Mashallah! I am very close to a Muslim Police Captain in the Dallas area, which area are you in?

It obviously makes you feel different then? More moral and superior to the infidels around you?

@@davidzack8735 don't watch these videos it's literally just western propaganda has nothing to do with islam, those girls are not even wearing proper hijab they are english woman who know nothing about islam flirting with men and doing makeup

​@@davidzack8735 and yes a chaste muslim woman is better than a streetworker more moral, but this video doesn't portray the character of a true muslim woman in speech, shyness, hiding face, not doing makeup, not being loud, not being arrogant, etc this is just some feminist western propganda to destroy and corrupt Islam from within if you want to see the one true religion of Allah look at the Quran. We sunni ahlul hadeeth wal athar muslims don't agree with this shit commercial or whatever and it's a shame for us.

@@davidzack8735 just shut up 😂😂

Mohd Hasib- would a Muslim company allow the same courtesy for Christians ? The answer 😅🤣🤣🤣

@@NewZealandallblacks627 we dont disrespect others believe thats the beauty of Islam,,if company doesn't allow you can criticise company but not Islam 😊

@@mohdhashib9768 oh really? What a joke! I have been told by hijabis in a public place that I will go to hell for not wearing the hijab. I didn't even know who these women were!

@@NewZealandallblacks627 so basis on any tom dick and harry,, you are gonna neglect Islam,,,,should I tell every christian a disbeliever bcoz of you ? ..wakeup plss

@@mohdhashib9768 You said it so well. So true. If the company is shit and and the supervisors are Christians, we don't blame their religion, but them, who has the authority to give justice and chose not to give.

You choose your work, work for a company which allows you to follow your deen. Don't choose according to which pays high, that might end up chasing some haram corporate office. I'm no one to judge you, i don't know options you chased and got. But we Muslims should keep this in mind while applying for jobs.

@@friendly4186 and how to do that when it's the norm to ban hijab everywhere in the entire country including at work? Not everyone has the "chance" to choose where to work or the strenght to fight back discrimination every single day of their life all alone. Because yes we are all alone in this fight, not many people from our community support us especially men!

China loves Muslims 🤣🤣

@@nanissa38 when you put your trust in Allah he provides from unexpected sources.

@@alima.6776 you're right

Don't worry sister. Do it for the sake of obedience to Allah. Ikhlas Lillahi Ta'ala.. every uneasiness, hardship, etc will be rewarded by Allah. In shaa Allah, who knows one day those who stare at you, would search about Islam and become our muslim brothers and sisters too 😍

I have a big doubt Can you please clear it Like as we know the main purpose of hijab is modesty and covering up so that non mahrams don't feel attracted, to avoid all that haram that could occur if not wearing it and other modest clothings_ I have also started to wear hijab, here even most of the muslims don't wear it, and when I wear it i get to see that people look at me,(girls n boys, I'm talking abt mostly muslims) i am not saying that they look in a wrong way but just in amusement or anything (especially in parties when I wear a bit fancy or stylish hijab (but still sober) _ the problem is they would not be looking at me with so much attention if i did not wear hijab. So i feel like my hijab is seeking more attention and people looking at me with more attention. I feel like this is destroying the purpose of hijab. Hijab is wore to avoid attention of non mahrams but here it is not happening. I am an indian

@@miss2862 You must continue to wear the hijab. We are currently living in the end of times and more horrible things will come. Many things that was once considered "abnormal" are now becoming "normalized." You must wear hijab along with a garmet that will not attract people's attention. Islam has dress code for men and women. Yes, wearing abaya or jibab is better but if you cannot do so at least meet the dress code requirements that Allah ordained on the women.

@@jazzon2538 thanks for replying me Yeah, i wear loose fitting clothes (enough that my body shape is not outlined but not that loose) I recently started wearing hijab but last year I went to write an exam and teacher asked me to remove it, though it was allowed to wear according to the examination guidelines, so i removed it, cuz u know i am a bit coward and quiet emotional 😭😖_ i could not argue much to the security checker. I just said it's allowed , it's written, and she said it's not allowed here and you cannot apper with this hijab so i removed it, i felt so bad that i could not stand for me. But last year I just started to wear it a few times, but not that often. But again I am going to appear for that exam and i am nervous bcz this time I am putting efforts in wearing it, whenever I go out or in front of cousins_ btw I fail sometimes when it comes to cousins but i am trying _ What if I'm again asked to remove it in exam (I am from India , an condition this time in India is more worse, they hate it) If they force me What shall I do😖 My mom says it's better to remove it in such a case so it shows i have no one to strengthen me on this hijab journey. I have no such friend who could help me out with my problems If you can please do help me I cannot argue with them, i cry quite easily, and in entry process no parents are allowed near, no phone, what will I do if this happens again I already get a lot of anxiety before exam(NEET) bcz this is what I'm preparing for whole year and this matter is adding more anxiety to me

