Is the Niqab mandatory?
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I personally follow the opinion that it is not mandatory, but encouraged. I don’t wear it, but I’d love too at one point in my life, maybe when I’m older, in uni or something. I think the niqab is beautiful btw!
You could practice the practice of wearing the niqab without wearing it just by wearing a face mask I think Covid probably lead to people becoming niqabis because of this exact reason
@@johndoe-xn1zrwhy are you forcing them?
Same here.
Then u follow maliki or hanafi school of thought but it is mandatory for u since it is times of fitnah
@zahrahussein421 i think the person meant that its best to wear it as soon as possible and not delay it cus ure not promised a tomorrow
❤ Sister, I appreciate this very much. Though I don't follow a specific school of thought, this made sense to me. With evil saturating the world as it is, Muslimahs should consider extra steps to protect ourselves and our deen. It is definitely a Time of Fitnah.
Pray to Holy Mary, the real God
@@Poonam-ie1cz Now I know you are trolling. I have catholic family members. They don't think Maryam, AS, is a god. I would rather worship who created her.
@@DawnSaleh catholics from usa ha ga
@Poonam-ie1cz Lol which unknown religion are you following ? Even Christians do not think Mary is God.
@@lightzz1 Medjugorie
Covering face is not wajib. It’s mustahab (wish) . In Quran and Hadith there is no recommendation to cover the face.
24:31
وَقُل لِّلْمُؤْمِنَـٰتِ يَغْضُضْنَ مِنْ أَبْصَـٰرِهِنَّ وَيَحْفَظْنَ فُرُوجَهُنَّ وَلَا يُبْدِينَ زِينَتَهُنَّ إِلَّا مَا ظَهَرَ مِنْهَا ۖ وَلْيَضْرِبْنَ بِخُمُرِهِنَّ عَلَىٰ جُيُوبِهِنَّ ۖ وَلَا يُبْدِينَ زِينَتَهُنَّ إِلَّا لِبُعُولَتِهِنَّ أَوْ ءَابَآئِهِنَّ أَوْ ءَابَآءِ بُعُولَتِهِنَّ أَوْ أَبْنَآئِهِنَّ أَوْ أَبْنَآءِ بُعُولَتِهِنَّ أَوْ إِخْوَٰنِهِنَّ أَوْ بَنِىٓ إِخْوَٰنِهِنَّ أَوْ بَنِىٓ أَخَوَٰتِهِنَّ أَوْ نِسَآئِهِنَّ أَوْ مَا مَلَكَتْ أَيْمَـٰنُهُنَّ أَوِ ٱلتَّـٰبِعِينَ غَيْرِ أُو۟لِى ٱلْإِرْبَةِ مِنَ ٱلرِّجَالِ أَوِ ٱلطِّفْلِ ٱلَّذِينَ لَمْ يَظْهَرُوا۟ عَلَىٰ عَوْرَٰتِ ٱلنِّسَآءِ ۖ وَلَا يَضْرِبْنَ بِأَرْجُلِهِنَّ لِيُعْلَمَ مَا يُخْفِينَ مِن زِينَتِهِنَّ ۚ وَتُوبُوٓا۟ إِلَى ٱللَّهِ جَمِيعًا أَيُّهَ ٱلْمُؤْمِنُونَ لَعَلَّكُمْ تُفْلِحُونَ ٣١
And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things), and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts) and not to show off their adornment except only that which is apparent (like both eyes for necessity to see the way, or outer palms of hands or one eye or dress like veil, gloves, head-cover, apron, etc.), and to draw their veils all over Juyûbihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks and bosoms) and not to reveal their adornment except to their husbands, or their fathers, or their husband’s fathers, or their sons, or their husband’s sons, or their brothers or their brother’s sons, or their sister’s sons, or their (Muslim) women (i.e. their sisters in Islâm), or the (female) slaves whom their right hands possess, or old male servants who lack vigour, or small children who have no sense of feminine sex. And let them not stamp their feet so as to reveal what they hide of their adornment. And all of you beg Allâh to forgive you all, O believers, that you may be successful.[1]
- Al-Hilali & Khan
[1](V.31) "And to draw their veils all over Juyûbihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks, and bosoms) and not to reveal their adornment..."
Narrated ‘Âishahرضي الله عنها: ‘May Allâh bestow His Mercy on the early emigrant women. When Allâh revealed:
"And to draw their veils all over Juyûbihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks, and bosoms)" - they tore their Murût (a woollen dress, or a waist-binding cloth or an apron, etc.) and covered their heads and faces with those torn Murût’
Narrated Safiyyah bint Shaibah: ‘Âishah used to say: ‘When the Verse:
"And to draw their veils all over Juyûbihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks, and bosoms)" (Verse 24:31) was revealed, (the ladies) cut their waist sheets at the edges and covered their heads and faces with those cut pieces of cloth.’ (Sahih Al Bukhari, Vol.6, Hadith No.282).
What are u saying 😂😂😂😂
Lol allah never told this to wear niqab... niqab is arab dress not for everyone. Allah told women to wear modesy which doesn't shoe her aura that's it and wear hijab so it can cover hair. Even torah and bible said same thing@@bleekwater6176
Did you hear what she said? She said within the Hanafi school of thought. Within this school of thought, it is wajib, not mustahab, during times of fitna.
She clearly said "according of hanfi school or maslak " so if you belong to other maslak like shafi then it might not be mandatory😊
It’s mandatory in shafi as well
It is mandatory!
It is not mandatory
@@usermqlwkejrhrnot in all schools!
It is mandatory
I live in korea and i'm also a korean revert to islam.I just started wearing the hijab and i already get weird looks enough and if i was wearing a niqab who knows.
According to multiple scolars it's not mandatory.
it is not mandatory
@@si.3107 But she said it is
As she said, it depends on the school of thought and what scholars you listen to. Many scholars say it's just Sunnah for women.
