave takfir!!! Bro, you best say sorry to him and admit it was a mistake. You could end up in the fire because if such a stupid mistake. Take it back and don't be so outrageously dangerous to yourself. Forget his comment. You just gave takfir and said what awaits him of the unseen. If you were in front of me bro I'd grab you and throw you at him to take it back. That will be for your benefit. Take it back, and make tawbah.... Otherwise... I wouldn't like to imagine. You have no idea what you just did. Don't be arrogant and be like "I'm not taking anything back"... You fool... You are playing with eternal punishment! You must take it back for your own good. Do you not have any knowledge of what you just did!?
@@lawtraf8008 bro i asked about the benefits of being naked or half naked not your family actions or do you have any problem with it or not thats irrelevant.
All I'm gonna say on judgement day Allah gets to decide who goes to heaven or hell I can't say oh she doesn't wear a hijab when going outside she's gonna go to hell. It's all about a woman personal relationship to Allah as a man I have my own personal relationship to Allah. I'm not a religious person hopefully one day I can become a much better Muslim as time goes by.
Insh Allah bro, try take that first step to bettering yourself religiously as soon as you can. May Allah swt make it easy for you akhi and keep you steadfast in your prayers and religion 🤝
Assalaamu alaikum Alhamdulillah, I think it's vital to really understand what the word Muslim means and what the term "religious" means in Islam. Muslim is from the verb aslama, and aslama means "he submitted" Submitted to what or whom? Submitted himself to Allah SWT. So far so good, that's easy to understand. But, what does it mean to submit to Allah SWT? If you want to buy your mother a gift, do you buy her what she likes or what you like?... Obviously you'll buy what she likes. When you submit to Allah SWT, do you worship Him how he likes or how you like?... If you do it how you like then it's not submission. Submission is obeying Allah SWT, and he has not commanded anything except that it benefits us, and He is free of need. He has given us life and everything we have (our eyes, our health, our food, our homes etc.) and he asks us to submit and that's for our benefit again. He is the only one worthy of worship. The most beloved actions to Allah SWT that brings us close to him is the fardh actions (compulsory actions: Salah, zakaat, fasting, haj etc.) and we draw closer to Him with extra. The biggest, and most important action, that without we are lost... That is... Salah. Start with Salah and never miss it and be steadfast with it. The rest will come. Pray as if it is your last. May Allah SWT make it easy for you, ameen.
I was looking at the sister fully covered in the bottom left for first 5 sec thinking she was speaking until I found out it was the other sister.. Lol..
Thank u for this discussion ❤✨ I really needed it, since it's true, in this modern era I feel like girls are pressured to look beautiful according to how society prefers and it's really hard since most people is conforming to it :"D I realized that in the end, we don't need to prove anything to anyone other than Allah
Great vid. But pls get a mon-hijabi Muslim on the roster next time. More diversity in background and race, the women here were all similar in brought up, and thus, all the same in views. Thank you.
@@Menooy22 That's not wt Islam teaches us AT ALL. One of Islam's core values r to co-exist, and to say just becuz someone doesn't wear hijab, makes them less in status, or knowledge, or less of a Muslim. That thinking is haram itself. Not all Hijabi women r even religous. These women had similar backgrounds and lifestyle, thus having 4 women with the same opinion, is in no way a productive discussion that seeks to educate.
I disagree with you talking trash about makeup because you’re correlating makeup and looking feminine with insecurity which is wrong! You cant “hide” behind makeup because you have to be attractive in the first place to pull it off. Stop giving ammo to abusive makeup shamers!! Makeup is not haram and looking good is no haram! Hijab hasn’t liberated your thinking because now youre a pick me
Maa Shaa Allah..,Am coming from Africa bt i've realised it's very hard to live in this world of today as a Muslim man or woman due to the western cultures and life cz many don't bother knowing what The Almighty needs from us the fact is as long as you follow the Qur'an and do exactly what it says Allah will guide you be a real Muslim, here in Africa there's some non Muslims who couldn't walk half naked, without covering their heads they say its African culture so they have to follow.
I believe Allah spoke the best words and he's the most wise. I just don't understand why only the women wearing headscarfs are known as hijabi's. I've seen people who do not wear a headscard but are more in line with the Islamic dress code. Hijab means cover right? I also don't understand how some muslims think niqab is compulsory when we are asked not to cover our face during hajj. I thought the extra cover was only permissible and prescribed for the mother of believers. Correct me if I'm wrong
Can someone end this permanently, it's set in stone and no one force you to wear the hijab. It's your choice and it's you between God. Please find way to end this simple misunderstanding issue. Such a simple issue and the nonbelievers is making a big deal out of it.
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May Allah give the sisters ( on Jubilee) hidayah. I never knew how enslaved I had been until I wore hijab. I had been unawaringly insecure ,and hid behind the hair and makeup. I have been wearing the hijab for 13 years now. My sense of self and my confidence have grown; I feel liberated and very much aware of what I say , do and where I go, as I am visibly a Muslim, and must be a Muslim in every sense of the word.
We all strive to be good, and may Allah make it easy for our sisters out there💚
MashaAllah, jazaakillahu khairan katheeran jiddan. May Allah SWT increase you.
