Can ANYONE wear a HIJAB?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2021
- This is one of the biggest questions we get on our Lala Hijabs social media accounts from Non-Muslims - hope this video helps! ☺️ ANYONE can wear hijab, as long as you have good intentions. We have customers who are Christian, Jewish, Pagan, Witches, Atheist - you name it! ❤️
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She’s a good advocate for Islam, she just follows what she believes and doesn’t try to force it upon people, just educates people in what she believes in. Very nice lady
itachi? I thought you were dead
@@motivatedman5500
Lmao me too 😂💀
Literally every Muslim does that LMAO
@@_Philip_. because reasons.
Unlike that vegan teacher
I'm an atheist and I'm trying to learn about different religions and she is extremely helpful.
Same here
Welcome to Islam mashaAllah Islam is way of life and solution for humanity may Allah guide you and make it easy your journey 🤲😊
Jejdrjjdjwnskskjskwj whyyyyyyy
@@Asiyah2000 nonono Islam is the solution to overpopulation. The solution to everything else is money.
Me too!
So, my god son's favorite "blanket" is actually a hijab a mutual friend gave to his mom when he was born. The brand she buys from a super soft and make for amazing scarfs to wrap a baby up in.
He is five now and gets really excited when she comes over wearing the matching set. It is super adorable.
That is so cute
I love hijab even I'm not muslim but fall in love with the modesty style
🥺🥺
@@kafkaesky7316what are you trying to say? I’m curious.
This woman is so cool, normalising things most people would be to scared to ask. Also marriage goals!
Islam is cancer
@@JesusFriedChrist explain
@@user-zh8jc8ut9r think about it.
@@gcg8187 explain
@@JesusFriedChrist that’s an opinion i don’t respect, please explain why
I love the look of hijabs on a woman and I'm not muslim. I actually love the whole style of clothing that they wear period. Go hijabs!!!
Same here I too love how a hijab looks
So you wear it as she does? I wasn't sure if that was okay to do! :) I'm happy now the hijab is so pretty
Same I am on my dads phone but I am a girl so ya
Me too
I love your culture the way y'all dress...its beautiful...
There’s a lot of pictures of women in the 1950s in head scarfs. Topless cars- they didn’t want mess up their hair which, took hours to curl. My Grandma wore kind of a clear thing over her head instead of a hat when it rained.
You can still see elderly women wear handkerchieves on their heads in many places. And I just came across a TH-cam channel where a girl talks about how she started to wear one for aesthetic reasons, but then she realized how practical they are too, because she lives on a farm and it helps keep hair clean. Idk I just love the aesthetics too, like I'd wear a hijab actually covering my hair just for the aesthetics (I'm not a Muslim, or religious in general). But I'm still afraid of people's reactions. I think everything is for people, as long as it's a personal choice of free will. No one should be forced to wear or to not wear any kind of clothing, especially religious garments.
I've recently started wearing more scarves and handkerchiefs in my hair. It's mostly to keep my curls from going everywhere in the wind, but also because I like the style.
@@Kasiarzynka It was my choice to wear hijab, but the problem I faced before it, I got tired of unwanted male attention. I started wearing it at 15. Think about it. We have dress codes at school. We have work clothes regulation. Everywhere has requirements.
My husband bought me and my kids hijab scarves when he went overseas and I've always felt worried that wearing them would be disrespectful. I'm happy to hear your perspective on it.
Honestly, this isn't just her perspective, you really can wear it if you want to, it's a covering, it's not cultural appropriation since Islam is a religion and if you think you want to wear one, it's totally fine if you do, I promise you, Muslims won't mind at all!
@@kilariinazuma8273 I am a Muslim and have no issue.
"As long as you have good intentions in your heart" -- simple but profound message. If each one of us on this planet embraced her simple message, the world would be renewed overnight.
@@Rustynuckles1 Not necessarily, it’s what he believes...!
Whether someone has "good intentions" or not they can wear whatever they like...this lady doesn't have authority over what people wear.....and what about the millions of women who don't want to wear it but are forced to?
To bad religion says otherwise lol
Well...considering intent doesn't outweigh impact... I would have to disagree with you there.
