Asalamu Alikum I went natural and the first few months was hard two years later my hair is long ...... and I did not use artifical hair to do so. InshaAllah eat clean, and drink 8+glasses of water. I do believe gents plays a roll but inshaAllah be grateful with what Allah set has given you
Wa alaykum salam wa Rahmatullahi wa baraakatuhu thank you Uhkti for sharing this method. It’s empowering bc only Allah and coiled haired Uhkti’s fully understand the struggle our hair goes through with frequent wudu and ghusl. I find it disheartening when ppl just shut us down repeating the curse of Allah to us. This is not vanity or trickery it is a sincere question because our hair is DIFFERENT. The constant water and ponytails and constant manipulation of our hair makes it very sensitive to breakage. Hence our desperate search for protective styles. I love your suggestions and would like to know more about the protective styles you used/use. For now I’m inspired to search hair rich food diets and to increase my water intake. May Allah Sub’hanahu wa Ta’ala reward you Ameen ❤️
This is exactly what I was looking for. I wear the hijab and I just want to grow my natural hair, so I went to the salon and the lady suggest I use synthetic hair because my natural hair is so short. I'm planning on going to the salon this week and I'm not gonna add synthetic hair in my hair.
Love this video!!! I’m a revert and have been practicing Islam for 4 years. I loc’d my hair as it takes so much effort to maintain hair with wudu/Ghusul.
Assalamu alaikum..i appreciate this channel so much. I love that it deals with a lot of questions that black muslim sisters have. Ive been searching for answers on these questions for so long and couldn't find them. May Allah bless you and JazakAllah khair.
I've been stressing about my hair... it doesn't grow and i realise that if i had beautiful hair, i would never put hijab on it.. really Alhamdulillahi rabbil alamin... so grateful for my little hair
Ashura Ramadhan SubhanAllah True, many wouldn’t cover if they had their dream hair. Your little hair is beautiful sis, some are bold , which is beautiful on its own too
Thanks sis. Really kind words touch the heart JazakaAllahu khair. May Allah bless us with contentment in whatever conditions we been blessed with.. ameen
@@ashuraramadhan2606 salam alaykoom sister, actually being hijabi can help with hair growth. I advise you to braid your hair and leave those braid for 6 months or 4 months,shampoo every 3 weeks, water wash almost everyday and then apply shea butter and make sure to moisturize your scalp. When you unbraid after 4 months stay 1 or 2 months with your afro and try to follow a weekly regimen and repeat the same process ,if you are consistent in 3 years your hair can reach or even pass collarbone length inshaaAllah. I hope this was helpful salam alaykoom. Ps I said the hijab was useful cause no one can see those old braids:) still at home if you try to look cute there are many attractive turban styles to do once your braids get too old.
Alhamdulilah! I have been given by Allah hair that I know many women crave and I’m happy that no one can see who I don’t allow. I would show it off (to the girls) as a little kid because I felt it was on me to show them we actually have hair under the hijab/jilbab. But over time, alhamdulilah I overcame the inferiority complex and I’m content that I don’t care what others think about my hair because I won’t show it to them to “flaunt” it for others. Look at who has less than you sis and you’ll feel like the most beautiful/content person ever. It might not be “beautiful” to you but someone somewhere is wishing for that hair. What blessings we are given or not given is ultimately all a test from Allah. We gotta keep reminding ourselves to be grateful to Allah.
Masha Allah may Allah continue bless you with beneficial knowledge allahumma ameen. You have truly been a blessing to us may Allah make you better than what we think of you allahumma ameen.
What I loved about the Deen is that Holy prophet was not a fan of questioning minor things about the deen. Once the question is ask and an question demanded answer is f given
SubhanAllah! 🖤 TRUE FACTS!! جزاك الله خير مفتي 🍵. Be Yourself! We're all beautiful in our own way. Embrace it! Be pleased with how الله created you! May الله guide/help us all! 💛 اللهم امين
i just want to protect from further damage.. i haven’t braided my hair in nearly 3 years and it’s been damaged since then, i only wore braids for protection and it’s been super hard. my hair is way too short now to braid my natural hair and honestly it’s so draining and depressing
Hey girl ! Have you tried just protective styling with your own hair ? Like like just doing cornrows , box braids or mini twists with your own hair ? If you haven’t you could give that a shot ! And you can leave it in for a while too !