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Ameen
you should watch david wood's video about this topic lol
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David " Thor 🔨 " Wood the Asgardian?
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You're a follower of that Asgardian huh
I’ve listened to my female viewers and got sisters talking on sisters issues, want more? Let me know and we’ll get our dear & honourable sisters Fahima, Naima & Farzana on more reaction videos. Hope this helps you guys understand what oppression really is May Allah swt bless our sisters.
people should look up "torches of freedom" that is the father of modern feminism
As long as some muslim men say that women who don't cover themselves have no honour or are to blame themselves when they are harassed i wont like the hijab etc (as a non muslim female).
Aameen
@@JamesBond-ew1dy You said salah is a pagan ritual and thinking that people are gonna believe you?
We do everything based on proof....
Okay so, you're saying salah is a ritual of pagan...so prove it.
@@schorpioen7466 who cares what you say, as you are brainwashed by some guy who wanted to sell women cigarettes so convinced them acting like men makes them free
At least Jannah was self-aware. That’s a good start. She’ll come around inshallah! May Allah guide us all to the straight path.
Allahumma Ameen
@Rene Gade stop trolling LMAO, she's not Muslim, she's was never one 😂😂😂
@@lawtraf8008 you shouldn't laugh he's disrespecting our sisters by associating them with a repulsive woman
@@hmzzrg5045 Exactly, and as for you Rene Gade, fear Allah SWT
Ameen, ya Rabb 😍
I need this book! As a new Hijabi I struggle with my looks. On one hand I want to cover everything!! But I used to work in the beauty industry before becoming a Muslim and I don’t want to be a slave to that!!! Make dua for me please!!!!
Women’s Contribution to Classical Islamic Civilisation: Science, Medicine and Politics
*Medical Care
1) Rufayda al-Aslamiyyah
2) Al-Shifa bint Abduallah
3) Nusayba bint Harith al-Ansari
4 ) Women surgeons in 15th-century Turkey
*Mathematics
1) Sutayta Al-Mahāma
2) Labana of Cordoba
*Patronage
1) Zubayda bint Abu Ja’far al-Mansur
2) Fatima al-Fihriyya
3) Dhayfa Khatun
4) Hürrem Sultan
*Queens / Rulers
1) Sitt al-Mulk,
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4) Amina of Zaria.
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You are beautiful, Maa Sha Allah.
I’m already so proud of you 🥺🥺💕 ma sha allah May allah swt make it easier to you
May Allah keep you steadfast sister. Really this life is 2 days only. They will pass. What matters is what we sow for the hereafter. All the hardship all the sacrifice will be eventually worth it and more. Wait till jannah my sister. Time is too short for anything else.
@@iamyourbrook4281 Islamic contribution to contemporary science: none.
“We were the most humiliated people on earth and Allah gave us honour through Islam. If we ever seek honour through anything else, Allah will humiliate us again.”
― Umar ibn Al-Khattab
Is he talking about the pagan Arabs?
@@youtubedeletestomanyaccoun4247 Who are you referring to?
Very true....but would umar bin a khattab radhiallaahu anhu permit this sort of dawah or video making in the first place..brothers do not support him..support the truth as you did quote the sahaabi jaleel...radhiallaahu anhu...support the haq..do not let him mislead you into deviation then coming out of it will be very difficult...
@@moves2008 umar
@@youtubedeletestomanyaccoun4247 Umar is a muslim and a companion of Prophet Muhammad saw.
I'm obsessed with Sister Nai'ma's sense of addressing issues. She's giving me things to say when I'm being confronted with some of the issues tackled. Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬 Bro Alli. May Allah continue to bless you.
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They say I'm not a sheep any more I say you just changed the shepherd
MashaAllah, very informative with just a few words-speaks volumes MashaAllah
MashaAllah so wise!
Wow
ya salam ya 7abibi
What does this quote mean?
We need more sisters like these with voices to be heard. They are the backbone to our ummah. May Allah bless our sisters and protect them. aameen
Every Muslim sister count, they're all the backbone of the ummah, not just those who have the same opinion as you do
@@lawtraf8008 Same opinion as I do?
@@lawtraf8008 the muslim sisters who want to follow Islam accroding to Quran and Sunnah, not any muslim sister.
Women’s Contribution to Classical Islamic Civilisation: Science, Medicine and Politics
*Medical Care
1) Rufayda al-Aslamiyyah
2) Al-Shifa bint Abduallah
3) Nusayba bint Harith al-Ansari
4 ) Women surgeons in 15th-century Turkey
*Mathematics
1) Sutayta Al-Mahāma
2) Labana of Cordoba
*Patronage
1) Zubayda bint Abu Ja’far al-Mansur
2) Fatima al-Fihriyya
3) Dhayfa Khatun
4) Hürrem Sultan
*Queens / Rulers
1) Sitt al-Mulk,
2) Shajarat al-Durr,
3) Raziya of Delhi,
4) Amina of Zaria.
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Pls Click and Read.