Disclaimer at the end rattled me. The media tried to characterize wearing a hoodie as black urban thug. The blacks and the rest of America ignore the media. Some things are just as American as apple 🍏 pie , which is a hoodie . Unfortunately that scarf makes people think of war and repression.Your channel will diminish those fears but it will take awhile. American women don’t want to be veiled up, unless they are having a bad hair day; the culture is hedonistic . I’m surprised that your religion allows makeup to be worn; Anyway I like your message
Im happy that you are willing to answers questions about your religion and faith and I love how you and your husband add a humorous spin on topics people want to know about! I think most questions from others is more about learning. It is hard to understand those who want to be malicious. I am one who enjoys learning new things from a wide range of topics. Keep sending out videos it is a great refresher. I hope you and your family stay safe.
Thank you for making our day! Your positivity is what makes our world go round 🙏❤️
@@SalehFamily i believe when a person is positive it attracts positive people!
Honestly she is beautiful and flawless. A true queen
she literally disables comments on some of her posts.😂
Thank you and your husband for sharing your love, faith, and humor. You are dispelling a lot of misconceptions and truly appreciate you both.
I’m not Muslim but I do think we Christians could do with a little
More modesty in our clothing.
I agree.
I'm not sure that I think modesty is a virtue to be pushed on others. If you value it in yourself, great. And I really mean that. I'm happy for you; that you are doing you, and it's making you happy.
But I don't think that telling others how they should and shouldn't dress is appropriate. Especially, when you add modesty to the mix. Because when you make the accusation of lacking modesty, you are _implying_ impropriety or indecency. And that is demeaning.
@@herranton agreed, all i have to say abt that though is you can dress immodestly and still value urself!!
Some cultures wear no clothes at all.
@@user-fi6vn7oc7b What are you talking about? The _OP_ said:
_"Christians could use some more modesty"_
My comments on modesty were directly referencing her statement, not Islam. If you'd like, I can discuss Islam, but so far, I haven't.
Edit: Someone deleted their response where they were trying to explain to me that hijab is just a dress code in some countries and that it is a sign of disrespect not to wear the dress code. (I'm paraphrasing, though I did screenshot it in case I get called out again).
I'm a Christian and when I go to mass I cover my hair. I grew up as a military child and growing up I learned about different religions and have learned the meaning behind covering
Finally someone who doesn't think everything is cultural appropriation. Youre so pretty too!
I'm gonna assume you are white... Or at least not from a culture that gets its stuff taken and used against them frequently🤦♀️
Most Muslims wouldn't consider anyone who's wearing a scarf as culturally appropriating, because scarves aren't specific to one culture or religion. Maybe once in a blue moon you'll see a Muslim get upset over it, but it's quite rare.
It can’t be cultural appropriation. Many other religions have a long history of using head scarves.
@@hiandbye2807 Exactly
@@hiandbye2807 exactly, every culture around the world has some type of headcovering
I think Muslim wearings are fashionable 🥰
Agreed!
This was really helpful thanks! I find ur culture very interesting
thanks!
@@emmaball2905 culture and religion are different
Same!
I am not Muslim but, I think the hijab is honestly beautiful and I was also wondering this so thanks so much for helping! I really appreciate and love your channel keep up the great work!
Funny thing is.. it’s not even the Muslims who are offended when a non-Muslim wears a hijab
Yeah infact we like if they wear it. Its an honour
"Its just a scarf"
Me: *slams desk* thank you!
Seriously though I am positive many people have worn scarves in that fashion for over a millenia all over the world.
Exactly I'm Haitian and when I wear my hair wrapped up I always get a comment from some white lady sometimes Spanish asking if I'm Islamic and it's like 1 black people can practice Islam and 2 Islam is not the only religion or people that have hair wrapping as a part of their culture but I have to remind myself that they are just curious but we really need to normalize these things
it is something like scarf only if you didnt use it to cover ur aurat, hijab means too hide something so its basically means to hide ur hair neck and chest
@CountryKade under those specific circumstances, then yes it is only referring to that.
@@sammagny6548 no, they're not curious they're jealous.
@@JenWIL641 huh?🤣
Please show this to the toxic people screaming "cultural appropriation" at literally everything.
They really can’t differentiate appreciation from appropriation😂
A whole point of islam is to be appropriated by as many peoole as possible, that's the point, to adopt islamic lifestyle and beliefs
@@sabinahadzipasicbesic6613 wearing hijab is not gonna change anything. I'm a Muslim and I dint
No. As long as they wear it properly.
Not religious: I love hijab scarfs. Typically they are designed for heavy duty use, comfort, and affordability. I have SO many.
I wear polos to work and get so bored with that. I wear scarfs to put some spark in my outfit.
Yas! This is pretty much what the Muslim girls at school said, they encouraged us non Muslim girls who showed an interest and love for them to try and experiment with hijabs! Some of the different fabrics and designs are so beautiful.
