Why don't scholars ever tell the men to lower their gazes too, it's always about the women, yes she should cover, but if the men lower their gazes then there wouldn't be no fitna as well, it's the responsibility of the two not just the women.
Believe me, we muslim men have our limitations too and we struggle with them, think that a men has more sexual desire than a woman and Allah order us to lower our gaze, so reflect about the muslim men who really try to do this and apply it to their lives, they are the real warriors and champions
@@darrenrichards3351 Honestly that true but men have taken this issue of having more sexual desires too high these days that is making go into Zina subhanallah. We know some are trying but our society to be honest doesn't stress on the lowering of gaze. Sometimes it's the mind set nothing more
@@dearqees7570 @darren richards it's funny, fact is women also have equal sexual desires. From generations this fact is being oppressed. It's a pure myth that men have more sexual desires than women. The notion that women’s sexuality is somehow lesser than men’s is actually quite new. Before the 1700s we regarded both sexes as obscene, passionate and immoral. This meant we believed women and men were equally sexual and that sexual pleasure wasn’t just a male priority.
I watched 4 hours of politics today. And my brain got malfunctioned. But, believe me... Only 5 mins of dhikr (just hearing about my creator and sunnah of my habeeb, saw.) I am refreshed. Such is the tranquility in dhikr.
I admire the knowledge of this nice and humble Brother, I wish he can demonstrate little more politeness on the face. My very self have a similar face which people easily conclude I am Proud and unsmily. Assalam Brother, Love from Brussels.
Alhumdulilahi may Allah bless you, please I need some wisdom on dealing with a young girl ( daughter) whom mother has apostated and I don't even talk to because of her mother's anger. I am worried what can I do I have never heared of a scenario like it.
Am confused, did he say if a woman is to get a nose piercing she should cover her face with a niqab and if she doesnt it is not permissible to wear the nose ring???
he's saying non mahrams shouldn't see it. so if she's not going to wear a niqab she has to take it off when she's going out as her adornments are exposed.
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم after the 12th minute he says : Some ppl say there shouldnt be a channel mufti q&a, why isn't he TRANSLATING THE FATWA OF ULEMA ? why is giving his own fatwa ? is there a detailed reply or refutation on this question ? JazakumALLAH khaira
Some advise if the questioner or anyone else is watching: There are skin coloured plastic nose piercings you can get that blend in with the face, (or simply remove the piercing outside) so a person could wear this outside and then wear a coloured nose piercing at home or amongst women. However it is important to know that when you are first pierced, the piercer will usually advise you keep the metal stud (coloured) on for a number of weeks whilst the wound heals, meaning that this plastic option may not be available from the start. Some individuals are brave however, and remove their metal piercings sooner to replace it with one they find more preferable. However this can result in scarring and even worse keloid scarring (more common amongst Black people). Something to look into, perhaps further consultation is needed from mufti on whether this is an option, and Allah knows best.
Different scholars has different opinions on this particular topic. I find it funny whom to follow and whom not to. These scholars are putting their self opinions and analysis on crowd and we are blindly following them thinking that whatever they say is right. I have been planning for nose piercing and wanted to know whether it is halal so ended up here in youtube and see different scholars has different opinions. It's literally funny
Coming to talk about a beautiful face covering her face subhanallah I don't support it. If she chooses to wear nikkab for her faith that is it. Our men should lower their gazes that's all. We have men who are really handsome... to the extent that one addresses him as beautiful not handsome. So in that case does it mean he should cover his face???? I'm asking help me with an answer
What about the hadith of the prophet when a woman motioned him behind a curtain and he instructed her to wear henna because he couldn't tell if she was a man or a woman. The religion is not meant to be difficult let's not make it hard.
I am a woman and I listened to this and am thinking: what are we really talking about? sobhannallah, rabi created us with a beauty mashallah, who are you men to cover us up including faces and advice us to not wear jewelry when its you that seem to have a problem with minding your business and taking care of your personal jihad. I really cant understand how we sometimes make a joke of our deen as if allah sobhana wa ta3ala didnt mean for us to take deeper meaning of the message he gave us and understand that as long as the ummah is being guided then its not about a ring on the finger if it does not create fitna amd chaos in the ummah. The purpose of gods rules is for our good
Just because a lot of men are hypocritical in regards to modesty (lowering the gaze, wearing enough clothing, etc.), doesn't mean you have a free pass to also do the same.
