Honestly... I typically CANNOT stand when men talk about feminism, however, listening to this video completely changed my views. It was so well informed and portrayed, I didn't feel at any point attacked or belittled (as i usually do when other brothers deliver the video in an (arguably) angered way). May Allah reward all three of you abundantly 😊
as you're a muslim, your deen comes before feminism, so whats the issue that you have when men talk about feminism? how does it effect? islam already gives you an answer for how a woman should be treated and respected
@Rodmil Rodriguez what Wasey meant that Mohamed Hijab didn't want to look at the sister, thats why he was barely looking at the screen, he was controlling his gaze
People reacting how the man in brown looks down and lowers his gaze. I remember a funny experience before I took my shahada years ago, I went to a mosque to ask for a teacher/imam to answer some questions I had and at the time, I was covering but not correctly yet. I wear a rectangle scarf and a tight maxi dress with a lose robe on top. I went in the mosque and a man was there cleaning the place and so I went to ask him where the lady's section is and without looking at me (his eyes glued to the floor) he pointed me to a curtain covered area and told me to remove my shoes before walking in and being a dumdum I was, I found it rude that he didn't even look at my eyes but later I realized I should have been thankful as the brother is respecting me. 😂😂😭😭
In Portland Oregon women were attacked for wearing a hagib. I was angry that not only was this a hate crime done to these women but this crime made the young girls afraid to wear one. I was angry that these young ladies felt they were forced by our society to deny who they were to satisfy them. I veil at Mass. I feel like freedom of religion should be for all of us. I feel that the Muslims in my community respect me so I respect them in our community.
Have you guys realised when Muhammad Hijab lowered his gaze throughout the whole video? Ma Shaa Allah Al’aik. Edited: Thank you all for the 1k likes! 🤲☺️
Emma Handaji Wonderland I do that all the time when I feel I’m looking at a woman too long, I thought it was just me being shy or afraid of offending a woman somehow lol. For the record I am not Muslim
let's be very clear. I am an American revert of 6 years alhumdulillah. I made a comment of this video yall are watching. I found it so incredibly "opininated" and holds NO ground in Islam whatsoever. I was so disapointed with the comment section. Muslim sisters saying "thank you for teaching me this, yada yada.." Non Muslims saying "whow how articulate, thanks for teaching us." AstugfirAllah she is spreading these lies that are making Muslim women rethink hijab and non Muslims an excuse to tell Muslims they don't need to cover. Just because she sounds educated doesn't mean she is speaking the truth. She says "An American Muslim like me..." YO sista I'm a business owner, mother, wife, TH-camr etc and I wear hijab and Allah subhana wa ta'ala has blessed me for my struggle and sacrifices. Also FYI I have never been attacked for wearing hijab. If anything my hijab has given me the oppurtunity to give dawah alhumdulillah! I respect her as a person but I do not agree with anything she said. Sorry such a long comment.
+ Kevin Right , as salaam alaikom bro, I really don't think we should generalize. Definitely not all and I only met born muslim femenists, no reverts. Maybe best to just condemn the action and not the people, they are our sisters. Anyways forgive me for intruding bro :)
With all do respect...haha No one thinks Im white and when I try to tell people that I am they get confused because most people have a preconceived notion that Muslims are Arab.
I don't like people who look for loop holes in Islam, we were put on this earth for a test. We must do as much good as possible before our time runs out
True but I also think that trying to find faults just to get a better view of a religion is the best thing to do to understand it Because that way we know those faults aren't faults but something deep we weren't able to understand.. So yeah Just my opinion
@Sk Baby Can I ask a genuine question? Please explain how showing your hair is immodest? Is there a sexual connotation to hair? I understand that people wear the hijab to exercise "modesty" and glorify their god, but is that to say that other Muslim women can't dress modestly without the hijab?
I love how Ali and Musa are casually eating and watching the video and then you see Mohammed looking down lowering his gaze 😂 Masha'Allah. And it's funny how Ali and Musa knew what yoga pants are but Mohammed had no clue haha aw bless 🤣
@ how old is Musa? I know that Ali and Mohammed are from my generation (early to mid thirties) also known as Millenials. Is Musa a Gen-Z guy (early 20s)?
I had seen this tedtalk, and i had shared it because i was so convinced that this is acceptable, but when tedtalks started showing speeches from “muslims” claiming that “homosexuality is not haram” and such stuff. That’s when i didnt know who to believe as i realised they have no idea what they’re actually saying. And since then i have started taking tafseer and hadith lectures.
The logic of "hijab leads to harrassment, so take it off" is the same logic as " women wearing pants leads to harrassment " it's not about the clothing , it's about the mentality
I am not a Muslim, but even as a Christian watching this, her argument did not make sense. The minute we start interpreting our holy books through the lens of ever-shifting culture, we are elevating ourselves over God.
I love your video so much. When I did my research about Islam before reverting I also watched her video and it confused me so much. I didn't really know anything about Islam yet and as a German woman who also has the media in the back of her head I was easily influenced by her. Alhamdullilha that I dug deeper into the topic to find the truth. Your video is very helpful, thank you for this.
I don’t wear the hijab and I am Muslim myself, when I go to the mosque for prayer I most definitely wear the hijab, now I don’t dress sexually I dress modestly I honestly never liked showing skin at all because it never really made me comfortable doing so.
You don't need to wear Hijab at home sister. Head covering is mandatory only before foreign men. This is a sign of identity as a Muslim and love for God. You can't change in a single step. Try to practice it. Gradually it will become a habit. Peace be upon you sis.
For the longest time I thought Muhammad hijab and bro Musa was the same person ! Omg seeing them together makes things clear hahaha sorry this is random 😂
@@miiim nope she wasn't wearing anything inappropriate. she was actually pretty well covered. i am not a muslim ( rather looking into all religions out of interest ) so i was confused why mohammed didn't look and why they covered her body but from what i've seen ㅡ he was doing it out of respect which is nice !
@@theuniverse.3080 oh that's nice :) I'm a very jealous girl and if my husband would stay starring at a girl like they do, I'd feel like strangling him. LOL Good luck learning 🍀
These people in the comment section are ridiculous. They can't discuss hijab because they're not women? Do you even hear the hypocrisy in your own voices? Btw, there is a form of male hijab. Just so you know. If men can't speak of it, why listen to our beloved Prophet PBUH? He spoke of hijab, and covering modestly. He was most definitely a man. Astaghfirullah.
Madani Ibrahim you might not agree with feminism but it does not give you the audacity or the position to say who is a Muslim and who isn't. This is the problem with the Muslim ummah we are so untrue and we opress eachother and are unjust to one another that is why the ummah is crumbling.
As far as the clothing aspect, what threw me off as well if the fact that she mentioned that the scholars have brought along the historical era to the modern era. The Quran is meant to NOT change... it will always be the same forever and just because mankind has changed and we have come to a modern era does not mean we make up new rules to make it halal to dress according to today’s so called “custom” as she mentioned. I can wear my hijab and be modest at the same time. If a sister does not feel comfortable to wear the hijab and cover then it’s her choice, she can just choose not to wear it and dress according to her custom. We cannot CHANGE the Quran based off of what we like and what we don’t like... we abide by it and will abide by it always like the way Allah has written for us ❤️
The Quran isn't even consistent in itseld. A lot of rules are overruled in later parts of the Quran and adapt to Muhammad's life and his desires of conquest and ruling.
The Quran when you read it and remember your reality how Accurate the Quran can be in showing the reality and how little they know they are leading themselves to their demise.
I finally figured out how to wear the hijab correctly, and I absolutely love it. I also wear the abaya. I'm 5'10 and thin and the one thing I've always had problems prior to conversion was being stared at. With the Hijab and Abaya-although fashionable-I feel protected from constant assessment. They can see the clothing but they don't see me. Sometimes I get negative reactions that could be Islamophobic but it's better than the objectification. Not only that, I don't have to worry about men approaching me, because it is assumed that I'm married. And no, I don't feel ugly in it. There are some sisters who say that they don't feel attractive in it but I don't feel the same. I'm think it also forces me to be a good behavioral example in the public eye, because I don't want to bring shame on the faith. This was my choice. I literally took shahada on the operating table.
sorry but i am curious to know why should you feel attractive around people?" attraction meaning to get people to like something" if i want to attract someone it will be only my wife why do i want to attract others and for what purpose or reason!!!!
🙋i know. i see it @ first glimpse. May ALLAH gave ummah the courage to stand out against of killing the muslims and defend the every single muslim in the world. aameen.
I just don't understand why what a woman choses to wear/not wear is the most debated subject when it comes to our religion. Why aren't people who don't pray or fast criticised the same way?! That's right.. because what they do/don't is strictly between them and God. The message is clear. The path is clear. It's not your job to force people to take it. Just live and let live, for the love of God. 🙄
The Hijab thing is just too much. If a lady does not wear Hijab it does not mean she is in mini skirts or a bikini. Most Arabs did not wear Hijab until Saudi became rich with oil.
the video is just to clarify that the Hijab is not optional the same way the salah is not optional, but after clarifying this, you are free to do what you want because you are not ignorant any longer and from here on out, its between you and God
Hiba OlaKeyboardo The hijab is debated because some women claim the hijab isn't wajib, you don't hear people who don't pray say "the salah isn't wajib".
A scarf that goes on the head is "KHIMAR" (خمار ) and one that goes on the neck or shoulders is "WISHA'H" (وشاح). She just wants to justify her clothing style. Just wear what you want you're free but don't try to change a whole religion to suit your fashion style 😂
You know, as a teen, Ali Dawah was an Atheist? He read about EVERY religion multiple times and their books, and his end conclusion was that literally everything the Quran said made sense and was true which really shocked him, unlike any other books.
@@raafichowdhury you idiot his name is shut up. I wasnt telling him to shut up.... people these days..... It doesnt make it worse because it doesnt matter. It's their source of income, it's how they get food on the table so they should try any way they can to make money. You cant blame a person for striving to make more money
@@Hussain077 haha I'm dead bro 😂 "His name is Shut Up" he forgot the 70 good presumptions before thinking you did wrong and so did I. Conclusion: Husnu dhan bless you all
She talks about harrassment but doesn't talk about what kind of harrassment. Wearing a hijab/niqab doesnt expose you to sexual harrassment as much as wearing a mini skirt. Idk about everyone else but I would rather expose myself to harrassment because of racist people who hate Islam (already happens) rather than sexual harrassment. One allows me to still have dignity
There is an experiment where they make a women walk around in normal cloths and she got a lot of cat calls and negative attention from men. Then a women wore a hijab and she got not even one harassment from hours of walking. So yeah ur right.
uzair abbas Yeah, idk if any of these men have daughters but I wonder how they would feel if that poor girl, may Allah swt grant her Jannah, was one of their daughters. So sad
Wow I realised just now I have been conforming to western standards without even knowing I dress modestly but with western style subhanallah jazakallah khair to you guys for this video and all videos
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The problem, arguably, is that many of our sisters’ have been indoctrinated by western ideologies such as feminism to the point that their belief in such a movement has surpassed their acceptance of Quran and Sunnah. The only cure to such ignorance is through knowledge. However, when evidence is presented to them, a defensive stance is always accompanied because society tells you as a woman to behave this way towards men. It is not a sin to talk about the problems of women nor are men unqualified to address such matters just because they have ‘XY’ chromosomes. I believe, the 3 brothers have done an exceptional job in dissecting such a video for the benefit of our ummah. It is not fair to scrutinise their efforts merely on the basis that you have a hard time accepting the truth. You made the choice to click, so drop the pride and draw on the merits.
Madeleine Price what freedom are you talking about? Feminism today are not about freedom but they want to control women. Feminists say they want every women to do what she want until women choice to be modesty and practice their religion
It's men like you that are arrogant and think their better than everyone else. So you believe women should not get an education or have the chance to be a doctor or lawyer all because you feel insecure and you use the religion to cover it up. Yes you can still be respectful to the religion you don't need to be walking in a mini skirt and no it doesn't mean we don't respect our husbands. Its that we also want some opportunity in life and because arrogant men like are so ignorant that's why some women end up depressed and unhappy is that what Islam told you to do ?
Oh Oh yes and I said I do not believe that.thats not what I am on about I’m on about basic rights we should have stop treating women like animals and maybe they won't get sucked up into your so called western ideology .some men nowadays take it too far which becomes unbearable some of these women which is why they become angered and forced to rebel so instead of blaming women fix yourselves and maybe you will see change
I have seen this video of the lady in my TH-cam recommended list for so long and I didn’t want to watch it because I didn’t want to feel mad at something I know it’s wrong but can’t explain why it’s wrong. Thanks guys. I’ve definitely struggled with wearing hijab first just the scarf was hard then covering body acceptable (I didn’t used to fully understand hijab) and alhamdulillah though I still struggle I find removing myself from bad gatherings or ignorant people as much as I can helps.
