I do not understand the people in the comment sections calling dawood a dayouth. He seems very humble and gentle. On the other hand jasmine too is one of the very few decent muslim youtubers left. She wears her hijab better now than when she started. She also seems connected to allah swt which is great. They seem like a very good couple with a very good understanding mashallah.
Dayooth is a significant term, but it is also accurate to say that he is not putting certain boundaries as a woman can never display herself in front of men for whatever purpose it may be, especially not in front of millions of people, so overall fact is that he does deserve to be criticized as well as her wife for putting all of these liberalistic agendas on to the mind of young influential men in such a wide spread media.
With you guys I never ever got the superiority complex. If anything you are so down to earth, both of you are soft spoken and light hearted. And in terms of your relationship I truly admire you guys and how your chemistry works, like you guys are genuinely best friends. You are by far my favorite couple. And I really don't watch many content creators. Allahumma barik. May Allah preserve your relationship and grant you continuous success and happiness. ❤❤
Yes to part 2. I love these types of sit down videos. Keep it coming. You guys exude love, fun, and immaculate vibes all around. Sending love from your Ethiopian American viewer 💛
You guys are so chill and authentic … really appreciate dawood perspective on how he would react if you take off the hijab… And so funny that on each assumption dawood says Whyyyyyyyy??????
I really really appreciate the talk about hijab. Of how it’s very important as Muslims. How you’re doing it for the sake of Allah! And that’s something that would be upsetting (it should be its disobedience towards Allah). It’s very refreshing hearing that from a guy and woman, married couple, that you guys would strive to continue obedience towards Allah despite society norms or nafs. Thank you for being genuine and not sugar coating it! I get disappointed hearing couples being okay with sinning. We are all sinners but at the end of the day is how we help each other come back to Allah. Barak Allah feekum ❤️
Glad to see you again. Regarding the 'wearing panties' thing towards you Jasmine, I have the impression is due to the fact that people don't appreciate a woman being assertive. Whereas if it was a man who was more talkative, who leads and makes decisions, people think it's normal because we're in a patriarchal society. I see it a lot when a woman has 'character' or expresses herself assertively we feel obliged to point it out by saying "yes boss" or feeling surprised and I find that annoying because a woman has the right to be more responsible, more mature and knows what she wants without justifying or minimizing herself! ❤
I never leave TH-cam comments, but I had to for this video! You guys are awesome!! Today I was a bit moody, but this video was so cute it made my day! I wish you guys luck on your TH-cam and business journey :)
I also thought I would always keep my hijab, but that wasn’t the case. I was attacked twice so I no longer felt safe to wear it and I had take it off for my own safety. I wear modest clothing at all times (even better than before) and I surely feel closer to Allah and feel a lot safer, so never say never…
With regards to the Arab superiority complex, Lebanese people are looked upon by other Arabs as classier, superior, well dressed, generous, hospitable and have an amazing sense of style. I have definitely experienced this while travelling around the Arab countries and heard it many times.
Some people married and deliberately don't want/postpone children from whatever reasons they have and it should be okay. I haven't got any clue why many people in our community (Islam community) choose to deliberately offended of something that has nothing to do with them at all. Married and having children are not even obligatory as if they are in the 5 pillars. Some people turn eye blind of honor killing in the name of our religion but screaming when somebody postpone or not want wanting children. Gosh...
What an adorable video! You guys are so real. It’s funny I came across an IG post of DIY anti-wrinkle spray and that led to Fares and now I’m here. You two make such an authentically beautiful couple! MashaAllah!! May Allah(swt) protect and bless you ! Ameen
I really loved this video. Even though people are assuming stuff, it felt relaxed. I loved seeing that pride you have for each other. Some were a bit crazy though idk how I’d have reacted 😂 anyway you guys are doing great 😊🤍
It’s been too long since y’all posted this video on TH-cam I miss y’all…😢 hope the rain has not affected you. Praying all is well, sending love all the way from Texas
Come to school in your Hijab. You can't change culture with isolation. I recall when my grade school friend came to school in her Hijab. I thought she looked great. My dad is Lebanese / Syrian and Irish (Maronite/Catholic) and My mom is Puerto Rican and Irish (Catholic). Jale is Turkish and Muslim. We are close and vacation together. If we look more toward what we have in common rather than our differences.