Covering the hands can be done without gloves. A long flowing Khimaar will cover a woman's hands. Also, although the Shaykh did not mention it, a woman's hands can be seen if she has to use them for some natural reason. As Allaah says about this issue what could mean: " Except for what happens to appear naturally" Soorah Noor, aayah 31. So to answer your question. No, the women during the time of our Prophet did not wear tailored gloves. However, they wore long flowing Khimaars and tailored their jilbaab sleaves to come down to their knuckles. And as the aayaah suggests, if while moving about their hands were seen by accident or out of natural necessity, like picking something up, then this is allowed. And Allaah knows best. Check it out, nowadays some women's outfits have sleaves that are tailored with thumb-holes to keep their sleaves from sliding down to their elbows. Please pardon me for being long winded. And may Allaah bless us all to understand HIS deen. walHamdu lillaah
I don't want to put Sisters always on the spotlight. In Quran, Men are prescribed Hijab for their gaze (lower & guard) and their manhood (to rightfull only). Maybe talking a little about what's also obligatory for men would tip the balance better, maybe men also part of the problem. At RasulSAW time, he was offered with bribes of women but that didn't work and maybe some women transitioning in garments from jahils to modest. the Brothers who gaze at women like nobody's business, then commenting, teasing etc, perhaps equally at fault. The proactive prescription of ulama against women may perceive to be unbalanced since the proactive prescription & ruling for men about our own hijab are not as much, while Ikhsan is the magic word here for balance. Haq belong to AllahSWT only. Wallahu a'lam
If you wanted some lecture on men's hijab then why are you dwelling in videos about women's hijab? The brother is teaching women their part of the job but defiant women are getting offended. Question your ability to digest your Lord's command rather questioning God's command.
As the specifics, is it permissible for a person to harm another's face? Should a Muslim cause harm on another's face? The nose has two holes from Allah, is that more beautiful? Covering the hair, is #1 yes? The hijab is her choice for Allah, yes? Why don't fake men wear hijab? Why do Muslims choose to fallow scribes teachings of Medina an not Muhammad in Mecca? Tell me as a Muslim Muhammad didn't love Jesus, or that Jesus wasn't taught the book of knowledge from Allah directly!
Now, the piercing of the ear lobe has been tacitly approved by the Prophet (صلى الله عليه و سلم). Any other piercing is not. [Hence,] piercing the earlobe is permissible according to the majority of scholars, and that is the stronger position. Ibn Abbas reported: The Messenger of Allah (صلى الله عليه و سلم) came out and prayed, then delivered a khutbah - and he did not mention adhan or iqamah - then he went to the women and exhorted and reminded them, and instructed them to give charity. So, I saw them reaching to their ears and throats (taking off their earrings and necklaces) and giving them to Bilal, then he and Bilal returned to his house. (Narrated by al-Bukhari and Muslim)
Why don't scholars ever tell the men to lower their gazes too, it's always about the women, yes she should cover, but if the men lower their gazes then there wouldn't be no fitna as well, it's the responsibility of the two not just the women.
Believe me, we muslim men have our limitations too and we struggle with them, think that a men has more sexual desire than a woman and Allah order us to lower our gaze, so reflect about the muslim men who really try to do this and apply it to their lives, they are the real warriors and champions
I too don't see scholar's stressing on the modesty of men bcz most of the scholar's are men.
@@darrenrichards3351
Honestly that true but men have taken this issue of having more sexual desires too high these days that is making go into Zina subhanallah. We know some are trying but our society to be honest doesn't stress on the lowering of gaze. Sometimes it's the mind set nothing more
@@dearqees7570 @darren richards it's funny, fact is women also have equal sexual desires. From generations this fact is being oppressed. It's a pure myth that men have more sexual desires than women.
The notion that women’s sexuality is somehow lesser than men’s is actually quite new. Before the 1700s we regarded both sexes as obscene, passionate and immoral. This meant we believed women and men were equally sexual and that sexual pleasure wasn’t just a male priority.
@@darrenrichards3351 lol u r living in a fairy tale thinking that women has less sexual desire than men.
I'm definitely sending this to my dad because we have been talking about this forever. Thank you so much. I really appreciate this.