@@NerdyMystic09 Okay
Sister don’t worry about their weird looks. Will you give priority to people who aren’t even least concerned about you over your creator?
It's better to wear it tbh regardless if it is mandatory or not. End goal is jannah not duniya.
There's so much more to getting there than cover 😏🤔👀✌🏽
@@Kepler10b Well said , thank you & its muslim men who try like Hell to enforce this , 🙄
I do not agree with you sister even if I am a muslim wearing jilbab/khimar but of course I respect all of my muslim sisters wearing or not the niqab/burqa
it’s not mandatory to cover face, hands or feet.
Yeah keep doing major sins
Please give proof from Qu'ran about the feet.
@@shehzi8031
Yeah keep saying something is a major sin, without giving a Quran verse.
@@shehzi8031 80% of muslims wear hijab and not niqab, and there's a reason for that most madhabs interpret the quran as that the whole body is awra except face a'd palms
@@animeotaku8506 in islam hijab /niqab means covering your whole body those women who only cover their hair but still walking in pants and showing their face they are doing Haram
I'm from the same school of thought but even if it is mandatory, I still won't wear niqab because I'm asthmatic and need to be able to breathe properly and having something over my nose causes a lot of anxiety. It's the reason why I was exempt from wearing masks during COVID. I just couldn't wear them.
sorry claustrophobic and not for me and i do not wear makeup in the times of fitnah
Assalamualaikum, Niqab is not compulsory but hijab is
In quran one ayah is there where allah (swt) says to cover everything except what is apparent (clear) or what naturally appears which is hands and face. So a women can show her hands and face but if they want to be more modest they can wear niqab but they shouldn't be forced to.
The wives of the Prophet were indeed required to wear the niqab, This is because the special status they had meant they had to be kept clear from all gossip and slander.
Plus even prophet (pbuh) said never to cover hands and face when doing umrah and hajj
Think about it! It means niqab is not compulsory.
I haven't seen a single quran ayah or hadees saying that niqab is compulsory for a normal muslim female plus i won't believe a random sheikh. If you want to show that niqab is compulsory please show real proof like a hadees or quranic ayah or sayings by prophet (pbuh)
Assalamualaikum 🤍
If it does not say so in the quran or clearly in a hadith. It's not fardh.
Yes it does in Surah Al Ahzab ayah 59
YES, it used to be in times of Sahaba, women encountered NON MAHARAM VERY LITTLE, so they could simply pull their veil over their face as one or a few passed by (there is authentic hadith on this, as well as Khadijah RA covering her face when the verse came down about the veil or khimar). Fast forward to NOW. where you can HARDLY GO ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD without free mixing in mass proportion. Guard your beauty. Guard your haayah!! Your beauty is precious, and it's not for everyone, only those Allah ordained!! Subhan'Allah!! ❤❤
Exactlyyyy!❤
But that has been the case outside the Islamic world for hundreds of years. And even in Islamic areas poorer women had high intermingling
Thanks for this! I'm not muslim and I generally wear my scarf in a modified Israeli tichel, easily converted to full coverage hijab.
During the pandemic, mask requirements, I found myself pulling a veil over my face, when someone was acting up. Instinctive, out of fear. Not so much now.
Well said
i personally don't care about others assumptions about hijab but as we all know Hazrat AISHA R.A and Hazrat FATIMA R.A used to cover their entire body included face and moreover Allah says to cover ourselves and face as well so i will definitely but niqab inshaAllah ❤and yeah sis you are my favourite all the time
Thissss!
We should indeed follow the best women in Islam.❤️
Well, ok, but you are not married to the Prophet saw, I hope you know that.
I’m a revert so I don’t really follow certain schools. But I think the Niqab is stunning and I want to wear it one day ❤
you need to follow a school of thought because the 4 sunni imams had a much deeper understanding of the religion, so following them is better than trying to figure stuff out yourself. once you have acquired enough knowledge to derive your own rulings (a mufti) you no longer have to follow a madhab
@@kaz3production815 madhab following means that u can even follow a specific scholar not js the 4 imams
Take the awrah out yer pfp
The niqab was used as a protection from dust winds and sandstorms in the Arabian peninsula in the prophet times🙏.and many scholars built up on it saying its relegious
I wondered about the weather too. After spending time in an exteme weather environment i found myself covering from the sun. And the scarf was best as it was light and kept me cool too.
@@whatrtheodds exactly 💯.. And some scholars said it was a religious obligation and most of the people where illitrate and consumed whatever scholars said and this is what happend
It was only meant for the wives of the prophet
There was an incident where the prophets wife ayesha got separated in the desert and luckily a (male) childhood friend found her and took her back to the city.
When they returned people saw she was with him and started nasty rumors behind the prophet back about his wife so Allah commanded his wives cover their faces to protect their modesty and such.
However, it is not mandatory for other women as it was only meant for the wives of the prophet. Ameen
@@Abhinav_abhiz it is mandatory and there is evidences
I follow the opinion that it isn’t mandatory. In the Quran it says women cover their entire body except the face, hands, and feet what appears naturally, without them being able to control it. The hijab is the standard for all muslims and whag is required in islam and even from the quran, but the niqab is an extra step and a higher step, but it is not mandatory however it is nice to wear it and will probably get you more deeds. It is a higher level and for more protection as well
There is a difference of opinion… so you can’t say it isn’t mandatory just say your take the opinion it’s an emphasised sunnah and move before causing fitna amongst the ummah
@@Ukhtix Well that’s what the Quran says I believe the qurans words because they’re the most right. I respect others opinions about Norah and people who choose to wear it, but like she gave her opinion in the video I’m giving my opinion and what I personally believe, doesn’t mean others have to follow. I am not forcing anyone to believe what I believe, and no one has to believe what I believe either I am just saying.