u are really lovely couple! im live in sweden and the hijab topic is very sensitive object and where ever you go they will watching u especially if u working at the state or Authority. I love that u are so real with all that questions. and show the world how real you guys is behind and infront of camera. like many influencers they just filming for the view or show shows a facade but not the real side and every young couple think that they will be the same bc their live is so perfect they got house and money. So when u guys show how u started is feel like im living in real live to see u and fact that live is not perfectly for couples. omg i have to stop writing an essay know 😅 guys i just love u and may Allah make easy for u for everything! ❤
You guys are awesome ❤❤❤❤ Love watching your videos 🎉🎉🎉 And yes, don’t pay attention to those negative assumptions, people usually make them based on their own personal experience, and whenever Allah is going to bless you with children, you two will be the greatest parents ❤❤❤
“I was inspired but also I was put in an environment which allowed me to easily want to put on the hijab” “a child won’t think of putting a hijab on if she’s not raised in an atmosphere which is encouraging to wear the hijab”. For some reason my maternal grandma was so against wearing hijab and now because of that my mom believes the same thing that hijab is “dumb” so I was never raised in a house that was super encouraging of wearing hijab or anything, even tho I have lots of extended family on my dad’s side that wear the hijab so my relationship with hijab is really weird and I can never fully get myself to want to wear it even tho in the back of my head I wanna wear it. Also in terms of clothing I was raised with the idea of “wear whatever you want as long as your legs, cleavage, and stomach are covered and the clothing isn’t tight or ‘weird’” so wearing hijab would mean having to change my clothing style as well which is hard for me to switch to. And also my parents in general aren’t super religious which wasn’t helpful at all growing up in America.
I was born in Peru, South America and my grandfather was from Lebanon. I did one of those 23 and me DNA and found that I have lots of Arab family. My grandfathers last name was chidiriac which I understand is a common last name in Lebanon. Unfortunately my grandfather died before I was born so I don’t really know much about him or his Lebanese culture but would love to learn. I think you both are great and I enjoy your videos.
i feel soo angry when people or parents pressure me into having kids and yet I am not ready and I also moved countries and want to adapt first. Is it only me? or does anyone else feels that. I like their answer i wish i can give people in my life the same answer.
Adorable video! You guys were so candid and such good sports about some intrusive questions. May Allah bless you and protect you from evil eye. And you're both funny, humble and a joy to watch. All the best to you both!
You look like two truly genuine people. Your rich and fulfilled life full of freedom does however consist of numerous very strict rules your religion demands(commands). I am just wondering, out of pure curiosity, how is it possibe that 2 people raised in Canada care so much for the religious rules? Isn't it the most important thing to be a good man/woman and how your acts reflect on people around you? And lastly, if you had a daughter, would you want the same "rules" for her?
