HIJABI TALKS EP. 2 | Being Black & Muslim, Hijab Confidence & Self Love

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[@AyshaHarun]

HEY FAM!! We are SO glad y'all loved our first Hijabi Talks and were excited to bring you episode 2! Sorry it took so long to come out, but we loved this topic and hope you guys do too! What would you like the next episode to be on?! xx

[@selmahassanein]

Long video but I loved every second of it! I love this series!!

[@cbwchannel]

This video was so real,loved it!Also,please do a grwm very soon!! I will love to prepare myself for my birthday this saturday and watch a grwm from you :)

[@AyshaHarun]

+Celsa B.W one will be up this Wednesday!

[@cbwchannel]

Thank you, I truly appreciate it xx

[@hizboo7670]

Aysha Abdul I don't know why you are all wearing pants, this is coming from your fellow convert ethiopian. There is a way to look nice without wearing a pant, a tight pant for instance. I shop probably at the same stores you guys shop at--you can look fashionable and modest at the same time. Dresses, skirts are feminine, and pretty, nobody dress up anymore--people think putting some tights(yoga pant lol) and some random top on, they think they are dressed up!!!!! You know street fasion, high fashion, like in new york or paris or italy, they don't follow the trend, they wear what looks good on them regardless of the latest stinking yoga pants trend!!!! And as a muslim you shouldn't be overly fashionable with overly bright oufit either, that when you cross the street everyone is staring at you. Hijab is to keep eyes off you, not to attract attention. Anyways try it, you and your cousins. Like for instance right now, there is a long beige trench style(very light fabric) they are selling in forever 21, you can wear that with a loose black top and a black skirt. The beige looks so chic against the all black outfit. I can give you so many ideas to look sophisticated and chic, that others will want to copy your style and the main thing is, that you are covered in a way that pleases Allah!!

[@barbie_shuks4475]

I'm the darkest among 6 siblings. While growing up everyone around me including my mum joking called me ugliest..and I was never proud of it. I grew up to be the prettiest amongst them all and the smartest n I'm more confident than I was before.

[@muhsinashardow998]

lol get it girl!

[@pamelakmuhammad2274]

As Salaam Alaikum Beloved Sister. You are beautiful 😍

[@lynlifestyle2372]

Sara didn't get the headscarf colour memo 😂😂😂

[@sousounad]

ItsAshxo ugh I knoowww lmao I was the odd man out 😔

[@lynlifestyle2372]

hahahahaha

[@lynlifestyle2372]

DUAAAAA, loooooool! It's a small world on the internet 😂

[@whitneylisette5043]

ItsAshxo 😂😂😂😊

[@hotkesha1]

LynLifestyle omg I was thinking the same thing

[@sams517]

The girl sitting next to Aysha literally looks like Liza Koshy with a hijab lol

[@xmariax3186]

Sam S YESSSSS

[@mamamia_144]

I was looking for this comment.

[@kieshasultan1810]

IM DYINGGGGG

[@iqbalahmed1674]

Ikr

[@noot4111]

It’s literally crazy Liza needs to see this lol!

[@lolasimpson377]

THIS IS IMPORTANT. Being Black, Muslim and Hijabi is one of the hardest things hands-down. Definitely not a third world problem. Having said that, ignorant minds need to look past race, religion and appearance.

[@thelovefrommai7067]

Finally, people are finally discussing being black and Muslim. There are so many of us but the topic never comes up. As a hijabi from Guinea 🇬🇳, I find the topic is not avoided. I really appreciate it.

[@thelovefrommai7067]

And the light skin verses light skin topic. I love my melanin skin is a mixture of my mom's light skin and my father's beautiful dark skin.

[@thelovefrommai7067]

I am fifteen and I can't even count the amount of times people have told me if only your as light as your mother, you would be more beautiful.

[@thelovefrommai7067]

I am from Labe😍😌😌

[@sarahkargbo]

fellow Salone sista here , my dad's family are also originally from Futa Jallon :)

[@aisata9773]

Yasss guinea gang

[@cheywade12]

I decided to start wearing the Hijab last month and converted to Islam last November and this video helped me so much just watching it and seeing such strong beautiful hijabi women mashallah

[@misaayazawa8222]

Queen-Cheyenne Wade may allah bless you sister😊

[@blacksheep7167]

god bless you sister!

[@leenahkamal8483]

Congratulations!!! Happy for u and god bless

[@fatimasulemana5943]

Queen-Cheyenne Wade may allah grant you immense blessings

[@abialychelegw9543]

I converted this November on Friday and start wearing th hijab except for work related stuff because my mom asked me not to wear it for professional reasons and I agreed.

[@Lanathearcher]

You'd be surprised to know, In the USA , I live in Michigan, being the first black hijabi in my high school is the best thing that ever happened to me. The muslim community overly accepted me and loved me for I am alhamdulillah

[@ogelle5708]

Alanna Monet 😦

[@Pretti_sundara_]

You stopped wearing ur hijab ?

[@sianaskm]

*As a fellow Hijabi i absolutely love these videos Aysha. These conversations need to be had. We black muslim women also need to have a voice*

[@dhaahirahbudgets1446]

I love being black and Muslim

[@deckaabdi6642]

I had this one person be so shocked I was Muslim that they started to throw Islamic questions at me to test me as if I was lying. I was so mad and shocked I couldn't believe it! I know I may not look like a typical Muslim but if someone tells you they are Muslim. THATS IT.