I love how you and your husband take the time to explain and educate the public on what it truly means to be Muslim. Many really need to see this.
I wish that the Muslims like her are the stereotype of Muslims and not that man with a long beard , white clothes and a weapon in his hand.
And they are never judgemental on the questions :)
@@someguy9061 for real!
No they don’t
I think, even wearing a hair scarf styled the way she has it looks so old Hollywood! Can you imagine with some cat eye sunglasses, red lip, and a fit and flare sundress?! Lovely styling that no one would confuse for cultural appropriation or disrespect tbh.
Hijab is something women do with their heart.
Nya Smith lol Christian women especially catholic still wear headscarves to church especially in Europe it’s just sad this has to be explained to Americans lol
@@clip3009 it’s not something that is seen often in America, lose the superiority complex it doesn’t look good on you :)
@@clip3009 not you actin like hijabi woman are not attacked in europe for wearing a hijab
@@clip3009 I have never seen a Catholic woman wearing a head scarf. . Especially not to keep her husband from beating her
Mike Thompson lol a lot of people in comments talking about stuff they know nothing about embarrassing
Why did I just tear up at how accepting and wholesome the question and answers were. It's a hard time out here but some of us care. I remember being 13 during 2001 and I remember the things I was hearing and looking at my Islamic friends like 👀 but the day after we were still just friends and we were all scared. I think I was more scared that they wouldn't let me keep coming over and playing with them than I was worried about anything else. Love y'all. Thanks for being kind
Wow, I (not Muslim) was literally just talking about this question with my mom, and now I come across this video! What a coincidence! Thank you so much for explaining.
Aww I love how y’all explain things so well!!
Thank you so much 🥺 Knowledge is power
@@SalehFamily please read what I said please I am Hannah McDaniel and I have a TH-cam channel to called Hannah McDaniel
@@SalehFamily what do u mean by good intentions?
@@alylovesdogs9578 what
Can you go over Mohammed and his child wives and how we can apply that to our own lives in 2021?
Everyone is talking about skin. I mean dude this couple got the classiest voices.
You’re talking about her skin I’m pretty sure that is a lot of make up
@@Kamamel0n no it's her skincare, or genes.
That's called the "customer service" voice.
started learning about different religions to get a feel of which religion fits me the best and the kindness with which you explain Islam is beautiful.
props to you and your family and thank you.
I'm a Christian but I didn't know much about Muslims before and always thought it was like a false God and stuff,but I learned allah is just a name for God in Arabic. After watching her and learning it just seems kind of like another Christian denomination the only difference is they still have Jesus in the bible but they think he is just a prophet, and the word Muslim means servant or something like that. I wouldn't become Muslim but now I understand it alot better.
First of all, thank you for trying to spread the right info about Islam. I'd like to add that the Qur'an refers to Jesus as a prophet and Muslim is who submit to God (Allah) alone.@@avawilson8180
@@m7md_zz292 thankyou for correcting me!
Thank you ❤️ I wear it as a scarf the material is soft and breathable and in my country we call it a rebozo❤️🇲🇽
It should be noted that this is also a very common Medieval Christian practice as well. Hair coverings eventually faded to church settings only until hair coverings were no longer common practice post Vatican II in the early 1960s. A Medieval woman would have referred to it as a whimple and it was worn in many styles, some identical to the hijab.
So was it a part of the religion or just fashion?
@@msq5980 it was part of the culture and differed in different places in europe. The line between culture and religion can be very unclear and it's impossible to say how medieval people would have looked at it.
It didn't exist in a vacuum. All people wore head coverings at the time and they were supposed to say things about your class or occupation as well. If you look at old paintings peoples jobs are often identifiable by their headwear. This has stuck around with some particularly traditional roles like the pope and kings.
Mostly it transitioned into different head coverings and hats became common. A hat was considered essential to wear outside for both men and women through the 20s. Gloves usually too. You would be underdressed without them. It's a slow evolution of the tradition through time that is very interesting for fashion historians (again, religion and fashion are often linked so saying it was fashion does not mean it wasn't religiously important).
I think it mostly ended as a necessity with world war one and two, but in the fifties you probably still would have seen more hats.
It's not the same as the wimple/veil that was the popular head covering in the early middle ages but it is a clear evolution. The Arabic tradition just evolved differently and is, today at least, much more actively tied in with religious practice. J might be wrong but until recently Arabic men all covered their heads as well correct?
