We don't have any problem with people cover their face or walk half naked but people who walk half naked doesn't go around telling people it's their religious obligation. In Quran Allah talk about women wear modest and to cover their chest. In one aya God has ordered only a particular women to cover their face so no one could recognize them and that order was only for the Prophet Prophet waives just like an other order specially for them was that they couldn't get married again once they were widowed. But other Muslim widows could get married. Please don't confuse the religion. If you wear it just don't go around saying Islam commanded it or you getting any rewards from Allah for covering your face. Sadly terrorists are doing the same thing. And we call them Islamic terrorists. Islam has nothing to do with both of these actions just like a Christian woman might go to walk half naked. But should we assume it's the teaching of christianity? It just plan wrong to associate your actions with a religion that has not made it obligation on you yet you screaming out of your lungs saying it's what my religion teaches me and many other none muslims left confused.
@@shrishtichauhan9550 this dangerous and terrorist attire according to you,. is the solution to rape culture and sexual harassment of women in western societies. You laugh at us but the laugh is on you , yes it's dangerous attire because it keeps sexual predators at bay
@@shrishtichauhan9550 terrorists has nothing to do with the way you dressed. It's stereotypical. The way you dressed people in Islamic world will consider you a prostitute doesn't mean you are a prostitute. Many of the terrorists drink and has a western lifestyle hence the 911 hijackers. In America even if you dressed normal and you are black many will consider you a thief.
Waqar Khan Whatever you said is somehow right but the fact is sometimes people just feel more comfortable wearing it, you know they think of it as preservation of modesty but definitely that should not be linked to religion agreed ✅❤️
@Destiny exactly, western women wear comfortable clothes - bikinis while they are on a hot beach, white dress at their wedding, party dress at parties, formal dress at offices. Meanwhile, muslim women, hot climate - burka, wedding - burka......competing in sports -burka; clearly its not a choice, its oppression
@@Someone-bg6qu again no real counter to my argument, just ranting out a trendy word among the liberal crowd. And BTW where the heck in my statement have i associated them with terrorism ?
Hudson Ryan u are talking about the times of slavery , conquest and monarchs. And u r telling me looking like a nun is a frekin fashion in 2020 really ? Fashion changes time after time, why has burka remain the same ? And why does a Muslim girl gets threatened with death or disowned if she chooses to wears a bikini huh ?
@@Someone-bg6qu why would so many women "choose" to wear a burqa in the deathly summers? It's not just a "choice". Either they're forced or brainwashed that Allah would punish them in hell if they don't wear such horrible clothes.
This is Shifaa Adam Rajab.and dont drag my dad into this.l replied on behalf of my dad for my sister in lslam Who covered herself mashAllah.if l would ask u? If there r two sweets one wrapt n the other unwrapt which one would u take. Islam taught me one thing think before u speak or do anything becoz if u dont want to get hurt by someone then dont hurt others.
@bingo_fuel No That's not true the true is that (There is no diety worthy of worship but Allah and Muhammad ( Sallalal Laahu Alaiehi As Salam) is the Messenger of Allah swt Do you know people of Noah (peace be upon him)rejected Allah swt signs and his Messanger and at the end the people of Noah (peace upon him) got destroyed by Allah swt And you don't know my prophet muhammed sallalal Laahu Alaiehi As Sallal) You don't his character you don't how he was and do you know he used cry after every pray for his ummah for his peope for us And indeed I am from Muslim
Nice fallacy there, mate. Face coverings in Islam are SPECIFICALLY for women. The only comparison to be made with Covid-19 and Islam is that they are both dangerous viruses.
i completely understand her when she said wearing it liberates her from sexual objectification. all women, young and old, get sexually objectified on the streets by creeps when she leaves her house, even if she's just wearing a hoodie and sweatpants. It feels disgusting and violating. She's choosing to erase that experience from her life. Good for her.
Covering up does not erase being objectified or is a solution.Creeps need to be taught to respect , know boundaries n control urges. Unfortunately women in burkha are also raped and abused Infact these ladies have more kids compared to women from other religion as their husbands treat them like kids producing machine. They are brainwashed to let their husband's have multiple wives whereas they have strictly be faithful or will be divorced by uttering a stupid word 3 times. Forget modesty there's no respect. Its very few handful families that are liberal
@Got It There is no God, and this life is the only reality there is. Anything else is a FANTASY. I agree, this life is a TEST, and we have scientific and documented proof of Reincarnation, which is a basic doctrine of Eastern Religions, much older than even Judaism.
