Ramadan with Loren: Week one! 

Yeah Allahumma baarik

She's beautiful without it. I find these comments are pressurizing, trying to make her wear it.

Nah I like her better with her hair out - it's so beautiful !

Nope, she looks pretty without it.

Brave soul you are !@@KS-jb5vg

SHUKRAN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thinking about the term "haraam police"thats a real idiotic statement..it makes people afraid to you remind you of Allah Its like a form of pride in regards of your open sin. The religion is built on enjoining good and forbidding evil. And just because the one who is reminding you has faults,it doesnt free you from accepting the truth.when you hear it....if being faultless was a condition to admonishing someone .then there would be no point in Allah ordering us to enjoin good and forbid evil .because everyone has some kind of fault...whomever made up the term "haraam police" is a real fool.

Aslaem alaikum! Absolutely I think we should guide our fellow brothers and sisters but there is a way of delivering it I.e in a non judgemental and kind way. As you see there are many many comments - some not so kinda there is no need for multiple comments constantly pointing it out, she already knows - whatever she choses to do is between her and Allah. Please me mindful of the language you chose as well, I don’t think haram police is an idiotic statement as mentioned in my comment, Islam is a journey but many are so quick to judge and point out every sin, every fault, and it often turns away people from this beautiful religion. Allah sees and hears everything, I don’t think it’s necessary to constantly comment on someone’s choices. I hope this Ramadan brings you peace

​@@elodiel1145stop imposing yourself on others, women in the video is obviously not a muslim.

You can never be close to Allah, if you breaking his commands. Mu'mineen judge from what is apparent. This woman is not even a real Muslim. She's a munafiq. And she's bordering on Kufr.

Islam does not hate dogs, or pigs or any other animal. All animals are Allah's creations and they are useful. In Islam, from the tradition of the prophet (pbuh) a dog's saliva is impure. Therefore if a dog licks you or you come in contact with a dog's saliva in some way, you should wash yourself.

I agree..but its our responsibility as Muslims to correct a fellow muslim if you see him doing something thats against the teachings of islam. Its best to correct him in private but i think this is so normalised that you have to address it in general.. Loren please dont feel anything.. iam not writing this to put you down or anything.. i hope you understand that its coming from a positive side Love you loren [You are the best nation brought forth for the people of the world: you enjoin right and you forbid wrong, and you believe in Allah.] Qur'an 3/110. the Prophet (sas) said in the hadith found in Muslim:Whoever of you sees wrong being committed, let him change it with his hand (i.e. by force). If he is unable to do that, then with his tongue, and if he is unable to do that, then with his heart."

Normalize accepting reminders of our Deen, Allah says that reminders are good for Muslims. We need to stop seeing reminders as negative or people being hateful, it's literally the opposite! Because we as Muslims want to see each other succeed in this life and the hereafter and that's the only reason why people would use their energy to remind. Dogs are not allowed in the home of a Muslim and they most certainly can't be where we make salaah.

I really want to know as well! I love dogs so much, and can't imagine not being able to have one! How can you be Muslim and have dogs? Is it okay as long as they are not where you pray?

I'm interested in knowing the same, I lovee dogs!

It's not your family that's against it, it's what Allah requires us to follow. Do you want to satisfy your desires or do you want to obey and please Allah? Dogs are najis (filth) and as Muslims we know that cleanliness is next to Godliness. Muslims are clean people

I’m sorry but the dirtiest are us humans. We sin and we are never righteous in gods eyes. Animals are Gods blessings for us. Pets are not clean but we need to clean them. But spiritually they have no soul. And we do. We are the ones that need to worry about being right with God. Doing his will and pleasing him. This my understanding of trying to be godly.

@@KarenZam ok, but as Muslims we are instructed to keep ourselves physically clean so speak for yourself about being dirty because most Muslims I know are outwardly clean as instructed by our Creator and having dogs around negates that cleanliness. And God tells us who follow Islam that we are close to Him if we are clean

Like putting yourself out there on social media and filming vlogs of your life actually LETS people have their opinion... the comment sections is there for a reason and everyong that is wathing has a right to comment whats on their mind... bc she is living a social media life... plus everyone is being respectful and we are mostly muslims here and feel the need to comment and bring up if someting isnt right.. since she and her sisters like to blast about being so muslim and practicing... so we can aswell comment respectfully whatever we want...

@@JennytheHamster of course that’s the beauty of freedom of speech but if you see 30 other people commenting the same thing, what value does it add to repeat the same thing? Plus do you truly not think her Muslim family has already told her this?