@@msq5980 and if you visit churches in southern Europe or South America you will still be expected to cover your head (as a woman at least) when entering a church. Most women wear a scarf and then just lift it over their head like a veil when entering.
@@icarusgotooclose Noting of course that culture didn't exist in a vacuum, you cannot really look at Medieval life without looking at Christianity, the two are completely intertwined. Hair coverings are required in the New Testament and are still used even in some branches of Evangelical Christianity today while in sacred settings.
I said often sometimes 🤦 I meant also sometimes
That is the best thing I have heard in a while.
"As long as you have good intentions in your heart".
Just added this to my "Restore my FAITH in Humanity " Notebook.
Thank You. Much Respect and Love. Stay Positive , Healthy , and Safe out there! Have a WONDERFUL WEEKEND!!
I LOVE wearing scarves wrapped around my head in the style of a hijab during winter. It's so warm! There were quite a few Muslim women on my bus route in college and they looked so cozy with just one piece of fabric, I had to try it. Way easier than carrying a hat around.
This sounds like wonderful advise to promote small businesses even if you don’t follow the same belief it’s nice to still support their business.
Me: Cool
My ADHD: Sooooooooo, hijabs
Me: No, I don't even wear scarves!
My ADHD: But pretty
Me: Valid
Leaving the liks on 69
My convo with my ADHD every time I watch one of her vids
same
I like this lady, she randomly started appearing in my feed and I think she’s soooo sweet and educational
Me too. I enjoy her videos so much!
Yes!!!
Absolutely...I adore her and all her teachings and shes really opened my eyes to what being muslim and part of the islam faith really is and just how many stereotypes there are surrounding islam and muslims as a whole. Tbh Islam seems to be a much more open faith than the Christian Disciples I grew up with.
It wasn't long before I seen that a lot of the bad things said about muslims is pure lies and propaganda for war against muslim countries. Sure there are extremists of every culture and religion but that doesn't make the entire country bad and horrible and I'm glad this woman has used her voice to show me that.
I'm ordering one to wear as a head covering for my hair since it's falling out from chemo
Awww I'm so sorry you are going through that. I hope you have a speedy recovery. Wishing you well. Xx
Hope you're doing well.
I have 2 hijab my Muslim friends gifted me and l love wearing them as scarf it so soft and comfortable
I just found your channel and am absolutely LOVING it. I am a white Christian and was not raised in a culturally diverse setting. The world needs more of this type of content from all cultures so we can better understand each other and be more approachable to each other.
Also having a safe place to ask respectful questions is incredibly valuable. I don’t want to just stop strangers and randomly ask questions as though they are a “curiosity”.
Thank you for creating this channel.
I really don’t mind when people ask me questions in public about Islam, as long as it’s respectful and they mean well. How else are people supposed to learn if they don’t ask?
I was also raised in a setting that wasn't as culturally diverse. I find these videos so refreshing and I agree. I have really come to appreciate the purity
Same
Actually traditional Christian women used to wear similar head coverings during times of prayer, teaching, or when reading the New Testament. I’ve been thinking of bringing this back up for myself for a while.
Thanks for being so compassionate and kind 🌸🌸🌸
My mother loved in Iraq for 5 years and when she had chemo she wore the most beautiful scarves with intricate knots to hide her baldness. Paired with a big pair of gold earrings she looked like a queen ❤️
love hearing stories like these
That'll teach her!
@Freedom or DIE what?
@Freedom or DIE do you even know what chemo is..?
@Freedom or DIE what?
I am so grateful for kind people in the world. Keep being amazing.
I like that this couple is always talking about the intentions of the heart. That’s how it should be
Thank you so much for saying this! I have been interested in wearing a hijab since middle school, but I am not of any particular faith and was concerned that it would be considered disrespectful. I have so much love, respect, and appreciation for the religion of Islam and have always considered hijabs as a sign of beauty and strength.
Thank you! Some people may be offended only if it is not done properly. Like, hair showing or revealing clothing.
My ears: "Or if you want to swallow your sweet little baby, you can"
*shock*
My brain: NO!!!! ITS SWADDLE!!! SHE SAID SWADDLE!!! CLEAN YOUR EARS!!!