Obviously I'm not them but I thought I'd give my opinion as someone who also lives in a non Muslim country. Id say I come from a religious background and a religious community in general and so I will say, that th greatest influence is simply your upbringing. There's a saying we Muslims have that "the first school is the lap of the mother." Like Jasmine said, she was inspired to wear hijab because of her mother but also because she was in an environment that made it easy for her to want to wear it. For example, I live in England and we are very fortunate with how freely we can practice our religion if I'm honest. We have plenty of islamic schools, mosques on every corner and very plenty of Muslim communities. Just little things like seeing the men flock to the mosque five times a day, or going to mosque Monday to Friday in the evening from 5-7 (which is typically what every child does here) and having a religious upbringing there makes a whole world of a difference. Same with going to islamic schools. So to summarise, I personally think the values of the country will have little influence if the upbringing is right. In fact, just recently we had a group from Saudi Arabia come visit our local mosque and he said something along the lines of how they wish their youth were as connected to religion and the mosque as they are here. He even went as far as to say there are couples in Saudi who wish to come here due to our Muslim communities. About being a good person, of course that is also greatly emphasised in religion and is something that again, will be and should be taught when raising kids but for us, that can't be isolated from religion if that makes sense, they are part of each other. Hope that helps x
As an English revert (meaning an English person who chose Islam as their religion after being raised by non Muslim parents) I also second the above comment and want to add my thoughts also. I chose Islam for the rules, I lived a life without really any rules apart from British laws and I found myself always depressed and always just focused on the materialistic things which brought me 0 happiness and much debt. Of course I am a woman and enjoyed shopping and enjoyed buying things and trying to better myself - Islam even encourages to buy gifts 🎁 and study and be successful and in fact the first words revealed of our holy Quran was READ “iqra”.. Islam has the theme of study and acquiring knowledge through the teachings of Quran, Sunnah and the first noble Muslims… really I could keep typing because Islam and all of the rules and teachings truly has it all! The non Muslim people think we are restricted but I can tell you as an English lady who has seen both sides the grass is most definitely greener on my side of following Islam! Hope that cleared up some misconceptions about Islam and all of its “rules”.. I want to add one more thought .. the fact you are watching this video, asking why we have so many rules and have curiosity about Islam says to me that come this time next year you will most likely be a Muslim (speaking as someone with experience as I too had many questions and often was very antagonistic!) Let’s see.. only Allah knows.. if I was right comment back below this in 1 year and let us all know! And if not well I wish I you all the best dear fellow human, I pray you find this path and get to safety before it’s too late.. Take care and I leave you with the beautiful Islamic greeting of peace - Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh May the peace, blessings and mercy of the almighty be upon you 🤲☝️✌️🕊️
@@allthingsmumlifeUK It is easy to practice these rules in a free country where EVERYONE'S rights are respected. But you can not expect it to be ok when these people are shovinists, misogynic, homophobic in our free and tolerant countries where they usually come to practice their religion and live a very free life. Lets not forget the rage that freedom of speech exacerbated (jokes on prophet Mohammed). Unfortunately for the muslims, islamic revolution is very real for most of their world. Let us all accept all of each others differences. If not, maybe there is a place that would be suitable for these persons to live. I certainly would not want to raise a daughter in such environment.
@@Broonchitrust me when I say this we are very happy as Muslims with our ‘rules’ we are free from all the societal expectations and pressures which btw everyone follows some sort of society, islam is a way of life not just a religion and good character and morals are one of the most important aspects of our religion and are heavily emphasised , we can’t look only at Muslims or Muslims countries to judge because they are very imperfect, I’d highly suggest you do some genuine research about our beliefs and teachings are you are misinformed, we should not BELIVE something that the media has subconsciously brainwashed us to believe, go out and see for yourself, also yes I would be so happy to raise my daughter as a Muslim because before islam communities would burry their daughters alive, islam came put a stop to this, Islam was revolutionary in so many ways it improved living for everyone, each and every person was considered not just those with money, women were given rights before the western countries gave them, that’s why we have more women reverting to Islam than anyone else 💕💕 Muslim/ Muslim countries ≠ Islam
@@hareem1720 I am not convinced. Nor brainwashed. Living in a country where our neighbour is muslim Bosnia, I can only tell you, before it was not important who you were, muslim, catholic or orthodox. Now it is very important. I cannot support the religion whose members hate 51%of world population. Women. We have fought for our rights. May we unite and fight again. For all the enslaved women of islamic republics, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan. Against "honour" killings. For women education. Thank you sir. But no thank you.
There is a GENOCIDE in Palestine! Wish you all would use your platforms to spread awareness and help the Palestinians. On the day of judgement, the thousands of children killed will ask us "What did you do? Why didn't you help us?" These children should be as precious to us as our own. Their suffering is our suffering. This is not the time to forget and go about our lives as if nothing is happening to our brothers and sisters. PLEASE do more to help the Palestinians. Thank you!