BM-79 it’s Najasah.. and these are things that do not bare any discrepancies.. whether we like Loren or not is not the question

it is indeed najasah .. but its not ( not islamic ) its just better to keep a pet in a separate pet-house in the yard but raising animals is full Ajr and Hasanat and is indeed ISLAMIC … say your opinions nicely and right … also .. saying to someone that he is doing something ( not islamic ) is not islamic either 😊

same as she would do with cat. i know you think cat is better than dog but it is the same:

@@barbtheresa5693 there is a big difference in Islamic rulings between a cat and a dog…

@@aad99 i don't need lesson in islam. with your rigidity you are just reinforcing many negative stereotypes. no need for such strictness. chill out. the girl made beautiful video, and yet the only thing you coment is the dog. relax and enjoy beatiful holiday vibe she sends.... don't be so mean. islam does not teach you that

@@barbtheresa5693 quick on the defence when nothing about my question was negative? You seem to have some preconceived negative ideas that you’re projecting

@@barbtheresa5693asking a question and giving her info about owning a dog is not “mean.”

I want to know as well

Do you know that many Scholars said to stay away from what some call “yog*”? الله أَعْلَم . We are not supposed to imitate the kuffaar.

Yoga is Haraam

I want to visit Algeria

Is her husband Christian?

Kafir?

@@AmyPhilipsher husband is Muslim :)

Exactly my thoughts 🤔 she reads the comments, and for the kicker her husband added a new puppy 🐕 too. If he cares about religion he would diff. re-home the dogs. Yikes!!!

@@Totally.AnonymousDogs are family you don’t just re home them. Your religion sounds insane if you think someone has to get rid of their dogs. I mean I grew up with dogs and they were family members.

Molekheeye

Mulukhiyah (Arabic: ملوخية, romanized: mulūkhiyyah), also known as molokhiyya, melokhiyya, or ewedu, is a type of jute plant and a dish made from the leaves of Corchorus olitorius, commonly known in English as jute, jute leaves, jute mallow, nalta jute, or tossa jute.[3][4] It is used as a vegetable and is mainly eaten in Egypt, the Levant (Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Jordan), Sudan, Cyprus, Libya, Tunisia and Algeria.[5] It is called saluyot in the Philippines. Mulukhiyah is rather bitter, and when boiled, the resulting liquid is a thick, highly mucilaginous broth; it is often described as "slimy", rather like cooked okra.[6][7] Mulukhiyah is generally eaten cooked, not raw, and it is either eaten chopped and sautéed in oil, garlic and cilantro like in Syria or turned into a kind of soup or stew like in Egypt, typically bearing the same name as the vegetable in the local language. Traditionally mulukhiyah is cooked with chicken or at least chicken stock for flavor and is served with white rice, accompanied with lemon or lime. -wikipedia

So. Much. Pressure. Can't you all just STOP! It's been years and years of hassling these poor girls with every posting; it's amazing they are still psychologically sound after all this social pressure and negativism.

@@MC-fw5vtFor real. I am so happy I am Christian and not Muslim looking at how pressurizing and relentless the Muslim community is. I have never experienced this in my community like no one bothers me about what I wear what pets I have what I eat or what music I listen to. She makes the least controversial videos ever but the comment section is relentless constantly saying judgmental things and reminding her her prayers are not accepted I’d go insane I hope the Assad sisters don’t quit us Christian followers love them their style is perfect for us!!!!

@@princessraj5921 Totally. It's a control-based religion that reaches into every aspect of a person's life. And, there is hatred for Jews and Christians simmering below the surface - just look at all the anti-Israel protests going on now. Where are the protests for the Yemenites suffering famine? What about protests when 1/2 million Syrians died? It's only protest-worthy if it involves hatred of Jews. The Jewish and Christian population in the Middle East has been devastated by persecution such that their numbers have fallen by the hundreds of thousands fleeing under persecution.

😢hope you will be Muslim soon.inshallah.Do you know Jesus is a messenger of God

Yes they do! It’s hard but possible

Yes.. my hubby is a surgeon and alhamdulillah does surgeries well whilst fasting it actually improves your focus :)

Yes

@@ytc257Jesus is the son of God and our savior. I pray you accept him soon life is so happy and peaceful as a Christian. 🙏

Allah knows our heart is true, but that doesn't mean that we don't accept our shortcomings to his decree. Example: I don't practice hijab but maintain modesty. That doesn't mean that I say hijab is incorrect, it's my personal shortcoming that I'm unable to follow through on Allah swt's command

i am from Bangladesh. Did you revarted to Islam?

Unfortunately, we can't always use the excuse that Allah knows what's in our hearts to justify disobeying Him. At some point we have to try and do better where we are falling short ❤

In some places, it's AGAINST THE LAW, to keep dogs outside, especially in extreme weather conditions. Here in my state, YOU CAN GO TO JAIL for keeping pets outside in bad weather

Hey, this info isn't really accurate. Yes, dogs have bacteria but bacteria are EVERYWHERE - on your counter, in your fridge, on your garbage, on your door handles. People just don't get sick from keeping clean and healthy dogs around, and they are best kept clean when in the house.