Yeah so? Some women also choose to join ISIS. Nevermind that freedom of what to wear isn't absolute. It shouldn't be allowed for the same reasons that KKK robes shouldn't be allowed
@Tintin is not dead only the dumb people like to say this to other people to show their dumbness..this hijabi lady really knows what he is doing or wearing..coverup, or your mind will be infected by germs or flies!
@Tintin is not dead its that what you think the reason behind it..thank Allah SWT for giving the blessings and justice to the whole mankind..even ugly people or pretty people of any ranks must obey His commandmands , carry our own sins and goodness...get some knowledge!
@J. Müller I am afraid that you are unaware that in Islam the veil can be removed and checked on in court cases or criminal cases or suspicion.that is for the purpose of identification and Islam supports that. . Now since "face masks" are worn for medical purposes people never come up with identification crisis for it.if women believe that it is their Religious obligation to dress in a specific way and it gives them more confidence we are not to compel them.everyone has a free will and people are free to wear anything. . If you r saying that people use the veil to do macilious activities then the veiled women have nothing to do with it.if a girl dresses as an nun sister and does theft that does not mean that all the nun sisters must not dress the same way they were before the theft. . Hope u can understand.
@J. Müller When I am in a situation where I will need to show my face, I wear a pull-down niqab--yes, they do exist. And how about a bit of privacy for a niqabs to remove her niqab and a female to check against ID photo?
@J. Müller Never heard of a women im in a niqab mugged, attacked, and hurt anyone before.😂😂😂 They can wear anything they want, but it is only suspicious if they do something wrong and out of character for the norm. Everyone knows Muslim women will either wear, a Hijab, Niqab or Busqa so it is not really suspicious for them to wear it unless that person is a rascist and that person despise muslim people.
@Tintin is not dead that's a lie... I know people who left islam and they are still accepted and loved.. You should really get out and educate yourself a little more . You can't rely on the mass media to educate you. And don't lie to me and say that you HAVE
@Tintin is not dead your beauty is in the character and intellect... Islam slams the importance of external appearance to the minimum... You could be good looking or not so... Black or white...you need not to be depressed about your looks... Noone is judging you on your looks...Everyone is equal. Plus you don't need to show your body to a stranger on street... And let them judge you. Women in Islam choses what you can see... That's a beautiful power. In Islam everyone has to be religious not just some classes of society like nun etc... Peace❤
@Tintin is not dead I don't think people should wear to please other people... In Islam one should dress modestly... That's not something to advertise... And those who think like that... We can't do anything... There'll be all kinds of people... And people shouldn't judge others. Allah says don't judge others... For you do not know what's in their hearts. All are equal... Only thing that makes you superior is your good deeds. And only Almighty can judge you for he knows what's in the heart... He is all knowing indeed. So people should be less pessimistic I believe. And believe me they are not trying to look in a certain way. They represent equality, less importance of external beauty, modesty and Humbleness... They are not showing off... They are covering it up. Also if you are doing something to pretend or show then it looses it's value as per islam. It looses it's meaning. And we know that. Peace brother ❤
So for this interview the interviewer came wearing her best suit, a decent amount of makeup with her eyebrows neatly plucked and her hair styled in a particular manner so that she can "look good" and "presentable" for her audience, Whereas the Muslim women came wearing a niqab not bothered about how people will perceive or judge her as nothing is on display to be "judged". If people in the west feel the niqab/hijab is oppressed then so is the women who's not wearing one as she's a slave of the society and its "beauty standards", is forced to present herself in a particular way that is deemed acceptable any other way and she will be criticised.
@@chazs001 Thankyou for proving my point, that's exactly what I'm talking about..😂👏 The interviewer you think looks "amazing" ,I don't! She's a slave of set beauty standards made up by the society we live in, she is being "forced" to present herself in a particular way. How is that not oppressive?? The Muslim lady looks like "batman", well no she doesn't as you don't know how she really looks..lol..and this attire is only for strangers when going out in public it's not for her at home or when shes around people related to her. A womens beauty is NOT for public to judge! A women is more than her looks or her body. If you analyse this interview then you are listening to what the muslim lady is saying and judging her intellect rather than looking at what colour her lipstick is and what shape her eyebrows are, whereas with the interviewer you see people (like yourself) judging her beauty standard, isn't that telling!? Point proven.
A J I don’t judge this lady & respect her rights to wear the niqab. I am not a Muslim, I’m a woman and don’t dress like this, wear make up & do my hair for myself & no one else! Please don’t judge me!
