Hijab is not mandatory until the age of puberty 🥰 and in Islam there is no force or compulsion so it’ll be up to our kiddos to embrace it or not 😁🥰 All products used in the tutorial are linked in our description, they are from our brand Lala Hijabs 💕 www.lalahijabs.com
@@Lynda_NicAirt When period starts a girl starts to wear hijab if she wants to. Personal opinion: It also depends on the kids mental age like if a 8-9 years old girl has her period and her mom puts her hijab on and she yeets it off saying its too hot I hate it or something like I can't play with this scarf on. She won't be sinned. She is simply too young to understand the concept of hijab. And too young to understand what god wants and make her life choice according to what she believes
@@sailorashy3847 Salam sister I just wanted to clarify that the Hijab is not a choice after puberty. It becomes mandatory, and if someone of a mature age does not observe the Hijab they are sinning. Also if a girl gets her period at 8, 12 or 14 it doesn't matter they have to start observing the Hijab. Allah knows when someone is ready for maturity and when someone is not. Lastly it's not up to someone's "beliefs" about the Hijab. It is mandatory even if someone doesn't "believe" it is. Allah says in the Qur'an, "It is not for a believing man or woman-when Allah and His Messenger decree a matter-to have any other choice in that matter.." (Surah Al Ahzab) May Allah guide us all to the path that will please him.
@Nina Mardas I agree but I want to add some points to it !plz find the right information and then speak up about it .I am not trying to be mean or anything it's just an advise.Hijab is not mandatory but you should be a human and pure soul from inside.It is your choice but every one should wear it when they hit puberty and there is no embarrassment or anything to wear it.If you have Taqwa,fear from God (Allah) and you care about the infinite loop,here after you’ll definitely wear it. You will feel so protected Like a queen 👑 🤣 but yeah if you own it😎 No one(non-mahram) will dare to say you anything You are beautiful,be yourself,but never forget Allah commands and his blessings,wear it if you really have a pure intention. Love yourself 🥰 Never forget this life is limited. Thanks for reading it till here 💞 Allah Hafiz 🙏
Ikr I wish more people from other religions were like this, because some people in my religion are actually quite hateful even though you’re not supposed to be! It’s nice to see and learn about other religions
@@Inevitably_Gaming thats nice, allot of other religuons have similar "rules" ifk what to call them but some others feel entitled i guess and only follow their religion when it makes them look good
I'm not Islamic but your daughters expression before and after says a lot about if she likes the hijab and I truly think that is the most blessed thing
Well, of course she likes the hijab... her mom wears one. Little girls want to be like their mothers. I do not think her reaction is to do with the hijab specifically, just wants to be like her mom and enjoy the praise for wearing one
Probably says more how much she loves her mommy, & likes to dress like her. She’d probably like overalls if mommy always wears overalls. Now they match🥰
I love how you've taught her to love the hijab independently from others opinion. She is clearly going to become the most beautiful hijabi girl because it's come from her heart, not by force. Parenting at its finest
That's how it's actually supposed to be done, but nowadays ppl brush past the emotional stuff and just tell their kids to wear it expecting them to love it. But they haven't been told why properly or made to before or encouraged before or made to love it, so obviously it's usually a disaster with people feeling forced upon, not liking it, etc. Some aren't even told why or it's obligatory in religion so, it's makes sense when they get irritated when you tell them to without putting in the effort to do that!
I wear head covering when leaving my house, I'm not religious in any way. If it makes it easier to understand why here it is: safety, less damage to skin and hair, less temperature confusion and actual confort when walking around from late morning to evening as a non car owner. It also helps with anxiety, like a swaddle feels like probably.
@@pinkbunny6272 The purpose of the hijab is for all of that too, bless you. It also subconsciously heightens our God-consciousness and is a reminder that we represent Islam and Allah before our selves so you think twice.
@@SalehFamily am I allowed too know her name or would you like too keep it private. I don’t know much about muslim religion but I’m fine with either knowing or not
@@niteblaster1 Please, let's not be disrespectful to others' religions just because you don't understand it. I could make an argument that catholic women are controlled too, or even non-religious ones, but that doesn't mean it's the case for everyone...
@@sam_mirza Khimar in Arabic means veil. I am an Arab and I know my language very well... Tania Hijab is also obligatory, even for Jews and Christians, and it is not only required in Islam.