they advertised a jewelry brand, (that they’re wearing) that feeds a meal to those affected in Palestine for every piece bought/sold. lol that’s something to me. better than posting a picture here and there. maybe you should have actually watched the video and payed attention 😂 #freeFalesteeennnn 🤍😘
so just because people are dying in gaza we have to stop our lives? why didnt people say this about iraq or syria or sudan or yemen? hypocrisy at its finest🤦🏽♀️
Heyy guys, can u please please do a video for hidden gems for modest sets for very affordable prices it’s so hard to find sets that are great to ware in the summer, or best places to eat for affordable prices. I wud love to get your guys feedback and recommendations. Appreciate that thank you :)
I am not sunni nor shia, I am a muslim. Zakir Naik did a video on this titled 'In Muslims there are Wahabis and Sunnis. Whom Should we Follow? - Dr Zakir Naik'
A lot of people forget that there is people who get married and Don‘t want children right away.
Assalamualaikum hi. Mashallah you're beautiful:) do you have instagram?
They married long time ago lol
In most of their shorts I have seen them ridicule couple with kids
or at all 🤷🏽♀️
I do not understand the people in the comment sections calling dawood a dayouth. He seems very humble and gentle. On the other hand jasmine too is one of the very few decent muslim youtubers left. She wears her hijab better now than when she started. She also seems connected to allah swt which is great. They seem like a very good couple with a very good understanding mashallah.
❤totally
Dayooth is a significant term, but it is also accurate to say that he is not putting certain boundaries as a woman can never display herself in front of men for whatever purpose it may be, especially not in front of millions of people, so overall fact is that he does deserve to be criticized as well as her wife for putting all of these liberalistic agendas on to the mind of young influential men in such a wide spread media.
7 years and still in love and respectful with one another Masha Allah. Mag Allah swt keep you guys like this in duniya and aakhira
With you guys I never ever got the superiority complex. If anything you are so down to earth, both of you are soft spoken and light hearted. And in terms of your relationship I truly admire you guys and how your chemistry works, like you guys are genuinely best friends. You are by far my favorite couple. And I really don't watch many content creators. Allahumma barik. May Allah preserve your relationship and grant you continuous success and happiness. ❤❤
Yes to part 2. I love these types of sit down videos. Keep it coming. You guys exude love, fun, and immaculate vibes all around. Sending love from your Ethiopian American viewer 💛
You guys are so chill and authentic … really appreciate dawood perspective on how he would react if you take off the hijab…
And so funny that on each assumption dawood says Whyyyyyyyy??????
You guys are veryyy genuine and have great communication skills, I could watch your videos the whole day 😅
i missed binge watchin your videos. We want part 2!!!! also, the shirt that Jasmine is wearing is just so dreamy and goergeous
Dawoud watching anime is the best news that ive heard in a while 😂❤
I really really appreciate the talk about hijab. Of how it’s very important as Muslims. How you’re doing it for the sake of Allah! And that’s something that would be upsetting (it should be its disobedience towards Allah). It’s very refreshing hearing that from a guy and woman, married couple, that you guys would strive to continue obedience towards Allah despite society norms or nafs. Thank you for being genuine and not sugar coating it! I get disappointed hearing couples being okay with sinning. We are all sinners but at the end of the day is how we help each other come back to Allah. Barak Allah feekum ❤️
Glad to see you again. Regarding the 'wearing panties' thing towards you Jasmine, I have the impression is due to the fact that people don't appreciate a woman being assertive. Whereas if it was a man who was more talkative, who leads and makes decisions, people think it's normal because we're in a patriarchal society. I see it a lot when a woman has 'character' or expresses herself assertively we feel obliged to point it out by saying "yes boss" or feeling surprised and I find that annoying because a woman has the right to be more responsible, more mature and knows what she wants without justifying or minimizing herself! ❤
You guys cracked me up, Jasmin with your murder mystery shows before bed 😂
I never leave TH-cam comments, but I had to for this video! You guys are awesome!! Today I was a bit moody, but this video was so cute it made my day! I wish you guys luck on your TH-cam and business journey :)
I also thought I would always keep my hijab, but that wasn’t the case. I was attacked twice so I no longer felt safe to wear it and I had take it off for my own safety. I wear modest clothing at all times (even better than before) and I surely feel closer to Allah and feel a lot safer, so never say never…
May Allah make it easier for you
may Allah make it easier for you to put it back on
I like this
Not everything u see is what is actually going on
I feel ppl just make silly assumptions but this was so nice to watch
With regards to the Arab superiority complex, Lebanese people are looked upon by other Arabs as classier, superior, well dressed, generous, hospitable and have an amazing sense of style. I have definitely experienced this while travelling around the Arab countries and heard it many times.