@@AJ-il1lm8ph7z...The point is...if you want to dress like that, live in a muslim country where that look is normal. The Australian government says to be tolerant towards muslims so as not to offend them, surely that should work both ways, they are in our country and dressing like that is offensive to a lot of the community. They offend us in more ways than that but we have to suck it up so I think dressing in a way which isn't offensive to a large percentage of their host country is a fair exchange for the changes we have to accept with NO choice.
@austro- hungarian empire yeah right hahaha, I'm a former minister of the Church for six years and after studying Early Christianity and Bible I reverted to ISLAM, ALLAHU AKBARRRR
I re-watched this video and this lady makes even more sense to me. When I cover fully, I feel safer and I find that I can focus better on spiritual things. And I have far less of a problem with having to think about what to wear when I go out. It truly is a win-win situation for me.
Modest dress is not only in Islam, Christianity always teach modesty as a virtue. Since Christians don't cut head evenif they dont follow what it teaches, but in Islam punishment upto killing. So women are frightened to disobey. What is going in Iran?
@@delnarose4691 I didn't go into this in my comment above, but Christianity has a long history of veiling for women. In Byzantine times, some women wore a veil that covered their head completely--it was thin enough to be able to see but still largely conceal the face. Today, there are still groups like the Russian Old Believers who still wear a cap and scarf that cover the hair completely, especially in church. Up until the early 1500s, veiling in the West included a wimple and veil. Then gradually, more and more hair began to be shown, starting in France with the French hood. Still, even in my childhood (1950s and 1960s) women wore hats to church, and until my teens, many women would not go out without a hat and gloves. I remember my mu going up for communion and she always wore a hat and gloves. She would remove only one glove to receive Communion in her hand (we were Episcopalians). Even I wore a nice dress, hat and gloves to church. I believe that in veiling completely, I am returning to the original custom.
Stfu islam promotes misogyny, pedophil3 behaviour and r@pe culture lol also if Pakistan and India never seperated then Hinduism would be the largest religion aka the FIRST RELIGION OF THE WORLD and Islam would've perished into thin air and Bangladesh would be a part of India too it would be a Hindu country
@@delnarose4691 Islam never said to kill. You've got that part wrong. What's going on in Iran is not related to Islam. We can't force anyone to wear the hijab because that's wrong. The Iranian government and officials are in the wrong for forcing and killing. It's not related to Islam whatsoever.
Yes, so empowering. And it wouldn't surprise me that in 2019 there are still gonna be people who are bothered by how other people dress... like if she chooses to cover up, just mind your own freaking business tintin
@Tintin is not dead just like nobody should tell women to dress wit lesser cloth, nobody, you included can tell other girl or woman of what they can wear. So stfu with what's bothering you or not. You are the dehumanized one.
@Tintin is not dead maybe iit's time for you alien who cannot tolerate peoples choice of dress and faith to go get a life if you haven't and relearn what's respect and tolerance is all about because people like are the root of hatred and extremism and the society yet have the audacity to call others dehumanized just because they dress differently than you. Shame on you
@Tintin is not dead you think it is freedom to expose more of the skin, but an oppression when some other choose to be modest? Cover everything, I mean seriously where have you been, under the rock? 😂
don’t you think we all are veiled in some way or another? they cover their face with a piece of cloth and we do with tones of makeup.. and i don’t understand if woman are allowed to show their own body why can’t they cover it? as long as it’s not harming anyone i don’t see any reason why nijabi/hijabis should be mistreated or banned.
In a public place, I need to know who's behind a mask. There is no such thing called privacy when you're out and about in a public sphere. It's strange that these women who cover themselves completely can see the faces of everyone else but everyone else can't see their face.
It truly is. I find the hijab and niqab and burqa very freeing. I don't have to dither around trying to figure out how to dress to please men-- I just put everything on and I'm good to go. Plus, I am reclusive by nature and fully covering allows me to maintain purdah. I love that
it's amazing how we like to say she's oppressed or should take that thing off. but if that's her choice then why are we oppressing the lady to take it off. where's her choice. why are we being the oppressors?
asay88 There is a security if the whole face is concealed. It basically hides a person's identity. Imagine CCTV as useless in identifying a thief in a shopping mall, an atm scammer, or even worse a weapon concealed underneath. The public goes on with its mundane routine not noticing anything out of the ordinary with people wearing burqa. People in the queue in an atm wouldn't think a burqa-clad person is already stealing in the atm machine and wouldn't alert the cops until it's too late. An innocent person wearing a burqa is mistaken for a criminal because the perpetrator is also wearing a burqa and successfully blended in the crowd. And please don't compare it with nuns. I haven't seen a nun who chooses to cover her face.