Hey this video is also in my TH-cam recommendations for many times but i always ignore it cuz I think she's a feminist & nowadays it's become a culture to judge religion values so i think she's definitely critisize hijab that's why I didn't watch this ted talk
She's not wrong at all... I tried wearing the hijab and I attracted 10 times the male attention I usually attract, so it defeated the whole purpose. Being modest is all about your surroundings and your culture. We don't live in a vaccuum!
you are just playing with my word its Allah who always taught us but through different source one of them was the actions of prophet muhammad pecae be upon him.
Ahh I hate it, chewing and crunching with your mouth open, come on where's your manners ☹️ Not being able to stand people eating is actually a condition called misophonia
Geralt of rivia approves this message bro I am Muslim I'm being sarcastic, I just find these guys hilarious. They so passionately attack us in the comments as if anything they say actually holds any value.
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Maryam Bint Muhammad It's not backbiting because it's a harmless joke that is not meant to offend, and contains no offensive content. Trust me, I am quite serious about backbiting, and this isn't it.
That isn't backbiting, I merely stated what everyone heard. I didn't insult anyone, nor did I mention any specific names of any person. So please, don't jump the gun
The brothers keep their eyes away to be respectful to themselves & this woman, due to the way she is dressed. In the original video she is wearing very tight skinny jeans. It's also said a woman that wears perfume & walks past men so they smell her scent is a temptress; I'd assume same applies to clothing. The brothers do not want to be tempted by a temptress. Whether skinny jeans can be regarded in this manner, I don't know. But that's their judgement on the matter by the seems.
I remember watching this sister’s video and it really threw me off in terms of the women’s dress code. Well I mean, I knew that a woman (or man) can’t go wearing those trendy tight clothings, because that’s just common sense. Though it threw me off in terms of the head veil. But after a read last night of the wording and the input of these men, I can say I’ve got a good idea of it now. Thanks for the good work guys, Alhamdulillah.
I watched the whole video of this Sister when it was first published. MashaAllah I was speechless the whole time. As a Muslimah, I wanted to comment in that video however I was overwhelmed and left me speechless. Thank you Brothers for giving us justice 🌷♥️ Been following Eman Channel in all social media platform and you guys are doing great! MashaAllah TabarakAllah ☝🏻
You're wrong. I tried wearing the hijab and I attracted 10 times the male attention I usually attract, so it defeated the whole purpose. If I continued wearimg it it would be THE OPPOSITE of being modest!! Being modest is all about your surroundings and your culture. We don't live in a vaccuum!
@@ashley_brown6106 first of all u wear it because it's a faridah you are obeying Allah so it has nothing to do with either men looks at u or not. Allah has commanded them to lower their gaze and if they are looking at u Allah will ask them about that and they will get what they deserve
I actually cannot beleive brother Ali is a real person. I have never in my whole entire life seen a man like you brother. So selfless and caring about others. You dont get paid by youtube still you post regulaly like a paid youtuber would do. Mrs Ali is a very very lucky women. May Allah keep on showering his blessings on you and we all love you for the sake of Allah (SWT) ❤
Optimistic Media omdd so sorry read your message half way i am sooo sorry for judging you and yesss you ar rightt The Almighty will reward him and again i am so sorry xx
Brother Ali in Arabic we call this “Tadlees” twisting Ayaas, Hadiths or even what some scholars said to fool people into believing an idea that the speaker wants to implement. Some do it on purpose and some do it out misguidance and ignorance.
I don’t know do you thing that’s the reason ? I mean he looks at women in the speaker corner when he teaches them the deen It might be for another reason
@@abdoubissap2919 in speakers corner it would be rude not to look at someone when u speak to them. Here he has the option to look away so i suppose he did
it's a command from Allah not a man!! the more i view this type of videos i hold on to my hijab more ... from one point of view it's agurment and it's driving them crazy and that is for me is enough to tell the power of it !!
This girl though... So i'm commenting as i go along- she is saying that wearing a hijab or covering will lead to harassment, i don't know what world she leaves in because before I became Muslim, I wore whatever she said and i hated leaving the house wallah... being cat called, touched and even grabbed! I had to plan where i'm going based on what i was wearing not on need or function. NOTE: I'm not saying that all this doesn't happen, but to ME it happens less, and people sometimes, actually think twice before saying or doing anything= I live in Kenya BTW. I know there a lot of variables but weeeh, I genuinely laughed at that comment.
The thing is, it is not your fault you got harassed, men who are well raised should lower their gaze and not look at a women more than once and women should wear nonrevealing clothes and cover themselves. This is the proper equation.
When i was 13 i was walking home from the masjid on our neighborhood with two other of my girl friends, and there is bunch of boys walking towards us laughing and joking, i have my prayer matt that i hold, and one of those boys run towards me and grab my breast and laugh and run.. It was very traumatizing, i was so mad and confused.. We didn't know what to do i was just screaming and crying at the same time... Just saying.. Its not about what you wear at the end... At the end.
Chapter 24 verse 31: “LET them throw their [head] covers over their bosoms.” Where does it say they HAVE to wear a head cover??? “He has only forbidden you carrion, blood and pork and what has been consecrated to other than God...” (2:173). “God has permitted trade and He has forbidden usury...” (Qur'an, 2:275) Here it is 100% clear what is and is not allowed. But nowhere in 24:31 is it using words that have 100% clarity when it comes to head coverings. “LET them wear head coverings to cover their bosoms” is not the same as “THEY MUST wear...” LET is optional and not a requirement. If God wants women to not show their hair/head he could be clear like using “Forbidden or Permitted” But He didn’t. I can 100% say that God didn’t say covering their head is ‘Required’ (because it’s No Where in the Quran) and God didn’t say it’s ‘Forbidden’ for woman to show head/hair (because that is not mentioned anywhere) Scholars are not God. If they interpret that word as ‘head cover’ instead of ‘cover’ you can’t say that’s 100% what God meant. And you can’t 100% agree with scholars on this topic. You can’t even 50% agree with them because there’s nothing in the Quran ‘Requiring’ women to wear head covers. “Wow the scholars said women must cover their head. I’m going to blindly agree with them because I saw ‘head cover’ in the Quran.” No, that verse can be interpreted as “LET woman wear their head cover (being an object and not necessarily a requirement) to cover their bosoms” meaning use something/anything to cover your bosom. If that something is your head cover, you are allowed (not required) to use it.
The head coverings are a cultural thing. It’s not at all a “Requirement” by God. Just like a wife being “Required” to cook for her husband. The Quran NEVER says that’s a requirement, it says the must feed their “children” the word husband never appears. Just like in this it doesn’t “Require” any woman to cover their hair. If you’re going to believe anything, it should be what’s written in your book (comes straight from God) and not someone who isn’t God’s OPINION. Scholars are just saying their OPINIONS for verse. Scholars are not God. You should accept what’s being said in the book instead of what he(scholar) Think/Assume.
Siemensbot “the worst Muslim criminal amongst other Muslims, is the one who asks questions about something that was not made prohibited on the people, then it becomes prohibited as a result of his questioning” this is from the Quran. It’s God’s own words. And this is exactly what some of those “other sources” do. Scholars only for their opinion/interpretation of the Quran. Are they a more reliable source then the Quran? More reliable then God’s word? The only other source from the Quran and scholars are the Hadith. The Hadith is written by people who’ve eye witnessed the prophet (saws). Are eye witness more reliable then God’s Book? God has even told the prophet to not declare something as Required or Forbidden if He (God) has not claimed that: “O Prophet! Why holdest thou to be forbidden that which Allah has made lawful to thee? ”. If the prophet can’t do it, why should anyone else? This shows the seriousness of this. In conclusion God does not like any to declare something as a requirement or as forbidden if it is not Clearly mentioned in the Quran. Even if the prophet said something is allowed/forbidden that’s not mentioned in the Quran, it should not be associated with Islam. So the Quran can be considered an only source if the other sources claim a topic (like headcovering) to be Required/Forbidden if the Quran doesn’t clearly mention it (which it doesn’t, it’s only scholars claiming that). But if you want to believe in opinions of others rather then the Quran, that’s up to you. Source of the quotes: Quran (66:1), and Collected by Bukhaari and Muslim Other quotes “But say not - for any false thing that your tongues may put forth,- “This is lawful, and this is forbidden,” so as to ascribe false things to Allah. For those who ascribe false things to Allah, will never prosper” Quran (16:116) “This includes everyone who comes up with an innovation (Bid`ah) for which he has no evidence from the Shari`ah, or whoever declares something lawful that Allah has forbidden, or whoever declares something unlawful that Allah has permitted, only because it suits his opinions or whim to do so.” Tafsir Ibn Kathir (16:116).
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم 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 except to their husbands, their fathers, their husbands' fathers, their sons, their husbands' sons, their brothers, their brothers' sons, their sisters' sons, their women, that which their right hands possess, or those male attendants having no physical desire, or children who are not yet aware of the private aspects of women. And let them not stamp their feet to make known what they conceal of their adornment. And turn to Allah in repentance, all of you, O believers, that you might succeed. [24:31] Allah, جل جلاله, uses the word “tell” in the verse above, not ‘recommended’. In Arabic, the word is قل، which once again is a way to express order. The ayah also says “and wrap a portion of their head covers...” this indicates that the women of the time were ALREADY covering their hair! If the women were doing this, which is a form of modesty, in the Age of Ignorance, then don’t you think that it’s even more encouraged in Islam? I’ll tell you about another Hadith, and I’m sure you know about it, which is why I won’t put a source, if you’d like one, let me know. When the Prophet (PBUH) first entered Madinah, he observed that the Jews were fasting. So he asked him why they were, and they said that this was the day that Allah destroyed Firaun and his army, and they fast that day as thanks. Did the prophet (PBUH) abolish the act? No. This is what he said to his companions: 'You have more right to Musa than they do, so fast on that day.' This indicated that there is no need to remove something good from your daily life. One last point is, our Mother, Aisha, (may Allah be pleased with her), who was a better believer then all of us, used to cover her hair. So who are we to go against what she used to do? I know I said that the previous point would be my last, but I just remembered a few things. It is also narrated that Aisha (RA) said: “The women of Quraysh are good, but by Allaah I have never seen any better than the women of the Ansaar, or any who believed the Book of Allaah more strongly or had more faith in the Revelation. When Soorat al-Noor was revealed - “and to draw their veils all over Juyoobihinna” - their menfolk came to them and recited to them what had been revealed, and there was not one woman among them who did not go to her apron, and the following morning they prayed wrapped up as if there were crows on their heads. This Hadith has emphasis on their clothes covering their heads, why would their be such emphasis on that if it was not something important? Furthermore, when a woman prays she is required to cover her head and hair, because that is what is beautiful to Allah. And my last point (for real this time) is, the majority of the scholars have said that it is Wajib to wear the hijab. Now who are you to go against what learned people have said? And those who have said that it is compulsory are a far, far, larger group than those who have said otherwise. و الله أعلم و صلى الله على نبينا محمد
one way to tell if the Hijab we have today is the correct one, is that even christian nuns also wear a dress that covers everything expect for the hands and the face, and jewish women are also required to cover their heads. *drops mic*
Lol the ignorance about other religions make me laugh out loud! I being a Hindu myself was never asked to cover my head. And I've lived in one of the remotest area of the country too. Nobody there asked me to cover my head. Now when I'm living in Punjab (where Sikhism originated), majority of my friends are Sikhs for obvious reasons and no girl covers her head. Also, just to make it clear, I've no problem with hijab as such. Wearing or not wearing it must be a choice, not a compulsion which it sadly has become. In our culture as well as country, we are not forced to cover ourselves. If the logic behind forcible covering is to maintain modesty and protect yourself from catcalling, being grabbed teased etc then my friend, a woman can dress "MODEST" even without wearing a hijab!
@@UnfitSingh3006 For hinduism read rig veda book 8 hymn 33 mantra 19-20. Maha veera chitra act 2 page 71. I forgot the sikh verses but I do know they cover their heads during prayer, weddings, etc.
@@alishaimran424 unlike Islam, Hinduism doesn't have any strict authoritative text. Hinduism is a way of life and we are allowed to follow depending on our "way of life". The core idea is to be moral in our conduct and actions. So if you quote Rigveda then there are 3 other Veda and other texts like Bhagdad Gita, 108 Upanishads and Puranas and numerous other texts which convey no such rule or direction.
@@alishaimran424 Also, yeah you're right in Sikhism while we visit Gurudwara (the place of worship), Sikhs are supposed to cover their heads. And it is compulsory (and the clerics there reprimand you if you don't do it :p) but outside the Gurudwara there is no compulsion to do so. And nobody does so!