@@Gnabaj02hey girl and yes i have but because i stopped braiding my hair about 3 years ago i’ve struggled and my hair just keeps falling out, and now it’s too short to braid my own hair anymore meaning i need to use extensions ;(
protective styles are actually showing results of worsening hair. if you have afro textured hair 4c hair , the best permissible way id recommend is to deep condition. look up a few videos on youtube and stay consistent :)
Is traditional African African threading method halal? It's a protective style I'd recommend to sisters To the best if my knowledge it isn't and my Muslim sister doesn't thread pass the length of my hair.
Depends on how tight it is installed. Weave can be fine if the person installing it isn’t rough and if you take care of your scalp well as well as not leaving it in for more than what is permitted.
Somebody else has asked the question i wanted to ask but unfortunately it has not been answered.What about plaiting your hair with a thread,not braids.Can i make a valid wudhu with my head plaited in thread? Kindly somebody answer this,it would mean alot
Is it permissible for a Muslim woman to sell wigs? 🤔 I know Muslims who own Beauty Shops and they sell extentions and wigs etc. I have read mixed fatwa on this. JazakAllah kier.
Can i ask a question??? Please reply❤️ Im going to use box braids because my mom wants to take care of my hair but shes too busy because we just moved in and im going to go to school soon and im a hijabi, can i use box braids to cover my hair instead of a hijab because i cant have box braids while wearing a hijab, Thank you.
Assalamu aleikum sister from what I can gather I can say wearing box braids cant be substituted instead of a hijab and I can see your point of view but the hair is still exposed and so is the ears and the majority of the face so sister the hijab should be the first choice and the hijab has benefits i will give you a link to a website that has more information and an app which is called Muslim pro that has many duas the meaning of the Quran and timing of salad it is called Muslim pro and the link for the website is here www.askalimah.org/qa/Rewards_for_Hijab/
No dear. There was a similar incident in the time of the prophet of a woman whose hair fell out due to an illness and her mother asked the prophet if she (the daughter) can wear wig, but the prophet deemed it impermissible.
Protective style is a myth . The best way to grow hair is to feed the body fresh clean whole foods and to keep it clean and moist . And as mufti said our hair will grow as much as it is meant to grow. We must learn to accept what Allah has given us. Even when it comes to our hair...
It’s not a myth. Your hair is literally projected while doing protective styling. It’ll grow significantly I can say that from experience. Literally just look it up.
it’s not a myth. i’m assuming you’re not black and don’t understand. If we don’t put protective style under the hijab our hair will be damaged and it will humpy under it
I would say it doesn’t work for everyone maybe genetics has a play in it as the brother said. Between the fabric of the hijabs and frequent washing the moisture out of hair INDEED protective styles is not myth for some of us 😩😩😩
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Asalamu Alikum I went natural and the first few months was hard two years later my hair is long ...... and I did not use artifical hair to do so. InshaAllah eat clean, and drink 8+glasses of water. I do believe gents plays a roll but inshaAllah be grateful with what Allah set has given you
Wa aleikoum salaam another Haitian muslimah here💕💕💕
Wa alaykum salam wa Rahmatullahi wa baraakatuhu thank you Uhkti for sharing this method. It’s empowering bc only Allah and coiled haired Uhkti’s fully understand the struggle our hair goes through with frequent wudu and ghusl. I find it disheartening when ppl just shut us down repeating the curse of Allah to us. This is not vanity or trickery it is a sincere question because our hair is DIFFERENT. The constant water and ponytails and constant manipulation of our hair makes it very sensitive to breakage. Hence our desperate search for protective styles. I love your suggestions and would like to know more about the protective styles you used/use. For now I’m inspired to search hair rich food diets and to increase my water intake. May Allah Sub’hanahu wa Ta’ala reward you Ameen ❤️
I am a Christian, but i do agree with what you are saying. We should be content with what God has given us.
But if a girl is force by her aunty is the girl going to have sin?
Am a muslim and i love how we all agree when it comes to pleasing God
mariama kanu You should not obey your aunt if she tells you to do weave.
mariama kanu no trust in God! The Bible defines sin more for us
1 Corinthians 6:9-11
And lots of the New Testament
@@FavourSes0726 Obeying Allah comes before obeying any human, so I suggest you don't listen to your aunty but try not to be rude.
This is exactly what I was looking for. I wear the hijab and I just want to grow my natural hair, so I went to the salon and the lady suggest I use synthetic hair because my natural hair is so short. I'm planning on going to the salon this week and I'm not gonna add synthetic hair in my hair.
Try mini braids, it helps with growing.