@@Cats4life21 yes I agree with you and I follow the Quran and sunnah and that’s why I can say there is a difference of opinion respectfully because that is Islam. I’m just advising on the words you have used. As saying “I follow the opinion it is not mandatory” is better education for those who don’t understand the issue of niqab. Barakallah feeki sis
@@Ukhtix Oh ok, yes your right thank you
Assalamualaikum sister i agree with u, Idk why some say its mandatory.
Allahumma barik, I was scared when starting the video that it would be like many other hijabis and/or niqabis online, saying that the Niqab is just a personal choice and nothing "religiously required". It almost gives a vibe of some of them being scared (sadly) but I fully respect every sister/brother who has this islamic opinion if that is what they chose for the sake of Allah and that is what matters most. Ma sha Allah, may Allah reward your courage, your dawah and your seeking/giving knowledge of the deen! Allahumma barik my sister. 💝🏜️💐
It's an issue of dispute but I think most scholars agree it's mustahab(recomended and not fard). It's also a sunnah of the wives (mothers of the believers) prophet
I am not Muslim but I would like to start practicing modesty (including wearing hijab), however I'm a competitive swimmer and swimming brings me joy but idk where to find a place that sells modest swimsuits fit for competition.
Search burqini sister ❤
There are sssoooo many online shops for this!!
@@Givebackthescarfstop speaking for Muslims, they love to include people. If anything, they would love to see more people adopting the hijab
Tysm! I didn't know where to start looking, but now I think I have a little bit of an idea of what I'm doing❤️
@@GivebackthescarfI've literally never encountered a Muslim woman who cared if non-Muslims wore hijab or similar. No culture or religion has a monopoly on modesty. Orthodox Jewish women also cover their hair. Anyone can do it.
omg sister i'm new to sunnism so ive started to follow the hanafi school, so happy to see another hanafi 😭
Sister Remember prophet saw Said there are No Sects In Islam..
@@neetaspirant1684 the one i belonged to did alot of shirk...
@@neetaspirant1684 but we can't deny that there are different groups, the main two being sunni and shia. It's just a fact. The not being any sects is the ideal. But now that we live in reality, we can't ignore it and say "let's all be one", because we just can't put together two contradictory concepts (coming from the two groups).
@@neetaspirant1684 also hanafi school is not a sect.
We need Hadith and verse!
Where do you think the muslim scholars derive rules from? Their backyard?
@@Mernal_30
There is a lot from their pockets!
@@Mernal_30they cook it up of course 💯.. The scholars say stupidity sometimes
@@maxamedxuseen4049 No ruling in islam comes from their pockets, it’s either Quran,Sunnah or Qias
@@Abhinav_abhiz That’s a claim your gonna have to justify in front of all of them at the day of judgement, hope you’re ready :)
Even that doesn’t stop men from desiring you. It actually results in more curiosity because they’re wondering what’s behind it. If you ask me, covering face is absurd and unnecessary.
Well, it’s a good thing we don’t do it for men 😃
@@NinjaMommy well actually yes you do. You were gonna say “we do it for God” right? But why does God want you to cover your face? He also gave you a brain and logic to think and ask questions
@@NinjaMommyif you don't do it for men, would you cover in front of women as well?
@@NinjaMommy Then why is covering mandatory in front of men but not for women? You contradict yourself😅 Even if you “do it for God”, the main reason behind it hiding face from MEN.
So you do it for men and because of men so you shouldn’t feel ashamed to say what you truly follow. What’s the point of pretending to be this religious but can’t even tell the truth lol
@@NinjaMommy Also PLEASE stop spreading wrong information. As a Muslim woman, I will ask you. In what part of Quran it says “cover your face” ? Because you claim that it is in religion
“Do not divide into sects”
There are 4 school of thoughts in Islam.Hanafi madhab is one of them.And majority of the Muslims follow this particular madhab.And it's mandatory to follow a particular school of thoughts.
There’s a difference between schools of thought and sects you’re mixing the two up….
Islam is divided into four schools of thought and it is necessary to follow one (if you’re not a scholar).
If you have regular access to a scholar you may follow what they follow.
But if you are a scholar (aka someone who knows all schools of thoughts)
It’s not right for you to follow just one since you’ve studied all four you chose which school is best in whatever decision you’re making so end up following multiple schools
@@miskatibrahim5187where is it written that it’s mandatory to follow any one school?
@@farheen_syeddIt is a prevention of following our desires. You can research why we follow schools of thought. The Hadiths still triumph over them if something is said to be haram by the school yet there’s a sahih Hadith saying it is allowed
@@farheen_syedd so, assuming you follow someone, I'm asking you. Who do you want to follow then? Todays scholars? Isn't it more correct to follow someone who knew and learned directly from the sahaba? They are the four Imams, who belong to the Tābi'ūn generation. Each tābiʿknew at least one sahabi. How many sahaba do todays scholars know? You can't even compare them with the Tābi'ūn, they were so so much closer to the Prophet (sallallahu alaihi wasallam)
But Dr Zakir Naik said it's not mandatory???
yes but different muslims have differences of opinion including scholars
It isn’t mandatory
She said many scholarships not that scholar.
He isn't even a scholar in jurisprudence. He's only studied comparative religion.
@@Syster_bama So true Idk how anyone says it’s mandatory
Sorry, this has NOTHING to do with the video but this is your newest video so I thought you’d probably see this. Sister, I’m so sorry, I unconsciously made fun of you in front of people. I didn’t realise I was backbiting about you. Please forgive me, I’m so sorry and I’ll try my best never to do it again. I understand if you might not forgive me. I just wanted to tell you that
You’re forgiven ❤️
@@NinjaMommy Thank you so much ❤ Inshallah you’ll go to Jannah 🤲
I used to wear it. I stopped because I have some issues breathing and stuff so
What is the times of Fitna? Can you explain in another video? Thank you!