To all those who say that men should not be speaking about women's issues: "The believing men and believing women are allies of one another. They enjoin what is right and forbid what is wrong and establish prayer and give zakah and obey Allah and His Messenger. Those - Allah will have mercy upon them. Indeed, Allah is Exalted in Might and Wise." [Tawbah: 71]
Well said!! People have been deluded into thinking that the opposite gender is out to oppress them. We are all Muslims just trying to seek the straight path. "And hold firmly to the rope of Allah all together and do not become divided..." [Ali Imran: 103]
Well on that note I wish Ali Dawah would only speak to men in his channel but so far he takes to the street and makes phonecalls to females. I don't care what his purpose is or how respectful he is to them, he should not be speaking to them so openly. And should be lowering his graze too.
Sureh Al-noor verse 31 وَقُل لِّلْمُؤْمِنَاتِ يَغْضُضْنَ مِنْ أَبْصَارِهِنَّ وَيَحْفَظْنَ فُرُوجَهُنَّ وَلَا يُبْدِينَ زِينَتَهُنَّ إِلَّا مَا ظَهَرَ مِنْهَا ۖ وَلْيَضْرِبْنَ بِخُمُرِهِنَّ عَلَىٰ جُيُوبِهِنَّ ۖ وَلَا يُبْدِينَ زِينَتَهُنَّ إِلَّا لِبُعُولَتِهِنَّ أَوْ آبَائِهِنَّ أَوْ آبَاءِ بُعُولَتِهِنَّ أَوْ أَبْنَائِهِنَّ أَوْ أَبْنَاءِ بُعُولَتِهِنَّ أَوْ إِخْوَانِهِنَّ أَوْ بَنِي إِخْوَانِهِنَّ أَوْ بَنِي أَخَوَاتِهِنَّ أَوْ نِسَائِهِنَّ أَوْ مَا مَلَكَتْ أَيْمَانُهُنَّ أَوِ التَّابِعِينَ غَيْرِ أُولِي الْإِرْبَةِ مِنَ الرِّجَالِ أَوِ الطِّفْلِ الَّذِينَ لَمْ يَظْهَرُوا عَلَىٰ عَوْرَاتِ النِّسَاءِ ۖ وَلَا يَضْرِبْنَ بِأَرْجُلِهِنَّ لِيُعْلَمَ مَا يُخْفِينَ مِن زِينَتِهِنَّ ۚ وَتُوبُوا إِلَى اللَّهِ جَمِيعًا أَيُّهَ الْمُؤْمِنُونَ لَعَلَّكُمْ تُفْلِحُونَ - 24:31 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 except to their husbands, their fathers, their husbands' fathers, their sons, their husbands' sons, their brothers, their brothers' sons, their sisters' sons, their women, that which their right hands possess, or those male attendants having no physical desire, or children who are not yet aware of the private aspects of women. And let them not stamp their feet to make known what they conceal of their adornment. And turn to Allah in repentance, all of you, O believers, that you might succeed. This is what the QURAN says
Beautiful and much needed. the brother on the right is very knowledgable ma sha Allah. may Allah increase us all in knowledge and practice of our beautiful deen
I think (I could be wrong)what she means is, that at one point the traditional dress was adopted to protect women. Today in some countries that dress would be putting women in danger so adopting another style of dress would be more protective. I do think you could still dress modestly. So it's about the intent of the dress not the style of dress itself that matters.
So revealing clothes is much protective for women than traditional clothes idon't think that gone will specially with sexuall harrassment epedimic nowadays in western countries.
She's mixing between Hijab [Head cover] and Niqab [face cover]. While the Headcover is required every time and mandatory for every woman, the Niqab [according to majority of scholars is optional] but becomes mandatory if there's a danger of harassment in the society. So, telling people that Hijab or headscarf is not required is a deceiving and has nothing to do with Islam. Hope this would resolve the misconception.
Found your channel recently and going through old vids and I literally gasped when I opened this video. I put hijab on a year ago, I wasn't wearing it for the first 6 years I was Muslim, and I remember seeing this video years ago and practically nodding along. I was so scared to wear the hijab that I would do my best to convince myself the headscarf isn't an obligation only Sunnah and that I live in the West so it's not safe and that we live in a different time now blah blah blah. So I don't think it's necessarily that she's ignorant, she may subconsciously know that it is an obligation, but she's doing her best to convince herself and the world that we can interpret Islam for where and when we're living. It's almost sad, I remember how insecure I felt back then.
A khimar in arabic is a covering. Like a covering for the floor, table, window. It’s a physical covering of something. The aya says to strike a covering over their pockets. The term pockets is used because it has a physical and psychological meaning. God didn’t use the term breast or chest deliberately. The Koran never talked specifically about hair covering. That’s what we humans made it. The interpretations nowadays about the Koran, and not only about the hijab, are really worrying. The hijab has been materialised. The Koran has been materialised. This is really concerning. I really hope muslim women start to open this discussion, because after all, they are wearing the symbol of the materialised Islam. It’s time to go back to the essence of Islam, and to fulfil our journey in this world as was asked by God, not by sheiks that are imposing interpretations that are dividing us, and are leading is to an earthly existing.
I’m arab. Al khimar simply means covering. Allah swt asked the women to cover their breast in that verse. There is NO MENTION of hair anywhere. They are picking at words and interpreting them how they wish. Ali was there comparing the word khimar to being absent minded when drunk therefore it refers to the hair LOOOOL. I worship Allah and not man.
do you love not being able to go outside all by urslelf beacuse u cant do that, do you love being less than men and your witness being equal that of a half men, do love not being able to refuse to sleep with your husband when he orders you to do so?
@@submsiveboy7226 A man's authority over his wife is not just a privilege, but also a responsibility. It is a privilege he gets for taking care of her and her children financially, and it is his responsibility to ensure her security. More money is given to the man during inheritance, as he must spend not only on himself, but only on his family, whereas a woman can choose to spend solely on herself. And about 'not being able to say no'; I assume you're referring to this hadith: If a husband calls his wife to his bed and she refuses and causes him to sleep in anger, the angels will curse her till morning. [Sahih al-Bukhari, Book 59, Hadith 48] It is not true that she can't say no. She is permitted to say no if she has a valid reason, such as being tired. Do a quick google search if you are not convinced.
I love how Muhammad Hijab says "stop right there my friend". Ali and Musa both started smiling like..."Ohhh...Its about to go down!!" 😃. Btw love how you structure your arguments. I would love to learn from you some day
Yes, they're so incredibly humble and open to the possibility of one day finding out that it's human nature to often be completely wrong about things. Doesn't Hijab's default facial expression just scream humble, open-minded flexibility? It's like he always says, "I'm often mistaken in my interpretation of the Quran. I'm only human." Don't ever change, boys.
JUST TO CLEAR UP FOR ANY NON-MUSLIMS WATCHING, A MUSLIM WOMAN DOES NOT HAVE TO COVER UP OR WEAR HIJAB IN HER HOUSE/INFRONT OF FAMILY MEMBERS (DAD, BRO, GRANDAD, UNCLES ETC). It's only in front of strangers and in public. thanks.
I can’t stop laughing at the expression on their faces when she said yoga pants 😂 6:00 my prayers are with the women struggling with hijab but in their hearts they love it ♥️
I'm happy they didn't scrutinize or ridicule her in any way shape or form. They handled it maturely and with an open mind, They were able to see she was misguided and instead of calling her names or deciding her fate, they approached the issue appropriately. Mashallah. We need more brothers like the lot of you. :)
The guy in the tan shirt is very respectful. He lowered his gaze the entire time. Jazakallah brother in the tan. If all brothers lowered their gazes like the are instructed to, women’s dressing wouldn’t be such a problem to them. But most men, do not lower their gazes from women who are not their spouse so they become very judgmental of women and are more concerned over women than themselves. Learn to lower your gazes before you comment about a woman and her attire.
@@aswathirajan7963 women of today want men to look at them but when they get harrassed they say men are wrong just coverup your body so no man gets negative attentions towards you
A2 the JDM fan boy in my opinion no women dress well fr a mans attention... Nd descent guys never harass just coz a women is beautiful..... Try to get the point
The fact that they say no scholar ever has said that women don’t have to cover their heads is ridiculous. Muhammad Asad believed that the verse didn’t imply that women had to cover their heads. He wrote a best-selling autobiography called the “Road to Mecca” and translated the entire Quran giving his belief on specific parts of verses. You called her ignorant yet you simply either don’t know or lie about facts.
I admit that I agreed with her when I saw the ted talk, Alhamdullah for this reaction. coz it cleared up a lot. I hope in sha Allah it will be as popular as the first video. ( but Ali where is the marriage video tho 😶) you guys are sick may Allah preserve you and grant you Jannah.
It is in all reality, not even in a single ayat, explicitly/implicitly mentioned that "hijab" is obligatory. And hijab doesn't even mean a headcovering which the Muslims associate it with. It means a kind of seclusion.
Zarinsadaf Lopa the companions of the prophet salalaho alayhi wa sallam and the prophet himself were left to interpret the Quran and then the followers of the companions got the interpretation from the pioneering women that were around in the prophets time of practicing modesty. Yes the men must lower their gaze but the women must dress modestly. Low cut tops, leggings, are they modest in the slightest? We like our women not to be perved on.
@@Kofi_Mensahs_BurnerAccount It actually more depends on what kind of society a woman is living in. Of course you know that in many countries, these dresses which you mentioned are presumed to be normal and nothing immodest. And it is the woman's decision to wear what she likes. We are not anyone to impose a certain clothing on somebody in my opinion. A woman is.capable on her own to decide if what she is wearing is modest or immodest.
Zarinsadaf Lopa yes the women have the choice. I used the word ‘like’ as opposed to the word ‘want’. La iqraha fi deen’ is a statement I will live and die by.
You totally misunderstood and misinterpreted everything she said about meaning of the word HIJAB and wearing a veil, when and how, by the Muslim women.
Sonja Ilievska No, they didn’t misunderstood. These men adhere to and practice other school of Islamic Jurisprudence. Most probably the new trend (19th century onward) Salafism am Wahhabism. The sister is practising the Hanafi Islamic school of Jurisprudence. Hanafi doctrine is considered among the most flexible and liberal in Islamic jurisprudence, including in the areas of criminal law, treatment of non-Muslims, individual freedoms, marriage and use of property. Officially adopted by the Ottoman Turks in the 16th century, Hanafi jurisprudence remains the most influential school in the world. It is used in Jordan, Lebanon, Pakistan, Morocco, Syria, Turkey, Indonesia and by minority Muslim groups in countries such as Iran and Malaysia. Like the other schools, the Hanafi school derives its Interpretation from the Koran and Hadith. When these sources are ambiguous on an issue, the consensus of the Prophet Muhammad’s companions is relied upon. Then the individual opinion of the prophet’s companions is sought, and finally: the local customs. Abu Hanifa is regarded by modern scholars as the first to formally adopt and use qiyas (analogical reasoning) when the Koran and Hadith are silent or ambiguous in their guidance. The Wahhabism, created in the advent of 19th century to shore up the special status of the Saud family, is the ANTITHESIS of Hanafi school of jurisprudence. Wahhabism has ruin many countries, including the Indonesian Muslims, where Muslims used to be very tolerant of other religions and only 5% women wore hijab.
@@miriamsackler5002 There's is nothing liberal about Hanafi madhab, and there's no way she can establish her position through Hanafi madhab. In fact, Hanafi scholars across history don't approve of her position.
Siyovush M Who cares? Almost no Indonesian Muslims wore hijab before the Arab came to that region and spread Wahhabism in the 80s and early 90s. And Indonesians have been Muslim since 16 century. They were obviously NOT Wahhabbis.....
@@miriamsackler5002 true same thing happened in Pakistan before afghan Soviet their was less extremism in region but now their is too much extremism after wahabi idealogy took it roots in society.There was very less violance against women in country although very few women wore hijab niqab time(we have shawl in our culture) but now violance against women have increased due to this salafi idealogy. Now their are alot of forces who try to impose niqab on women.
Rizwan Mustafa But that doesn’t mean they condemn it. And that is the real difference. One respects other people’s freedom of practising his or her religion and the other doesn’t. --- Another example: I am a Jew by birth, and was raised as secular Jew, thought practiced Kosher whenever possible, I don’t believe in the right to return to Israel, as many religious Jews do. You see the difference?
Salaam Why are three men sitting and commenting on what women wear Why don't they talk about the sunnah of the 'beard' I just don't get it why men spend soo much time fixated on what the women chooses or not choose to wear. It's always men who feel they need an opinion on this topic when it has nothing to do with them !