She is brainwashed to believe it is her choice. She has been dumped by a man, who wrote a book to control people (especially women) into thinking there is a god, and that that god wants women to be covered...
@Jack Walters please do not come online and write hate without reading the quran or sunna. You know absolutely nothing about Islam and believe blindly in the median, Islam does not support terrorism according to the quran that you have not even read
chelsly scott What ever she explained it is not her right to hide her identity. Only criminals hide their identity when doing the crime so you can’t describe them. I am a Muslim Arab woman and I know exactly what I am thinking about.
As long as religions or people do not force their ideals upon others, then there's absolutely nothing wrong with it, and shame to anyone who thinks otherwise.
+ener3 yes. If an old classic white man wants to wear a top hat as part of his identity he has the right, if a young brown lady wants to wear the veil as part of her identity it's her right. Don't you see how you're trying to ironically force your ideals on a free lady in a free country, Ha! Returned to sender!
+ener3 just because you don't like it and choose not to wear it doesn't mean other people can't like it and choose not to wear it. Stop forcing your ideals on other people.
***** In some places you can, some places you can't. It's called the law. It's also about decency. I don't want my kids seeing another mans penis, but I, and millions others, have no issue with seeing a scarf wrapped around a persons head. If illegal nudity offends you so much then complain locally, but your argument makes no sense in the context you brought it up. Hypocrite, much?
Yeah, so precious that you cut off and mutilate their genitals as little girls and marry them off to much older men. So precious that they have acid thrown in their faces, are imprisoned, tortured, and put to death in Islamic countries for breaking sharia law(in which they have little or no power or representation), and are routinely murdered by their own family members in 'honour' killings. I saw a video of a 16 year old Muslim girl being beaten to death and set on fire by a large mob of men in Pakistan because she dropped a quran on the ground . Yeah mate, so precious.
@@MichElle-sd6gj why do you think they cover up? You should watch a youtube memri tv channel about this issue. Theres a debate between a sudan sheik with bunch of angry women. Women accuse men of sexual assault, sheik defend men and accuse women of not covering themselves up thus its their own fault for being assaulted. Oh, he explained that while laughing. Must be nice.
I'm so happy to read the comments here. They are all sort of encouragement and it looks like that people now have become more understanding about hijabi women. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
I just want to say thank you to all the people who are so understanding and nonjudgemental of muslims. Thank you for your solidarity and kindness. You guys are the heart keeping this world alive. Keep it up!!!
Masha’Allah to all the niqabi sisters 👏🏾🙌🏾Believe me it takes a lot of iman(faith) to wear a niqab(veil) in western countries where people are throwing their hijab 🧕🏾 left and right
I'm pleasantly surprised by this respectful comment section. Haven't seen one like it in a long time, so props to you I, personally, would not cover up that much but I can see why someone would.
Oh golly yes, sing it sister, I am soooo sick of being noticed for being a woman, I just want to be a person only. Been feeling that way since I was a teenager, so many times I wanted to cut my femininity away so I'd stop being noticed. More power to you for covering up and sharing something special with just your husband. I totally agree.
i am muslim and i know that in islam head and chest covering is mandatory but face covering is not mandatory but is appreciated with a bigger reward......... but other way prophet Muhammad PBUH advice people to stay moderate and dont go extreme either ways. but we cant ignore muslim women who choses to cover her face is her choice and should be respected. All muslim women dont cover their face in west but if few covers it should not bother others...... I request all of you to be patient and show some respect..... please
Salman Shahpury hmmmm I feel none of us know Islam completely. Because we are too busy condemning each other so I guess no time to know Islam completely. Anyways I would like any insight coming from you. Instead of insulting me you can correct me if I am wrong. I know for sure Islam doesn't teach insulting each other.
Lot Bo it simply means that everyone will be rewarded accordingly with his good intentions and acts. A person whose level of submission is greater.... and his intentions and acts are better than other person he will receive bigger rewards..... And his level in paradise will be higher. Islam openly announce that no one is better than next person in matter of race or colour..... Level of superiority will be judged solely basing on his level of submission, intentions and acts.
Lot Bo its just like an employee who works harder and follow directions of his boss will get better pay and bonuses and promotions.... This is what is comparable to bigger reward.
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3LK5SUe4Qeg.html she'd be happier if she understood the Quran doesn't tell her to cover up. She could keep cooler in summer then.