I really needed this explanation jazakallah khayr 💙
Great video all other way, became beautiful after 9 minutes. Keep up the knowledge, thank you.
Really appreciate your hikmah point in the answer. Jazkha Allahu khayrun
Salaam ..I'm just meeting you today ya sheikh ,I so lovvvveeeeeeee your lectures..
May Allah reward you for spreading such beneficial knowledge sheikh, Ameen.
such a nice explanation.
And in Islam MEN are told to lower their gaze ... Even if a woman wears or doesn't wear a niqab!
Wow I didn’t know that thank u sheikh ❤️
I watched 4 hours of politics today. And my brain got malfunctioned. But, believe me... Only 5 mins of dhikr (just hearing about my creator and sunnah of my habeeb, saw.) I am refreshed.
Such is the tranquility in dhikr.
Awesome stuff.❤
jazak Allah khair
Jazakallah kahyr.
I admire the knowledge of this nice and humble Brother, I wish he can demonstrate little more politeness on the face. My very self have a similar face which people easily conclude I am Proud and unsmily. Assalam Brother, Love from Brussels.
Alhumdulilahi may Allah bless you, please I need some wisdom on dealing with a young girl ( daughter) whom mother has apostated and I don't even talk to because of her mother's anger. I am worried what can I do I have never heared of a scenario like it.
Am confused, did he say if a woman is to get a nose piercing she should cover her face with a niqab and if she doesnt it is not permissible to wear the nose ring???
he's saying non mahrams shouldn't see it. so if she's not going to wear a niqab she has to take it off when she's going out as her adornments are exposed.
Lol this is funny but alhamdulilah for the knowledge.
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
after the 12th minute he says :
Some ppl say there shouldnt be a channel mufti q&a, why isn't he TRANSLATING THE FATWA OF ULEMA ? why is giving his own fatwa ?
is there a detailed reply or refutation on this question ?
JazakumALLAH khaira
Some advise if the questioner or anyone else is watching:
There are skin coloured plastic nose piercings you can get that blend in with the face, (or simply remove the piercing outside) so a person could wear this outside and then wear a coloured nose piercing at home or amongst women. However it is important to know that when you are first pierced, the piercer will usually advise you keep the metal stud (coloured) on for a number of weeks whilst the wound heals, meaning that this plastic option may not be available from the start. Some individuals are brave however, and remove their metal piercings sooner to replace it with one they find more preferable. However this can result in scarring and even worse keloid scarring (more common amongst Black people). Something to look into, perhaps further consultation is needed from mufti on whether this is an option, and Allah knows best.
Different scholars has different opinions on this particular topic. I find it funny whom to follow and whom not to. These scholars are putting their self opinions and analysis on crowd and we are blindly following them thinking that whatever they say is right. I have been planning for nose piercing and wanted to know whether it is halal so ended up here in youtube and see different scholars has different opinions. It's literally funny
yeah same, idk what to do
Im also confused😭... especially with the Niqaab
@@alejna_497 same
Find answers in the book of Allah
If in doubt
Do without
Sir it's a request if you answer my question that is nostril air is haram. And will it affect my wadu. Please I hope I will get my answer soon.
Honestly, hence the person wants to do it because of beautiful. It's not permissable. Trust.
Coming to talk about a beautiful face covering her face subhanallah I don't support it. If she chooses to wear nikkab for her faith that is it. Our men should lower their gazes that's all. We have men who are really handsome... to the extent that one addresses him as beautiful not handsome. So in that case does it mean he should cover his face???? I'm asking help me with an answer
I didn't understand what he's same because of my ears can someone plss tell me if it's Harman or not or if it's allowed
What about the hadith of the prophet when a woman motioned him behind a curtain and he instructed her to wear henna because he couldn't tell if she was a man or a woman. The religion is not meant to be difficult let's not make it hard.
I am a woman and I listened to this and am thinking: what are we really talking about? sobhannallah, rabi created us with a beauty mashallah, who are you men to cover us up including faces and advice us to not wear jewelry when its you that seem to have a problem with minding your business and taking care of your personal jihad. I really cant understand how we sometimes make a joke of our deen as if allah sobhana wa ta3ala didnt mean for us to take deeper meaning of the message he gave us and understand that as long as the ummah is being guided then its not about a ring on the finger if it does not create fitna amd chaos in the ummah. The purpose of gods rules is for our good
Just because a lot of men are hypocritical in regards to modesty (lowering the gaze, wearing enough clothing, etc.), doesn't mean you have a free pass to also do the same.