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@Rene Gade another sad troll that has nothing better to do
Ladies who are Muslims but don’t wear the hijab,
I know it’s hard to wear it and stay consistent wearing it,
And I know people are really judgemental and critical when you do wear it and they’re worse when you don’t wear it either,
At the end of the day, it’s your journey with Allah and your personal journey wearing the hijab,
And I hope you all gain the strength to wear your hijab one day and do it so confidently
InShaAllah, you gain the strength to wear it 💖
Thank you for this comment sister .... I needed this so much
what do you feel about this video th-cam.com/video/-o-ueKNJzso/w-d-xo.html
This comment deserves love 🤍
Thankyou for this comment.everyone else was like oh Allah give them hidayah and they don’t know Quran and stuff,but don’t realise everyone is really struggling to do it,no one really disagrees to the idea of wearing hijab.
@HugHug H رسولك الكذاب الاكبر يا عبدول
The problem with the Muslim community is that we feel like we are always second class and have to change ourselves and our religion to seem modern to the west. Even if we disagree with what other people say about Islam whether they are Muslim or not we feel like we need to agree with them and explain ourselves. We need to be proud and stand up for our beliefs.
Well said brother
Western society and culture is sometimes disgusting
Islamic society and culture too
Why do you say that do you don’t not really like the west?
Wow, brother i don't think you have the right to criticize Western Culture and their society
@@schorpioen7466 nope
@@tonyxxdtfamous9581 The westernised societies have adopted almost everything that are haram, why should we like this?
imagine people subscribing to Ali dawah and turning on post notification just so that they can dislike the video.. without even watching.. May Allah Guide them.
Bro it literally happens to every youtuber
@@iamannocent2913 even if it happens to everyone these people have nothing better to do in their lives is what I meant. like turning on post notification just to dislike a video like what must be their mentality
hahaahah
@@Abdullah-kl9be WHY DO YOU HAVE MORE LIKES THAN ME
Women’s Contribution to Classical Islamic Civilisation: Science, Medicine and Politics
*Medical Care
1) Rufayda al-Aslamiyyah
2) Al-Shifa bint Abduallah
3) Nusayba bint Harith al-Ansari
4 ) Women surgeons in 15th-century Turkey
*Mathematics
1) Sutayta Al-Mahāma
2) Labana of Cordoba
*Patronage
1) Zubayda bint Abu Ja’far al-Mansur
2) Fatima al-Fihriyya
3) Dhayfa Khatun
4) Hürrem Sultan
*Queens / Rulers
1) Sitt al-Mulk,
2) Shajarat al-Durr,
3) Raziya of Delhi,
4) Amina of Zaria.
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Pls Click and Read.
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People have problem with women covering body and not with women walking half naked.
Edit: Point is only concerned around women who want to dress but are mostly stoped by Islamophobes, be it pulling of Hijab, hitting them in the public or mocking any Muslim, praying .
Both should be her choice and neither should be shamed or discriminated for that 💓
Because the shah tans have took over them
@@randomgirl8792 I agree nobody should be shamed or discriminated, but at the same time we have to look at it objectively. What does Allah and His Messenger say, and what’s the wisdom? We have to look at the detriments of covering vs not covering and be objective.
@@zainmalik7480 I am not Muslim. But Everyone has the right to make personal choices when it comes to their own bodies including covering up or not covering up. This is all a part of your liberation on ur own body. If you want to cover up for religious reasons, go ahead, if you don’t want to, also go ahead. Nudity empowers some women while modesty empowers some, they all have the right to choose ☺️ as long as your confident with your own choices, that’s all that matters
@suleiman _36 no sweetheart wtf. Clothes are different. You wouldn’t like it if I told a hijabi that she is a terrorist or I discriminated her for being hijabi and I also wouldn’t like it if you shamed me for wearing short or revealing clothes. What even are you comparing! I have the full right to dress however I want according to the weather and my own reasons and you are required to respect that as much as you want me to respect you. Nudity empowers some while modesty empowers some, mind your own business and let people live
Alhamdullih i sent this video to you and i don't know if you are reacting to this video because i sent it or you stumbled upon it by yourself but either way alhamdullih the video has reached you becuase i know you can clear up any misconceptions in this video.jazakallah brother
Jazaka'Allah khairan too
What did you use to send him? Insta?
asalam o alykum i used twitter
My guy☺️
I'm not a Muslim, but what women wear today is absolutely crazy, in church's is was essential for women to cover themselfs in some euro country's it's still is, even young girls are dressing inappropriately now the world's gone crazy
you're right. this is what happens when people follow their desires under the guise of liberalism
A turtle comes out of its shell thinking it’s free, not realising that it had lost its protection.
-Instagram
@@shannons6188 lol Instagram but true statement
You know something, Muhammad SAW said, 1,400 years ago, that a time will come where women will be clothed but naked... and nobody understood this at the time and even generations after him people would think it was a metaphor for something, but... now we can clearly see what he meant.