I wore a hijab at a really young age because I wanted to look like my mama. My parents got a lot of criticism because they were “forcing it on their child” when they never did at all. I just wanted to look like my role model
Same!!!!i just focused my mom because she look buetiful and then yh bin wearing a hijab for atlesst 7 years my mom got lots of hate but she didn't let it in her way
Regardless of beliefs, I totally respect reasoning why women wear, or don’t these. I honestly love the look of hijabs as long as the wearer wants to. 🤷♀️
As a person who started wearing a hijab since a little kid, it's nice to see people respect others who wear a hijab. Thank you all so much, it makes me really happy 😭💖.
This lady is the most humble one among all the hijabi tutorials I have seen...She does not downgrade the one who don't practice it instead motivates them to embrace it... Absolutely wonderful woman!!! ❤
The magnet does not come with the hijab. So you can buy this at any hijab store or Muslim shop and its basically 2 little circles that are magnetic. Hope this helped!
Youre absolutely right, she is adorable!!! And it was so kind of her to help teach us non-Muslim folk 😁 I love knowing how to better respect your Religion ❤❤❤
for those who are confused with the “hijab is mandatory for those who are post-pubescent” and “it is your own choice to wear one”. hijab/ niqab IS technically mandatory for women who have gone thru puberty and older (as per the quran) but in the end it is your own choice to wear them bc allah gave us all free will and what we do with our bodies is up to us :) btw!! hijab is just an arabic word for veil. its not cultural appropriation if you are wearing the hijab with good intentions!! many other religions AND cultures wear veils in styles similar to this. (like christian nuns!)
@@mishellesuniverse4620 dressing modestly as a muslim (woman or man) is heavily advised but however you please to dress is perfectly fine! i usually dress modestly with a shabaya (its just a garment that covers the shape of a woman’s body, loosely fitted clothes) but sometimes i wear tight clothing when im up for it. its all based on free will but it is of course advised you dress modestly. (i fixed some spelling/ grammar errors. my first language is korean so i hope you understand this better!)
@@mishellesuniverse4620 it is mandatory, but it's your choice to wear it or not, same with the salat, it is mandatory, but it's your choice if you want to pray or not ...But you know the consequences, thats why Allah gave us free will
@@chellypob I just wanted to say that your English grammar is great! No need to apologize either way though. It’s very impressive to learn a new language❤️
"I love it I wanna keep it on the whole day" me: omg thats the cutest thing ever may Allah bless you guys! guys I never expected so many likes. I feel famous lol tysm.
You and another muslim creator have taught me so much. I’ve never been the person who would say “oh there terrorists. But i live in a small town where they would. You and the other creator have helped me have better understanding of how to navigate people saying things like that. And giving them actual information. Thank you.
Along with Saleh Family I also enjoy watching NinjaMommy and MehdinaTV. I can not remember which channel it was on (I was new to RU-vid, and didn't know how to navigate it, so it might have been a different channel), but the comment she made was something like: what most Americans know about Muslims is they take planes into buildings. (I am old, and my memory sometimes fails me, but it was something like that). I realized, coming from a small town, that is the only thing any of us in town knew about Muslims. It is easy to make assumptions, and to be afraid of, people or ideologies you know nothing about. I have enjoyed watching my favorite three ladies daily since that day. I don't feel like I am being taught lessons, I feel like I am part of their stories. ❤
@@dakotajaymes8580 Nice to know people have open mind these days to learn about others and getting out of the political divide and rule propaganda. In the end of the day we are all human being we should all care for each other and try to understand our difference and help each other in our short comings.
A lot of racism comes from being uneducated. I mean think about it, people are scared of elevators because they’re unaware of how they work. People are scared of swimming in the ocean because they don’t know what’s under them. I’m so happy to see her popping up on my reels. I watch exclusively true crime and some Pokémon card openings, so if her reels are reaching me, hopefully they’re reaching the people who are scared/hateful and they can learn a little bit. Racism/Islamophobia etc. is learned and can be unlearned.
@@sam_mirza look *sam* I never said u have to have an Arabic name. I’m just astonished on your level of connection to allah. It seems like u know a lot about the Quran but refuse to believe it. Like tell me 1 person other than u that thinks hijab is unnecessary are u mad? And as I said it won’t be written straight up u have to have a connection to understand the meaning.
“I wanna keep it on the whole day” Omg she’s to cute she wants to be like her mommy💖 Edit: this is a really late edit but thank you guys so much for all the likes!