Times of fitna indicates the emergence of the minor and major signs of qiyamah aka the end times (judgement day). They are a list of prophecies/events that will take place before qiyamah arrives. Most of the minor signs have already happened, and some are happening currently, and the major signs have yet to show up, like the arrival of imam mahdi, and return of the prophet isa (jesus).
@@ureth_ra9654 Thank you so much for explaining that! It sounds very similar to my Christian beliefs of the end of times! I always love learning those connections.
@@beeandbear I'm glad it helped :)
Times of trials/tribulations. - literal meaning.
why is jesus coming back according to islam? in christianity, he died for our sins, so he’s coming back like he promised to complete his work entirely. why in islam if he wasn’t God?
Yes absolutely these are the times of fitna,What has happened to this world astaghfirullah 😢
I love ur videos tho❤
Thanks for explaining ❤
what is the point if it the girls with niqab attract more attention then the ones that dont wear it?
the point is the female is covered
Unfortunately this is true in many non-Muslim majority Western countries. If you do that you will be stared at.
That's why people who choose to cover their face for whatever/no reason opt to wear a face mask because it's more normalized in public, since the pandemic.
@@batur_psychology19 but she attracts attention
@@Syster_bama Yes, it makes men more curious to see what she is hiding. Im muslim and i Also think that it attracts more attention, It makes people more curious and yk how things will end..
I think that's a different type of attention
Sisters try niqab for a few days...many of you will not go without it because of the comfort it brings ❤
I read a book recently, it was off topic a romance book but in it there happened a conference where the female lead got to know about niqab. Idk why I remember this now but the way it was explained in the novel made me proud of wearing the niqab. The lecturer in it said something like.."People fight over the topic whether it's niqab or hijab or just covering of the hair? But I guess when we as woman, we have to accept that as woman we tend to easily talk behind people's back, make fun, do bargaining, and many other work that counts to our sins..so being precautionary and doing niqab won't harm us, it will either lead us to a greater good as we are following the rules and if not, it will be a part of our modesty which won't harm us."
Wow, you totally answered all of my questions in 30 seconds!
assalamualaikum, ninja mommy! i am 13 years d, and have been permanently wearing the hijab for two years! there is just something i am confused and concerned about. a while back, you were talking about how muslim women wear the hijabs these days (two pieces flipped back), which is not a style that i wear, but have seen quite a lot of people wearing it. in almost every video u share, u are wearing bright/pastel color with accessories on top of your hijabs, and multicolored designed dresses. it got me thinking, why have u shared what u think is not a right hijab style, when u wear pops of colors and accessories with your niqab. now, what difference is there?
MashaAllah at 13 you're wearing the hijab.May Allah SWT be pleased with you my younger sister. We should wear it from puberty but a lot of young girls are finding it hard so may Allah bless you. Ok so if your hijab covers your head, neck and chest area that's great! We shouldn't be wearing clothes that draw too much attention but wearing nice colours shouldn't be a problem as long as you're meeting the criteria for hijab. See what reputable scholars have said about the issue. :-)
To much sectarianism in your faith. 😪
Or another way to put it… lots of scholarly discussions! A very dynamic and living faith that is flexible across different times and places and answers questions in ways that are needed for different people who think differently… 👍
I wear it and I don’t believe it’s mandatory. Just love wearing it & allows me to be extra modest. Love you girl❤
Wearing contact lenses for public isn't in your school of thought. Your voice is awrah in every school of thought, And quran and sunnah.
Thanks for answering my question dear sister 💕🥰
I was thought in school that women are allowed to show their faces and hands
Love how you said the school you practice, you are being so accurate because other schools don't
İts not mandatory wrong information
Depending on your school of Fiqh, it varies! Many of the Early Scholars don't consider it to consetuate Awrah.
the Quran doesn't mention the face as part of the 'awrah' at all. The concept of 'awrah' has been elaborated upon and interpreted by scholars over time, the face is not awrah
According to Imam Abu Hanifa, the founder of the Hanafi school of jurisprudence, wearing the hijab, which covers the hair and body, is considered obligatory for women. However, he did not deem the niqab, which covers the face, as obligatory. Imam Abu Hanifa's stance was based on his interpretation of Islamic texts and principles, which emphasized modesty while allowing some flexibility in women's dress code.
Imam Abu Hanifa's opinions were derived from his interpretation of Islamic teachings, including the Quran and the Hadith. While there isn't a specific verse in the Quran where Imam Abu Hanifa explicitly mentions his stance on the obligation of hijab and the niqab, his jurisprudential rulings were based on his understanding of various Quranic verses and hadiths related to modesty and dress code.
One verse often cited in discussions of modesty is Surah An-Nur (24:31), where Allah instructs believing women to lower their gaze and guard their modesty, and not to display their adornments except what is apparent (such as the face and hands). Interpretations of this verse may vary among scholars and schools of thought.
Imam Abu Hanifa's legal rulings and interpretations were documented in his works and were passed down through generations of scholars within the Hanafi school. His opinions on the obligation of hijab and niqab are based on his scholarly understanding of Islamic sources and principles.
Imam Malik ibn Anas, the founder of the Maliki school of jurisprudence, is renowned for his contributions to Islamic law. While he emphasized the importance of modesty and decency in dress, his stance was not that of it being an obligation of niqab (face veil)
Scholars argue that Imam Malik's position was that hijab (covering the hair and body) is obligatory for women, but he did not require the covering of the face with a niqab. They base this interpretation on his writings and the practices prevalent in his time and region.
Ibn Hazm: An Andalusian Muslim scholar from the 10th century known for his contributions to various fields of Islamic knowledge. He held the view that covering the face (niqab) is not obligatory, but rather, covering the hair and body (hijab) is sufficient for women's modesty.