I'll admit when I first saw women wearing the niqab, I wondered how they would recognise each other in the street if they knew each other and whether they'd pass by each other without noticing. In our culture women don't cover so when we see each other walking in the street or at the shops, it's an instant recognition. But I do see after much experience in life that you indeed can recognise someone from their heart alone. And you don't need a visual cue, I had a student in English class who covered fully and any time I was in a street or she was on a tram I got on, I knew it was her, sometimes before she saw me. It was a heart connection. Same as when I went to America to visit Facebook friends that I had yet to meet, I didn't always know what they looked like, I knew their pets and their homes lol but people are private online with their faces, so I relied on the heart connection to pick them out of a crowd at a train station or airport.
I have niqabi friends. When we're not in public, with family or just in a place with women and kids we don't wear it, so I know what their faces look like. I can also recognise them with it on, because of their eyes, height, body, voice and so many other factors. I recently wore it and many people in public did recognise me, especially after they heard my voice.
I'm not Muslim but i fully respect anyone's choice to cover their face or their hair or body. That's our choice as a citizen of the USA and no one can force you to change it. If anyone who is religious wants to do it, it's not hurting anyone. It only affects the wife, the husband, and Allah. I have respect for people who have that much will to follow something fully
I deeply respect muslim women for that as well as you can see from the comments on here there are many hypocrites on here who dont believe everyone in this country can have their freedom
@@kamalandmama9826 No. This is NOT a dirty terrorist religion like you said. There are bad people in every religion. But there are so many good and kind people in religion as well. I'm atheist but even I can see that Islam is beautiful and peaceful.
she is awesome! :) one thing i love when listening to women like her is the fact that im listening to her voice and not thinking OMGosh, look at her hair, or her this or her that, my focus is purely on what she is saying, and that to me is beautiful :)
veil is for women,, cause they are most valuable and respected to us how the jewelry are most valuable,,, how we cover our wealths to secure them,, that's how we cover our sisters for their security,, i hope you will understand,, jazakallah ❤
While i respect the choices these women make in whether to wear a veil or not, the way youre going about it seems as though you view women as your possession. Theyre not jewelries or wealth like youre insinuating. Theyre human beings that has the same human characteristics as you. Just as you want them to cover up so other men wont look at them, im sure they wouldnt want other women to look at their man either. The difference is the culture favored men in the past so it seems like a norm for women to submit to such things in the present. But in actually, if you want to be fair about it, than muslim men should cover up too.
@@user-lz5gs2vn5d Ive never seen Muslim men covered up to the extent as muslim women. Only time ive seen anything close to a male dressing like that, theyre called ninjas. Peace be with you. And i know its part of your culture so with all do respect, but please dont act like there isnt an unfair discrepancy amoungs muslim men and women. Last i heard women wasn't even allowed to drive, amongst other things. The truth is the culture favors men much more. Prove me wrong.
@@humanbean1424 Thanks for being respectful♥. But have you seen an "ideal " Muslim man wearing nothing but a underwear on a beach? Have you seen an "ideal" Muslim man wearing shorts? I am not going against these but I can realize that the way you have grown up and the society u live in is different from ours. That's why u think like that. And peace be upon you too
@@murmur2746 you're the type of dude that gets an erection when they see a woman's thumb. I'm a religious Muslim and you're a disgrace to whatever you represent
No one has problem with her wearing hijab. I respect people showing and respecting their culture. The problem is when a women says, “I don’t want to wear hijab.” When the reporter asked the question, “are women being forced to wear hijab?” The lady ignored the question. If not wearing hijab is fine in Islamic countries than people are perfectly fine with that. She living in USA and saying these doesn’t say much. How about we hear from a women living in Islamic nation?
Identification for you means going out half-naked and wearing a shitton of make-up, you'll never build bridges, with men but they will objectify and sexualize you and keep constantly thinking about how you look without the other half of clothes.
Cesar, don't act like a hypocrite, lest you be one. Are you saying that you never use the phone, because you don't see their faces? Are you saying that you don't chat with people with WhatsApp, because you don't see their faces? The disease in your heart is either that you want to see Muslim women half-naked like the majority of your Christian women or because of your hatred towards Islam. Why do you want to dictate what women should or should not wear? Doesn't this go against your very own liberal views? Or if it only for when it suits you? By the way, even Mother Mary (may Allah be pleased with her) wore the hijab. And the Bible even makes it obligatory. Read the beginning of 1 Corinthians 11.
Just like one is free to show their face. What's the problem if I want to cover mine? I can do whatever I want with my body. It's freedom we are talking about right?