She looks adorable, definitely a little mini mummy. I'd have so much trouble trying to put the under scarf on with my terrible fly away hair there'd be bits of it coming out 😂. You definitely do it like a pro
U can buy undercaps as well, it's like a big headband to keep ur hair out of the way, except it's made of various materials. It's good as well in colours
I agree. I was a hairdresser for thirty years As our area became more diverse I worked with people from every corner of the earth. I was never afraid to ask questions about what they did with their hair or jewelry or anything I did not understand. I asked Questions to get a genuine understanding . The people always appreciated that I took the time to understand them and their family. We are all the same at heart. We look different , coloring , culture, clothes, etc. but at heart we are all people who want to be loved and accepted.
@@mely1490 it’s good to educate yourself about religions and culture. At your age you have all the opportunities to learn and become a well rounded well educated person. It’s good to learn new things and learn to understand things that are different than what you may do. I’m very proud of you
@@caroljohanson2807 I appreciate it! I grew up with a very strict Christian grandmother, she didn’t accept me being atheist and claimed I was too young-it was really painful, and I realised that I actually didn’t know half of the religions, so she was partially correct. I’ve taught myself to respect religion and although I may not agree with it fully, I agree with religion in general. I don’t understand a lot still, but im trying my best lmao.
@@mely1490 good for you honey. Too strict of religious dogma can be frightening . I’m a spiritual person. I believe our soul is alive and remains alive after our body perishes. I believe the best rules to live by are be true to yourself Give as much or more than you take to life and relationships Some days are better than others Love your brother as yourself Be good to your momma You only get one. Let babies sleep if they’re sleeping. Being a parent is the most important and privileged job I’ll ever hold. Live life to the fullest and explore new things. You’ll always be glad you did. ☮️💕🌎
I'm a Christian dad with a Christian daughter with some Islamic class mates. She asked me how the the scarve should be worn. She likes the look and nobody would tell her because she is Christian. And offcourse dad knows everything😊 so she asked me, thanks for the how to. Keep up the good work
@@purplefogg9466 okay then I have a few questions! #1: can you have like, Disney hijabs or something like that?? #2: If a woman has no hair for whatever reason, does she still have to wear a hijab?
If you are Christian mary peace be upon her she wears Hijab, and you know she chose it herself as an honor to her Allah mentions this story in Qur'an and after it became mandatory in Islam... Piousness is the crown that no one can take off of the head of a woman ❤️
When i was in reception (which is 4-5years old), my teacher went on maternity leave so we had anothwr teacher cover us and she wore a hijab and because none of us really understood what is was, we would constantly ask her why she didn't show her hair. Then on her last day if teaching us she showed us her hair and it was beautiful ❤️ obviously she was allowed to because we were all ( boys and girls) 4 or 5
As a person of faith (christian) who is raising young children, I love seeing other people include their children in their spiritual practices. I also really appreciate the way you and your family present information about your values and experience. I believe that raising this type of awareness is important in the post-modern world we live in, where religion often gets a bad rap.
The New testament commands in multiple places for a woman to cover her hair. This is not something that just Jews and Muslims. Do anyone who follows the god of Abraham is supposed to do this... I'm not saying you're a bad person, but you really need to read your new testament to understand exactly what she is doing. You, as a follower of Christ are supposed to cover your hair as a sign that you are following the god of Abraham. It's literally a commandment in both the old and the New testament.
I’m glad y’all are spreading love and awareness about Islam! I’ve studied and learned from the religion for years and while I do not follow myself, it’s a very loving religion. I love your videos!
I HAD NO IDEA MAGNETS WERE USED!! I’m a straight white pagan male from southern USA and I love y’all’s videos. Adorable kiddo by the way! I hope she embraces your traditions and keeps close to her roots.
I found the idea of using a magnet interesting. Also I'd think it would be a safer alternative. Especially on a young girl. Or a girl playing sports. . What's neat about video's like this you learn something new.
As a Jewish woman there are times we where our hair covered. I need an under scarf cause that would help! I have to say your sweet little girl is so cute!
I was 11 when i wore a hijab , everyone judged me and told me that i dont need to wear it. Ignore anyone who lets you down, its your choice and i felt proud of myself when i wore it.stay safe!❤️ Edit:I’m famous!
I relate to you sis, whenever I wear it they say it's not necessary, or you're still young. But like I feel more confident and comfortable in it. But don't want to disobey them.