and very racist against black people and asians tbh. Ofc not all but it's very prominent in their country and culture.
lmfao what. other arabs see lebanese as dayoths and gay and lebanese women as wh0res. idk where u got that from
Ok but who sleeps to watching murder documentary 😂😭😭 btw jasmine ur so welll spoken !!! Mashallah
I do too😭
lol right, they both have funny habits murder documentaries are crazy 😭
Me too!!😭😭😭😭
Dawoud the whole video: WHY??? WHY WOULD YOU ASSUME THAT???? *offended tone*
Some people married and deliberately don't want/postpone children from whatever reasons they have and it should be okay. I haven't got any clue why many people in our community (Islam community) choose to deliberately offended of something that has nothing to do with them at all. Married and having children are not even obligatory as if they are in the 5 pillars. Some people turn eye blind of honor killing in the name of our religion but screaming when somebody postpone or not want wanting children. Gosh...
What an adorable video! You guys are so real. It’s funny I came across an IG post of DIY anti-wrinkle spray and that led to Fares and now I’m here. You two make such an authentically beautiful couple! MashaAllah!! May Allah(swt) protect and bless you ! Ameen
I remember them from LA luna on Concession Street hamilton!
Wonderful people
I remember him as a waiter so friendly and kind
I really loved this video. Even though people are assuming stuff, it felt relaxed. I loved seeing that pride you have for each other. Some were a bit crazy though idk how I’d have reacted 😂 anyway you guys are doing great 😊🤍
amazing response fro Dawoud about the HIJAB!!! xxx
Yeaaah do a part 2 this was interesting to listen to on my walk
5:45 who edited that bleep😂😂 it was so bad it didnt even cover it
Jasmine the colors of your outfit are perfect together 😍😍😍 Love your videos always 💗💗💗 God protect both of you and fill your lives with happiness 🥰🥰🥰
It’s been too long since y’all posted this video on TH-cam I miss y’all…😢 hope the rain has not affected you. Praying all is well, sending love all the way from Texas
My husband is the same, he loves the couch😩 when we watch movies we usually fall asleep and he refuses to wake up to move to the bed😂
You guys are adorable ❤ I love the energy and understanding between you two 🙌🏻
Come to school in your Hijab. You can't change culture with isolation. I recall when my grade school friend came to school in her Hijab. I thought she looked great. My dad is Lebanese / Syrian and Irish (Maronite/Catholic) and My mom is Puerto Rican and Irish (Catholic). Jale is Turkish and Muslim. We are close and vacation together. If we look more toward what we have in common rather than our differences.
I love how you are always covered. May Allah bless you for that, Jasmine❤.
Such a stupid comment 😂
@@Bigred338 not at all, why r u jealous?
@@hellokitty10117 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
u are really lovely couple! im live in sweden and the hijab topic is very sensitive object and where ever you go they will watching u especially if u working at the state or Authority.
I love that u are so real with all that questions. and show the world how real you guys is behind and infront of camera. like many influencers they just filming for the view or show shows a facade but not the real side and every young couple think that they will be the same bc their live is so perfect they got house and money. So when u guys show how u started is feel like im living in real live to see u and fact that live is not perfectly for couples.
omg i have to stop writing an essay know 😅 guys i just love u and may Allah make easy for u for everything! ❤
I love the top Jasmine!! Where's it from?
Adopt me 😁
😂😂😂
Tbh I'd love to be adopted too so we would siblings 😅
😅😅😅😅😅
Me tooooo
You guys are awesome ❤❤❤❤ Love watching your videos 🎉🎉🎉 And yes, don’t pay attention to those negative assumptions, people usually make them based on their own personal experience, and whenever Allah is going to bless you with children, you two will be the greatest parents ❤❤❤
I always enjoy watching your videos, love your energy💚
I really enjoyed and missed these types of videos you guys should definitely do a part two!!!
