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LMAOOOOOO

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And what your color is not rank,we all mankind equal, Allah just count who the righteous among us

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😂😂😂 but tbh I'd rather them ask then assume ✌

I'm 100% that most of the islamphobes don't ask their local Muslim

True Cuz if they did they wudn't be that way

Ur profile pic says it all 😂😂

Whos

Wow 🤦🏾‍♀️

wtf LMAO

@@sohaibahmad71 🙊

Islam is a Religion not a nationality

Bruhhh

ayyy congrats, hope I can get there one day too 😭😂

Now that's what I call an achievement 😂😂

im level 6 in black hijab

Ayyy same XD

@@laraybkhalil8363 uP

But we should encourage her in a respectful manner. Covering up is an obligation.

Inni

@@Truth_Seeker1202 women have a choice like she said so

@@zzm.10 its actually not a choice. Because in the quran Allah orders woman to wear it, no if you dont you make the decision to not ware it but its not a given choice.

@@MrPlayerFB Thank you for explaining :)

What are u talking about

@@xDeFc0nx I'm being sarcastic.

@@amirsyafrudin ah i got it now

Lol it will start new age of racism, but except for being judged for skin color, you'll be judged for fabric color 😂 Where does that put men in pyramid though 😂😂😂

@@manelbenhamadi4603 But the world will start to make sense to all those people with misconceptions towards Islam. We should do it for the sake of helping them escape the harsh reality of being ignorant. DISCLAIMER: I am also being sarcastic here.

Islamophobes basically

Not all of us I swear.

@@watchdatclip496 I trust you Good and bad people are everywhere

@@turkologistifaz im ashamed they exist still in 2021

@@watchdatclip496 And we respect and love that.

It’s surprisingly true

I love her

@@Atl0siy I meant the question

More to taekwondo

Yes

Assalamualikum brother

Dud i remember seeing you comment in another video and have thousand of likes

i think it does

It would be my fav show 👍

In sha Allah🌹☺️

Same but at 13 and funnily enough my mum reacted the same way

Me too.

I start wearing when I was about 9 or 10 and I ask my mum of she is the one who told me or I’m the one who wanted it. She said it was I the one who wanted and I’m very glad.

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Yes exactly.

they are allowed to take it off as long as there isn’t any man that isn’t their uncle, dad, brother, cousin, or a man thats younger than them

Yeah i like her answers actually.

“Allah does not change the conditions of a people til they change the conditions of what is in themselves” -Surah Ra’ad verse 11

I get the point, but Shakespeare didn't write novels 😂

@@mickeysalah1916 but he did?

@@Zealox they technically weren't novels, but a series of plays. I guess you can call them novel

My colleagues asked me why I, as a Muslim, am allowed to have four wives( I have only one though! ) ..and I said I'll answer your question if only you told me how many sisters Lord Rama( Hindu god) had and their names! Surprisingly, none my Hindu colleagues knew anything about Lord Rama's sister...and I said humbly, since you don't know anything about your own religion, I am not gonna answer your question and we all had a laugh..

@@ashrafali2535 u should’ve said that it’s better than unlimited

Yeah she's impressive

@@aurelialia3884 v͜͡e͜͡r͜͡y͜͡y͜͡

Haha thanks Faizah! ❤️

@@Kayzical OHHHH MYHHH GOOOOOOOODDDDDD HELLOOO!!!! I LOVE YOU! WHAT A PERSONALITY YOUVE GOT!!! I LOVE THE WAY YOU SPEAK, DRESS, SMILE, EVERYTHING. YOURE VERY PRETTY, MASHA ALLAH! I SERIOUSLY LOVE YOU!!

I’m so sorry that happened to you. No one should be forced to wear the hijab, especially at a young age.

me too :( though i wear hijab since i got into hs. i actually dont wanna wear hijab until my heart really wants it but mom and teachers kept asking me when will i wear it and most of my friends are wearing hijab it's pressuring me :(

Maybe you could see it in brighter side, Allah knew if we didn't get force maybe we will never wear it. All He had planned it beautifully. 💖

@Ismail You seem to have a very warped idea of what being a Muslim is. No the father does not have a right to force his wife and daughter to wear hijab. He can do his best to explain that it is wajib and explain the beauty of it but ultimately it is their decision. No soul shall bear the burden of another. And it is Allah SWT Who guides us. There is no compulsion in religion. You should be gentle with your wives and daughters. Not this forced aggressive nature you seem to be displaying.

@@untunggawicaksono5050 Maybe you can talk to them and explain that you don't want to yet and hopefully, they'll stop pressuring you.