Head and bodyb covering doesn't matter. You are NOT a good muslim because of it. What u think and DO matters. I personally feel uncomfortable about the hijab and every other veiling. It points to patriarchy and misogyny for me. If smbdy wears that I try to blend it out and see the person nonetheless. But it makes me uncomfortable.
According to this video: Women adapting to western culture wearing such american clothes not to be harassed: “Ridiculous” Women adapting to the sexual desire that man don’t retain, and so wearing a hijab not to be harassed: “Alright, then.” I mean both are wrong and women should have the freedom to dress without fear of harassement. But man, that was some incoherence over there...
Hello, you wrote this post one yr ago but I will answer anyways Listen, they are not talking about freedom of choice here. In Islam, of course there is a freedom for choice. You cannot force someone to worship, right? But what islam says about the dress code is what is trying to be cleared out. It gets confusing if you try to mix both. Then, if you do not agree with the Islamic point of view, then that is your opinion (and your opinion is not necessarily the ideal one). But the Islamic dress code does not go against your own free will to choose. It just tells those who believe, how they should live their lives or try to. And if we believe it we are certainly free to choose it.
Hiiii brothers! I wasnt really satisfied with how u explained about some points to prove her wrong. For example, like khimar, u claimed that khimar is a cloth that women used to cover their heads and neck. However, where is the clear evidence of that? The evidence that the khimār in pre-Islamic Hijaz covered the face or covered the hair is simply not there. The only thing that the verse allows us to say conclusively is that Muslim women were called upon to draw a piece of cloth (khimār) over the juyūb (bosoms)-whether it covered the hair or the face, we don't know. In other words, the Qurʾan in this verse calls upon women to cover their bosoms. Anything beyond that would require extensive research into the social practices of khimār dressing at the time of revelation, and the historical evidence is far more diverse and complex than many contemporary scholars assume it to be. Moreover, I wonder if women itself is really considered as awrah which makes them to cover themselves completely in front oh non related men... awrah and zinah is a different thing while most scholar mix it up. If women must really cover herself entiry, then it automatically means she will have to give up many physical activities outside because it's hard for women to do that while wearing niqab or burqa or hijab. Covering themselves up completely would no doubt cause lack of vitamin D and also cause her to suffer from heat especially in the desert while Islam talks the importance about being healthy. These facts will eventually lead women to stay inside the house as it's more convenient for them since they can dress freely. But wait! Prophet allowed some of the women to participate in the war to fight where there were full of men's! How did she fight so well if she was covering herself completely? Women are taken away many basic human rights she needs as a human being before being a women. She deserves to breath easily without niqab, eat normally without hiding and move easily while keeping modesty. Considering many different interpretations of different scholars who concluded hijab as not an obligation or an obligation, I have also asked and thought by myself a lot which made me to believe that Allah did not make niqab or hijab mandatory. I'm still studying tho. Btw brothers please clear my mind if you can prove that the khimar being a cloth used to cover the head and neck!
Read the meaning of the word in classical dictionaries. Also from the teachings of prophet (sunnah). Look at codes followed by prophet's wives (pbut). Some people try fit the meanings with the social norms but we should learn the moral codes at least from the classical interpretation.
As far as I know hijab means covering oneself with clothes that are not transparent and do not expose ones body.....💁♀️...also hijab is farad i.e, mandatory....btw there is dress code for men also🙂
Honestly... I typically CANNOT stand when men talk about feminism, however, listening to this video completely changed my views. It was so well informed and portrayed, I didn't feel at any point attacked or belittled (as i usually do when other brothers deliver the video in an (arguably) angered way). May Allah reward all three of you abundantly 😊
Miss SA may Allah reward and bless you too for changing your views
Miss SA
I agree also.
Miss SA Maa shaa Allah we need muslim sisters to make more videos on this topic
as you're a muslim, your deen comes before feminism, so whats the issue that you have when men talk about feminism? how does it effect? islam already gives you an answer for how a woman should be treated and respected
I CANNOT stand when anyone talks about feminism...
These gangs eating fruits and drinking milk instead of chips and beer. Respect!
Yes! Real food.
You know that milk is not good or your body right ?
@@aminatraore9303 who said that ?
you are first person who said Milk is not good for the body.
@@aminatraore9303 stop being dumb
nikita despos lol 😂
Man, Mohamed Hijab is so strong to his faith, barely even looked up at the screen!
@Rodmil Rodriguez what Wasey meant that Mohamed Hijab didn't want to look at the sister, thats why he was barely looking at the screen, he was controlling his gaze
May Allah keep him on track lest he lose himself
If a man looks at a woman and the first thing he thinks of is sex, he’s the problem, not the woman.
c L that’s why he is not looking dumbo
@@cL-bf2ug i dont think it comes straight away lol
"Fitna box to protect your eyes from Musa's thighs & the sister's choice of clothing" had me literally laughed out loud 😂
Bruhh same 😂
@@ta7507 You're the one moron here.
@@mdfahd24 I smell something burning lol
@@Arassaleh8758 they are in right path are you against them?
@@sammustafa4893 I am laughing at the reply that @Mohad Fahad replied to
@T A
People reacting how the man in brown looks down and lowers his gaze. I remember a funny experience before I took my shahada years ago, I went to a mosque to ask for a teacher/imam to answer some questions I had and at the time, I was covering but not correctly yet. I wear a rectangle scarf and a tight maxi dress with a lose robe on top.
I went in the mosque and a man was there cleaning the place and so I went to ask him where the lady's section is and without looking at me (his eyes glued to the floor) he pointed me to a curtain covered area and told me to remove my shoes before walking in and being a dumdum I was, I found it rude that he didn't even look at my eyes but later I realized I should have been thankful as the brother is respecting me. 😂😂😭😭
Sister Welcome to Islam and it makes me happy that you understand
رفیع اللہ قادری دیوبندی I think shamasi is
رفیع اللہ قادری دیوبندی it’s true but Mohammad hijab doesn’t know the details of the inner seen like shami
Mashallah. That's so respectful
I’ve got one question how can I get a Muslim Wife if it’s haram to look at a woman that I like?
In Portland Oregon women were attacked for wearing a hagib. I was angry that not only was this a hate crime done to these women but this crime made the young girls afraid to wear one. I was angry that these young ladies felt they were forced by our society to deny who they were to satisfy them. I veil at Mass. I feel like freedom of religion should be for all of us. I feel that the Muslims in my community respect me so I respect them in our community.
Respect to you ❤️
You’re awesome 💕
Massive respect for you ma'am
You're amazing :) ❣️❣️
Exactly its her choice
Have you guys realised when Muhammad Hijab lowered his gaze throughout the whole video? Ma Shaa Allah Al’aik.
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Thank you all for the 1k likes! 🤲☺️
i knoooow right ...mashaalah i loved that
may allah bless three of them
Emma Handaji Wonderland I do that all the time when I feel I’m looking at a woman too long, I thought it was just me being shy or afraid of offending a woman somehow lol. For the record I am not Muslim
I know that's what he was doing (Masha Allah)
But I kinda find it funny that he was looking at the spot where the video was showing for us
aspreedacore I respect that 💞
I watched the video she wasn't wearing anything exposing at all. I don't see the need to censor it
Ali and Musa : Watches the TedTalk
Hijab : Ah yes.. the floor here *is made out of floor*
Lowering the gaze, LOOL
Lower your gaze
He just doesn't make haram sight, please don't make jokes brother
ma shaa Allah
Should we call it religious muckbang? 😂😂😂😂
LOOL XDDD
Im dead
I can't breathe
😂😂
Yeahhh
let's be very clear. I am an American revert of 6 years alhumdulillah. I made a comment of this video yall are watching. I found it so incredibly "opininated" and holds NO ground in Islam whatsoever. I was so disapointed with the comment section. Muslim sisters saying "thank you for teaching me this, yada yada.." Non Muslims saying "whow how articulate, thanks for teaching us." AstugfirAllah she is spreading these lies that are making Muslim women rethink hijab and non Muslims an excuse to tell Muslims they don't need to cover. Just because she sounds educated doesn't mean she is speaking the truth. She says "An American Muslim like me..." YO sista I'm a business owner, mother, wife, TH-camr etc and I wear hijab and Allah subhana wa ta'ala has blessed me for my struggle and sacrifices. Also FYI I have never been attacked for wearing hijab. If anything my hijab has given me the oppurtunity to give dawah alhumdulillah! I respect her as a person but I do not agree with anything she said. Sorry such a long comment.
Yeah; screw people with their own opinions.
+ Kevin Right , as salaam alaikom bro, I really don't think we should generalize. Definitely not all and I only met born muslim femenists, no reverts. Maybe best to just condemn the action and not the people, they are our sisters. Anyways forgive me for intruding bro :)
with all due respect, a white person wearing hijab will rarely be attacked but thank you for your input it was very interesting
With all do respect...haha No one thinks Im white and when I try to tell people that I am they get confused because most people have a preconceived notion that Muslims are Arab.
Couldn't agree more sister. :)
Who else is watching this I 2020 quarintine
Me😊😊
Hola amigo si si cuarentina
yes, this gives me more time tu study Islam
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I don't like people who look for loop holes in Islam, we were put on this earth for a test. We must do as much good as possible before our time runs out
True but I also think that trying to find faults just to get a better view of a religion is the best thing to do to understand it
Because that way we know those faults aren't faults but something deep we weren't able to understand..
So yeah
Just my opinion
@@huriyafate7591 islam is perfect
@Ebad Rahman agreed brother🙋🙋
@Sk Baby Can I ask a genuine question? Please explain how showing your hair is immodest? Is there a sexual connotation to hair? I understand that people wear the hijab to exercise "modesty" and glorify their god, but is that to say that other Muslim women can't dress modestly without the hijab?
That's bullshit. Why would God need to test you if he knows everything from the start. Waste of time.
I love how Ali and Musa are casually eating and watching the video and then you see Mohammed looking down lowering his gaze 😂 Masha'Allah. And it's funny how Ali and Musa knew what yoga pants are but Mohammed had no clue haha aw bless 🤣
That's bcoz Ali and musa are sneaky buggers👀😂😂 jk
Nafisa Islam i think musa is very young so he knows quite a lot. Current generation has to go thru so much fitna every day
@ that's very true, our generation was exposed to much worse fitnah than the previous generations.
MashaAllah!Allah bless him with more guidance and ability to act upon quran and sunnah
@ how old is Musa? I know that Ali and Mohammed are from my generation (early to mid thirties) also known as Millenials. Is Musa a Gen-Z guy (early 20s)?
I had seen this tedtalk, and i had shared it because i was so convinced that this is acceptable, but when tedtalks started showing speeches from “muslims” claiming that “homosexuality is not haram” and such stuff. That’s when i didnt know who to believe as i realised they have no idea what they’re actually saying. And since then i have started taking tafseer and hadith lectures.
May Allah guide you and grant you knowledge and unbreakable Iman💜
Watch dr. Zakir Naik and Ustadz Uthmaan ibn Farooq instead. Nothing is above Islam.
That's the reason why I dont believe those ted talks talking about Islam..🤦🏻♀️
@@NHH-pn7dh Aameen & all of us .
Unsubscribe to Ted.
The logic of "hijab leads to harrassment, so take it off" is the same logic as " women wearing pants leads to harrassment " it's not about the clothing , it's about the mentality
Its making your religion dependent on the thoughts of others. What an stupid argument
@@hajro2273 260k Likes on her video and the ppl in the comments are agreeing with her... May Allah guide them.
@@ismailadam1288 amin. Wallahi the end of time is near...
THIS
@@ismailadam1288 Aameen..yes I was shocked myself on how many Muslims were supporting her.. they were like "now we can explain about hijab" 🤦🏻♀️
"Broo... yoga pants are like them.. YOOga pants" this cracked me up looll
literally like that made it any clearer 😂😭😭😭
Oh now I understand what yoga pants are they’re basically YOGaa pants
Lmfaoooo his hand gestures tho
“Mohammad hijab and Musa niqab” is what got me 😅
beast football no it’s not dummy. Just say god commanded them to do so idk why you think a scarf is stopping men from doing anything
I am not a Muslim, but even as a Christian watching this, her argument did not make sense. The minute we start interpreting our holy books through the lens of ever-shifting culture, we are elevating ourselves over God.
Based Emilia
I love your video so much.
When I did my research about Islam before reverting I also watched her video and it confused me so much. I didn't really know anything about Islam yet and as a German woman who also has the media in the back of her head I was easily influenced by her.
Alhamdullilha that I dug deeper into the topic to find the truth.
Your video is very helpful, thank you for this.
May Allah help you and help all the Muslims.
Well i'm Glad she wasn't able to misguide u ;D!