@@miss2862 yes, I know the condition in India is not an excellent place for Muslims. Islam does not say it is haram for females to get their education. However, when you are living in a non-Muslim country, going to a school/college/university where you will be exposed to secular teachings, it is best to not continue your studies in such as place where you are not permitted to wear the hijab. If you were in a school/college/university that teaches secular education, but you have the freedom to wear the hijab and you have strong eeman to stay away from fitnah then it is permissible for you to finish your education. If you have to take an exam and you have no freedom to wear the hijab, cannot stop your studies, cannot make hijrah to another country, then you must wear the hijab wherever you will not be haram. So if it is safe for you to walk certain places with the hijab on, you must do so. If you have to take your exam or go to other places that are necessary for you to be there and you cannot wear your hijab, you must remove it to avoid the greater harm upon you. Allah is All-merciful and All-forgiving. He will not hold you accountable if you are in such a situation that you cannot wear the hijab all the time due to the condition you are facing. Allah said to fear Him as much as possible. Whenever the necessity has been lifted off from you, you must continue to wear the hijab everywhere you go and when you meet your cousins as well.

Ma sha Allah.❤

Sometimes it’s much easier than we think! So happy for you Mashallah❤

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@@jewishzionist3322 surah Al-maida verse 69 Indeed, those who have believed [in Prophet Muhammad] and those [before Him] who were Jews or Sabeans or Christians - those [among them] who believed in Allah and the Last Day and did righteousness - no fear will there be concerning them, nor will they grieve.

@@nuruddeenkabirbulkachuwa6454 Jews don't pray to a false God

@@jewishzionist3322 surah Al-baqara verse 148 For each [religious following] is a direction toward which it faces. So race to [all that is] good. Wherever you may be, Allah will bring you forth [for judgement] all together. Indeed, Allah is over all things competent.

It’s quite pitiful that those people don't have the concept of monotheism. What you're doing is out of your love of Allah, and to please Allah. There's no doubt that Allah will reward you for your efforts abundantly in the hereafter. May Allah bless you.

Mashallah The Crown of Allah's obedience on your head May you shine through and inspire others through Aameen

Just tell them your feelings about your hijab and their advices, counsels, sympathy and or criticism about your hijab. Don't just be silent.

Agreed, if they can express their feelings and opinions so can you ... and show that you are so honoured to wear this crown of your dignity Alhamdulilah

Exactly people think covering yourself is oppression and uncovering is empowerment. Devil has really fooled them. May Allah guide them.

Exactly, people think hijab is just a head covering lol

Yea but it is the start.

Yes exactly, but from the point of of view of non-Muslims, it is, which should not affect them lol

I came here for this comment 🙂

I agree with you very hardly

You are right. Slowly hijab gets perfect just like namaz. The seed doesn't become a tree in one day. It takes time.

Yes and she said education is important and not hijab why don't you tell that part and wrote the exam without hijab then scored top marks 😂

@@indianputon814 because she had to choose how about you , have you ever been put in that situation, bare in mind she is too young to face such challenges . The main point is the hijab is not a threat , it is a part of a faith

@@rukkyxarat yes I agree hijab is not a threat but once the court consisting of a Muslim judge itself ordered that hijab is not an essential part of Islam still fe radicals created the issue by asking this girls to create a issue however the above said girls kept education above everything and scored the marks salute to them

@@indianputon814 hijab is an essential part of islam. What you're advocating for is wrong. What one said "muslim" judge does or says means nothing. Islam will always be number one for us and even though she was forced to take it off i know those who did this to her will see the consequences later.

Me too

Niqab has neither reward nor consequence.

Couldn't agree with 'Niqaab'

@@raymonddarhk20 Niqab allows us to be recognised for what we contribute and who we are, not our aesthetics 😊✌🏼

@@jeniferjohnson374 Asalamuwalaikum. Agreed. Niqab is a preference. As a revert I like to be recognised as a Muslim first, not questioned about my race. Alhamdullilah

@@YasMohamed7Niqab covers face, so what's the point in talking to a niqabi in person when talking to her on phone would be the same. Head-covering has been a mean to guard modesty in different cultures across the world, I hold no to object to Hijab.

She is a new hijabi, usually such things come later

Yes and sometimes we need people with a bit more temperament to stand up for our Deen. I think in this instance it was good she fought back.

It's a comedy. Sketch.

@@nuqht1622 yea... ehehehe.. 🤭🤭

@@SweetChilly0410 in shaa Allah 🙂

Ameen

Ameen x2

It is different in NHs

Same in Turkey.