But did they wear tailored gloves at the time of Rasulullah ص? Please reply
Covering the hands can be done without gloves. A long flowing Khimaar will cover a woman's hands. Also, although the Shaykh did not mention it, a woman's hands can be seen if she has to use them for some natural reason. As Allaah says about this issue what could mean: " Except for what happens to appear naturally" Soorah Noor, aayah 31. So to answer your question. No, the women during the time of our Prophet did not wear tailored gloves. However, they wore long flowing Khimaars and tailored their jilbaab sleaves to come down to their knuckles. And as the aayaah suggests, if while moving about their hands were seen by accident or out of natural necessity, like picking something up, then this is allowed. And Allaah knows best. Check it out, nowadays some women's outfits have sleaves that are tailored with thumb-holes to keep their sleaves from sliding down to their elbows. Please pardon me for being long winded. And may Allaah bless us all to understand HIS deen. walHamdu lillaah
@@abutaubahmukhlis9785 I appreciate your response. JazakAllah Khair
I mean why else would the nose be pierced ofc it’s for beauty
i just pierced my nose a few minutes ago😓 but i think it's fine because I'm wearing a mask cause covid
Still u need to remove it or wear a fake if u want ofc
@@alaeedits9968 yeah i already remove it
3:09 So that's not allowed. But Muslim guys wearing fragrances, in front of non Mehrem women is allowed.
Doesn't make sense.
This comment is old but why comparing the incomparable ?!
Exactly, patriarchy at his best
I don't want to put Sisters always on the spotlight. In Quran, Men are prescribed Hijab for their gaze (lower & guard) and their manhood (to rightfull only). Maybe talking a little about what's also obligatory for men would tip the balance better, maybe men also part of the problem.
At RasulSAW time, he was offered with bribes of women but that didn't work and maybe some women transitioning in garments from jahils to modest. the Brothers who gaze at women like nobody's business, then commenting, teasing etc, perhaps equally at fault. The proactive prescription of ulama against women may perceive to be unbalanced since the proactive prescription & ruling for men about our own hijab are not as much, while Ikhsan is the magic word here for balance. Haq belong to AllahSWT only.
Wallahu a'lam
If you wanted some lecture on men's hijab then why are you dwelling in videos about women's hijab?
The brother is teaching women their part of the job but defiant women are getting offended. Question your ability to digest your Lord's command rather questioning God's command.
as a women this is very misogynistic why should the women cover up more because a man is attracted to her nails what ?
Plz rply me is nose piercing is possible in Islam?????
He answered it within the first minute
He said it's permissible if you will cover your face or if you will do it infront of mahrams only not exposing beautification in front of non mahrams
keep away from all forms of si7r(magic) akhi
What is my ghy saying dose he even know what his saying
@Abū AbdulRahmān al-Aqeeli VAHSBZHZ
As the specifics, is it permissible for a person to harm another's face? Should a Muslim cause harm on another's face? The nose has two holes from Allah, is that more beautiful? Covering the hair, is #1 yes? The hijab is her choice for Allah, yes? Why don't fake men wear hijab? Why do Muslims choose to fallow scribes teachings of Medina an not Muhammad in Mecca? Tell me as a Muslim Muhammad didn't love Jesus, or that Jesus wasn't taught the book of knowledge from Allah directly!
All i hear is insecure men talking about what women should do or not.. 😕
Not insicure, maybe power hungry.
Its protection for the women
Now, the piercing of the ear lobe has been tacitly approved by the Prophet (صلى الله عليه و سلم). Any other piercing is not. [Hence,] piercing the earlobe is permissible according to the majority of scholars, and that is the stronger position. Ibn Abbas reported: The Messenger of Allah (صلى الله عليه و سلم) came out and prayed, then delivered a khutbah - and he did not mention adhan or iqamah - then he went to the women and exhorted and reminded them, and instructed them to give charity. So, I saw them reaching to their ears and throats (taking off their earrings and necklaces) and giving them to Bilal, then he and Bilal returned to his house. (Narrated by al-Bukhari and Muslim)
But the earlobes and necks are always covered.
yes but nose piercings are also allowed