LoL
i heard slaughter 😕😅😱
I’m dying rn 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The likes a from relatable experiences, uhum not like im on of them
@@dione6388 omg🤣🤣🤣🤣
Am I the only one who thinks like the Hijabs,Niqabs and the Maxi Dresses are great fashion? Like you can expand to many types of detailing and stuff and it still looks beautiful
I'm glad,I have like 200 scarfs and imma go add some more cool ones🙂
Thank you!😁
I'm a Christian and I want to start veiling in the future, so hearing this is extremely helpful as I love this style of veiling but I didn't want to be disrespectful 🥰
Is this common? I’m a Christian too, but my family goes to a small non-denominational church where my great uncle is the pastor, so I think I may just not be aware of this in Christianity.
I was just interested and curious , I want to make it clear that I mean no disrespect. 😊
@@nataliefloyd4454 It is! Not everywhere though
It was very common in the past, but where I'm from veils are still used by old women in big Christian events like a funeral or a wedding! I wish it was more common, that way I would not feel nervous about veiling in public
Also don't worry! Your comment had no atom of disrespect
traditional christian veiling is beautiful too!
@@kafkaesky7316 yes! And there's so many types! The tradicional Christian veil in my country is used in church so I'm looking at more practical options for when I stop overthinking and get to it 🤣
It actually says woman should cover there head during a lesson and when praying! It's our protection 😇🌸
I am Christian but I am really curious about the Muslim community and culture and I'm glad that as long as u have good intentions anyone can wear a hijab
Same.
Same
I'm also Christian
Aye sameeee
Same here
Thank you for this. I love my scarves (50+ and counting) I wear them as shawls, over my face, over my hair.... Since I’ve been seeing these videos, I’ve worried about cultural appropriation. Doesn’t mean that I’ll stop wearing my scarves! I’m just glad that it’s not offensive.
You are so respectful and explain these types of things so well!
Plus wearing head scarves isn’t exclusive to one religion/culture
Yes...
But in one religion it is forced to wear.
@@Spacexplore007 Uh, please name that one? Because if you’re talking about Islam the way I understand it you’re not forced to wear it; it’s ultimately just your own choice.
@@kavertia6261 if you want to stay in the religion and practice it you have to wear one. You cannot go into mosques and pray without a head covering. So if you don’t wear one, your not practicing the religion anymore. Also it isn’t “forced” but you’ll get lots of questions for why you aren’t wearing one. It’s not apparent in a secular country like Canada, but try to live in an Islamic state being muslim and not wearing a hijab. Also the religion is misogynistic, men can have 4 wives, and if you marry a muslim you need to convert to muslim. It’s not forced in Canada but in Islamic states non muslims cannot marry without converting, their children also have no choice, they are born muslim. So the problem with Islam is it’s tied with politics and law in Islamic States. There are a lot of laws like can’t drink alcohol, can’t eat non halal, can’t use contraception, can’t use non halal medication (like insulin using pig source). It’s way more than just a religion that keeps to itself.
@@buibuiopolismayor7329
Edit: sorry for the incredibly long text; I tried to shortly go into every point you mentioned but it seems that still took longer than planned.
Firstly, I find it a little interesting you went into stuff I didn’t ask about, but I do appreciate the non-aggresive response!
There are people of various religions that choose not to go to their respective religious houses; that doesn’t make them not religious, they can still be faithful and practice it, they just don’t do so publicly.
Questions are, well, fairly innocent. The problem would be the (possible) implied pressure behind those questions, but as you’ve already chosen to wander from the normal procedures, a decision that should’ve been thought through properly, my personal opinion is that you should already be prepared to face doubtful attitudes to some degree, and know where to draw the line.
On the matter of misogyny: I can’t disagree with you there, the placement of the man above the woman is problematic, however it should also be acknowledged that not all muslim men take advantage of their privileges, with some committing to live with only one wife, and treating her with respect. It might not be the largest margin, but it’s certainly a start.
Then you also mentioned that people in certain countries can’t choose whether or not to be muslim-they are born that way. Frankly though, the same counts for any religion, as well as nationality, until maturity. If you were born in a house where you pray to God before every meal, you’ll pray to God before every meal until you go live on your own or experience alternatives (if your parents allow you to behave differently at that point). With the growth of the internet, it has become more likely for people to get into contact with certain cultures. If you learn about that and choose to still be and act Muslim; that is a choice. If the goverment stops you from obtaining such information or stopping muslim practices, then therein lies the problem.
Lastly, the tight-knit relationship between religion and government is a problem, yes, but various islamic countries have already started bending some muslim practices to keep decent relationships with other countries, well-aware that that is a good way to do so. The separation of religion and government is a process, and it will take time. It is also, in my opinion, not the duty of outsiders to instigate that: If people, knowing how things *could* be, choose to keep everything as is, we should leave them to their choice. An outsider’s duty lies solely in providing the information we can, and learning from the information insiders give us. Besides, living in an islam-approved way is not necessarily the same as being muslim: I can live a life that fits into what a “good life” in Buddhism is, without being Buddhist. Same goes for any religion (not to say that forcing those things upon someone is in no way bad).