We need a part 2 please 🙏🏻
Jasmine where is that top from?! pls
I really love you guys! Do another one! Part 2!🎉🎉❤❤
I can't stop smiling while watching you guys, masha'allah 😊 rabena y7fazko w y5leko l b3d ❤❤
I think youll both make amazing parents! Much love and respect guys 💌
“I was inspired but also I was put in an environment which allowed me to easily want to put on the hijab” “a child won’t think of putting a hijab on if she’s not raised in an atmosphere which is encouraging to wear the hijab”. For some reason my maternal grandma was so against wearing hijab and now because of that my mom believes the same thing that hijab is “dumb” so I was never raised in a house that was super encouraging of wearing hijab or anything, even tho I have lots of extended family on my dad’s side that wear the hijab so my relationship with hijab is really weird and I can never fully get myself to want to wear it even tho in the back of my head I wanna wear it. Also in terms of clothing I was raised with the idea of “wear whatever you want as long as your legs, cleavage, and stomach are covered and the clothing isn’t tight or ‘weird’” so wearing hijab would mean having to change my clothing style as well which is hard for me to switch to. And also my parents in general aren’t super religious which wasn’t helpful at all growing up in America.
this was fun to watch
I was born in Peru, South America and my grandfather was from Lebanon. I did one of those 23 and me DNA and found that I have lots of Arab family. My grandfathers last name was chidiriac which I understand is a common last name in Lebanon. Unfortunately my grandfather died before I was born so I don’t really know much about him or his Lebanese culture but would love to learn. I think you both are great and I enjoy your videos.
I personally think that Daoud is soo kind and you are more likely to get angry lool, I don't know whyu
Do a part 2 please ❤
i feel soo angry when people or parents pressure me into having kids and yet I am not ready and I also moved countries and want to adapt first. Is it only me? or does anyone else feels that. I like their answer i wish i can give people in my life the same answer.
I get pressured into marriage when I have not really desired. I am now 26. I just don't feel it. Why do people pressure me?
@@shimmer4771 exactly i feel you this is horrible. Like nobody is going to bare the consequences but me so leave me choose.
@@jessicageller320 my aunt tried to pair me up with someone. I didn't even ask. 😭
@@shimmer4771 I get you this is soo annoying 😢
@@shimmer4771it is all immigrant POC parents. They never understand or leave us the choice.
4:15 DAWOUDS GOT SO HAPPY HAA SO CUTE 🤣🤣🤣
Omg ! It was a fun video until you reach the last part 😭😂❤️loved it !
I love and adore your videos thx for bringing a new video I have missed u guys ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤xoxoxoxo
love y’all’s channel!! y’all are such an amazing couple🩷
I adore your videos. I would like so many more!
Adorable video! You guys were so candid and such good sports about some intrusive questions. May Allah bless you and protect you from evil eye. And you're both funny, humble and a joy to watch. All the best to you both!
You guys crack me up 😂 and it’s so good you can take a joke!!
So fun to watch! Please do more of these videos 👍🏻☺️
I’m Catholic and I think the hijab is beautiful and so are the reasons behind it & you two make a beautiful couple ❤ & do not look alike 😂
we want more!! love y guys
I fall asleep to murder documentaries too🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I missed you so much ! Loved this video and can't wait for the part two !!
Those assumptions oh my. You guys look so humble and mashallah well matched. Allah ya7meekon
Part 2!!! 🙌🏼😍
Oh And hair transplant video or Q&A 💯 - Dawouds turned out so natural!
love ur outfit jasmine mashallah
Its so nice! can we please get a link to the blouse?
You look like two truly genuine people. Your rich and fulfilled life full of freedom does however consist of numerous very strict rules your religion demands(commands). I am just wondering, out of pure curiosity, how is it possibe that 2 people raised in Canada care so much for the religious rules? Isn't it the most important thing to be a good man/woman and how your acts reflect on people around you? And lastly, if you had a daughter, would you want the same "rules" for her?