Since I was old enough to know that wearing hijab is a must I wanted to wear it my whole life! But this Ramadan I got my period and just yesterday I had a party and wore the hijab:))
Your little girl is the sweetest thing ever! Bless her and your other daughter of course! 💕❤ ps. The tie die Hijab is gorgeous but the pink one your wearing is beautiful you look stunning btw :)
This was by far the most adorable and wholesome thing I've seen today, it's great to learn about a different culture in such a good way, thank you so much for this
When I was in college I did a research paper on Islam and Muslim. Such a beautiful religion. I know very little still. Thank you for sharing your religion and traditions. ❤
@@namirahgolandaz8778 lol took me a sec to realize ur joke off the spelling. Ure right it's Cutessssst or Cuuuutest or Cutestttttt...but Cuttest that's awkward
Love to see men and women loving their creator and seeing joy in being humble at adhering to dress codes and it's not hurting others at all. This woman shows that she is desiring to BE close to her God and enjoy all the good things in life and on Earth.
@@sumiyasimi165 oh ok, but there must be some hijab abaya shops in Bangladesh as well?? nd if you cant get those magnets then try pear shaped safety pins instead of regular pins those are good for hijab n scarves as well.
@@ayshcandy7155 The coil-less safety pins? Those got popular last year, and I got some. They are better but they still make holes in the soft clothes of the cotton/linen scarves I prefer. There are like hundreds of borka/abaya/hijab shops around, but I have never seen these magnets. But I guess they'll come here too as it gets popular internationally, I'll just have to wait.
That is so much easier than I thought. Thank you for sharing your cultural tradition with us. I'm Quaker and wear a hat or prayer cap whenever I am in public. I always wondered how hijabs were put on. Now I know. Those hijab magnets are seriously awesome.
Although I align myself with a different culture and different religion/ideals, I love seeing this. It’s so sweet! Thank you for teaching me something about your culture!
i cant help but smile at how absolutely amazingly wholesome this whole video was and her comment at the end and her giggles made me really giddy, its so precious!!
@@camillerivers1323 you're not the mom, why you are being sorry ?? Plus 99% of the time people dont get enough love and its okay we should deal with it as grownups. It makes us stronger
@@ghost2arc It is NOT okay. And the whole "it makes us stronger" thing is very toxic. By stronger, do you mean not being able to express love, or your feelings in general? And I'm talking from experience. Now I go to a psychologist and she tells me that I don't express my emotions, that she can't see any on my face. And that's caused by exactly not receiving enough love. Every person in the world deserves as much love as they need in order to be a properly functionating human. And learn the use of the word "sorry" for it can be used not only to apologize.
Such a beautiful little girl! You guys have such a lovely family and I have been able to learn so much from you guys thank you. This was a nice tutorial and it's so adorable to see her wanting to be like mommy an loving the hijab
She looks so happy to be wearing a gorgeous hijab like her Mom! ❤ One of my happiest moments as a teacher was the day a precious Muslim student brought her hijab to school to show it to me. She was so proud of her faith and her hijab. It was a beautiful moment! ❤
Am I the only one that has always thought hijabs looked cute? Even when I was a little kid and didn't understand life yet, I loved how beautiful they were. I did end up asking a classmate about them when I was a little bit older and she was very open to explaining a lot about it.
Not the only one at all, I think they are amazing and can look really cute. I’ve always wanted to try wearing one but not something I’ve wanted to try incase it’s seen as appropriating.
@@janeburns1278 you are allowed to wear if you want to try it! May Allah guide you all😊 Islam encourages women to cover themselves so we won’t attract the wrong people and instead attract a man who’s loves us for who we are as a person and not focus on the provocative things. (Also to protect us)
@@alishaaaax Thankyou, but in my religion we cover our heads for slightly different reasons, it’s a sign of respect more than modesty. So for funerals or when we’ve lost someone we care about, meeting with very important Elders or some rituals. Wearing a head covering or hood shows we are focusing our energies, thoughts and intent on the situation or person in front of us, not anything else.
Oh this is the best! I taught ESL for many years at university. My favorite days were when we acknowledged and celebrated our Middle Eastern students. The students would dress me in an abaya (spelling?) and a head scarf. I love love LOVE the scarf! I don't know why, but it gave me confidence. 😄 Thanks for sharing this tutorial with us ❤