I am Hindu and i am really grateful to you that you let me know more and more things about your religion
☺️👍👍
@Learning Islamically that's nikaab right?? Idk
@Learning Islamically oh ok it's fine I support all the religions in the world
It's interesting how we're having similar values and beliefs with slight variations. Read up about nirupa bramham (formless God) and saguna bramam (all powerful God), if you haven't already. I got reminded of those sanatana dharma concepts listening to muslim theories. Feels like they're following bhakti towards formless God. Whereas we follow the path of bhakti only for the God we have given form to. We use meditation and yoga to access God in the formless state. Truly amazed at how islam theories don't seem new at all, coming from a background of varied beliefs within Hinduism. Muslims have thought me to be confident about Hinduism. When I see my Muslim friend wear hijab, I feel motivated to wear sindoor. I used to feel shy in expressing my belief before. Being proud about the religion you follow is something Muslims can teach you.
@@krithikasonali488 ☺️🙏
@@dittzz115 yess we need need more people like this 😊
This is good to know because I a lot of times in summer I wear a scarf over my head and slightly covering my face to protect from the sun and since I started learning earlier this year I was afraid it would be appropriative so this is good to know
I absolutely adore them 💕
I always asked questions like this to my friend who’s Muslim, I really was hoping I never came off as ignorant, he moved here when we were in 3rd grade from Pakistan and I come from a place with very little diversity, just me who’s Abenaki and a few other Hispanic and African kids, so I never got to be introduced to other religions, beliefs etc and I was always naturally curious, him and I are still friends 13 years later and he’s taught me a lot of Urdu and about being Muslim so I am able to talk to his grandmother and parents in their language in their home out of respect, and I hope makes them feel welcomed here and make them feel they can be themselves / whoever they want, I think it’s important to be able to feel free in your own expression
I'm from Pakistan and this is great!
I wear one too. I am "Christian". Just a bible believer... it is told to cover our heads. Alot of people mistaken me for muslim but im not. At the end of the day if you bought it... do whatever you want with it.
I’m a Muslim but don’t wear hijab. It’s nice you see it this way :) makes me happy! And yes, we actually have similar things before people put words into these new books.
Im a Christian also covering of the head thats for prayer and you dont have to its not a command i would not wear that it makes you look Muslim SORRY i just can not wear it .
100 years ago in England and other countries majority of women wore scarves for modesty regardless of religion
Our Creator is One!
Nuns wear their version. I see it as almost every religion uses some sort of head covering for women! Nicely said.
Thank you! (And your husband) for sharing with genuine love. You are a beautiful light...inside and out!
I've been seeing your content for a couple days and I learned so much! Thank you for your wonderful intentions of educating and sharing your faith and love.
She’s so sweet the world needs more of people like her
God she’s just a beautiful woman and her family is just sooo positive. They really shine a hope in humanity.
When the hijab came out with the colors of the Palestinian flag came out I bought one and used it all winter. I have since bought multiple to use as scarves/shawls. The are beautiful, I am happy to tell all what it is and love supporting small businesses ❤
I love learning about your culture, it is so interesting.
I love your channel- you and your husband had opened my eyes to a touchy topic: Islam and Muslims. I was use to how they are portrayed in movies and TV shows- your channel shone a light to the dim and bleak. I have an appreciation to what you and her husband are doing. Good luck in 2021 with your beautiful hijabs and youe girls are absolutely cutie pies💗💓
AND I an glad you ARE CANADIAN🇨🇦
I also, plus I am Canadian too.
She’s honestly so pretty and wholesome!
She doesn’t push her beliefs and she wants to show people her culture and help them understand it a little better!
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I agree. I am Christian and love watching their videos because I like to learn about others beliefs.
Exactly. She just wants to share information in a way we can enjoy
When I was studying in Ireland, there was a group of girls teaching people how to pin a hijab. I asked if I could wear one, too, they were really nice and considerate. Later that day I went to my college class wearing the hijab and literally everyone sat on the opposite side of the room. It was pretty lame if they did that because of the hijab. Anyways, sorry for the rambling. Thanks for the videos!
I love learning about other cultures
It’s very interesting and now there’s another option for a blanket 😀
I’m a Buddhist and I love watching your videos!! Islam is such a beautiful religion! 💖 Thank you so much for these videos!