Ibn Taymiyyah: A prominent medieval Islamic theologian and jurist known for his strict adherence to the Quran and Sunnah. While he emphasized the importance of modesty in dress, he did not mandate the wearing of niqab. He considered hijab (covering the hair and body) as fulfilling the requirements of Islamic dress.
Ibn Qudamah: A Hanbali jurist from the 12th century who wrote extensively on Islamic jurisprudence. He held the opinion that while hijab is obligatory for women, covering the face (niqab) is not mandatory.
2 of the other Fiqhs/ islamic jurisprudence/Schools of thought made Niqab Obligatory for muslim women
both Imam Hanbali and Imam Shafi'i are known for their views on the obligation of niqab for women in certain situations. In the Hanbali school, niqab is generally considered obligatory for women in front of non-mahram men. Similarly, in the Shafi'i school, niqab is considered obligatory in specific circumstances, particularly when there is a risk of fitnah or temptation. These views are based on their interpretations of Islamic teachings and jurisprudence.
I just want to say this, wearing a niqab in Western countries attracts you even more attention than wearing a face mask &/or a hijab because those two are more normalized.
I saw a woman wearing a black abaya AND a black niqab here in my lily white city in Belgium. Some people & little kids were staring at her.
As a hijab-wearing woman (who wears Western clothes here e.g. long sleeves men's tops & straight cut trousers) I was a little scared for her in case she got discriminated by someone who simply didn't like her coverings, possible scenarios like a bus driver refusing to pick her up at the bus stop or university staff blanking/ignoring her. Now in the GCC countries her look wouldn't gain any attention, it's pretty normal (speaking from experience wearing a black abaya & black hijab).
It's a shame though if she was wearing a very skimpy crop top or full sleeves of tattoos people would be less judgmental (that's what I realized after thinking) & stare less even though they aren't that common here either.
Are you judgemental of women who wear crop tops and have tattoos?
@@silverstarlight9395 No I'm not?! I don't care. What I care about is men respecting them more by giving them space, not staring at them & behaving well when they don't do it to many covered Muslim women
@@cjdkskxnxksk OMG, when I lived in Italy every time I wore a black headscarf (I had 1 Al-Amira 2 piece style) I was shouted at, ignored or spoken to rudely. Whenever I wore literally any other colour I was treated OK or better. Also, people who knew English refused to speak to me in English if asking for help etc while my bareheaded friends faced no such problems. Once I learnt elementary Italian I was treated OK or respectfully (they never had to learn Italian out of necessity because they didn't need to).
I definitely didn't wear a jilbab or abaya, was too scared from the stares & trouble & didn't want to get into more hot water (racism etc) at university.
Black has never been a problem for me in Muslim majority countries.
Tbh I just wear dresses and scarf or just abaya abs scarf sometimes color sometimes not but here in TN, USA I still get bluntly ignored lol but I don’t take it to heart and brush it off as, they didn’t hear me (even if I have said excuse me/hello couple of times) it’s okay truly cuz my voice is low I think.
And hence the scholars say to stay in the Islamic countries amongst the Muslims. Because when we be with others, there's discrimination and as Muslims, we don't instigate fight. Sadly, we are compromising on our Deen. May Allāh سبحانه و تعالى guide us all. Ameen!
This is not written in the quran that wearing a niqab is compulsory, quran says wear it if you want if you don't then it's not a problem
Niqab and hijab is mentioned nowhere in the Quran actually. These women be doing fitna by adding some unnecessary burden in themselves which Allah SWT never willed.
@eliasz527 hijab is mentioned but hijab means a barrier and quran says And tell the believing women to reduce [some] of their vision and guard their private parts and not expose their adornment except that which [necessarily] appears thereof and to wrap [a portion of] their headcovers over their chests and not expose their adornment [i.e., beauty]
Okay this is random but your eyes have such a beautiful color!
(Not in a creepy way I'm a young woman)😊
Im genuinely curious and by no means any hate. In regards to niqaab or hijab or basic dressing of a women when she leaves the home is that she should veil herself as not to attract attention and protect herself, but when one wears niqaab so adorned and so many colors does it not actually defeat the purpose?
With all do respect I just feel like its forced to wear that…
It is. In the Quran it says that woman are worth half as much as a man and it says that most women are in hell.
She already said she isn't several times.
Belive me women wear it because they want to. If someone is choosing to go around naked that is freedom but if someone is choosing to be covered that oppression. I really respect you for saying with all do respect. I truly do, but i want you think about it from our pov we love being most and dressing modest, then who are these people to tell us that we are being forced to wear it. Ppl dont have probles with nun covering up, but they have problems with muslims women covering up. Doesnt that look like double standards to you? Again i truly respect you for saying with all do respect.
Covering face is not mandatory in Islam. Period.
astagfirullah who are u trying to fool you or ALLAH ,ALLAH clearly said to cover ur BEAUTIFUL parts
and one of our first beautiful part is our face
anyone can call u pretty by ur face
sister its mandatory to cover ur face the day of judgment is getting closer
It’s definitely not mandatory in Islam
There is a difference of opinion
the comments on your videos are disgusting. you post humble and kind videos about islam and other things abt your life and ppl will do nothing but criticise your religion,clothes and even weight. it’s awful and oblivious. if anyone sees this, i’ll probably get a lot of hate but it’s worth it. i am surprised your still posting, actually i’m not because your a naturally beautiful and strong person. in the future, they will see. they’ll see the truth. don’t listen to them don’t let it catch up to you because as muslims we don’t need to listen to anyone but Allah. inshallah you’re family and loved ones make it into jannah. i wish the best for you. hang in there.
-from a muslim girl
It’s the internet…
What do you expect?
I read comments, to educate myself in things that are way out of my scope of experience. About 50% have said face covering is mandatory. The others say it is not. Wtf?