@@Islam-and-boxing they where dressing inappropriately in Roman times as well, soon it will just be stickers lol 😂
Alhamdulillah, I live in New York and wear my hijab anywhere I go without a care in the world what someone else thinks about it and do not feel insecure because of it either. I hope my fellow muslimahs will get to that point too In Sha Allah. 🥰🥰🥰
You awesome 😍😍👍
I am 15 in year 10 of highschool, I watched this video and mashallah, it opened my mind in a profound way. I am a muslim but till now I think before I was only projecting my religion in a physically way as in wearing my hijab and abaayah. I've been doing more research, studying/reading the quran more and even after watching your video's often it has made me intellectually understand what the label of a muslim is. Looking back at certain moments just thinking has an impact on me now. I used to see my fellow muslim friends take off their abbayah's when they get to school all I did was witness, I remember sometime when I was talking to my mom about my religion we come across the topic of being modest and Subhanallah, I know I never disrespected my religion by taking my hijaab off or following what my friends did, but I mentioned it to my mom in a way that I was making myself to be better than my friends that were doing such thing, and although it wasn't exactly right to do so, it is such a sin to judge people, as allah is the Judger of all who am I? who are we? I didn't even think their was a issue only praying 3 times sometimes even and there I was projecting myself to be all "superior". I believe this is the issue we have nowadays, you shouldn't exactly make your self to be better than another person you see, just because your "better" in a certain area they are lacking, you never know what they do that is excessively better than what you do yourself, and may allah have mercy and guide us all to be striveful better muslims inshallah to repent to our sins. I don't believe describing muslims as oppressed is appropriate but rather disrespectful in a way, I personally believe they never completely got an intellectually reasoning on why the hijab is so important to be saying "I had the choice to take it off" May allah swt guide us to be better servants for him only, as he made me feel closer to him than ever before.
Thank you for watching this :) the sister in the white shirt seems to not understand islam and identifies with her feelings more then what Allah has said in the Quran. May allah give her hidayah and lead her to sirat mustaqeem. Ameen
Allahumma Ameen
Women’s Contribution to Classical Islamic Civilisation: Science, Medicine and Politics
*Medical Care
1) Rufayda al-Aslamiyyah
2) Al-Shifa bint Abduallah
3) Nusayba bint Harith al-Ansari
4 ) Women surgeons in 15th-century Turkey
*Mathematics
1) Sutayta Al-Mahāma
2) Labana of Cordoba
*Patronage
1) Zubayda bint Abu Ja’far al-Mansur
2) Fatima al-Fihriyya
3) Dhayfa Khatun
4) Hürrem Sultan
*Queens / Rulers
1) Sitt al-Mulk,
2) Shajarat al-Durr,
3) Raziya of Delhi,
4) Amina of Zaria.
Anybody intrested in this topic ,
Pls Click and Read.
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A person who is disciplined,and can control his desires, and isn't a slave to his passions is the one who his truly free
@Polygamy is Halal Wifey Side Chicks the majority of Muslim men have only one wife, for example Imam Shafii, one of the biggest scholars in Islamic history who has the imam of one of the 4 famous madhabs in Sunni jurisprudence himself said that it is more wise and recommended for a man to stick himself to only one wife.
@Polygamy is Halal Wifey Side Chicks well money and lust has always been a man's downfall,
Can't deny that🥺
Before Hijab i was a 5/10, after hijab i feel like a 12/10.
Alhamdulillah hijab has been a confidence boost all the way. There are a lot more aspects of "beautiful" than appearance.
I was really disappointed at her opinion when she said she is 8/10 without the hijab and a 2/10 with it. She considered herself ugly and that put me off. She really doesn't get what the hijab is for and doesn't even like it is what I derived from her words.
May Allah (SWT)protect us from such ideologies. May we stay firm in our faith and get through this fitna as winners. So that we may be rewarded with Jannah
Aameen thumma ameen
"Let me do me".. no just do it for Allah because the day we can't do that any more when we enter our graves, we'll be begging to come back to do things the proper way but it'll be too late. There's no coming back
The videos that contains muslim representatives actually brings out the most liberal ones🤦🤦
How else do they make money?
They'll only bring the 'liberal' ones on, obviously for the cloud, not to inform people
@@farimb2380 clout :)
No good Muslim girl would show up to their studio
@@datboiwadup6776 no good Muslim girl? Bud, stop judging and repent audubillah. Is this what our ummah has come to? Astagfirallah. Grow up.
Sister Na'ima and Fahima are spot on about ones making excuses to disobey Allah.
“True success is reaching our potential without compromising our values.” - #MuhammadAli
Backward regressive uncivilized "values" have no place in the west , if you want to keep those "values" then leave the west and go somewhere else .
الله يرحمه
I will give props to the youtube chanel "jubilee", they brought only muslim women to talk about muslims things... not 65 year old white men fighting over what muslim women should wear...
Yeah but they bring liberal muslims
Unfortunately they’re liberal Muslims
How do people submit by being free? 🙄
Ma shaa Allah these sisters are so educated. We want to hear more from them!
Watch Honest Tea talk
sister na'ima B Robert is speaking facts.
Is the marriage documentary coming out this year though ?
I think Ali has given up on the footage
😂😂👍🏽👍🏽
Inshallah
I'm thinking of joining a taekwondo Dojo, but by the time I become a black-belt(If I stay, Insha-Allah) The marriage documentary might still not be released XD
@@flamepillarx you should join it and I think your right
ali please dont compair beard with hidjab cmon man hijab is mentiond in the qoran beard is not. u should compair hijab with lowering ur gaze for men
I believe his comparison is in regards to visual identity, not religious priority. I'm English, white, and I've been instantly recognised as being Muslim because of my beard. Some brothers shave their beard because they don't want to be judged as "extreme," so it's a plausible comparison to make.