And the most beautiful practice in their religion is bakra eid. As a Buddhist you will like it too.
Thank you! ❤
I wear the hijab everywhere (expect inside my house) and im not muslim. But I love wearing it so much 🤎 continue to spread peace
I think they are beautiful too.
I love seeing this kind of positive and educational content, you guys are very respectful, and are fantastic examples of living your own truth in peace ☮️
These short Muslim videos are so interesting. I really enjoy the female’s part of the dialogues.❤️
Thank you I have been on my journey to Islam for a while now and I haven’t fully converted but I love wearing a hijab when ever I am out in public
❤️❤️ I hope someday u succeed in your journey and become follower of our great and beautiful religion 🌸
I hope you find what is best for you soon!🥰🥰
Same!!!
That’s beautiful
That’s amazing! The only thing I would say to you is don’t wait! If it’s in your heart it’s just a matter of saying it out loud. Do your shahada!! I promise you won’t regret it :)
You are absolutely amazing. Thank you for being so kind and genuine. You’re explanations are great and I love to watch your videos!
We have "dupatta" in Pakistan. Basically a loose hijab. Everyone wears it. Even exchange students! HI FONG YOONG!!! I MISS YOU. X
Oh my gosh, you are just a sweetheart ❤️ I love how you explain this and you demonstrate good intentions ❤️
As a Non-Religious Person this channel is absolutely outstanding and I love learning new things about Muslim Culture and the religion as a whole ❤
Me too
there is modren muslim and fanatic muslim just be carful from which side you learn .
@Mr. L Me or Them?
@Mr. L So I compliment the Video and you insult me and the others..... congratulations. Please take your negativity elsewhere.
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This use to be and still can be considered straight up fashion for literally any race, look at any picture before like 2010. My mom still wears a headscarf, they’re really pretty practical.
"As long as you have good intentions in your heart" is a really good guide for life in general
This is so true . I was given one when I went over seas and super sweet ppl and the softest fabric I’ve ever used. I used to wear mine over seas but not anymore I keep as a reminder of the generosity that was given to me . :)
Me, an american atheist: i just find it very interesting
Realize I own like five HIJABS I use them as shawls but 😂
Ay potterhead
@@justsanjida4994 ayyy indeed
You would have know earlier if you just “Accio Hijab”-
@@blackthreads1821 true
I don't even hv one and I'm muslim o actually wear only scarf which is called dupatta
I was considering wearing a veil for the months my hair grows out. I’m cree and in our culture we believe our hair to be our spirit growing out of us. And braiding out hair is a huge cultural thing too, each strand in a braid represents the mind, the body and the spirit. I recently went through many losses in my family so I cut my hair in ceremony and seeing how short it is a reminder of the loss, I’m ok with feeling that loss in private but in public I think I’m going to wear my big googoo scarves as veils. Maybe I’ll purchase one from you so I can switch it up a bit. Much love and respect ✊🏽
omg i was so excited to hear you say this because i’m not a muslim but i absolutely adore the hijab and the modest dressing. I love it so much and i was wondering if someone who isn’t apart of the muslim religion could wear it.
Yes, we actually love seeing women of all backgrounds wear them. 🧕
I love how sweet and open she is when it comes to questions like these, not everyone is like that and it's unfortunate
Sorry, you had a bad experience. But, don't let that make you dislike everyone.
I am a Christian I believe that Jesus Christ was born of a virgin, walked among men talking about the Kingdom of Heaven and Salvation, was wrongly accused crucified and died but arose on the third day. And he will come back again just as he said he would. Being that said the hijabs I see are absolutely gorgeous. And I love the idea of a woman wearing one. I don't wear one myself but let me tell you I have been looking at them and I would not mind wearing them I love the idea of the woman hiding away her beauty of her hair and keeping it for her husband and I think that's a beautiful thing.
Islamic people have alot of respect for jesus and absolutely love supportive Christian's
@@okalright3941 i mean in the islamic countries christians get killed when they get cought
@@konstantin7627 where do you hear? 😂 I live in a place that has majority Islam and kinda alot Christians, but we get along. I have a LOT of Christians friends. They are AMAZING! And they know how to respect Muslims.