I saw your yt shorts for 2 hours straight🫠. Now it's 3:15 in the morning.
The problem for me is that you can't wear niqab while wearing hoodies I think it's always associated with abaya and that's why I am not able to wear it. Btw I am a teenager. What should I do. Can I wear it with my normal clothes too?
Niqab is not mandatory but in certain settings it is recommended. Yes there is no problem with wearing it with a loose skirt or a long hoodie a loose flowy pants under
@@aumimaaldouise1910Headcovering is also not mandatory in Islam. No such thing appears in the Quran except by some Sunni propagandists with their mental gymnastics by corrupting the word “Khimar” which only means “veil cloth” and has nothing to do with the head or any specific body part.
The Quran only says women must cover their chests and hide their body shape, it said nothing about the hair. In fact, “hair” is mentioned ZERO times in the Quran.
اللَّهُمَّ اغْفِرْ لِي ذَنْبِي كُلَّهُ، دِقَّهُ وَجِلَّهُ، وَأَوَّلَهُ وَآخِرَهُ وَعَلَانِيَتَهُ وَسِرَّهُ
I thought that Hijab was compulsory but this was optional ?
ur right niqab is only compulsory according to 1/4 schools of thought. It just so happens that 1/4 is the school of thoughy she follows. But its not haram if u dont wear it since it is not agreed to be mandatory by majority of scholarly opinion
@@cryptiik9311The Hanafi school of thought says the niqab is not mandatory
Difference of opinion amongst scholars , bare minimum it would be emphasised sunnah but lots of evidence for it being wajib
I follow hanafi book of thought too ♡
But u don't have to follow a damn school.... I'm just Muslim and follow Allah
It is mandatory to cover the face no matter which scholars you follow... It's written in Surah Al ahzab Aya 59.... It's a command from Allah
Actually it's not wajib it's a personal choice and in the Quran God explain for us that how much from our hands and faces we can show
Sorry i can't speak English well
Follow sunnah and quran don't follow schools , because it comes after the prophet died The Messenger, before his death, said in his farewell sermon, “Today I have perfected your religion for you. Schools, each school has its own opinion, and sometimes they make us confused. Therefore, we must follow the Sunnah and the Qur’an.”
Her way of explaining is an amazing example that u can preach Islam in a fun and beautiful way❤❤
Not mandatory in hanafi school. Don't know what nonsense you are on about.
You never know when is the real time of fitna. It is said that you are allowed to show face and hands (about feet im not that sure). I love the hijab but i ryl dont like the face scarf, you never know who is behind it it could also be a men. There are so many psychos out there who would take advantage of this. It’s a little bit scary for me when I see girls dressed like that and I am a muslim too…
you can tell the different between a man and a woman, their chest is one of the ways to know the different. The hands and face is referring state of ihram ( hajj and umrah). Dont shame on ppl for wearing. It seems like it is your disadvantage and something you should be ashamed for if seeing a person wearing the niqab makes you scared.
No it's not mandatory, no where is it written in the Quran that it is. The Quran states to cover the whole body except face, hands and feet. If you wish to wear it, more power to you but please stop spreading misinformation and confusing people.
there is two things wrong with you said:
1) she is not spreading misinformation, she said it is according to hanifi. Most scholars says it is highly recommended especially to. 33:59 in the quran Allah says O Prophet! Ask your wives, daughters, and believing women to draw their cloaks over their bodies. This can mean covering the face. What you said is in the state of Ihram, muslims women must cover their bodies except their hands and face. The feet does fall under awrah meaning it must be covered.
@@Someone-gm1lubut how can that translate to face
@@sologamer8287 Prophet! Ask your wives, daughters, and believing women to draw their cloaks over their bodies. The word used in the ayah is Khimar which comes from over the head to the chest. So in that regards put your hand on your head and bring it down to your chest, your face actually falls in it.
What are “times of fitna”?
I personally follow the facts (for me it's facts) for others it maybe opinion of the HOLY BIBLE. I also have been very interested in the Islamic religion an Iove learning what you teach ninja mommy
May I ask where you find all you hijab/niqab decorations? They are beautiful!!❤
A muslim should not follow one specific school of thought as all four of them are linked to each other one way or another. We should first and foremost base our following on Qur’an and Sunnah. Of course we need the schools of thought, but its better to know all four rather than sticking to one particular :) may Allah (SWT) guide us all brothers and sisters ♥️
That would be so easier said than done. It would take a lifetime to learn every single opinion in ever single school of thought. So why do something like that when you can just follow one knowing that each of them derive rulings from the Quran and hadith.
I live in a non Muslim country where there is a lot of hatred towards the hijab itself and as a teenager studying in high school I can't wear niqab... They say it's restricted 😢..... But I do have immense love for the niqab and would love to wear it.
iA you get to wear it one say and feel great about it. I started wearing the niqab recently and aL i am so happy, i am also a teenager. But remember we are all on our own journey and the most important thing is your intention. If you have a pure intention to wear it, Allah will give you the reward of wearing it. Just make dua and know if you were to wear the niqab why you are wearing it.
Thank you for sharing❤
And love your background 😍
Wasn’t aware it was mandatory, but more of a choice. Depends on the Muslim, I suppose.
Just yesterday I was watching a debate on this. And one of the brothers said the beauty of women is in their face, while the other disagreed as he said there are studies that prove that beauty is in the eyes, ma Shaa Allah sister I saw you and you have gorgeous eyes ma Shaa Allah, so might miss the point as it will drag more attention to you (depending on where you live), beautiful eyes and face cover is quite attractive...
I want to wear the hijab and niqab soon (I'm a teenage revert), though, my Christian parents will probably disown me 😅 Are you supposed to cover your eyebrows or not? Some niqabis do, and some niqabis don't 🤔
@sabbysyed That helps! Thanks! :)
It's BETTER TO cover eyebrows :)
Also, welcome back to Islam sister.