@H J yup 👍

*Women in Islam cannot wear whatever they want otherwise they can be abused* O Prophet, tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to bring down over themselves [part] of their outer garments. That is more suitable that they will be known *_AND NOT BE ABUSED._* And ever is Allah Forgiving and Merciful. - Surah 33:59 Source: corpus.quran.com/translation.jsp?chapter=33&verse=59 The Command of Hijab: Here Allah tells His Messenger to command the believing women -- especially his wives and daughters, because of their position of honor -- to draw their Jilbabs over their bodies, so that they will be distinct in their appearance from the women of the Jahiliyyah and from slave women. The Jilbab is a Rida', worn over the Khimar. This was the view of Ibn Mas`ud, `Ubaydah, Qatadah, Al-Hasan Al-Basri, Sa`id bin Jubayr, Ibrahim An-Nakha`i, `Ata' Al-Khurasani and others. It is like the Izar used today. Al-Jawhari said: "The Jilbab is the outer wrapper. `Ali bin Abi Talhah reported that Ibn `Abbas said that Allah commanded the believing women, when they went out of their houses for some need, to cover their faces from above their heads with the Jilbab, leaving only one eye showing. Muhammad bin Sirin said, "I asked `Ubaydah As-Salmani about the Ayah: - Ibn Al Kathir _Surah __33:59__ is saying unless a believing woman wears the hijab then she can be abused_

@@JasonLovesJesus Hi! I hope you're well :) Other translations of the same verse, Surah 33:59. • "O Prophet! Say to your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers (believing women) that they wrap themselves up in their over garments (cover themselves). This is more proper, that they may be known (that they are not female slaves but they are free and chaste women) and thus they will not be given annoyance and Allah is Ever Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful." • " O Prophet! say unto thy wives and thy daughters and women of the believers that they should let down upon them their wrapping- garments. That would be more likely to distinguish them so that they will not be affronted. And Allah is ever Forgiving, Merciful." • "O Prophet! Tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the faithful to draw closely over themselves their chadors [when going out]. That makes it likely for them to be recognized and not be troubled, and Allah is all-forgiving, all-merciful". No language translates with 100% accuracy, and so the closest word in meaning is often used. The explanation for this verse is that; The meaning of has been explained by scholars that when a person is dressed very modest and is wearing a hijab or jilbab etc, they are visually identifying themselves with Islam and it's teachings, and so everyone will know that they are modest women who won't engage in things their religion does not encourage, and who cannot be expected to do anything indecent. In this way it is more likely that they will be recognized as virtuous or guarding their chastity and not be harassed or troubled. The exact same way that people who see Nuns in their traditional religious garb, covered from head to toe, are aware that there is no point trying to for example, ask out a Nun on a date, or try to get their phone number for romantic relationships, or that they are up for romantic relationships. And so it is an extra layer of visual protection, and a clear announcement of your faith. Of course, men first and foremost have to lower their gaze, no matter what a woman is wearing, their eyes should not be on us. Furthermore, despite the fact that there are always exceptions, most people whether they're Muslim or not, tend to get the message that a Hijabi is not interested in any of their approaches when they see our hijabs and modest clothing, because it's a pretty visual sign that to the best of my ability, my loyalty lies with God's command and not with my desires. In the Quran it says, “Say to the believing men that: they should cast down their glances and guard their private parts (by being chaste). This is better for them.”This is a command to Muslim men that they should not lustfully look at women (other than their own wives); and in order to prevent any possibility of temptation, they are required to cast their glances downwards. This is known as “hijab of the eyes”. It is not once ever ever stated that Muslim men, or non muslim men, have ANY right to rape, harass, or abuse anybody. Period. Not a muslim, not a jew, not a christian, not an atheist. In fact, there is punishment for men who do not lower their gaze for ALL women, and men who harass ANY person, for example, the punishment in Islam for rape is stoning to death for the married, or a flogging of 100 lashes and deportation for the unmarried. They base their argument on a hadith which reports a rape case at the time of the Prophet, where the victim was excused and her rapist (who was married) was sentenced to be stoned to death. And so, no one has the right in Islam to hurt or harm another person regardless of their religion outside of like a situation of war and EVEN THEN there are very strict rules on who and how you can harm anyone or anything. No one has the right to abuse or hurt anyone regardless of what they wear, Muslim or non-Muslim. The Prophet PBUH himself was very concerned with pro tecting ALL peoples rights, he warned Muslims that "anyone who kills a non-Muslim citizen will not smell the fragrance of paradise", and strongly admonished his followers about the mistreatment with them: He said, "He who wrongs a Jew or a Christian will have myself as his accuser on the Day of Judgment." He went on to constantly and fiercely protect their rights against Muslims and All, saying, "Verily , they (Christians) are my allies and have my secure charter against all that they hate. No one is to force them to travel or to oblige them to fight. The Muslims are to fight for them. If a female Christian is married to a Muslim, it is not to take place without her approval. She is not to be prevented from visiting her church to pray. Their churches are to be respected. They are neither to be prevented from repairing them nor the sacredness of their covenants. None of Muslims is to disobey the covenant till the Last Day", etc. There is so much amazing wisdom out there, all we have to do is read and trust the Quran and the teachings of the Holy Prophet PBUH, and understand the context and depth behind it all, because people are always infallible and imperfect and misuse and abuse the word of God for their own gains and satisfactions.