@j n you must be troll... Shut your mouth, mate
these sister were really eloquent in their speech, may Allah bless all of them
women are precious and the hijab is like a safe where they are protected from preying eyes
@j n what
@j n I genuinely don’t understand by my promise,are u ok
@j n only your mom then
@j n i'm so glad there are no incels in this comment section .. oh, wait.
@@HoopEnthusiasts don't answer to this guy, walaalo. the best answer is silence.
I’m so happy that he brought hijabi women to speak on this too
Fr and he actually let them speak and voice their opinions without mansplaining it. I’m so happy
Why?
Are their opinion better than a man ?
@@boycotchina8474 the topic is about the hijab
Women are more entitled to discuss their experiences as they wear it
Quite simple
@@user-pn9zf2lj4c in islam there is no such entitlement
If it's 'freedom' we're talking about I agree.
Ultimately *everyone* is a *slave to something*.
The difference between the idols of the 'savage' and the 'civilised' is that those of the former are made of wood and stone while those of the latter are made of flesh and bone.
Being a slave to fashion and make up and the perception of what is beautiful as has been defined is a real thing.
Hijab isn't easy especially in this contemporary environment but the enslavement to trends and what not...no thanks.
May Allah make it easy for all of us.
Ameen.
When you submit, your choices should reflect your submission.
Sister Naima at 9:00 was talking about (Grey Areas) Which means Doubt Areas and yes Nabi Saw told us to stay away from them (for our own safety and peace of mind)
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Women should have their choices respected and should not face harassment, however they choose to dress.
Cover yourself up for the sake of Allah ﷻ for you will be rewarded according to your intentions. Please your Creator not His creations.💖
We need more invite to this sisters.we need ours womans engage with mans in this goal
Why
Most people consider that idea very sinful 😑😑😑
@@mmrrizon because too much perversion in humans. We must stay away from other sex.
@@buridah328 so just cz there is perversion so we need to make a boundaries between men and women ???
Brother/Sister at our prophet's pbuh time when the ladies used to pray in the back few teens would pray in back row and look at the women in sujood. They didn't built a wall or put blanket or kicked the women out of the mashjid they simply put the teens in front of the rows
@@mmrrizon then why mosques segregated !? Who’s idea was it?
I love this upload, it's a much-needed conversation. When I pick out my clothing in the future, I'll think about this video. Am I wearing what I'm wearing because I want to look appealing, or am I wearing what I'm wearing for the sake of Allah? Thank you br. Ali, and sisters Na'ima, Fahima, and Farzana. :>
Wow!! As a Christian, I love and appreciate every word spoken in this conversation. So much truth... And there are so many striking similarities between our religions, I'd be willing to bet that there are far more similarities than differences. Thank You so much for making this video and publishing it to TH-cam and Thank You Jesus, for helping me find this video. I think they call it the "Abrahamic religions" for a reason, yes? Let us rejoice in our unity but appreciate our seemingly opposing, but in reality, complimentary traits. Just different pieces of this majestic, divine puzzle and I think I'm beginning to see how it all fits... :-D God Bless all of you!
Btw, I must get that book you kept referencing. ^_^ I'd say it's an American necessity, at this point. Possibly next to our holy scriptures.
Haven't watched the video yet - but jazakallah kheyr for getting sisters to react to this. I saw that you posted a video yesterday of what I presumed was you reacting to this video, and I thought I would would much rather hear other women's perspectives, as opposed to a man. And now you posted this, so I just wanted to say thank you and may Allah bless you
The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "If a man Invites his wife to sleep with him and she refuses to come to him, then the angels send their curses on her till morning." Sahih al-Bukhari 5193
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The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "Isn't the witness of a woman equal to half of that of a man?" The women said, "Yes." He said, "This is because of the D*FICIENCY of a WOMAN'S M*ND." Reference : Sahih al-Bukhari 2658.
@@TonyStark-go3hw bye.
Masha allah 🥰 May allah give higher reward to this sisters
So when a girl takes off her hijab you say its not entirely free choice because shes influenced but you wearing a hijab is a free choice and you’re not influenced whatsoever? What kinda hypocrisy
No, wearing the hijab is not a free choice as well. It’s a matter of who/what you choose to follow? Your desires, the society or Allah, your creator.
I feel like not wearing hijab and dressing non modest are 2 extremely different things. I’m a hijabi myself but I’m tired of seeing non hijab girls shamed so much
Thank you for your insight on it
Mashallah, these are the role models we need for young Muslim boys and girls. I like how Sister's Fahima and Farzana touched on the idea that we need to teach the youngsters not only the true essence of Islam from a young age but what "beauty" is in Islam. It's more than appearance, it's how you conduct yourself whether you are in the presence of others or not.
Salam ali. Iam 19 years old i live in Sweden im still studying and i will love to edit ur videos in shaa allah.
Selam from kashmir ❤
Yeeeees, this is what we need. Sisters on the deen, coming on the panel to speak for themselves!
please keep making these particular videos PLEASE I love this!! I need reinforcements they make me feel like I'm really on the right path but not having enough videos of this makes it harder to even explain to myself why I'm doing this.