Rahma Dabo Mini braids can be worn for a long time before taking down
@@aisatougassama4893 thanks a lot i will try that
Salam. Watch some TH-cam videos on how to grow natural hair, and non-synthetic protective styles (e.g. Twists, etc.)
Love this video!!! I’m a revert and have been practicing Islam for 4 years. I loc’d my hair as it takes so much effort to maintain hair with wudu/Ghusul.
This... 👌🏽
Assalam alaykum sis I’m a revert too with locs I’m not sure if they are permitted for us to have?
Assalamu alaikum..i appreciate this channel so much. I love that it deals with a lot of questions that black muslim sisters have. Ive been searching for answers on these questions for so long and couldn't find them. May Allah bless you and JazakAllah khair.
I've been stressing about my hair... it doesn't grow and i realise that if i had beautiful hair, i would never put hijab on it.. really Alhamdulillahi rabbil alamin... so grateful for my little hair
Ashura Ramadhan SubhanAllah
True, many wouldn’t cover if they had their dream hair. Your little hair is beautiful sis, some are bold , which is beautiful on its own too
Thanks sis. Really kind words touch the heart JazakaAllahu khair. May Allah bless us with contentment in whatever conditions we been blessed with.. ameen
Ashura Ramadhan ameen
@@ashuraramadhan2606 salam alaykoom sister, actually being hijabi can help with hair growth. I advise you to braid your hair and leave those braid for 6 months or 4 months,shampoo every 3 weeks, water wash almost everyday and then apply shea butter and make sure to moisturize your scalp. When you unbraid after 4 months stay 1 or 2 months with your afro and try to follow a weekly regimen and repeat the same process ,if you are consistent in 3 years your hair can reach or even pass collarbone length inshaaAllah. I hope this was helpful salam alaykoom.
Ps I said the hijab was useful cause no one can see those old braids:) still at home if you try to look cute there are many attractive turban styles to do once your braids get too old.
Alhamdulilah! I have been given by Allah hair that I know many women crave and I’m happy that no one can see who I don’t allow. I would show it off (to the girls) as a little kid because I felt it was on me to show them we actually have hair under the hijab/jilbab. But over time, alhamdulilah I overcame the inferiority complex and I’m content that I don’t care what others think about my hair because I won’t show it to them to “flaunt” it for others. Look at who has less than you sis and you’ll feel like the most beautiful/content person ever. It might not be “beautiful” to you but someone somewhere is wishing for that hair. What blessings we are given or not given is ultimately all a test from Allah. We gotta keep reminding ourselves to be grateful to Allah.
Masha Allah may Allah continue bless you with beneficial knowledge allahumma ameen. You have truly been a blessing to us may Allah make you better than what we think of you allahumma ameen.
Im back to say that there is soooo much wisdom in this.
Alhamdulilah good advice, Allahummah Barak.
As Salaam Alaikum. Organic castor oil might help to grow your hair.
And black seed oil, in the Quran it says black seed can cure everything but death
What I loved about the Deen is that Holy prophet was not a fan of questioning minor things about the deen. Once the question is ask and an question demanded answer is f given
SubhanAllah! 🖤 TRUE FACTS!! جزاك الله خير مفتي 🍵. Be Yourself! We're all beautiful in our own way. Embrace it! Be pleased with how الله created you! May الله guide/help us all! 💛 اللهم امين
Ja zak Allah hir. Mashallah Mufti I love you for the sake of Allah ❤️❤️❤️
I have also been searching for this for a while
Good question
Nice Moroccan Arab Jelbab.
i just want to protect from further damage.. i haven’t braided my hair in nearly 3 years and it’s been damaged since then, i only wore braids for protection and it’s been super hard. my hair is way too short now to braid my natural hair and honestly it’s so draining and depressing
THIS 😩😭
@@MizsLunna i commented this nearly 2 years ago and girl it’s so damn hard
Hey girl ! Have you tried just protective styling with your own hair ? Like like just doing cornrows , box braids or mini twists with your own hair ? If you haven’t you could give that a shot ! And you can leave it in for a while too !
@@Gnabaj02hey girl and yes i have but because i stopped braiding my hair about 3 years ago i’ve struggled and my hair just keeps falling out, and now it’s too short to braid my own hair anymore meaning i need to use extensions ;(
protective styles are actually showing results of worsening hair. if you have afro textured hair 4c hair , the best permissible way id recommend is to deep condition. look up a few videos on youtube and stay consistent :)
Assalamu alaykum. What about using rubber thread or hair thread that looks like yarn as a protective style
Is traditional African African threading method halal? It's a protective style I'd recommend to sisters
To the best if my knowledge it isn't and my Muslim sister doesn't thread pass the length of my hair.