Allah ( swt ) helped u sister b'cuz you moving in a right path 🤲
Masha Allah my Allah bless you right path amen
Musa’s explanation is 👌
“Yoga Pants are them YOGA PANTS”
she : "HIJAB"
mohhamad hijab: she calling me
😂😂😂
okey. . . "Muhammad hijab and I'm Musa Niqab" LMAOOO
I don’t wear the hijab and I am Muslim myself, when I go to the mosque for prayer I most definitely wear the hijab, now I don’t dress sexually I dress modestly I honestly never liked showing skin at all because it never really made me comfortable doing so.
Please watch this video on youtube (daimonds of Islam by ILovUAllah)
You don't need to wear Hijab at home sister. Head covering is mandatory only before foreign men. This is a sign of identity as a Muslim and love for God. You can't change in a single step. Try to practice it. Gradually it will become a habit. Peace be upon you sis.
Same here i try to be modest.
Hijab is obligatory sister. U have no choice.
You need to wear hijab only before non mehram men..foreign men.....🤠...
For the longest time I thought Muhammad hijab and bro Musa was the same person ! Omg seeing them together makes things clear hahaha sorry this is random 😂
Omdsssss your not the only one i literally thought the same ahaa
Me too...
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Me too masha allah i loved mohammads character.he gave emaple hw muslim men should be
I thought they brothers
You should see Musa and his father... Adna Rashid, the ressemblence is imaginable
I love how hijab didn’t look up once at the TV m’a true muslim
Good Bless him.
I hope she wasn't wearing bad clothes up..u know..I'd feel bad foe.the other two bros watching..very dissapointing
@@miiim nope she wasn't wearing anything inappropriate. she was actually pretty well covered. i am not a muslim ( rather looking into all religions out of interest ) so i was confused why mohammed didn't look and why they covered her body but from what i've seen ㅡ he was doing it out of respect which is nice !
@@theuniverse.3080 oh that's nice :)
I'm a very jealous girl and if my husband would stay starring at a girl like they do, I'd feel like strangling him. LOL
Good luck learning 🍀
@@miiim ahhh i hope you end up with a husband like mohammed hijab 🤣. AND,thank you so much ❤.
These people in the comment section are ridiculous. They can't discuss hijab because they're not women? Do you even hear the hypocrisy in your own voices? Btw, there is a form of male hijab. Just so you know.
If men can't speak of it, why listen to our beloved Prophet PBUH? He spoke of hijab, and covering modestly. He was most definitely a man.
Astaghfirullah.
Well said 👏🏼👏🏼
they have become like feminists in west! they take order from them now! we must become more open about what is going on! well said!
Christian Pettersen why does it always have to be a us versus them situation. What is wrong with feminism.
Madani Ibrahim that's not an answer.
Madani Ibrahim you might not agree with feminism but it does not give you the audacity or the position to say who is a Muslim and who isn't. This is the problem with the Muslim ummah we are so untrue and we opress eachother and are unjust to one another that is why the ummah is crumbling.
As far as the clothing aspect, what threw me off as well if the fact that she mentioned that the scholars have brought along the historical era to the modern era.
The Quran is meant to NOT change... it will always be the same forever and just because mankind has changed and we have come to a modern era does not mean we make up new rules to make it halal to dress according to today’s so called “custom” as she mentioned.
I can wear my hijab and be modest at the same time. If a sister does not feel comfortable to wear the hijab and cover then it’s her choice, she can just choose not to wear it and dress according to her custom.
We cannot CHANGE the Quran based off of what we like and what we don’t like... we abide by it and will abide by it always like the way Allah has written for us ❤️
The Quran isn't even consistent in itseld. A lot of rules are overruled in later parts of the Quran and adapt to Muhammad's life and his desires of conquest and ruling.
@@_blank-_ lack of knowledge lol
@@_blank-_ I'm very sure you pronounce Islam as Izlam don't you now?
@@_blank-_ You must be fun at parties.
The Quran when you read it and remember your reality how Accurate the Quran can be in showing the reality and how little they know they are leading themselves to their demise.
I finally figured out how to wear the hijab correctly, and I absolutely love it. I also wear the abaya. I'm 5'10 and thin and the one thing I've always had problems prior to conversion was being stared at. With the Hijab and Abaya-although fashionable-I feel protected from constant assessment. They can see the clothing but they don't see me. Sometimes I get negative reactions that could be Islamophobic but it's better than the objectification. Not only that, I don't have to worry about men approaching me, because it is assumed that I'm married.
And no, I don't feel ugly in it. There are some sisters who say that they don't feel attractive in it but I don't feel the same. I'm think it also forces me to be a good behavioral example in the public eye, because I don't want to bring shame on the faith.
This was my choice. I literally took shahada on the operating table.
Thanks for Sharing your thoughts Sister
May Allah Give u Success in this Life and in Afterlife 🥰
Allaahummabaarik
sorry but i am curious to know why should you feel attractive around people?" attraction meaning to get people to like something" if i want to attract someone it will be only my wife why do i want to attract others and for what purpose or reason!!!!
It says Palestine 🇵🇸 on the middle gentleman's t-shirt and on the hat, if anyone's thinking.
Thanks, i was wondering what it said
🙋i know. i see it @ first glimpse. May ALLAH gave ummah the courage to stand out against of killing the muslims and defend the every single muslim in the world. aameen.
Mee too, I was wondering what was it? But, I know how to read Arabic. As soon as I see your comment, I realise it straight away.
Free Palestine 🇵🇸
Beautiful 🤩
I just don't understand why what a woman choses to wear/not wear is the most debated subject when it comes to our religion. Why aren't people who don't pray or fast criticised the same way?! That's right.. because what they do/don't is strictly between them and God. The message is clear. The path is clear. It's not your job to force people to take it. Just live and let live, for the love of God. 🙄
The Hijab thing is just too much. If a lady does not wear Hijab it does not mean she is in mini skirts or a bikini. Most Arabs did not wear Hijab until Saudi became rich with oil.
the video is just to clarify that the Hijab is not optional the same way the salah is not optional, but after clarifying this, you are free to do what you want because you are not ignorant any longer and from here on out, its between you and God
sofwan
That's actually a lie, Muslim women wore hijab way before any Arab country was created.
Hiba OlaKeyboardo
The hijab is debated because some women claim the hijab isn't wajib, you don't hear people who don't pray say "the salah isn't wajib".
Hold your horses, stop accusing me.
I said "...Most Arabs..."
A scarf that goes on the head is "KHIMAR" (خمار ) and one that goes on the neck or shoulders is "WISHA'H" (وشاح).
She just wants to justify her clothing style. Just wear what you want you're free but don't try to change a whole religion to suit your fashion style 😂
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Wtf
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Exactly
You know, as a teen, Ali Dawah was an Atheist? He read about EVERY religion multiple times and their books, and his end conclusion was that literally everything the Quran said made sense and was true which really shocked him, unlike any other books.
No one:
Muhammad Hijab: I'm allergic to Apples
Strange
nuff said oh look it’s you the backtracker
@nuff said i'm not scared and surprised
@nuff said i don't care about your lectures bruv. keep ur allergies to urself
@nuff said when you came were they stabbing? or talking about plan to murder?
Mashallah just love how the brother on the right didn't even look at the lady ONCE. mashallah akhi may Allah bless you.
ikr?
Redrose Abd mashallah ikr.... That's Amazing.
MashaAllah. Not many men do that
May Allah bless and increase him
ohh thats why he wasnt looking up m'A
The thumbnail of 3 men laughing was distasteful and seems condescending. You could have just had a neutral thumbnail.
Shut Up it's to get more views.
Hussain Ali , that just makes it worse, you should shut up
@@raafichowdhury you idiot his name is shut up. I wasnt telling him to shut up.... people these days.....
It doesnt make it worse because it doesnt matter. It's their source of income, it's how they get food on the table so they should try any way they can to make money. You cant blame a person for striving to make more money
@@Hussain077,
Interesting capitalist philosophy.
@@Hussain077 haha I'm dead bro 😂 "His name is Shut Up" he forgot the 70 good presumptions before thinking you did wrong and so did I. Conclusion: Husnu dhan bless you all
She talks about harrassment but doesn't talk about what kind of harrassment. Wearing a hijab/niqab doesnt expose you to sexual harrassment as much as wearing a mini skirt. Idk about everyone else but I would rather expose myself to harrassment because of racist people who hate Islam (already happens) rather than sexual harrassment. One allows me to still have dignity
There is an experiment where they make a women walk around in normal cloths and she got a lot of cat calls and negative attention from men. Then a women wore a hijab and she got not even one harassment from hours of walking. So yeah ur right.
Idk, a hijabi just got killed in England for no reason. Rather face a catcall than losing life
Nav that’s unfortunately how the world treats us now
uzair abbas Yeah, idk if any of these men have daughters but I wonder how they would feel if that poor girl, may Allah swt grant her Jannah, was one of their daughters. So sad
Nav yeah she died for what Allah asked her to do and fulfilling his wishes. May Allah reward her.
Wow I realised just now I have been conforming to western standards without even knowing I dress modestly but with western style subhanallah jazakallah khair to you guys for this video and all videos
I am happy Allah open you eyes
Muslim : Who is God?
Christian : Jesus
Muslim : Is Jesus the son of Mary.
Christian : Yes
Muslim : Who created Mary?
Christian : God.
Muslim : Who is God?
Christian: Jesus
Muslim : Jesus is the begotten son.
Christian : Yes
Muslim : Who is his father?
Christian : God.
Muslim : Who is God?
Christian : Jesus.
Muslim : Jesus is a servant of God.
Christian : Yes
Muslim : Jesus died on the cross?
Christian : Yes
Muslim : Who resurrected him?
Christian : God.
Muslim : Is Jesus a messenger.
Christian : Yes
Muslim : Who sent him?
Christian : God.
Muslim : Who is God?
Christian : Jesus.
Muslim: Did Jesus worship while on earth.
Christian: Yes
Muslim: Whom did he worship?
Christian: God.
Muslim : Who is God?
Christian : Jesus.
Muslim : Did God have a beginning?
Christian : No
Muslim: Then who was born on 25/DEC?
Christian : Jesus.
Muslim : Is Jesus God.
Christian : Yes
Muslim : Where's God?
Christian : In heaven.
Muslim : How many Gods are there in heaven?
Christian : Only one God.
Muslim : Where's Jesus?
Christian : He is seated on the right hand of his father.
Muslim : Then how many are they in heaven?
Christian : Only one God.
Muslim : Then how many seats?
Christian : one
Muslim : where's Jesus?
Christian: Seated next to God.
Muslim : How are they seated on one chair?
Christian : Its only understood by those with the Ghost.You need Ghost my friend.
Bible says :-
“... God is not the author of confusion ...”(Corinthians 14:33 )
Christians believe in the Trinity - God the Father, the son AKA Jesus and the holy spirit
I'm a Muslim just saying I think what Christians believe in is :
God The Father
is not
God the Son
is not
The Holy Spirit
But all three are 'God'
Muslim: Why Jesus Died?
Christian: He died for our sins.
Muslim: Then whats about the sins people did before Jesus?
Christian: Jesus forgave them.
Muslim: If Jesus can forgive people, then why he died?
Christian: He died for our sins.
(infinity loop)
and creazy people think that we live on a piece of bread what's your point ?
Her speech seems as if a teenage non-muslim made an article for school
Lool I’m dead
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂exactly loool
Zaed zain Perish in your rage.
Zaed zain he didn’t have a baby bride tho
The problem, arguably, is that many of our sisters’ have been indoctrinated by western ideologies such as feminism to the point that their belief in such a movement has surpassed their acceptance of Quran and Sunnah. The only cure to such ignorance is through knowledge. However, when evidence is presented to them, a defensive stance is always accompanied because society tells you as a woman to behave this way towards men. It is not a sin to talk about the problems of women nor are men unqualified to address such matters just because they have ‘XY’ chromosomes. I believe, the 3 brothers have done an exceptional job in dissecting such a video for the benefit of our ummah. It is not fair to scrutinise their efforts merely on the basis that you have a hard time accepting the truth. You made the choice to click, so drop the pride and draw on the merits.
go on and be a donkey, you wont be missed as an enemy to a woman's freedom.
Madeleine Price what freedom are you talking about? Feminism today are not about freedom but they want to control women. Feminists say they want every women to do what she want until women choice to be modesty and practice their religion
It's men like you that are arrogant and think their better than everyone else. So you believe women should not get an education or have the chance to be a doctor or lawyer all because you feel insecure and you use the religion to cover it up. Yes you can still be respectful to the religion you don't need to be walking in a mini skirt and no it doesn't mean we don't respect our husbands. Its that we also want some opportunity in life and because arrogant men like are so ignorant that's why some women end up depressed and unhappy is that what Islam told you to do ?
h2 have wtf are you talking about?