Alhamdulillah. The sister in niqab absolutely laid it down. Dissection at it’s finest. Salam
May Allah bless all the sisters! Ustadha Naima, I love her for the sake of Allah such a beautiful soul. We need more reaction video with more talking time for Ustadha Naima! she has points full of gems!!
MashaAllah revert sisters are so amazing and so passionate abt the deen. I really admire them! The other two sisters had points full of wisdom too of course, this was a good video with a lot to learn from.
What Farzana said is spot on. Initially this was the non hijabis, but there's been an increasing trend of hijabi's niqabis harshly criticising under the act of advising non hijabi sisters, purely from arrogance and nothing else.
Wallahi there was one time I got involved in a huge arguement with a girl on insta. She said that three of her friends are Muslims and they don't like wearing hijab. They feel like it opresses them. She also said that burqah and hijab are bad, wearing them means submission to male dominance. The argument started in the first place because she trolled a sister wearing hijab in a video and I questioned her action. I tried really hard to make her understand that all muslim women aren't forced to wear it, some chose to wear it. Muslim women wear hijab only to complete their deen. But nah..she just threw some vulgar words at me in response and I am like okayhh..I am gone bye!👋😬
"all muslim women aren't forced to wear it, some chose to wear it" Many are forced to wear it and that's the truth. Not in western countries, but in extremist Islamic countries (which they are MILLIONS of women) so... Nevertheless, countries who forbid them to wear it are as worst.
@@ridori5358 It is a fact that some Muslim women are forced to wear it, but that doesn’t mean the other part of the Muslim population is forced to wear it too. In fact most of Muslim women choose to wear it. I don’t know why you would think that most of them are forced, instead of being modest and educated about the religion. Even in the “extreme” countries most of them aren’t forced. So no, what you said isn’t completely true.
Mashallah, inshallah I get a wife like these women🙏 they seem to be really caring and all of that🙏
There’s a lot of women like this;)
Just let them do whatever they feel like and stop JUDGING 🚶🏾♂️
No
You might as well let a thief into your house.
nudity was a punishment for adam (AS) and Hawa
but the generation after now consider nudity as a form of freedom
“it all starts from the inside “
why if the goal is to have hijabs as socially accepted are so many people in the comments showing their own stigma towards western clothing's for women. You cannot expect western culture to accept you if you believe you are better than them or then westerners will think they are better than you. A superiority complex is not what islam teaches but it seems too many people here judge
I really like how as a non hijabi everyone was willing to agree that no one should be looked down upon by others :)
This guy intentionally let only hijabi on the show and the whole essence of it is to say that it is by force to wear it
This video really helped me made up my mind to start wearing the hijab❤️
The day of judgement draws nearer when women dress as though they are naked. - prophet pbuh.
Women at beaches barely cover their private parts in the US now not all are like this but you can see a women dressed like this pretty commonly.
Okay, non-muslim over here.
A lot of the points made here are quite manipulative against the non-hijabis, and can be turned against your own point. Sure, western culture often does pressure a particular standard of beauty on women, which is something which we know is a problem and we are working on it. But saying that non-hijabis are simply enslaved into western beauty standards, and that they don't have any free will, is a massively manipulative argument.
@@nurun-nisa892 Yes, but my point is that these non-hijabis are NOT enslaved by western culture (caps for emphasis, not for screaming lol). They can submit to Allah, but also take part in western culture.
Also, the Hijab should be worn out of devotion, not societal pressure by the muslim community- that essentially means its a personal choice. I'm sure that many hijabis have made that choice themselves, but I also know for a fact that there can be strong societal repurcussions to not wearing a hijab. At that point, couldn't we argue the same as the video, that as opposed to submitting to Allah, some hijabis are submitting to social pressure from the muslim community?
FACTS!!!!
@@poly9406 spitting out the truth!!!
Great video brother Ali, our sisters need a platform like this to be heard.
This whole conversation is one sided firstly its one opinion being said in different ways. Where is the none hijabis thoughts??
I am sick of men dictating women's topics, we have bigger issues within our community's this is a minor problem compared.
It's about Muslim women who do not wear hijab for whatever reason they think is justified. It's not one sided it is what it is becuase they should know they are not here to do as they please, we are here to worship Allah Swt. This life is short we are not here to do whatever we desire any Muslim women with knowledge would know that they lack that knowledge. Every Muslim is meant to be striving for there eternal aboard Jannah. That is where you can do as you please ones you get to Jannah.
@@wh0kn0ws1tc0uldbe
Believing in what someone tells you is not the same as believing something that you feel in your heart,
So having having an open conversation with the sisters that feel oppressed in the hijab is important I think.
This feels like a bunch of people gossiping behind their back by not letting them join the convo.
You are so insistent the they SHOULD KNOW well obviously they don't because they are humans with regard to belief, contentment and tranquillity is a factor in the level of Iman in the heart.
Also the degree of belief in the heart differs from one person to another.
@@Granga879 beautifully said
@@Granga879 thank you!!!!
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I love how all the three sisters are so calm
Jazakallah khair to everyone who participated in creating this video. Some important points🤌 ✨when it comes to hijab
“...because I want to be judged for what I say and what I do, not for what I look like.”
