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Tutorial

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👗 Sisters watching this, please ignore and discard this "modest" tutorial and instead, learn how to cover yourself correctly by referring to the Quran and Hadith. Say no to trendy hijab styles and don't get influenced by the media. Here’s how you can achieve proper modesty: 1. **Learn About Haya (Modesty):** Understand that modesty encompasses both attitude and clothing. Shyness is key here-shyness in clothing and shyness in behavior. 2. **Beware of Shaytan’s Tricks:** Shaytan won't physically uncover your beauty, but he will influence you to beautify your cover. Stay away from attempting to look cute with makeup, long painted nails, high heels, tight and short scarves that don’t cover your chest loosely, tight sleeves, belts that show your waist, flashy colors, pants, and jewelry. 3. **Understand True Modesty:** Consider the reward of being truly modest. Why go through the effort of covering your head but wear tight clothing? The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, “There are two types of the people of Hell that I have not seen: people with whips like the tails of oxen with which they beat the people, and women who are clothed yet naked, swaying, and making others incline to them; their heads are like the humps of camels, leaning to one side. They will not enter Paradise nor smell its fragrance, even though its fragrance can be detected from such-and-such a distance” (Sahih Muslim, Book 37, Hadith 2128). This refers to women who wear tight clothes that outline their bodies or transparent garments that do not properly cover their skin, thus being "clothed yet naked". The Quran mentions *khumur* (24:31), which is a long head covering akin to a veil, and *jalabibihina* (33:59), which means a single loose piece of clothing similar to what we call a jilbab today. 4. **Reflect on Quranic Guidance:** The Quran advises not to expose your adornment (24:31). The Arabic word *zeenatahunna* is often translated as "adornment" but includes both natural beauty (like hair or body shape) and that which a woman uses to beautify herself (PERFUME, clothing, jewelry, etc.). It is also important to remember the prohibition of wearing perfume when encountering non-mahram men. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, “Any woman who applies perfume then passes by people so that they can smell her fragrance, then she is an adulteress” (Sunan an-Nasa’i, Book 48, Hadith 31). This emphasizes the importance of not attracting attention through scent, which is part of maintaining modesty. If you have any doubts, read the Tafsir or refer to the Quran published by Saheeh International, which includes helpful footnotes. 5. **Body Movements and Voice Pitch:** Be aware of your conduct, your demeanour, how your body moves in public and the pitch of your voice when speaking. The way you carry yourself and the tone you use should reflect modesty and respect. The Quran warned against beautifying the voice to sound sweeter as it can be a form of unnecessary attention. The Quran advises in Surah Al-Ahzab (33:32): “O wives of the Prophet, you are not like anyone among women. If you fear Allah, then do not be soft in speech [to non-mahram men], lest he in whose heart is disease should covet, but speak with appropriate speech.” This verse advises women not to speak in a soft or alluring manner to avoid attracting the wrong kind of attention. This principle is often extended to the general behavior and demeanor of Muslim women. 6. **Avoid Innovations in Religion:** Introducing innovations (bid'ah) into Islam is dangerous as it can lead believers away from the true teachings of the Quran and Sunnah. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) warned against such practices, emphasizing that every innovation is a misguidance, and every misguidance leads to the Hellfire. Sticking to the authentic teachings ensures that we maintain the purity and integrity of our faith. 7. **Adapting Kafirun Clothes:** It is not appropriate to adapt the clothes of the kafirun to fit Islamic standards. Muslims have their own distinct garments, and the teachings of Islam reinforce that we should not try to look like the kafirun. Embracing our own clothing traditions helps maintain our unique identity and adherence to Islamic principles. 8. **Who Are You Beautifying Yourself For?:** Think about it-who are you beautifying yourself for? This is not for Allah, rather for Abdullah. If you do this, what’s the difference between your way of dressing and the way of the kafirun? Female garments in Islam have two purposes: to show that you are a Muslim and to maintain modesty in both behavior and appearance. Let true modest clothing empower you and bring you closer to Allah and the true essence of Islam. By the way, The term **hijab** (33:53) in its original Quranic context refers a physical barrier or curtain, only for the wives of the Prophet Muhammad. However, nowadays, the word **hijab** is commonly used to describe the headscarf worn by Muslim women. Misplacing terms and giving them new meaning in Islam is bida (innovation) therefore, very wrong.