Weave actually damages the hair and will cause hair loss
Depends on how tight it is installed. Weave can be fine if the person installing it isn’t rough and if you take care of your scalp well as well as not leaving it in for more than what is permitted.
@@dandelion6617 sounds like you use it
@@themaroon3521 some people are just educated on the topic, I can know a lot about cars but don’t know how to drive
@@vermillionxuxusss5801 so true
Yes and to add Subhanallah some are allergic to it like me. If it’s not an allergy then it’s highly likely too tight if it’s causing hair loss.
I’m really sad because I just don’t feel pretty with my short hair... and it doesn’t grow
I'm pretty sure synthetic hair isn't haram 🤔
It does grow it’s just something your doing to your hair isn’t right unless you have a medical condition
Try locs
Somebody else has asked the question i wanted to ask but unfortunately it has not been answered.What about plaiting your hair with a thread,not braids.Can i make a valid wudhu with my head plaited in thread? Kindly somebody answer this,it would mean alot
Jazakallah khair
Asalaamulaikum what if the women gets married men tend to like longer hair and what if the condition comes from medication
Is it permissible for a Muslim woman to sell wigs? 🤔 I know Muslims who own Beauty Shops and they sell extentions and wigs etc. I have read mixed fatwa on this. JazakAllah kier.
Allah cursed the one who sells it, buys it, plait it in short everyone involve in it.
As a guy I’m I allowed to braid I’m tried of cutting my hair and really want braids
Yes you are allowed to braid your hair
I have read a book called Shamail Muhammadiah. In it it describes that our prophet had 4 braids....if u don't believe me go get that book!
Yeah, as long as it’s not imitating the black women’s hairstyles, you keep your scalp is clean and you make sure your Wudhu is valid.
@@FavouredMishi wanaume wanakubaliwa kweli ?
Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.) used to braid his hair too
Can i ask a question???
Please reply❤️
Im going to use box braids because my mom wants to take care of my hair but shes too busy because we just moved in and im going to go to school soon and im a hijabi, can i use box braids to cover my hair instead of a hijab because i cant have box braids while wearing a hijab,
Thank you.
We wear the hijab not just to cover the hair, its to cover our ears and neck aswell so you cant wear boxbraids instead of hijab
Assalamu aleikum sister from what I can gather I can say wearing box braids cant be substituted instead of a hijab and I can see your point of view but the hair is still exposed and so is the ears and the majority of the face so sister the hijab should be the first choice and the hijab has benefits i will give you a link to a website that has more information and an app which is called Muslim pro that has many duas the meaning of the Quran and timing of salad it is called Muslim pro and the link for the website is here www.askalimah.org/qa/Rewards_for_Hijab/
Why is it haram?
My question is are you trying to disrespect Prophet Muhammad who breathes here or I'm not sure if that's actually true
What if someone has alopecia? Are they allowed to have hair extensions or wigs then?
What is that
@@edenidris715 it is a condition where the person loses hair.
No dear. There was a similar incident in the time of the prophet of a woman whose hair fell out due to an illness and her mother asked the prophet if she (the daughter) can wear wig, but the prophet deemed it impermissible.
Drink Fenugreek tea
What about a hairband. I also have a beard
It’s allowed
Protective style is a myth . The best way to grow hair is to feed the body fresh clean whole foods and to keep it clean and moist . And as mufti said our hair will grow as much as it is meant to grow. We must learn to accept what Allah has given us. Even when it comes to our hair...
It’s not a myth. Your hair is literally projected while doing protective styling. It’ll grow significantly I can say that from experience. Literally just look it up.
it’s not a myth but okay
it’s not a myth. i’m assuming you’re not black and don’t understand. If we don’t put protective style under the hijab our hair will be damaged and it will humpy under it
I would say it doesn’t work for everyone maybe genetics has a play in it as the brother said. Between the fabric of the hijabs and frequent washing the moisture out of hair INDEED protective styles is not myth for some of us 😩😩😩
My question is can men have braids;.¿
Yes they can
Brother what happens to the person who has a website selling fake hair
That’s very bad
Haram, extensions are cursed
What about a hairband. I also have a beard
It’s allowed
@@moonh34rts is braids ok for men