Oh Oh yes and I said I do not believe that.thats not what I am on about I’m on about basic rights we should have stop treating women like animals and maybe they won't get sucked up into your so called western ideology .some men nowadays take it too far which becomes unbearable some of these women which is why they become angered and forced to rebel so instead of blaming women fix yourselves and maybe you will see change
I have seen this video of the lady in my TH-cam recommended list for so long and I didn’t want to watch it because I didn’t want to feel mad at something I know it’s wrong but can’t explain why it’s wrong. Thanks guys. I’ve definitely struggled with wearing hijab first just the scarf was hard then covering body acceptable (I didn’t used to fully understand hijab) and alhamdulillah though I still struggle I find removing myself from bad gatherings or ignorant people as much as I can helps.
Hey this video is also in my TH-cam recommendations for many times but i always ignore it cuz I think she's a feminist & nowadays it's become a culture to judge religion values so i think she's definitely critisize hijab that's why I didn't watch this ted talk
SAME !
SAME THING ABOUT THE RECOMMENDATION
SAME !
SAME THING ABOUT THE RECOMMENDATION
Masha Allah.
May Allah make it easy for us.
She's not wrong at all... I tried wearing the hijab and I attracted 10 times the male attention I usually attract, so it defeated the whole purpose. Being modest is all about your surroundings and your culture. We don't live in a vaccuum!
akhi hijaab just taught me how to lower my gaze mashallah!!
you are just playing with my word its Allah who always taught us but through different source one of them was the actions of prophet muhammad pecae be upon him.
what ever you want to say,say it openly don't use words,even if you are against the lowering of gaze!! jazak Allah
Android Gamer 1994 SubhanAllah
enna irvine jazakallah :)
Abdul Wahab SubhnaAllah, you brought that to my attention. Men who love and fear Allah, have no interest in the women of this dunya! Alhamdulillah
This video looks interesting but i cant stand hearing people munching😭😭😭
Cmihk Mariyam it wasn't that bad 😂
Zain .Yousuf i know its just me being awkward😭
Cmihk Mariyam oh me too when i Hear someone munching i feel like i wanna punch him in the face
they're not eating anything crunchy lol get over it xD
Ahh I hate it, chewing and crunching with your mouth open, come on where's your manners ☹️
Not being able to stand people eating is actually a condition called misophonia
Hi Ali, could you please do a video on fasting during exams and any ways to improve memory or any revision techniques mentioned in Quran or Hadiths
Muhammad The Non Muslim bro you are very brave! Thank u for having the courage to say it like it is, these mozlems need to know how it is!!
Geralt of rivia approves this message bro I am Muslim I'm being sarcastic, I just find these guys hilarious. They so passionately attack us in the comments as if anything they say actually holds any value.
rxhim ikr they only attack to find a reaction so they can blame us
Muhammad The Non Muslim bro again you're doing awesome!! 10/10 job bro, keep going!!
Muhammad The Non Muslim don't give up on your hopes and dreams, life is short. Put your all into everything you strive for and you will succeed 👌👌👌👌💯💯💯😥😥😥😥😤😤😤😤😤
Love how brother Ali kept passing food to his buddies without a question 😂💙
My guy Hijab is a man of kindness 😂
HAHAHA i love it when brother Hijab don't know what yoga pants are, this is when you realise he is a true muslim :D
What ? Lol a stupid comment please deleted it
Hahah ❤️ yes so true!
lmao...true:)
@@RealDopaa that's rude!! And your comment is based on your ignorance and stupidity ! If you please delete your comment! you insult yourself !
I recently came to know what yoga pants are, so does that mean ?
I just heard chewing and swallowing in the beginning lol
Maryam Bint Muhammad
It's not backbiting because it's a harmless joke that is not meant to offend, and contains no offensive content. Trust me, I am quite serious about backbiting, and this isn't it.
What? No that isn't backbiting. Relax
Maryam Bint Muhammad if you wanted to advise him on back biting you should have done that privately aswell... so are you not in the wrong aswell
Ah, the extremely sensitive religious police are operating on YT.
That isn't backbiting, I merely stated what everyone heard. I didn't insult anyone, nor did I mention any specific names of any person. So please, don't jump the gun
How about reacting to a video on how to eat with your mouth closed?
Jayden Cauchi
why are you picking on him at least he is doing a better job than you guys.
Or just not eating. Seriously they should have ate before watching the vid.
chill out
how about you just don't watch if it bothers you that much?
jeena jia wouldn't I have to watch the video in order to know his mouth wasn't closed?
It’s 2021 anyone came here after Mohammad Hijab ended David woods career 😂😂😂
that never happened lol
@@user-yh8kg3bd4o cry g
@@user-yh8kg3bd4o ignorant
How please send me the video
Please link me to the video.
Mashallah, watch brother hijab keep his eyes lowered the entire video.
SubhanAllah, I just noticed ✨
so what if he lowers his eyes whats the relevance?
Lowell Muyco Hes trying to follow the way of the prophets to the nearest of his ability
im not muslim so could you explain why its good to keep his eyes lowered?
The brothers keep their eyes away to be respectful to themselves & this woman, due to the way she is dressed. In the original video she is wearing very tight skinny jeans.
It's also said a woman that wears perfume & walks past men so they smell her scent is a temptress; I'd assume same applies to clothing. The brothers do not want to be tempted by a temptress.
Whether skinny jeans can be regarded in this manner, I don't know. But that's their judgement on the matter by the seems.
Girl speaks gibberish:
Background: *munch munch chom chom slurp tut*
Lol mam 🤣
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@aattitude I noticed that too bruh.. painful to watch! Ali Dawah.. Sort it out bruv!!
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I am not watching the video just reading comments
Same.
An exol 🤪
@@hddvlogs8457 same 2.
Oh exo-L !!
Lol same
Sister's views on Hijab
And then it turned out: Hijab's views on Sister😂😂😂
😂 😂
LOOOL 😂😂😂😂😂
Beatiful shirt...pray for palestine فلسطين
Reef Mohammed why did you spell it with an F
@@galactica1419 ???
@@galactica1419 That's a faa and that's how you spell Palestine in arabic, فلسطين.
@@galactica1419 the letter and sound of "p" doesn't exist in Arabic
I like how this became a low-key ASMR Mukbang video....
Loool
IKR😂😂
I hated it infact I muted it and switched on subtitles
I remember watching this sister’s video and it really threw me off in terms of the women’s dress code. Well I mean, I knew that a woman (or man) can’t go wearing those trendy tight clothings, because that’s just common sense. Though it threw me off in terms of the head veil.
But after a read last night of the wording and the input of these men, I can say I’ve got a good idea of it now. Thanks for the good work guys, Alhamdulillah.
Me too actually!! So glad to watch this 😊
I watched the whole video of this Sister when it was first published. MashaAllah I was speechless the whole time. As a Muslimah, I wanted to comment in that video however I was overwhelmed and left me speechless. Thank you Brothers for giving us justice 🌷♥️ Been following Eman Channel in all social media platform and you guys are doing great! MashaAllah TabarakAllah ☝🏻
You're wrong. I tried wearing the hijab and I attracted 10 times the male attention I usually attract, so it defeated the whole purpose. If I continued wearimg it it would be THE OPPOSITE of being modest!! Being modest is all about your surroundings and your culture. We don't live in a vaccuum!
@@ashley_brown6106maybe u only covering ur head, cover all ur body madam so u could be respected by men.
@@ashley_brown6106 first of all u wear it because it's a faridah you are obeying Allah so it has nothing to do with either men looks at u or not. Allah has commanded them to lower their gaze and if they are looking at u Allah will ask them about that and they will get what they deserve
I actually cannot beleive brother Ali is a real person. I have never in my whole entire life seen a man like you brother. So selfless and caring about others. You dont get paid by youtube still you post regulaly like a paid youtuber would do. Mrs Ali is a very very lucky women. May Allah keep on showering his blessings on you and we all love you for the sake of Allah (SWT) ❤
oh yeah he gets paid - in hasanaat
Pakistani Princess
Okay
Sarah T no he actuallyyy dosenttt!!! Watch his video where he tells us why he stopped working with Khaled Siddique.
prettyrose 123 wdummn??
Optimistic Media omdd so sorry read your message half way i am sooo sorry for judging you and yesss you ar rightt The Almighty will reward him and again i am so sorry xx
Brother Ali in Arabic we call this “Tadlees” twisting Ayaas, Hadiths or even what some scholars said to fool people into believing an idea that the speaker wants to implement. Some do it on purpose and some do it out misguidance and ignorance.
Brother Mohammed Hijab didnt even look at the Woman, amazing. Huge respect to you brother.
I don’t know do you thing that’s the reason ?
I mean he looks at women in the speaker corner when he teaches them the deen
It might be for another reason
Abdou Bissap probably just trying to listen properly
@@abdoubissap2919 in speakers corner it would be rude not to look at someone when u speak to them. Here he has the option to look away so i suppose he did
@@roshanserrao854 go educate yourself please
@@hamoodtatari You mean to say i am wrong, Please check your quran.
it's a command from Allah not a man!! the more i view this type of videos i hold on to my hijab more ... from one point of view it's agurment and it's driving them crazy and that is for me is enough to tell the power of it !!
May Allah protect your Imaan ❤️
@@BudgetCarnivore ameen. And may Allah grant you janat alfurdos
Nice profile pic fellow weeb 😁😂
Yet it's a man that told all of this... Weird 🤔
This girl though... So i'm commenting as i go along- she is saying that wearing a hijab or covering will lead to harassment, i don't know what world she leaves in because before I became Muslim, I wore whatever she said and i hated leaving the house wallah... being cat called, touched and even grabbed! I had to plan where i'm going based on what i was wearing not on need or function. NOTE: I'm not saying that all this doesn't happen, but to ME it happens less, and people sometimes, actually think twice before saying or doing anything= I live in Kenya BTW. I know there a lot of variables but weeeh, I genuinely laughed at that comment.
The thing is, it is not your fault you got harassed, men who are well raised should lower their gaze and not look at a women more than once and women should wear nonrevealing clothes and cover themselves. This is the proper equation.
When i was 13 i was walking home from the masjid on our neighborhood with two other of my girl friends, and there is bunch of boys walking towards us laughing and joking, i have my prayer matt that i hold, and one of those boys run towards me and grab my breast and laugh and run.. It was very traumatizing, i was so mad and confused.. We didn't know what to do i was just screaming and crying at the same time... Just saying.. Its not about what you wear at the end... At the end.
@@Alzenaish so sorry,which country are you
@Hussein Abbas are you 2 the same person my brothers hahaha
Cool to find your first and surname profile on yt
Chapter 24 verse 31: “LET them throw their [head] covers over their bosoms.”
Where does it say they HAVE to wear a head cover???
“He has only forbidden you carrion, blood and pork and what has been consecrated to other than God...” (2:173).
“God has permitted trade and He has forbidden usury...” (Qur'an, 2:275)
Here it is 100% clear what is and is not allowed.
But nowhere in 24:31 is it using words that have 100% clarity when it comes to head coverings. “LET them wear head coverings to cover their bosoms” is not the same as “THEY MUST wear...”
LET is optional and not a requirement. If God wants women to not show their hair/head he could be clear like using “Forbidden or Permitted” But He didn’t.
I can 100% say that God didn’t say covering their head is ‘Required’ (because it’s No Where in the Quran) and God didn’t say it’s ‘Forbidden’ for woman to show head/hair (because that is not mentioned anywhere)
Scholars are not God. If they interpret that word as ‘head cover’ instead of ‘cover’ you can’t say that’s 100% what God meant. And you can’t 100% agree with scholars on this topic. You can’t even 50% agree with them because there’s nothing in the Quran ‘Requiring’ women to wear head covers.
“Wow the scholars said women must cover their head. I’m going to blindly agree with them because I saw ‘head cover’ in the Quran.”
No, that verse can be interpreted as “LET woman wear their head cover (being an object and not necessarily a requirement) to cover their bosoms” meaning use something/anything to cover your bosom. If that something is your head cover, you are allowed (not required) to use it.
The head coverings are a cultural thing. It’s not at all a “Requirement” by God. Just like a wife being “Required” to cook for her husband. The Quran NEVER says that’s a requirement, it says the must feed their “children” the word husband never appears. Just like in this it doesn’t “Require” any woman to cover their hair. If you’re going to believe anything, it should be what’s written in your book (comes straight from God) and not someone who isn’t God’s OPINION. Scholars are just saying their OPINIONS for verse. Scholars are not God. You should accept what’s being said in the book instead of what he(scholar) Think/Assume.
Shut up if you dont know anything. The Quran isnt the only sources of islam.