Subhanallah! Allah is giver of honour and all praise belongs to Allah ❤️ May Allah guide us and bless us in this world and the next 💖
Being free is having the choice to choose what you want to wear. If I choose to walk around “half-naked” then I’m just as free as you when you choose to wear a hijab. Y”all acting like you’re superior in the comments cause you’re “free” from worldly pressures and the male gaze.
where is your profil picture from?
covered or not covered,women need to have a strong sense of self. Body dysphormia ,anorexia and body image can be experienced between muslims and non muslims. Looking good in terms of body is a good thing. I believe taking care of ourselves is a good thing. Getting help for mental illness is also a good thing. Yes on the onset, Islam does look like it has a strong patriarchal tradition- as in men telling what women should wear and dress like. but the same goes for western societies. I don't believe oppression is limited to muslim women. It is nice to be acknowledged, be part of a friendship but we should not sacrifice our identity.
Young women are taught that all they have to offer is their looks… now kindly move aside. Which is a horrible outlook, that I lived for years myself. It caused so many problems. Once I cultivated the courage to cover my body, I started finding what I truly have to offer the world.
Islam teaches you that if you don't cover your body, people will assume all you offer is your looks. That's why they ask you to cover it. What the hell stopped you from finding your value? In western culture you choose whether or not you want to trust people to look past your figure.
Stop obsessing over hair strands honestly there are deeper and more important issues plaguing the Muslim community than a headscarf.
Literally 😭 honestly people don’t understand that everyone has free will.
It's 2021 and people still think that if you don't wear hijab it means you're not doing your other religious duties.wow,I know hijabi women who sleep with men,like sleep around and I know women who dress up like she's a kardashian and wouldn't even address a men let alone sleep with him.so maybe just maybe we should treat women like human beings who are more than just what they wear or don't.
Not all muslim woman do hijab 🤷🏻♀️
I’m a non hijabi who this ramadan managed to pray salah 5 times a day ? That point is true. Wearing or not wearing you can still be on your deen.
But ur still supposed to cover, both men and women are supposed to dress modestly, Allah told us in the Quran. And also if you truly are on your deen, then you should know that as well. But im not trying to force you, when your ready to start wearing the hijab then wear it, but it is a commandment from Allah.
Fun fact
• Women have the option to go to mosque or read at home but men have to read at the mosque 👀
I know a Moroccan sister, a single mom of four kids, who lives in paris, france. She is a good Muslimah but if she was to wear hijab she would be persecuted and possibly lose her job, maybe even assaulted, Allah forbid.
i wish if you could also include non hijabi girls in the converstation
Us muslims?
Sister Fahima i agree with you 100 percent. Its lack of knowledge of our religion that is causing these young girls to have this "freedom" mentality. Its risky and tough living in non muslim countries, because during the whole education, and career achieving phases, most of our Muslim youth,end up ignoring there faith in the process sadly. Its like they are learning everything except about there own religion. We need to make it clear to them, that for success in this life, and especially our afterlife, you have to make your faith a number one priority. may Allah bring us closer to him, and help us achieve success in this life, and our afterlife Ameen.
Is here any sister that explains to me what are the benefits of being naked or half naked ? Don't tell you are free bc being free does not means to be abused
Only the benefits of being naked for women
There is no beneficial at all...my alalh guide us to the right path insha'Allah 💞
It's a good question... I wonder what some people of the opposing opinion would say.
I'm a Muslim man and you're wrong. Not wearing the hijab is different with being naked or half naked. Nothing to do with being free but some women just don't want to wear it, they aren't comfortable yet and you have to respect other people choices. I have to sisters, one wear the hijab, one doesn't and there's no problem with that. My mother doesn't wear the hijab, sometimes she covers, sometime she doesn't but it's more a cultural thing when she does. My father, me, my brother have no problem with that, they are free to do what they want. That doesn't make them less religious. They're more religious than 90% of those who wear it .
At the end of your comment, you said that the only benefit of being naked is to be abused ??? WTF, you're disgusting, you're what's wrong in the Muslim community. Even if a woman is completely naked on the streets, that give men no right to approach her, touch her or abused her. If you believe that the way they dress justify the abused then you're not a Muslim, you're just a dirty dog and Jahanam is waiting to welcome you with open arms.
@@lawtraf8008 wooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh!
You basically just gave takfir!!! Bro, you best say sorry to him and admit it was a mistake. You could end up in the fire because if such a stupid mistake. Take it back and don't be so outrageously dangerous to yourself. Forget his comment. You just gave takfir and said what awaits him of the unseen. If you were in front of me bro I'd grab you and throw you at him to take it back. That will be for your benefit. Take it back, and make tawbah.... Otherwise... I wouldn't like to imagine. You have no idea what you just did. Don't be arrogant and be like "I'm not taking anything back"... You fool... You are playing with eternal punishment! You must take it back for your own good. Do you not have any knowledge of what you just did!?
@@lawtraf8008 bro i asked about the benefits of being naked or half naked not your family actions or do you have any problem with it or not thats irrelevant.
Sister Na'ima is on point Masha Allah!
May Allah bless her!!
I need to talk to someone like these sisters ❣️
Do it Ukhti, we are there for you as your sister in Islam🌹
Thank you sisters, great clarifications!