I despise the notion that a woman who doesnt wear a hijab/niqab is sexualized and is given merit on that factor alone. there are so many business/political women who are at the height of their skill due to hardworking and earned respect not because men find them sexually attractive. Yes there are other women who choose to use their bodies to make a living thus offer themselves as sex marketing ploys but that is not pervasive across the western society. the only reason she speaks about the liberation that wearing a niqab gives her is because she is in a western society, the majority of Muslim women in middle eastern countries who wear the garment have no choice or liberty.
vforvendetta60 that is because of the government fault. Like she said face veil is a choice. Dont judge islam based on thst country. Even I dont like how the government immpose islamic rules by forcing their citizen. Even non muslim are forced to wear it. So dumb
You’re living in your own bubble. With the rise and abundance of pornography on the internet, even the most unsexual of things have now become sexualized by dirty pig men out there running the industry. It’s a sad and depressing truth that now even religious garments YES RELIGIOUS GARMENTS of Muslim women have become fetishized and sexualized. No woman is safe from such degradation anymore. You don’t even have to choose to sexualize yourself anymore, you already have been because these bastards have not spared anyone. Before there used to be a division between who looks like a pornstar and who looks like a regular woman but now that lines have blurred. And what’s made it even worse is now these sick bastards want to fetishize modesty and religious veils too!!
I think it's fine. It's just another culture. There are so many racist people in the World who can't handle other cultures on their doorstep, but what happened to "love thy neighbour?"
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3LK5SUe4Qeg.html it's not Islamic culture though. Here the Quran is explained and proves Muslim women don't need to wear this covering.
Great sister and this will also save you from bad Western people...they Watch girl in sinfull manner.............India Supports Good Muslim women Burqa
@@HumanBeing... i have a problem with it because in my religion we treat women with respect and they don't need too wear the curtains too not get raped, also the hijab and veil is oppressive because it tells man that women don't have identities there just objects
@@n.p.c7599 okayyy, thats ur religon, stay out of ours. many women choose to cover up, to feel protected. who told you they do it to not get raped?? second, its not oppressive. Islam was the first religion that gave women rights. do your research.
@@hmmidk6023 its her choice, her body. don't judge. we don't judge ppl for wearing almost nothing on their body either. If anything, the people that are almost naked are wearing rags lmfao.
amaddudin hamidi, Only a brainwashed, and ignorant person submits to the rantings of an Arab warlord; whose near-elderly, and very rich wife, declared him to be a prophet! [Most likely to avoid shame within the community since mental illness and diseases like epilepsy were viewed as curses from Iblis (Satan) in that culture.] She had kids to raise and a business to manage. He was spending his time processing around the pagan Ka'aba and hanging out in caves while Talking to who knows what! (My word! … Talk about a "cougar" and a "toy-boy" … After her, he did not allow other women to have very many rights.)
Elhamdulillah I’m also a sister wearing the Niqab for many years living in western society in Australia there are some people that understand us some hate us I also come across good and bad if our beloved prophet pbh went through a lot more then us so in the end we as Muslims need to say Elhamdulillah
@@titaniumspecial4207 actually I am Muslim and I know my religion more than non-muslims " like you " so , I tell you that Islam doesn't forced girls to wear veils , don't be stupid talking in athing you don't know about
@@titaniumspecial4207 Do you know of any other religion that gave women so much of freedom and rights? Islam emancipated women, ensured them dignity, promoted their education. In the late 6th century, when our Prophet Muhammed(peace be upon him) taught the world "the best of you are those who are best to their women", women were treated as filth, objects of pleasure. The dark age as we know the period now, men regarded women inferior creation, they were ashamed of talking good about their women in public. They killed and buried their daughters ; and the prophet taught us whoever has three daughters and raise them properly and get them educated and marry them off to good men, they inherit paradise. Islam was far ahead of its time, it was feministic. Women were given property rights, voting rights... And now you say Islam oppress us? By looking into our clothes? If we are most comfortable in our clothing, why would you want us to abandon it? Hijab that you often times associate with women in reality is applicable to men too. Modesty in behaviour(interactions with the opposite sex) along with clothes constitute hijab.
Rex Nemovi no it’s not... she dresses herself everyday doesn’t she? She explained she doesn’t wish to be sexualized by strangers didn’t she? Yet ppl still say it’s not her choice.. Where is the logic? If she truly felt it was oppressive she wouldn’t be a Muslim and she wouldn’t be wearing it. It’s that simple.