Siemensbot
“the worst Muslim criminal amongst other Muslims, is the one who asks questions about something that was not made prohibited on the people, then it becomes prohibited as a result of his questioning” this is from the Quran. It’s God’s own words. And this is exactly what some of those “other sources” do. Scholars only for their opinion/interpretation of the Quran. Are they a more reliable source then the Quran? More reliable then God’s word?
The only other source from the Quran and scholars are the Hadith. The Hadith is written by people who’ve eye witnessed the prophet (saws). Are eye witness more reliable then God’s Book? God has even told the prophet to not declare something as Required or Forbidden if He (God) has not claimed that:
“O Prophet! Why holdest thou to be forbidden that which Allah has made lawful to thee? ”. If the prophet can’t do it, why should anyone else? This shows the seriousness of this.
In conclusion God does not like any to declare something as a requirement or as forbidden if it is not Clearly mentioned in the Quran. Even if the prophet said something is allowed/forbidden that’s not mentioned in the Quran, it should not be associated with Islam.
So the Quran can be considered an only source if the other sources claim a topic (like headcovering) to be Required/Forbidden if the Quran doesn’t clearly mention it (which it doesn’t, it’s only scholars claiming that).
But if you want to believe in opinions of others rather then the Quran, that’s up to you.
Source of the quotes: Quran (66:1), and Collected by Bukhaari and Muslim
Other quotes
“But say not - for any false thing that your tongues may put forth,- “This is lawful, and this is forbidden,” so as to ascribe false things to Allah. For those who ascribe false things to Allah, will never prosper”
Quran (16:116)
“This includes everyone who comes up with an innovation (Bid`ah) for which he has no evidence from the Shari`ah, or whoever declares something lawful that Allah has forbidden, or whoever declares something unlawful that Allah has permitted, only because it suits his opinions or whim to do so.” Tafsir Ibn Kathir (16:116).
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
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 except to their husbands, their fathers, their husbands' fathers, their sons, their husbands' sons, their brothers, their brothers' sons, their sisters' sons, their women, that which their right hands possess, or those male attendants having no physical desire, or children who are not yet aware of the private aspects of women. And let them not stamp their feet to make known what they conceal of their adornment. And turn to Allah in repentance, all of you, O believers, that you might succeed. [24:31]
Allah, جل جلاله, uses the word “tell” in the verse above, not ‘recommended’. In Arabic, the word is قل، which once again is a way to express order.
The ayah also says “and wrap a portion of their head covers...” this indicates that the women of the time were ALREADY covering their hair! If the women were doing this, which is a form of modesty, in the Age of Ignorance, then don’t you think that it’s even more encouraged in Islam?
I’ll tell you about another Hadith, and I’m sure you know about it, which is why I won’t put a source, if you’d like one, let me know.
When the Prophet (PBUH) first entered Madinah, he observed that the Jews were fasting. So he asked him why they were, and they said that this was the day that Allah destroyed Firaun and his army, and they fast that day as thanks.
Did the prophet (PBUH) abolish the act? No. This is what he said to his companions:
'You have more right to Musa than they do, so fast on that day.'
This indicated that there is no need to remove something good from your daily life.
One last point is, our Mother, Aisha, (may Allah be pleased with her), who was a better believer then all of us, used to cover her hair. So who are we to go against what she used to do?
I know I said that the previous point would be my last, but I just remembered a few things.
It is also narrated that Aisha (RA) said: “The women of Quraysh are good, but by Allaah I have never seen any better than the women of the Ansaar, or any who believed the Book of Allaah more strongly or had more faith in the Revelation. When Soorat al-Noor was revealed - “and to draw their veils all over Juyoobihinna” - their menfolk came to them and recited to them what had been revealed, and there was not one woman among them who did not go to her apron, and the following morning they prayed wrapped up as if there were crows on their heads.
This Hadith has emphasis on their clothes covering their heads, why would their be such emphasis on that if it was not something important?
Furthermore, when a woman prays she is required to cover her head and hair, because that is what is beautiful to Allah.
And my last point (for real this time) is, the majority of the scholars have said that it is Wajib to wear the hijab. Now who are you to go against what learned people have said? And those who have said that it is compulsory are a far, far, larger group than those who have said otherwise.
و الله أعلم و صلى الله على نبينا محمد
Than we are fallowing mary
Saudi Arabia wasn’t a country 1400 years ago
Umar Yusuf it wasn’t called Saudi Arabia but it did exist lol 😭🤦🏽♀️
Amy Louise yeah the land was existed but there was no country that we call Saudi Arabia that had rule by family
Abdirahman M What?
*-was-** existed*
@@hotshots149 it is just a simple grammatical error
Halit Özgür That's understandable.
Dont understand why 3 men are concerned about how a woman dresses. Leave it to us
one way to tell if the Hijab we have today is the correct one, is that even christian nuns also wear a dress that covers everything expect for the hands and the face, and jewish women are also required to cover their heads. *drops mic*
Also in hinduism, women cover their heads, in Sikhism women cover their heads.
Yet its only Islam that people have a problem with.
Lol the ignorance about other religions make me laugh out loud! I being a Hindu myself was never asked to cover my head. And I've lived in one of the remotest area of the country too. Nobody there asked me to cover my head. Now when I'm living in Punjab (where Sikhism originated), majority of my friends are Sikhs for obvious reasons and no girl covers her head. Also, just to make it clear, I've no problem with hijab as such. Wearing or not wearing it must be a choice, not a compulsion which it sadly has become.
In our culture as well as country, we are not forced to cover ourselves. If the logic behind forcible covering is to maintain modesty and protect yourself from catcalling, being grabbed teased etc then my friend, a woman can dress "MODEST" even without wearing a hijab!
@@UnfitSingh3006
For hinduism read rig veda book 8 hymn 33 mantra 19-20. Maha veera chitra act 2 page 71.
I forgot the sikh verses but I do know they cover their heads during prayer, weddings, etc.
@@alishaimran424 unlike Islam, Hinduism doesn't have any strict authoritative text. Hinduism is a way of life and we are allowed to follow depending on our "way of life". The core idea is to be moral in our conduct and actions. So if you quote Rigveda then there are 3 other Veda and other texts like Bhagdad Gita, 108 Upanishads and Puranas and numerous other texts which convey no such rule or direction.
@@alishaimran424 Also, yeah you're right in Sikhism while we visit Gurudwara (the place of worship), Sikhs are supposed to cover their heads. And it is compulsory (and the clerics there reprimand you if you don't do it :p) but outside the Gurudwara there is no compulsion to do so. And nobody does so!
MashaAllah, love how brother Mohamed Hijab is lowering his gaze.
To all those who say that men should not be speaking about women's issues:
"The believing men and believing women are allies of one another. They enjoin what is right and forbid what is wrong and establish prayer and give zakah and obey Allah and His Messenger. Those - Allah will have mercy upon them. Indeed, Allah is Exalted in Might and Wise." [Tawbah: 71]
Exactly! We are in this together, it isn't about one trying to be better than the other. We are all just looking for the mercy and pleasure of Allah.
Well said!! People have been deluded into thinking that the opposite gender is out to oppress them. We are all Muslims just trying to seek the straight path.
"And hold firmly to the rope of Allah all together and do not become divided..." [Ali Imran: 103]
yes agreed, but theres a way to go about it, not everyone can do it properly
Well on that note I wish Ali Dawah would only speak to men in his channel but so far he takes to the street and makes phonecalls to females. I don't care what his purpose is or how respectful he is to them, he should not be speaking to them so openly. And should be lowering his graze too.
may Allah reward you and your family ameen
Sureh Al-noor verse 31
وَقُل لِّلْمُؤْمِنَاتِ يَغْضُضْنَ مِنْ أَبْصَارِهِنَّ وَيَحْفَظْنَ فُرُوجَهُنَّ وَلَا يُبْدِينَ زِينَتَهُنَّ إِلَّا مَا ظَهَرَ مِنْهَا ۖ وَلْيَضْرِبْنَ بِخُمُرِهِنَّ عَلَىٰ جُيُوبِهِنَّ ۖ وَلَا يُبْدِينَ زِينَتَهُنَّ إِلَّا لِبُعُولَتِهِنَّ أَوْ آبَائِهِنَّ أَوْ آبَاءِ بُعُولَتِهِنَّ أَوْ أَبْنَائِهِنَّ أَوْ أَبْنَاءِ بُعُولَتِهِنَّ أَوْ إِخْوَانِهِنَّ أَوْ بَنِي إِخْوَانِهِنَّ أَوْ بَنِي أَخَوَاتِهِنَّ أَوْ نِسَائِهِنَّ أَوْ مَا مَلَكَتْ أَيْمَانُهُنَّ أَوِ التَّابِعِينَ غَيْرِ أُولِي الْإِرْبَةِ مِنَ الرِّجَالِ أَوِ الطِّفْلِ الَّذِينَ لَمْ يَظْهَرُوا عَلَىٰ عَوْرَاتِ النِّسَاءِ ۖ وَلَا يَضْرِبْنَ بِأَرْجُلِهِنَّ لِيُعْلَمَ مَا يُخْفِينَ مِن زِينَتِهِنَّ ۚ وَتُوبُوا إِلَى اللَّهِ جَمِيعًا أَيُّهَ الْمُؤْمِنُونَ لَعَلَّكُمْ تُفْلِحُونَ - 24:31
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 except to their husbands, their fathers, their husbands' fathers, their sons, their husbands' sons, their brothers, their brothers' sons, their sisters' sons, their women, that which their right hands possess, or those male attendants having no physical desire, or children who are not yet aware of the private aspects of women. And let them not stamp their feet to make known what they conceal of their adornment. And turn to Allah in repentance, all of you, O believers, that you might succeed.
This is what the QURAN says
That doesn't sound like full body cover to me
Beautiful and much needed. the brother on the right is very knowledgable ma sha Allah. may Allah increase us all in knowledge and practice of our beautiful deen
Mash'Allah Muhammed lowering his gaze throughout the video is just amazing. May Allah bless all you brothers.
I think (I could be wrong)what she means is, that at one point the traditional dress was adopted to protect women. Today in some countries that dress would be putting women in danger so adopting another style of dress would be more protective. I do think you could still dress modestly. So it's about the intent of the dress not the style of dress itself that matters.
Also we should remember that a woman has a high chance of being in danger if she is wearing a hijab or not. Abusers will always find a way.
Traditionally women in arab used to walk half naked even in front of the holy mosque...
So revealing clothes is much protective for women than traditional clothes idon't think that gone will specially with sexuall harrassment epedimic nowadays in western countries.
She's mixing between Hijab [Head cover] and Niqab [face cover]. While the Headcover is required every time and mandatory for every woman, the Niqab [according to majority of scholars is optional] but becomes mandatory if there's a danger of harassment in the society. So, telling people that Hijab or headscarf is not required is a deceiving and has nothing to do with Islam. Hope this would resolve the misconception.
Silliest coment. But still our Women will wear hijabs and you so called feminist will never be able to do a thing 🖕
Found your channel recently and going through old vids and I literally gasped when I opened this video. I put hijab on a year ago, I wasn't wearing it for the first 6 years I was Muslim, and I remember seeing this video years ago and practically nodding along. I was so scared to wear the hijab that I would do my best to convince myself the headscarf isn't an obligation only Sunnah and that I live in the West so it's not safe and that we live in a different time now blah blah blah. So I don't think it's necessarily that she's ignorant, she may subconsciously know that it is an obligation, but she's doing her best to convince herself and the world that we can interpret Islam for where and when we're living. It's almost sad, I remember how insecure I felt back then.
A khimar in arabic is a covering. Like a covering for the floor, table, window. It’s a physical covering of something. The aya says to strike a covering over their pockets. The term pockets is used because it has a physical and psychological meaning. God didn’t use the term breast or chest deliberately.
The Koran never talked specifically about hair covering. That’s what we humans made it.
The interpretations nowadays about the Koran, and not only about the hijab, are really worrying.
The hijab has been materialised. The Koran has been materialised. This is really concerning. I really hope muslim women start to open this discussion, because after all, they are wearing the symbol of the materialised Islam. It’s time to go back to the essence of Islam, and to fulfil our journey in this world as was asked by God, not by sheiks that are imposing interpretations that are dividing us, and are leading is to an earthly existing.
I’m arab. Al khimar simply means covering. Allah swt asked the women to cover their breast in that verse. There is NO MENTION of hair anywhere. They are picking at words and interpreting them how they wish. Ali was there comparing the word khimar to being absent minded when drunk therefore it refers to the hair LOOOOL. I worship Allah and not man.
I love covering, it is a respect, blessing, mercy, and an obligation from our Creator. Allahu Akbar.
Alhamdulillah for everything!
do you love not being able to go outside all by urslelf beacuse u cant do that, do you love being less than men and your witness being equal that of a half men, do love not being able to refuse to sleep with your husband when he orders you to do so?