@@Givebackthescarf Hahaha, I don't mind answering. But, I think you have it wrong. I did not revert to Islam for the simple purpose of modesty, I reverted because it (Islam) was true. Compared to Christianity, it actually made sense, and the faith helped me to grow closer to الله. I don't go to a mosque (I can't...I'm not old enough to drive, there's not one near me, and my parents would find out too easily 😅), and I don't have a physical copy of the Qur'an-- I tried to get my mum to buy one, but she found out quickly that it was for Islam and refused 😬. However, I do read it online and it's easy to see that it really hasn't been tainted with. Unlike the Bible, which Muslims believe is corrupt. If the Qur'an said to cover everything-- your eyes, hands, face, and feet, I would do so because I believe the Qur'an as the truth. For me, it's more than just "flocking to these spaces when wanting to be modest." And I'm not being misled either, in fact, if it wasn't for Islam, I would have been misguided by the LGBTQ+. I don't do FULL prayers either. Arabic is not my primary or secondary language, but I'm not rushing it. I'm learning each separate prayer in Arabic through flashcards and simply taking my time with it as this was the advise I've been hearing from a few Muslims as well as a close Muslimah friend. Hope that cleared things up :)
@@shieldaccount7462 Right?? :0 like- the religion just clicks
I have a question as a teenage revert that would mean your family aren’t muslim so how would you celebrate eid
What about the Burqa? Can you make a video about that? I always wondered about that one.
Burqa or any kind of loose, long fully covering dress is mandatory. No question in that. The type can be different but it is mandatory including hijab.
But what's the difference between a burqa or abaya with hijab and niqab?
@@lissajedi Burqa and abaya are the long loose dress we wear. Hijab is the head covering along with chest. Lastly, Niqab is the face cover.
@@mumu4019yes, I know what hijab/niqab/abaya are, thanks to Ninja Mommy. I guess I wasn't good and asking my question. I want to know what's the difference between burqa and abaya. I know that they are loose robes you wear, but why the different names? I'm guessing there's some difference between the two?
@@lissajedi googling it I found that burqa is the covering used typically in Afghanistan, the blue full covering with a net on the eyes. But in my personal experience, my parents who are Bengali (and other bengalis too), use the term "burqa" referring to the abaya. Here I think the question was referring to the Afghani one
I love how are you saying hi guys and asalamualikum ❤❤❤😊
I wish I get a modest wife like you who covers her whole body like you do. Anyways ma sha Allah. May Allah increase your happiness fi dunya wal akhira...❤❤❤
I heard that niqab as well as the hijab is only for those muslim women who are not POW slaves. A muslim slave woman isnt authorised to wear a hijab/niqab. By the way, whats fitna?
But a low voice for a women is mandatory
wow thanks for that! i honestly thought it was a cultural Saudi / Arabian practice
As a non-Muslim womam I appreciate the education you give to us. Your culture is so fascinating to me. Thank you for sharing ❤
It actually isn't cultural, you can find many women across the world outside the middle east which wear the hijab and face veil, it's all a ruling that's part of Islam where modesty is put unto men and women.
Glad to see it fascinates you though, when I became practicing I loved learning about the history of Islam
@ImKingReal yes sorry thank you for the correction. I, myself, do not practice the Islamic faith but I do respect it very much.
@@cherrie671 no need to apologise, it's actually nice to see non muslims take a genuine interest in learning the faith
I would love to wear the Niqab for the sake of Allah (swt) but as long as I live with my parents it's going to be impossible. 😢
It's heartbreaking how most of our ummah despises the Niqab! Modesty!
I want to wear it but my mom said i should wait until i grow up (im 15) just incase i regret wearing it or it limits important stuff in my life such as universities since alot of unis are islamphobic especially toward niqabis. She has a point but i still think that i should wear it for allah, but i also can't disobey my mom and she doesn't believe it's fard. I wear the hijab though but i rlly rlly want to become a niqabi
how tall are you
Whenever I see in the eyes of Mufaddal Moula , I feel like Moula Ali is sitting in front of me.
Does it happens with anyone else in this comment section?
hi sister, so i live in pakistan, and my czns said that u should not do hannah on your hands because if u do it, then u have to wait for the hannah to completely remove , means u have to wait for the color to go away before u can pray or read quran. I didn't believe them 😅, can u tell me the truth. Also, they said women can't wear rings in the index finger. Again, i didn't believe them, i asked another islamic youtuber, and he said men can't wear it, but women can wear a ring in any finger😅, sorry for my poor english , and can u pls answer my questions.😅
About the henna as long as the layer has dried and peeled off then you make wudhu and pray . It's not correct that you have to wait till the henna fades away
@@specialt8675 ok thanks for telling
@@gamesworld2010 and you can also wear rings on any finger. Only men are restricted
Jazaki Allahu kheiran dear sister. I follow malik as I know is the same like hanafi
I think personally based on my opinion, that it’s the sunnah. It was something for the wives of the prophet to follow, but not obligatory for us. I respect your opinion though
What are the times of Fitna?
In Islamic fıqh, according to the two madhhabs (Shafi'i and Hanbali), face and hands are awrah in any case whether there is fitna or not. Normally it is mustahab in 2 of them (Hanafi and Maliki), but when there is fear of fitna, covering one's face is a must according to these two madhhabs. What is meant by fitna is when people do not avoid their gaze and corruption increase. This is what the ulema meant when they said fitna.
That is to say, it is either mustahab (according to this view, obligatory in case of fitna) or absolutely obligatory. In other words, even according to the view that says it is not compulsory, it is a must to cover the face in an environment and time where sedition and corruption increase.