@@moa7320 Yeah, she said that. You would say that too if saying anything else could mean having your throat slit by your Dad while held down by your Mom. And as I said, herself, she might actually dress voluntarily like it's the 7th, not the 21st, century. What I am saying is that by doing so, she helps normalize this pre-medieval practice, making it easier for the Muslim male patriarchs to keep their womenfolk "in their place".
Niqab is beautiful. Although I am not Muslim, I wear it so as to have maximum modesty. I was a hijabi for a decade and then felt the calling to increase my modesty, so I now wear niqab and gloves as well.
@Cherry Blossom Because this is how I see being modestly attired. I like and feel better dressing in abaya, hijab, and when I go out, niqab. I didn't know one had to be Muslim to dress in a manner in which one feels comfortable and modest.
@@hmmidk6023 I am subject to no man. I am free to dress as I wish, to be as modest as I wish. People like you always assume that women to cover fully have a man in the backgrounf oppressing them.
I'm not Muslim but I'm researching if I can protect myself from sickness this way in the U.S.A. I'm tired of getting sick too often. I got covid in December, cold in January, and now April I'm sick again (It might be Covid 19 cuz I was exposed to a it week ago). I heard this woman can avoid getting sick by just dressing modestly. They wear gloves too, and I am convinced that with the right measures I can be safe this way too. Even though I have never been awful to Muslim women, I never saw one dress this way in places I am at like at college. I don't know how I will be viewed and what challenges I will have. At the end, I don't care about mean comments, I care if I'm going to be treated respectfully by colleges and companies.
Hello, I don't understand why people continue to tell lies saying that the Qur'an doesn't say cover yourself because it does say for woment to cover themselves. I really don't think that they are reading the Qur'an but just quoting something they heard someone else say in ignorance. I am a Muslim woman and I am happy to wear my hijab without any shame. It is what pleases Allah and that's all I am concerned about.
Covering the face is not just an Arab custom, That is the teaching of the Quran, There are these wearers all over the world, They exemplified good Sahaba women ....💟
I’ve never told my wife to wear a niqab or told her to dress in anyway except approapriate (she tells me same). I like it when I see women dress in hijab and niqab but I never tried to impose that on her. If she dressed modestly it’s ok. We are Muslims and we have rules in everything we do. Not just women, men have rules to abide with too. The first time I saw my wife wearing a hijab and niqab it pleases me a lot because she decides it’s good for her and I don’t have to put up with this notion of forcing our women to wear hijab.
@Tintin is not dead Unfortunately, you're mistaken. It's way cleverer than most suspect, and greatly under-estimated. Take this piece of taqiyya - it's professionally done, both in terms of technical quality and psychological deception. The team behind this production are no naifs.
Express her identity? That burka hardly looks individualistic enough to be called expressive of an individual's identity. How can we even be sure she is who she says she is? The answer is we can't. We require the visibility of the face as an aspect of modern security. That's why I don't get to walk into places like banks with a ski mask on.
James Morrin, you sicken me. Saying that because she and others choose to cover their fee aces, they are automatically evil? It's people like you that make our society impossible to live in. The Bible...though it has many flaws within, says to love thy neighbour as thy self. Their are more important things in life than to worry about what someone else is wearing. I am not a religious person (Was raised Roman Catholic, but not practicing), but I do believe in treating everyone with equal respect & dignity.
Y'all remember when the bible Said to enslave any black baby that come from a female slave Or let go of the baby if the woman gets enslaved and to work on her period with her husband or kill them if the baby isn't legal
Proud of our sister, young and pious, may Allah bless her and the adorable children, and the husband, may they have a long, beloved marriage, and all go to jannatul Firdauws , amin ya Rabb :)
So if Muslims have the right to walk into Walmart with there face covered and long wide black dress where you don´t know if it´s a man or a women under there; then I can walk into walmart with a ski mask on right?I have the right as an American born and raised in America to cover my face if I want to right?
Your intention is different than ours. We conceal our faces for modesty, not to hide our identity. If asked for my ID, i can readily hand my drivers license or passport to an authority figure.