Well said my dear, that lady is giving out wrong info to the public and she is actually laughing about it yet it really serious.

@@JasonLovesJesus there was a time when non muslims abused muslim women... And when they were about to be punished they said we didn't know that it as a muslim women so we abused her... Then muslim women were asked to wear hijab as their identity of being a muslim so non muslims won't have an excuse to abuse them

You're absolutely right! 😂

It's absolutely HER choice! 🙂

Masha'allah. Happy you got to experience the decision at a young age.

@@chroniclefire3894 thanks 😊

So your mom doesn't completely follow islam I have people who only pray to only in ramdan maybe you should look at a good muslim who fasts and wears hijab is a choice to follow islam and not follow islam same as halal and haram but always your choices will be held accountable

All Muslims are Equal. There are no such thing as ranking in Islam

@@Yesnt0073 Before come at me like that you should at least know what i meant, what i meant was that the sister over read a comment saying "is there rankings for what colour hijab you wear" and i was refering to that.

Yes. Also Islam has no ranking. All muslims are equal.

@@Yesnt0073 Indeed.

Islam has no ranking.

Also Islam has no ranking

@Zahra Zahra Actually, Allah has already given us a dua for us to recite so that we will be safe from the eyes of both male and female jinn every time we enter the bathroom. Sorry if that sentence was too long.

@Zahra Zahra Oh ok! 😃

@Zahra Zahra Are u living in 6 th century, you guys believe in jin.

And that person is one of the two or just both 'stupid & taking the mick!!'

@Zahra Zahra If u r scientist why r u following this cult i'slam

none of our business , everyone have different level of faith, just pray to her is enough

No it isn’t any of your business. You don’t even know her. I don’t know why men get so obsessed with hijab. Like all of you are perfect. Please

there is 1 judgement day and allah is the one to judge, not you, whether she wears it or not, its between her and god

[وَلَلْآخِرَةُ خَيْرٌ لَّكَ مِنَ الْأُولَىٰ}

Again, it's your choice! 💗🙏 Ramadan Mubarak! 🙏

its an obligation, but the women can choose to wear it or not, verse 256 surah al-baqarah says; There shall be no compulsion in the religion. The right course has become clear from the wrong. So whoever disbelieves in Taghut and believes in Allah has grasped the most trustworthy handhold with no break in it.

@@yes-vn6uo Just because you can do something doesn't mean that you should do it. It's like saying, you can insult and mock people as long as you don't resort to violence because by then you would reckon with being punished by the law. There should be no people who's going to force you to wear a hijab but there will be people who will reprimand you for your wrongdoing. Saying something as, "it's none of your business" and "it's a choice" is a petty excuse for not being able to commit to the practice.

@@leftenanalim you dont get me, wearing the hijab is a choice, but the hijab is obligatory, but the person needs to decide themself whether they want to wear it or not, because religion is done by will, not forcing

@@yes-vn6uo I think I've made myself clear. Nobody is forcing, but don't expect anyone to not reprimand you if you do something that is wrong

@@leftenanalim i think the person knows its wrong, no need to say it, you do know that interferring with this causes a lot of girls to not wear their hijab, so just, dont

waaww keren👏👏👏. plngan org2 yg kek gt ke trigger liat kalimat my mom force me to wear a hijab. emng ngeselin bgtt

Having a strict Parent is a sign of Allah trying to protect you from haraam.

yah exacly is our choice whether we want to wear it or not. if ur wearing it becuz ur parents told u then ur not wearing becuz of allah. u were not ready in the first place

@@ItsnadiaD it is NOT our parent told us to wear it. it is Allah who told us to cover. but our families' (especially men) responsibilities to ensure we follow what Allah told us to do. unless you don't want to listen, then they are no longer responsible. STUDY it before you make your own statement.

@@commonsense5872 does who wear it becuz of their parents is not good becuz they being oppressed of it. The one who is wearing it becuz of Allah knows they r ready for it and they want to do everything for Allah sake. Forcing ur child to wear it is the problem.I feel bad for ur future children inalilahi waina ilayhi rajiun.

@@ItsnadiaD did I mentioned 'forcing' anyone? read properly please

@@commonsense5872 it is still ur choice and when ur ready to do so

They really thought hijabis were ninjas or some sort

@@ghazie5555 🤣🤣🤣