Why the heck should Jews obey Islamic Allah. They are JEWS. It's called Freedom of Religion and although it doesn't exist in Muslim-majority countries, it's a thing in Amercia, so get used to it.@@user-vo9xc8oq5n

@@user-vo9xc8oq5nvery good examples. jazakallah khair 🤍

De beste soep🤤elhmdlh🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

@@Amazigh_MaeMae zeker weten 🤤

​@@Fatima-j9d3w Aangezien niemand ons verstaat...wij hebben sowieso het beste eten😂🇲🇦🇲🇦🤪

@@Amazigh_MaeMae 😝😝😂😂 Dat ze ons niet verstaan moet je maar afwachten,jij wist dat ik Nederlandse ben 😉😂

​@@Fatima-j9d3w Nahhh weten ze niet. Ja dat komt omdat ik je vorige reacties kan zien op dit kanaal. De laatste zei greetings from The Netherlands lol. Anders had ik je eerst uberhaupt gevraagd if youre Moroccan 😂. Maar ik weet geen ene iromi gaat harira promoten🤣🤣..ook al weten ze niet wat ze missen🤤.

God, just leave her ALONE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Who the heck cares about a cup of supposed tea? Why are you policing her ? It's NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS. You do you, she does she.

maybe it changed from winter time to summer time. 1 hour up

Day light savings time. It goes back by an hour or goes forward by an hour depending on the time of year

she might have a period , you do not need to judge

It was the day before Ramadhan

@@123kirmizi oh I’m not judging, I am literally asking if you’re allowed to drink coffee during the morning meal during Ramadan.

@@ayaan7334 yeah I know when she’s actually drinking it that it’s the day before but she’s talking about caffeine pills the next day, but if she chose to could she just drink coffee before sun up?

Yeah you definitely can. Some ppl just use Ramadan as a time to cut out coffee completely but that’s a personal thing and doesn’t have anything to do w Islam! 😊

Actually you can read the Quran without hijab, but yes you do need to make wudu.

Even the English translation?

@user-ci9jd3lh2m Out of respect, yes, please. If you're dealing with the quran and reading as if it's just a book, then you're not giving it the value it deserves. When the words of the quran were revealed to the prophet, peace be upon them. The lady's would cover their heads with their garment out of respect because it was the direct words of Allah the the people of that time. This is how I think of it. If I was invited to an event with all of the kings and president of our time, would I attend the event with my pajamas? Of course not. I would do my best to be clean with the best clothing I can possibly find. So when we're getting ready to pray and stand in front of Allah or to read his words, I believe we should give it a higher level of respect. May Allah bless us all for our good intentions and grant us all the highest levels of knowledge.

Hello. Yes you don't have to cover while reading quran. It's not my opinion it is what scholars say. You can read quran without covering but u can't read while u are on your period.

She was reading the english translation of the Qur’an so it's fine if she was not covered, but she should atleast have wudu

@@guesswho8910 i am really suprised i really never knew something like this. İ live in muslim country and here women will only hold and read quran if they are coverd and with wuudu. man also should have wuudu while reading quran. Thank you for kindly answering me, i appriciate you🌸 ramadan mubarak

@@Ziah786 oh okay thank you for kindly answering me. İ always thought that women should cover her hair while reading quran. This is my first time in my whole life seeing something like this🌷 Ramadan kereem

It is not obligatory for a woman to put on hijab in order to read the Quran, because there is no evidence to indicate that this is obligatory. Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymin said that reciting the Quran does not require covering the head. Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymin said in his comments on sujud al-tilawah (prostration required when reading certain verses of the Quran): “Sujud al-tilawah is to be done when reading the Quran. It may be done in any state, even with the head uncovered , etc., because this prostration is not subject to the rulings on prayer.” (Fatawa al-Jami’ah li’l-mar-ah al-Muslimah, 1/249)

Stop promoting this nonsense against dogs. Dogs are wonderful pets it is animal abuse to leave them outside they need to be part of the family!

@@princessraj5921 to each their own. Loren is a practicing muslim so we are trying to guide her. No one said to mistreat dogs.

@@princessraj5921dude its not nonsense its a ruling in our religion!!!! I love dogs and would give my life for a doggo, like them more than cats, but outside the house! In islam dogs ARE NOT ALLOWED in the house!!! HARAM! Khalas

@@JennytheHamsteryour whole religion is nonsense to me…..Your religion is not the center of everyone’s universe I really don’t care what it says there are thousands of senseless rules. I just want people to stop using it to promote treating pet dogs poorly.

@@mariyamabbasi3940leaving them outside is mistreating them!