ViperVaporPT it's not anti-social because I still socialize. I'm still a productive member of society. I pay taxes and I vote. I participate in local events and enrich my community. Just because my face isn't visible doesn't mean anything. You don't have to like it nor do you have to involve yourself in islamic matters by simply minding your own business.
it's not oppressive to the woman - it's oppressing to those around her. It's a desperately pharasaical item of clothing. It's a way to show superciliousness of faith, but also to alienate those around. There's never been a right of public privacy - any person with their face covered is alienated and isolating but also an act of violence, of threat, of impunity from their actions. It's a great way to cover a black eye. but really - it's not 'a right' - don't ban it, but they can STFU
1:25 - it’s true. It actually makes people more curious and ask questions about Islam. I just past my 20’s. I remember when I was 17 and started practicing Islam ☪️ right before the winter breaks. When I arrived back to school after the winter breaks, I had a kufi on, thobe and a thick black beard waiting to grow. Everyone started questioning as to what happened cuz right before that, I was into rap battles behind the school when the bell rang. When my mom would ask me wha to wanted to do, I said paramedic and Hollywood. I was partying, had a girlfriend, etc. The only 5 things I never did was, smoke, drink, drugs (or even sell them), or take immoral shortcuts for money But the change was almost overnight, after that one girl left me. Turned out, after she left me, she left Islam ☪️ too. Subhanallah ALLAH saved me and gave me something far better. When people look at me, both Muslim and non Muslim, I don’t think they’re able to tell that I’m born and raised in Canada 🇨🇦 cuz now I look like I just arrived from the deserts of Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦. But alhamdulillah it’s like a uniform. People take me seriously. And it’s easier to spread Islam ☪️ with the thobe on, beard on my face and kufi on my head. It helps me stay in my place too. By ALLAH it helps me with righteousness. Alhamdulillah I feel like ALLAH made it much easier for me to revert/convert people into Islam ☪️ after I started adapting to the sunnah of the Prophet (saw) in terms of putter appearance. See cuz, people can’t always get to see us Muslims sitting down and drinking water, eating with the 3 fingers after washing our hands, cutting our nails every Friday. Even, if they see us walking to the masjid, they don’t actually see us praying. So what is da’wah to them?? Our actions: The way we: - walk - talk - do business - and yes that includes how we dress So if you’re dressed like the same damn #Zionists you’re against, in a 3 piece suit, don’t ask why you don’t see the help of ALLAH , descend when you try to revert/convert people and the help of ALLAH , in Palestine 🇵🇸 and in Yemen 🇾🇪 etc La ilaaha illallah is on the inside Muhammad ul Rasulullah is on the outside
Okay.... Women are taught that if they don't wear hijab God will send them into hell. Not speaking for all but a lot of them themselves told this to me . Isnt it indirectly forcing them with plain fear
YES! THIS. This should be the problem within vocal muslims - that your fellow men and women are enforcing their own ideologies unto their children and others, oftentimes incorrectly. It is the element of fear, fear of repercussions, fear of being chastised, ostracised etc, that should be spoken out against. Most people do not dislike the veil - they dislike the fact that these misinterpretations amongst veiled women is not being addressed sufficiently.
Just don't tell anything if u don't have that knowledge. I will give an example to u - If u had two chocolates one wrapped and other unwrapped and they fall on ground which one will u eat - of course- the one which was wrapped and covered and didn't get dirty. Same applies here so that evil 👀 eyes cannot see us. Why so many rape cases happen coz the clothes women wear now takes the attention of all and who knows who is good and bad. Its better to be in a safer zone. We are safe , surely more than others. And the fear u r talking about I am proud of it coz it's our Imaan ,our faith, our trust in one and only creater. I don't want to give u a lecture coz still u will not find it right but brother plz see the fact and don't be so negative about other religions
You are doing this the right way. It really does help to educate people and broaden their horizons. Those who are curious and open to learning will gain understanding. Those who are not will not, something we who veil can't help.
so knowing that women who doesn't cover are sexualized and you still choose to uncover? your confused . it's understandable if you didn't know the truth but you do .
All I can say that the TALIBAN forces women to cover and forces them out of schools, out of jobs, off the streets unless accompanied by a male, gives them no rights............oh, yeah.....covering sounds so wonderful, doesn't it? I will NOT hide my face. My face is not akin to my vagina or my buttocks.
+Dee Anderson the Taliban is that it , but yes you have some Muslim's who misinterpreted what Allah mean by advise your women folks to cover, that's a small defect no one should be forced if that believing women chooses to uncover that's between her and Allah . and the husband can divorce her without beating her or embarrassing her. but unfortunately this rarely happen. but fast majority of the believing woman CHOOSES to cover it's not forced upon her it's simply very pleasant for her to wear her garments with pride and actually wanting to be a pious chase women. so you can't speak on all because back home there is just as many women who wanna be covered as it is women who don't want to cover and be western and stray away .before you make an judgement from what you heard and see on media fo your home work.
Basically, what this woman wants is privacy. Obscuring her face gives her a sense of privacy when she is in public. The only problem here is the possibility that criminals could use this for bad ends. But she personally is not "oppressed" by this choice.