Is there a way to contact Ali, because I'm trying to get his videos to PewDiePie and KSI subreddits
These sisters have spoken so well, they are so independent yet they hold Their faith in the highest regards,I love brother Ali
All I'm gonna say on judgement day Allah gets to decide who goes to heaven or hell I can't say oh she doesn't wear a hijab when going outside she's gonna go to hell. It's all about a woman personal relationship to Allah as a man I have my own personal relationship to Allah. I'm not a religious person hopefully one day I can become a much better Muslim as time goes by.
Insh Allah bro, try take that first step to bettering yourself religiously as soon as you can. May Allah swt make it easy for you akhi and keep you steadfast in your prayers and religion 🤝
Assalaamu alaikum
Alhamdulillah, I think it's vital to really understand what the word Muslim means and what the term "religious" means in Islam.
Muslim is from the verb aslama, and aslama means "he submitted"
Submitted to what or whom?
Submitted himself to Allah SWT. So far so good, that's easy to understand. But, what does it mean to submit to Allah SWT?
If you want to buy your mother a gift, do you buy her what she likes or what you like?... Obviously you'll buy what she likes.
When you submit to Allah SWT, do you worship Him how he likes or how you like?... If you do it how you like then it's not submission.
Submission is obeying Allah SWT, and he has not commanded anything except that it benefits us, and He is free of need.
He has given us life and everything we have (our eyes, our health, our food, our homes etc.) and he asks us to submit and that's for our benefit again. He is the only one worthy of worship. The most beloved actions to Allah SWT that brings us close to him is the fardh actions (compulsory actions: Salah, zakaat, fasting, haj etc.) and we draw closer to Him with extra.
The biggest, and most important action, that without we are lost... That is... Salah.
Start with Salah and never miss it and be steadfast with it. The rest will come. Pray as if it is your last. May Allah SWT make it easy for you, ameen.
I was looking at the sister fully covered in the bottom left for first 5 sec thinking she was speaking until I found out it was the other sister.. Lol..
Deep down we girls all know how much burden these liberal societies are putting on us.
Thank u for this discussion ❤✨ I really needed it, since it's true, in this modern era I feel like girls are pressured to look beautiful according to how society prefers and it's really hard since most people is conforming to it :"D I realized that in the end, we don't need to prove anything to anyone other than Allah
Great vid. But pls get a mon-hijabi Muslim on the roster next time. More diversity in background and race, the women here were all similar in brought up, and thus, all the same in views.
Thank you.
As a non hijabi myself nobody aspires to be like us lol Why would you want to hear from someone who can't do something that's a fardh? 🤔
@@Menooy22 That's not wt Islam teaches us AT ALL. One of Islam's core values r to co-exist, and to say just becuz someone doesn't wear hijab, makes them less in status, or knowledge, or less of a Muslim. That thinking is haram itself. Not all Hijabi women r even religous.
These women had similar backgrounds and lifestyle, thus having 4 women with the same opinion, is in no way a productive discussion that seeks to educate.
@@haketyu7891 We should help ourselves before trying to help others. That's all I'm saying.
@@Menooy22 Nope. We must do both. Helping others is our Deen. And Hijabis r not valued more or less than other Muslims. Keep that in kind.
Yes! I would love to hear the opinions of non-hijabis
Hope one day my wife wears hijab 🧕, May Allah SWT guide us all to what pleases him. Ameen.
I disagree with you talking trash about makeup because you’re correlating makeup and looking feminine with insecurity which is wrong! You cant “hide” behind makeup because you have to be attractive in the first place to pull it off. Stop giving ammo to abusive makeup shamers!! Makeup is not haram and looking good is no haram! Hijab hasn’t liberated your thinking because now youre a pick me
I agree.
Excellent discussion, thank you
Thank you for bringing the sisters. I hope you can bring the sisters more to talk about matters where women perspective is needed.
Thank you, to all of you,for educating us!
ali dawah when is your marriage documentary coming out
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This is the premiere
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It's gonna be released before hxh that's for sure
When the Dr Dre Detox album drops.
Valentine's Day this year
Maa Shaa Allah..,Am coming from Africa bt i've realised it's very hard to live in this world of today as a Muslim man or woman due to the western cultures and life cz many don't bother knowing what The Almighty needs from us the fact is as long as you follow the Qur'an and do exactly what it says Allah will guide you be a real Muslim, here in Africa there's some non Muslims who couldn't walk half naked, without covering their heads they say its African culture so they have to follow.
I believe Allah spoke the best words and he's the most wise. I just don't understand why only the women wearing headscarfs are known as hijabi's. I've seen people who do not wear a headscard but are more in line with the Islamic dress code. Hijab means cover right? I also don't understand how some muslims think niqab is compulsory when we are asked not to cover our face during hajj. I thought the extra cover was only permissible and prescribed for the mother of believers. Correct me if I'm wrong
I also want to understand that
The part where they talk about choice and commitment is so apt.
Can someone end this permanently, it's set in stone and no one force you to wear the hijab. It's your choice and it's you between God. Please find way to end this simple misunderstanding issue. Such a simple issue and the nonbelievers is making a big deal out of it.
It is a fard though
@@Moh.Ayeshh It still can’t be forced though.
Woman should have a choice if they want to hear the hijab or not. Sadly in many Muslim countries they don't have that choice.