Obviously I'm not them but I thought I'd give my opinion as someone who also lives in a non Muslim country. Id say I come from a religious background and a religious community in general and so I will say, that th greatest influence is simply your upbringing. There's a saying we Muslims have that "the first school is the lap of the mother." Like Jasmine said, she was inspired to wear hijab because of her mother but also because she was in an environment that made it easy for her to want to wear it. For example, I live in England and we are very fortunate with how freely we can practice our religion if I'm honest. We have plenty of islamic schools, mosques on every corner and very plenty of Muslim communities. Just little things like seeing the men flock to the mosque five times a day, or going to mosque Monday to Friday in the evening from 5-7 (which is typically what every child does here) and having a religious upbringing there makes a whole world of a difference. Same with going to islamic schools. So to summarise, I personally think the values of the country will have little influence if the upbringing is right. In fact, just recently we had a group from Saudi Arabia come visit our local mosque and he said something along the lines of how they wish their youth were as connected to religion and the mosque as they are here. He even went as far as to say there are couples in Saudi who wish to come here due to our Muslim communities.
About being a good person, of course that is also greatly emphasised in religion and is something that again, will be and should be taught when raising kids but for us, that can't be isolated from religion if that makes sense, they are part of each other.
Hope that helps x
As an English revert (meaning an English person who chose Islam as their religion after being raised by non Muslim parents) I also second the above comment and want to add my thoughts also.
I chose Islam for the rules, I lived a life without really any rules apart from British laws and I found myself always depressed and always just focused on the materialistic things which brought me 0 happiness and much debt.
Of course I am a woman and enjoyed shopping and enjoyed buying things and trying to better myself - Islam even encourages to buy gifts 🎁 and study and be successful and in fact the first words revealed of our holy Quran was READ “iqra”.. Islam has the theme of study and acquiring knowledge through the teachings of Quran, Sunnah and the first noble Muslims… really I could keep typing because Islam and all of the rules and teachings truly has it all!
The non Muslim people think we are restricted but I can tell you as an English lady who has seen both sides the grass is most definitely greener on my side of following Islam!
Hope that cleared up some misconceptions about Islam and all of its “rules”..
I want to add one more thought .. the fact you are watching this video, asking why we have so many rules and have curiosity about Islam says to me that come this time next year you will most likely be a Muslim (speaking as someone with experience as I too had many questions and often was very antagonistic!)
Let’s see.. only Allah knows.. if I was right comment back below this in 1 year and let us all know!
And if not well I wish I you all the best dear fellow human, I pray you find this path and get to safety before it’s too late..
Take care and I leave you with the beautiful Islamic greeting of peace - Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh
May the peace, blessings and mercy of the almighty be upon you
🤲☝️✌️🕊️
@@allthingsmumlifeUK It is easy to practice these rules in a free country where EVERYONE'S rights are respected. But you can not expect it to be ok when these people are shovinists, misogynic, homophobic in our free and tolerant countries where they usually come to practice their religion and live a very free life. Lets not forget the rage that freedom of speech exacerbated (jokes on prophet Mohammed). Unfortunately for the muslims, islamic revolution is very real for most of their world. Let us all accept all of each others differences. If not, maybe there is a place that would be suitable for these persons to live. I certainly would not want to raise a daughter in such environment.
@@Broonchitrust me when I say this we are very happy as Muslims with our ‘rules’ we are free from all the societal expectations and pressures which btw everyone follows some sort of society, islam is a way of life not just a religion and good character and morals are one of the most important aspects of our religion and are heavily emphasised , we can’t look only at Muslims or Muslims countries to judge because they are very imperfect, I’d highly suggest you do some genuine research about our beliefs and teachings are you are misinformed, we should not BELIVE something that the media has subconsciously brainwashed us to believe, go out and see for yourself, also yes I would be so happy to raise my daughter as a Muslim because before islam communities would burry their daughters alive, islam came put a stop to this, Islam was revolutionary in so many ways it improved living for everyone, each and every person was considered not just those with money, women were given rights before the western countries gave them, that’s why we have more women reverting to Islam than anyone else 💕💕 Muslim/ Muslim countries ≠ Islam
@@hareem1720 I am not convinced. Nor brainwashed. Living in a country where our neighbour is muslim Bosnia, I can only tell you, before it was not important who you were, muslim, catholic or orthodox. Now it is very important. I cannot support the religion whose members hate 51%of world population. Women. We have fought for our rights. May we unite and fight again. For all the enslaved women of islamic republics, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan. Against "honour" killings. For women education. Thank you sir. But no thank you.