@YA HU May Allah reward you.. for every patience, there is a reward. When I studied in Ireland, an elderly lady thought I was a nun 😂😂. Irish back then did not know about muslim women and their head coverings. Now, Shuhada a.k.a *Sinéad O'Connor* are seen on tv shows with her jilbab.. Ma shaa Allah. We never know one day, anyone including those who mocked us or discriminated us might become a good muslim one day 🙂

So true. I feel this is due to a lack of education and imaan as well as weak men in the family who do not advise and guard their womenfolk. The man is the head and shepherd of his family. He should do his utmost to ensure his family members abide by Allah's commandments. Obviously he can't force anyone but he needs to take care to advise them as many times as it takes.

Shes not revealing her body shape?? All her clothes are loose and shes not wearing a camel hump style either so why are u saying such things

@YA HU Seems like more discrimination comes from other Muslims like the guys above. ^

Try Jilbab then to cover longer part if clothes are not enough.

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Authentic reference please?

lol

Should be on Netflix shorts

What they're doing is very much haram, may Allah guide them

@@SA-GE25how come that's haram where is it written it's haram?

@@raymonddarhk20 what she's wearing isn't the correct hijab. There is free mixing and joking around with non mahrams. They made a video a video where women are showing.

@@SA-GE25this is just depiction, a reality in western world where Muslims work. Khimar rendered into hijab, then some said it's more than head but also covers bosom. Look her chest is already covered. What's the issue?

100%

Aisha said that the hijab was 'imposed' by the Prophet on his wives after he had seen his daughter in law, Zaynab d Jahsh, uncovered.

Yes to mazhar abbasi writing . Wearing a hijab ie covering our hair is A sign of our faith to the Maker . Wish people don’t discriminate just because we just cover our hair and becoming an issue every single time there’s an election .

@@davidzack8735 jilbab was mentioned in the Quran, not only mentioned as Hadith. It’s hijab that covers her body, not just hair. So hijab is not just the headscarf but also the entire body. Plus men also have their own hijab. They should cover certain parts of their body as well.

@@lawlietlawliet Covering the veil “O Prophet! Tell your wife's, and your daughters, and the women of the Muslims, that they should hang themselves in their cloaks, so that they may know them, and then they will not be persecuted. And Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful. Parties: 1)🥰💕💞

@@mazharabbasi1574 thanks for the reference bro.

at work

It's literally sunnah to smile. Eye contact is best avoided but is an important part of business communication. Avoiding eye contact in the west looks like you're guilty or lying. People will think it's a scam and leave. Talking is fine. Talking is encouraged if trying to learn, teach or survive (like keeping you job/income). There is no 'real hijab' 'fake hijab'. There is only the intention to please Allah swt and be honest with oneself. The perfection of a hijab is the aim of a believer and for the judgment of Allah swt alone. Always remember the tongue is the sharpest sword.

I live in a Muslim country "the Arabian Gulf" and your comment is 100% wrong, unless it happens in your country

😂 my french " is that from sheikh assim Ikr. Hijab is modesty not just a cloth

@@DrZakirNAikVedios السلام علیکم. Well I don't know Sheikh Assim. Who is he btw? Yes you are absolutely correct about hijab is modesty not just cloth but hijab is also about covering your body. Thank you.

@@DrZakirNAikVedios pardon my french is a phrasal verb which means forgive me for what I am going to say. Regards.

They thought wearing a cloth on head means its hijab 😅

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Not only was she stabbed, the police thought her husband was the bad guy, so they shot him in the leg as well, even though he was stabbed multiple times too. And all of this in front of her 3 year old son. And big universities in Germany closed their prayer rooms for Muslims and said that Muslims can't pray in University at all! The West hates Muslims and it will never change unless we pray and ask Allah to make life easier for us. We have to pray to Allah and ask that he guides the people of the West and if he doesn't, that he takes us away from the West and places us in a country that respects our religion. I would rather be allowed to pray and be poor than not be allowed to pray and have medium income. Thankfully this world is only temporary, so we must race to do good deeds. At least Marwa Al Sherbini will go to heaven by Allah's Mercy.

This stabbing happened in my hometown Dresden. It's incredibly tragic. Being a practising Muslim in Germany is definitely hard. Even if you have a Muslim name you get much fewer replies to your job applications. On the other hand though, I work for a German government institution in the UK and started wearing Hijab at work a few years ago. Nobody bat an eyelid and only my line manager talked to me to ask me if everything was okay with me. Alhamdulillah. Not all employers and work places are discriminatory. The most important thing is to never give up on our religious values and be proud of being Muslim. The rest will follow.