@@selwlc Iraq, Afghanistan, Sudan, Somalia, Sudan, Libya, Yemen and PLENTY more.
i am Muslim
Thank you so much for this video! I have a beautiful one from Pakistan I've been wanting to wear on hikes for warmth and covering, and did not want to seem like I was appropriating your culture or being insulting. Like many others I'm seeing in this thread, I am Christian, but was very blessed to have a culturally open-minded mother. I grew up with friends who were Hindu, Buddhist, and now working in the ER as a nurse, my closest doctor friend is Muslim from Pakistan. Between conversations with them, and finding your channel, it has really helped educate me on your faith and broadened my heart even more. You two are such a beautiful couple and it's wonderful you can share your faith and kindness! Thank you ❤ much love!
I love your channel and can’t wait to support your business. I’ve learned so much from your videos. Thank you for opening my eyes and heart ❤️
My mom usually bought long scarves in Ny in most of the African businesses where I was at because they had a lot of smell goods and hair products , oils and stuff that I as a African American needed. And my mom bought home these beautiful scarves because New York winter be cold lol and I remember her showing me different ways to wrap it and I would wear mines like this and put my hood over so I wouldn’t get cold .
I like seeing these videos. She makes it so much easier to understand and the humor is a bonus.
i love this. not getting offended over this is beautiful.
Omg I was actually just thinking about this because I saw your guys hand dyed head scarfs and they were so beautiful I wanted one but I didn’t want to disrespect in any way because I’m not Muslim but I would love to support you guys!!! I think what you do is amazing🥰 sending love!
Thank you so much I've always wished to wear one but I was scared to hurt peoples feelings thank you
You are so sweet! I am learning so much from you guys! Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for explaining that, I also didn’t want to be disrespectful to the culture.
In Islam, hijab is required, but seeing non Muslim women wear it is actually really nice. It's kinda like paying homage, lol.
All cultures have scarves and shawls . I love the way you answered this. ❤️
I'm not Muslim but I've been wondering about this for a while because I admire the beautiful hijab. Thank you very much for answering this question 🙂 now I want to buy one!
Is it okay for baby hairs to be hanging out of a hijab? Because I would like to know so if I see a Muslim woman with her baby hairs showing then I should tell her. I saw someone yesterday with this problem and I was unsure whether I should mention it to her. (Btw I am a female)
Ah yes ! If you ever come across it, pls do tell them :))
No need to feel awkward or anxious abt it ^^, you'd rlly be helping them out !
If you think that she hasn't done it by purpose then you should warn her but I must say that there are some girls who does it by purpose even tho it looks a bit weird. But personally I would be so appreciate if someone tells me that I have baby hairs out
Yes. Hair is not permitted to be shown. After puberty, no more than the hands and face should be visible. The whole point is hiding her beauty.
They look super soft and comfortable
I’m so glad that she doesn’t consider this cultural appropriation. I love other cultures and think each culture is beautiful in its own way.
Scared of getting my hair braided then being accused of being culturally insensitive
I never got judgment for it but I was also live in a area that’s like 99% black and Mexican so I think people forget I’m white tbh😂 if u live in white area yeah u might stick out but it’s not offensive
One time in middle school we were having a talent show and a girl was doing a cultural dance while wearing a hijab, so i was sitting next to these two arabic girls who were complementing her hijab, and it looked really nice so i chimed in and said "ya i think its really pretty too" (mind you, im not arabic) and they both looked at me and said "well you're not arabic (or something along the lines of that) so you don't understand" i was just confused because to get fashion or to just complement someone you dont have to be the same religion, this made me feel embarrassed and innaprooriate for completing another girl's cultural clothing, but anyways this is off topic but i thought I'd share.
That was just racsit and if not those girls will have lots of issues in their futures.
yeah idk why they were like that it doesn't make sense but that was rlly nice of u!
@@beebo12 aww thank you!
The saddest part about that is it probably means they’d been told by adults in their lives only people of the same culture as them could understand them. When in reality regardless of religion, culture, or complete lack thereof, tons of people want to be educated and accepting human beings.
But that was middle school so hopefully they’ve been surrounded by more opinions and more people as they grew up, so they know that now. Sorry you just tried to compliment someone and it left you confused! But hey I hope they’ve been able to have some growth with the people around them and world views they understand since then. 🙂
@@grayskindablue tysm! and yes i hope they are now more accepting and educated!
I wish all Muslims i mean everyone irrespective of religion be like u..
@ari Different but all humans..
Tbh even if Hijab is not something for fashion, it really looks like fashionable and good looking, I'm mot a muslim but I see those veils as very beautiful and stylish, even if that's not the actual use for them
Thank you so much 🥰💗🥰. Ive learned so much about the Muslim religion since I been watching your channel.