@@submsiveboy7226 A man's authority over his wife is not just a privilege, but also a responsibility. It is a privilege he gets for taking care of her and her children financially, and it is his responsibility to ensure her security. More money is given to the man during inheritance, as he must spend not only on himself, but only on his family, whereas a woman can choose to spend solely on herself.
And about 'not being able to say no'; I assume you're referring to this hadith: If a husband calls his wife to his bed and she refuses and causes him to sleep in anger, the angels will curse her till morning. [Sahih al-Bukhari, Book 59, Hadith 48]
It is not true that she can't say no. She is permitted to say no if she has a valid reason, such as being tired. Do a quick google search if you are not convinced.
I love how Muhammad Hijab says "stop right there my friend". Ali and Musa both started smiling like..."Ohhh...Its about to go down!!" 😃. Btw love how you structure your arguments. I would love to learn from you some day
Yes, they're so incredibly humble and open to the possibility of one day finding out that it's human nature to often be completely wrong about things. Doesn't Hijab's default facial expression just scream humble, open-minded flexibility? It's like he always says, "I'm often mistaken in my interpretation of the Quran. I'm only human." Don't ever change, boys.
Thank you brothers for keeping it real! Feminism has destroyed so many of us sisters! She is scared and not strong enough to where her faith!
JUST TO CLEAR UP FOR ANY NON-MUSLIMS WATCHING, A MUSLIM WOMAN DOES NOT HAVE TO COVER UP OR WEAR HIJAB IN HER HOUSE/INFRONT OF FAMILY MEMBERS (DAD, BRO, GRANDAD, UNCLES ETC). It's only in front of strangers and in public. thanks.
What about friends?
What a clickbait! This is ASMR 🤣😜
😂🤣ASMR
I was hungry after watching this...
@@jeffjeff7368 lol
Hijab is not mandatory. You guys need more education about real Islam not the Arabian nomads Islam.
You have little men educating themselves and going around preaching - self proclaimed scholars.
Some females think that wearing hijad means you're stuck, forced and not free, which is completely stupid.
mohammed hijab is so well educated, every time he opens his mouth i just know he's finna speak fax
I can’t stop laughing at the expression on their faces when she said yoga pants 😂 6:00 my prayers are with the women struggling with hijab but in their hearts they love it ♥️
Lol
Wait why were they keeping my homie hostage from taking a piss
HHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
“Fitna box to protect from musas thighs” lmaoo that got me 😂
“ i could say loads i means loads of scholar said me drinking wine is cool man” that was funny
I'm happy they didn't scrutinize or ridicule her in any way shape or form. They handled it maturely and with an open mind, They were able to see she was misguided and instead of calling her names or deciding her fate, they approached the issue appropriately. Mashallah. We need more brothers like the lot of you. :)
The guy in the tan shirt is very respectful. He lowered his gaze the entire time. Jazakallah brother in the tan. If all brothers lowered their gazes like the are instructed to, women’s dressing wouldn’t be such a problem to them. But most men, do not lower their gazes from women who are not their spouse so they become very judgmental of women and are more concerned over women than themselves. Learn to lower your gazes before you comment about a woman and her attire.
Very true
This comment makes sense.... Why dont they lower their eyes instead of making them wear hijab?????
@@aswathirajan7963 both are required no matter what
@@aswathirajan7963 women of today want men to look at them but when they get harrassed they say men are wrong just coverup your body so no man gets negative attentions towards you
A2 the JDM fan boy in my opinion no women dress well fr a mans attention... Nd descent guys never harass just coz a women is beautiful..... Try to get the point
The fact that they say no scholar ever has said that women don’t have to cover their heads is ridiculous. Muhammad Asad believed that the verse didn’t imply that women had to cover their heads. He wrote a best-selling autobiography called the “Road to Mecca” and translated the entire Quran giving his belief on specific parts of verses. You called her ignorant yet you simply either don’t know or lie about facts.
I admit that I agreed with her when I saw the ted talk, Alhamdullah for this reaction. coz it cleared up a lot. I hope in sha Allah it will be as popular as the first video. ( but Ali where is the marriage video tho 😶) you guys are sick may Allah preserve you and grant you Jannah.
She must have magic in her speech. Alhamdullah that you don't agree with it anymore. May Allah protect us from all misguidance.
these are some of the scholars who say hijab is not obligatory
Khaled Abou El-Fadl
Javed Ahmad Ghamidi
Nasr Abu Zayd
Ahmad Ghabel
Abdullah bin Bayyah
It is in all reality, not even in a single ayat, explicitly/implicitly mentioned that "hijab" is obligatory. And hijab doesn't even mean a headcovering which the Muslims associate it with. It means a kind of seclusion.
Zarinsadaf Lopa the companions of the prophet salalaho alayhi wa sallam and the prophet himself were left to interpret the Quran and then the followers of the companions got the interpretation from the pioneering women that were around in the prophets time of practicing modesty. Yes the men must lower their gaze but the women must dress modestly. Low cut tops, leggings, are they modest in the slightest? We like our women not to be perved on.
@@Kofi_Mensahs_BurnerAccount It actually more depends on what kind of society a woman is living in. Of course you know that in many countries, these dresses which you mentioned are presumed to be normal and nothing immodest. And it is the woman's decision to wear what she likes. We are not anyone to impose a certain clothing on somebody in my opinion. A woman is.capable on her own to decide if what she is wearing is modest or immodest.
Zarinsadaf Lopa yes the women have the choice. I used the word ‘like’ as opposed to the word ‘want’. La iqraha fi deen’ is a statement I will live and die by.
proud of bro Hijab, this session I learned how to behave when in the situations as facing women in non hijab condition.
They call her ignorant because she mispronounced a word
Lol yes
Not only cuz of that.
She is spreading misinformation.
And misguiding others.
She did wrong translation.
She had no source of those claims.
You totally misunderstood and misinterpreted everything she said about meaning of the word HIJAB and wearing a veil, when and how, by the Muslim women.
Sonja Ilievska
No, they didn’t misunderstood.
These men adhere to and practice other school of Islamic Jurisprudence. Most probably the new trend (19th century onward) Salafism am Wahhabism.
The sister is practising the Hanafi Islamic school of Jurisprudence.
Hanafi doctrine is considered among the most flexible and liberal in Islamic jurisprudence, including in the areas of criminal law, treatment of non-Muslims, individual freedoms, marriage and use of property. Officially adopted by the Ottoman Turks in the 16th century, Hanafi jurisprudence remains the most influential school in the world. It is used in Jordan, Lebanon, Pakistan, Morocco, Syria, Turkey, Indonesia and by minority Muslim groups in countries such as Iran and Malaysia.
Like the other schools, the Hanafi school derives its Interpretation from the Koran and Hadith. When these sources are ambiguous on an issue, the consensus of the Prophet Muhammad’s companions is relied upon. Then the individual opinion of the prophet’s companions is sought, and finally: the local customs.
Abu Hanifa is regarded by modern scholars as the first to formally adopt and use qiyas (analogical reasoning) when the Koran and Hadith are silent or ambiguous in their guidance.
The Wahhabism, created in the advent of 19th century to shore up the special status of the Saud family, is the ANTITHESIS of Hanafi school of jurisprudence. Wahhabism has ruin many countries, including the Indonesian Muslims, where Muslims used to be very tolerant of other religions and only 5% women wore hijab.
@@miriamsackler5002
There's is nothing liberal about Hanafi madhab, and there's no way she can establish her position through Hanafi madhab. In fact, Hanafi scholars across history don't approve of her position.
Siyovush M Who cares? Almost no Indonesian Muslims wore hijab before the Arab came to that region and spread Wahhabism in the 80s and early 90s. And Indonesians have been Muslim since 16 century. They were obviously NOT Wahhabbis.....
@@miriamsackler5002 true same thing happened in Pakistan before afghan Soviet their was less extremism in region but now their is too much extremism after wahabi idealogy took it roots in society.There was very less violance against women in country although very few women wore hijab niqab time(we have shawl in our culture) but now violance against women have increased due to this salafi idealogy. Now their are alot of forces who try to impose niqab on women.
Rizwan Mustafa But that doesn’t mean they condemn it. And that is the real difference. One respects other people’s freedom of practising his or her religion and the other doesn’t. --- Another example: I am a Jew by birth, and was raised as secular Jew, thought practiced Kosher whenever possible, I don’t believe in the right to return to Israel, as many religious Jews do. You see the difference?
Salaam
Why are three men sitting and commenting on what women wear
Why don't they talk about the sunnah of the 'beard'
I just don't get it why men spend soo much time fixated on what the women chooses or not choose to wear. It's always men who feel they need an opinion on this topic when it has nothing to do with them !
Ruksana Begum because its relevant. It doesn't matter if they're men or women. People should speak the truth no matter what sex that are
because covering a woman is compulsory and beard is sunnah.
You dummy
Ruksana Begum "put forth the good and remove the evil"
@@detwankilgore8769 thats how feminist you are? you talk of equality.. then let men and women talk about each others??
Head and bodyb covering doesn't matter. You are NOT a good muslim because of it. What u think and DO matters.
I personally feel uncomfortable about the hijab and every other veiling. It points to patriarchy and misogyny for me. If smbdy wears that I try to blend it out and see the person nonetheless. But it makes me uncomfortable.
Brother Muhammad Hijab has got some strong imaan. Not even looking at the woman. May Allah reward him greatly
According to this video:
Women adapting to western culture wearing such american clothes not to be harassed: “Ridiculous”
Women adapting to the sexual desire that man don’t retain, and so wearing a hijab not to be harassed: “Alright, then.”
I mean both are wrong and women should have the freedom to dress without fear of harassement. But man, that was some incoherence over there...
excellent point
Hello, you wrote this post one yr ago but I will answer anyways
Listen, they are not talking about freedom of choice here. In Islam, of course there is a freedom for choice. You cannot force someone to worship, right? But what islam says about the dress code is what is trying to be cleared out. It gets confusing if you try to mix both.
Then, if you do not agree with the Islamic point of view, then that is your opinion (and your opinion is not necessarily the ideal one). But the Islamic dress code does not go against your own free will to choose. It just tells those who believe, how they should live their lives or try to. And if we believe it we are certainly free to choose it.
@@ffrida Islam advices both men and women to control desires outside marriage .
While you advice only men to keep control.
Literally no one:
Me: *Focusing on them eating for this whole video*
Hiiii brothers! I wasnt really satisfied with how u explained about some points to prove her wrong. For example, like khimar, u claimed that khimar is a cloth that women used to cover their heads and neck. However, where is the clear evidence of that? The evidence that the khimār in pre-Islamic Hijaz covered the face or covered the hair is simply not there. The only thing that the verse allows us to say conclusively is that Muslim women were called upon to draw a piece of cloth (khimār) over the juyūb (bosoms)-whether it covered the hair or the face, we don't know. In other words, the Qurʾan in this verse calls upon women to cover their bosoms. Anything beyond that would require extensive research into the social practices of khimār dressing at the time of revelation, and the historical evidence is far more diverse and complex than many contemporary scholars assume it to be.
Moreover, I wonder if women itself is really considered as awrah which makes them to cover themselves completely in front oh non related men... awrah and zinah is a different thing while most scholar mix it up. If women must really cover herself entiry, then it automatically means she will have to give up many physical activities outside because it's hard for women to do that while wearing niqab or burqa or hijab. Covering themselves up completely would no doubt cause lack of vitamin D and also cause her to suffer from heat especially in the desert while Islam talks the importance about being healthy. These facts will eventually lead women to stay inside the house as it's more convenient for them since they can dress freely. But wait! Prophet allowed some of the women to participate in the war to fight where there were full of men's! How did she fight so well if she was covering herself completely?
Women are taken away many basic human rights she needs as a human being before being a women. She deserves to breath easily without niqab, eat normally without hiding and move easily while keeping modesty. Considering many different interpretations of different scholars who concluded hijab as not an obligation or an obligation, I have also asked and thought by myself a lot which made me to believe that Allah did not make niqab or hijab mandatory. I'm still studying tho.
Btw brothers please clear my mind if you can prove that the khimar being a cloth used to cover the head and neck!
So there is a Thats messed up series by Ustadh Nouman Khan and it basically explains the ruling on hijabs
Read the meaning of the word in classical dictionaries. Also from the teachings of prophet (sunnah). Look at codes followed by prophet's wives (pbut). Some people try fit the meanings with the social norms but we should learn the moral codes at least from the classical interpretation.
As far as I know hijab means covering oneself with clothes that are not transparent and do not expose ones body.....💁♀️...also hijab is farad i.e, mandatory....btw there is dress code for men also🙂
I love how they evaluated this so modestly and how Muhammad Hijab kept his eyes down