My husband has slept more on the couch than in our bed 😂 he’s not alone lmaoo
I think he is a gay
@@MuhammadFaisal-np7tc he is gay bc he sleeps in the coach??? 😂😂😂😂
Jasmine where is this top from??
You guys have a lovely relationship Mashallah
My mom also said that "what go's around comes around"
Insha'Allah, you will question whether your kids are actually yours due to their akhlaq
Sweet! Good luck and love for you two
I enjoyed every single minute of it. I love you both so much.
I think you guys are dope and funny. ❤ cheers to both of you
Hello Jasmin, love your top, could you share the link ? Thank you in advance
They always say naseeb look alike. Super normal if you do look alike.
Plz do daily vlogs! ❤
Part two please❤
I'm so in love with you guys!
Thank you for being such a light in the world and all my love your way!!!
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Where is ur top from?? In love 😍❤️
I know!!!
There is a GENOCIDE in Palestine! Wish you all would use your platforms to spread awareness and help the Palestinians. On the day of judgement, the thousands of children killed will ask us "What did you do? Why didn't you help us?" These children should be as precious to us as our own. Their suffering is our suffering. This is not the time to forget and go about our lives as if nothing is happening to our brothers and sisters. PLEASE do more to help the Palestinians. Thank you!
They actually always do, mostly on Instagram.
they advertised a jewelry brand, (that they’re wearing) that feeds a meal to those affected in Palestine for every piece bought/sold. lol that’s something to me. better than posting a picture here and there. maybe you should have actually watched the video and payed attention 😂 #freeFalesteeennnn 🤍😘
Just Wait till Israel invades Lebanon🤠
so just because people are dying in gaza we have to stop our lives? why didnt people say this about iraq or syria or sudan or yemen? hypocrisy at its finest🤦🏽♀️
May Allah swt grant you healthy, happy and beautiful children that will be the coolness of your eyes 🤲🏼
I don’t think you look alike, you just have the features common to Lebanon
Love your look in the video 😍please mention where the top is from 🫶
Jasmine you look so good in this video MachaAllah. Your hijab matches your blouse so well 👌🏼😍
Jasmine! 😊
Heyy guys, can u please please do a video for hidden gems for modest sets for very affordable prices it’s so hard to find sets that are great to ware in the summer, or best places to eat for affordable prices.
I wud love to get your guys feedback and recommendations.
Appreciate that thank you :)
Where’s your top from?
Love you guys thanks for the good time
Finally a video 😁😁
Where did you get your blouse from 😍
I love u guysss
Dawoud’s teeth are very white - quite nice
They are artificial dental veneers
😂@@Giant_Dwarff
6:23 y’all are soooo cute mashallah❤
Do you guys have any recommendations of where to go if visiting Toronto/ niagara? As I know your from Canada ❤
You two are great! Mashallah I wish nothing but the g but the best for your growth and evolution in life and marriage
LOL my husband and I got the « look alike » thingy too… although he’s Moroccan and I’m Tunisian.. go figure 😅 1:28
Where can we buy your prayer clothing? The one you always use in the shorts? The silk one. Thank you.
Serenity scarves
@@mskhan9761 ty
I reallyy like jasmineee girl crush😍 very well spoken and i like your eyes too!! So prettyyy
Part 2 please
Is it allowed to wear necklace for men????
No its not allowed
What?
I am not sunni nor shia, I am a muslim. Zakir Naik did a video on this titled 'In Muslims there are Wahabis and Sunnis. Whom Should we Follow? - Dr Zakir Naik'