I love my Niqab , bless you sister
Allah does not like overacting. And there had always been fitna since sunni and shia. The way you are appropiate covered for prayer is the appropiate / wagib way for a muslima. And why niqab when you expose your „seductive“ voice via internet. I remember to have red something about that in hanafi school?!? As half Pakistani I know that my religious family would follow niqab if it would be mandatory.
But sorry, if you live in a war-zone I completly understand, cause women are the first victims. Then I would also wear one.
Wa Alaikumusalam Sister..
I'm a new muslim and i really want to add niqab to my dressing. But i feel very hard to breath with it..gets headache and sometimes eyes water too. Any tips/ideas would be highly appreciated. Love your channel. May Allah help us all ❤
Wajib by definition means it’s NOT fardh or mandatory. Don’t make things mandatory that are not mandatory and don’t make haram and halal up according to your own logic.
The prophet(pbuh) clearly stated that the face is not part of awrah. If making things up and adding them to the religion is bidayat, calling niqab mandatory is an invention in the deen and therefore a bidayat. The Quran doesn’t indicate towards a face covering. The Hadith clearly says the hands (🙌 up to wrist) is not part of awrah along with the face.
I don’t care which school of thought it is, making up halal and haram and fardh is not something a school or madjhab has right to do.
Sister please tou shouldn’t wear colored lenses in front of foreigners men. And please again you ate wearing (leebas shohra) which means outfits that are different from everyone else and that make you known for them.
@@Syster_bama of course not! But wearing anything for beauty like makeup or lenses is haram. ( in front of foreign men) We are not obsessed.. we just obey our God. Btw I am a woman
@@Syster_bama it’s not! I am sorry if I am not a great english speaker maybe I am not explaining to you well.. but what I meant is even for blue eyed woman to wear brown lenses is not allowed.. we focus on everything from the self cleaning in the toilet to what is inside our heart.. from how to treat your parents and family to how to pray and what to eat. It’s a whole lifestyle and obviously it includes everything. All the love from me sister
@@Syster_bama and yes I have to agree with you that there is many muslims who focus mainly on the appearance but we can not say that islam focuses solely on the appearance.. when someone makes a mistake we can not blame his religion right?
@@Syster_bama you’re very welcome. Have a good night sister
Give her a damn break, she can do what she want, our nabi said that a women can show her eyes. Better now? now go wear your eye veil
Hello sister I respect people that wear niqab 🇵🇸❤️
The Quran specifically states, only face and hands may show. Meaning face is supposed to be shown.
that is for the state of ihram. In the state of ihram, things that are normally done, you cant do them. The quran says to cover from over their head to their chest, 33:39. The face is included in this, but some scholars says it is high recommended to wear the niqab and the others say it is fard. So respect those who do the niqab and also try to do better.
Where do you buy colored niqabs? Please share❤
Sunnah style online
@senarist__ JazakAllahu khairan dear sister. I had asked Ninja Mommy so many times, but she never replied 😒
she gets them from lala hijabs
Does it not bother you that your religion statues that women are half of that as a man?
What is fitna?
In Islamic fıqh, according to the two madhhabs (Shafi'i and Hanbali), face and hands are awrah in any case whether there is fitna or not. Normally it is mustahab in 2 of them (Hanafi and Maliki), but when there is fear of fitna, covering one's face is a must according to these two madhhabs. What is meant by fitna is when people do not avoid their gaze and corruption increase. This is what the ulema meant when they said fitna.
That is to say, it is either mustahab (according to this view, obligatory in case of fitna) or absolutely obligatory. In other words, even according to the view that says it is not compulsory, it is a must to cover the face in an environment and time where sedition and corruption increase.
Nope it's not wajib by hanif school of thought
Thansk you sister if I grow up I’ll definitely wear niqab 🌺
Umm look but please there is some guy asking you 10 questions on TH-cam and at the end. He stay away from Islam
I feel sorry for you 😢 you are an oppressed woman......😢
She is not oppressed. Muslim women are so tired of hearing this. She believes in Islam and it is her choice to wear the Niquab
Niqab has nothing to do with Islam, nothing in the Quran, not ONE Hadith of rasoolullah commanding it or saying it is impermissible to look at other people's faces. In fact it has caused a lot of damage to Islam. But do not get confused, I am not saying you should remove, you have every right to wear. But I have seen even the strictest scholars say its permissible to expose the face. Also Abu Hanifa, Shafi, Ahmed and Malik all say the revealing the face is permissible. I don't want to hear modernist trash, I am following Quran and sunnah, niqab or covering the face is nowhere there.
The wives of the Prophet (sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) wore a face veil and he did not object to it at all, please seek knowledge from a scholar because its very dangerous to speak about rulings on islam without knowledge.
@@ImKingReal The prophets wives were not allowed to even leave the house unless accompanied by the prophet. They were not allowed to marry any other man if the prophet passed away. Now go on apply all these to other women.
@@incrediblehulk8031 The wives of the Prophet (Sallallahu Alaihi Wassalam) were also known as the best of women and a role model besides Maryam Isa's mother, even Muslim men look to Aisha one of ur beloved wives of the Prophet (Sallallahu Alaihi Wassalam) for knowledge about Islam in fact she is regarded as the greatest Islamic scholar, now that's something even you have to admit is honourable and Muslim women should listen to the mother of the believers.
@@ImKingReal Astaghufirullah you think I don't believe she is the best of women? My point is for the mother of believers, they were the wives of the prophet hence they had some ruling particular to them. Same way rasoolullah married 9 wives, can we do that of course not, although there is debate about this. Also, how come there is NO Hadith of rasoolullah or even the wives of the believers commanding it? Because it has nothing to do with us. Nothing in the Quran. No commandment nothing, just cause prophets wives did it doesn't mean anything because they had specific rulings for themselves. While all the commandement rasoolullah said to us, niqab is not even mentioned. According Aisha ra she said face and hands can be uncovered.