[@Black-Panther94]

What's your opinion about Arab imperialism and Islamic conquest that has been ongoing for over a 1000 years?

[@thalblankson4002]

ODISFUNKCHANELL Same with me all the Muslim when I was in high school did that too me. I refused to answer the questions and know they call me kafir. I am in college now and the Muslims accept me.

[@l.b.101]

I’m Arab and I can tell you: Yes, our community, especially older people are racist. My mom always insists on calling black people “Abeed” and I always shut her out by saying “we are all the abeed of Allah” (Abeed in arabic also means worshiper). But I can also say it’s not the case with the younger generation. Not to say there aren’t racist people from my generation, but the majority are not... All the love for you girls!!!! 💖

[@marianahmed8175]

THE TITLE "BEING BLACK AND MUSLIM" I SUGGESTED IT IN THE LAST VIDEO AYYYYYE BOUTTA WATCH RN

[@AyshaHarun]

Thanks for the suggestion love!

[@fefeflowers2639]

As an African American Muslim I feel like people really get confused about how/why I'm Muslim. They often ask me where I'm from and when I say here (America) they still don't understand. So I usually just say West Africa because coming from ancestors of slaves that's all I really know about my lineage before coming to America. My dad recently did a DNA test so i know a little bit more know about my heritage. When I tell people West Africa they usually just stop pressing for answers while sometimes they don't and I say Senegal or Mauritania. My parents reverted to Islam as teenagers so my siblings and I were surrounded by Islam all our childhood. We went to private Islamic schools and we're from a predominantly Arab community Lebanese/Iraqi so we dealt with our share of discrimination among other Muslims and non Muslims. We also have long/curly hair so many people just assumed we're mixed and as a child before I wore a hijab I would often have to explain my ethnicity/race to people. People would just assume we were Indian or Puerto Rican and that always annoyed me because it's like they were saying my (hair) looks to "pretty" to just be Black (Moor). Now I'm 20 and it's nice to see that more people are acknowledging what many of us Black Muslims go through.

[@Hawiio]

The thing about Ethiopians not being black, is something arab people go around and say. They say the same about Somali´s too, cause most of them are light skin. I can´t even begin to describe how proud I am of being black, a muslim and African, Alhamdulilah. Sumaya Smiles, talked about this issue actually. Thanks for the video, love listening to your views!

[@allamericanrevert7755]

Haawa Osman loved your comment! So beautiful.

[@noislamonazisdotcom9888]

why on earth would a black person be a Muslim? Islamic doctrine is littered with hate towards blacks. Here is what Prophet Muhammad thought of black's. The apostle [Muhammad] said, “Whoever wants to see Satan let him take a look at Nabtal b. al-Harith!” He was a sturdy black man with long flowing hair, inflamed eyes, and dark ruddy cheeks.” - The Life of Muhammad, pg. 243. Question: If Muhammad thought blacks are satan. How does a black enter heaven?

[@nadineal-riyami6883]

I'm from Oman, and believe me my complexion isn't everyone's favourite ( a few shades darker than you)! I like how you guys touched on the marriage bit of people advising their son's or daughters to marry someone light skinned, its so true ! Big ups to you ladies for addressing a topic that most people shy away from :)

[@lolabint3411]

Nadine Al- Riyami ooooh I know! when you're dark I notice, Omani's think you're Sudani? and they treat you badly :/

[@filmgeek1711]

The same thing happens within Afro-American culture in regards to getting dark in the summer. "Stay out of the sun before you get too dark" is the saying here

[@FeistyPisces31984]

Nabat is spitting gems! When she said make up is just the icing on the cake and icing can't hold its own I was like YAAAAAASSSS QUEEN, YAAAAASSSSS! I love you ladies, keep doing you! 😉😊💕💞 p.s.- Nabat is now my adopted cousin in my head 😊😂

[@MsSofiyaa]

Hahaha well hey there cousin 👋🏾😂

[@FeistyPisces31984]

Heeeey cousin! 😁😂

[@kayhartman786]

I am not Muslim but when I tell you I identified with so much of the things you guys spoke of. I absolutely loved this video and you all are so beautiful. Thanks for sharing your life!!!

[@olawunmivera-cruz4879]

I HATE when people ask why im not smiling,why do I look mad, smile a little.I ain't about to walk around 24/7 with all my teeth out smiling like some crazy person. When something is funny I'll laugh/smile. Till then deal with my resting bitch face. *drops mic*

[@hanaban29]

Olawunmi Vera-cruz yaaaas girl

[@ahlamsadik8485]

You guys are all so beautiful 😍 MashaAllah

[@hanaban29]

HI AHLAM

[@ahlamsadik8485]

Hey Hanan

[@MsSofiyaa]

Ahlam Sadik ❤️❤️❤️

[@Laureena7]

Beautiful video! I am not personally Muslim but I really have an appreciation for the religion and you all's culture! Good to be spreading positivity to young black girls around the world! What you girls are doing is really amazing!

[@starryxblue]

Yay! So glad y'all did another one

[@TheGDRAGONLOVE]

Yesssssss! Love, love, loooove this series ❤️

[@rosepearl7622]

this was lovely I needed this. Am a black muslim girl and soo tired from all the racism around. am still learning how to love myself and not care what outsiders think and how they treat me. in my community black muslim girls are the last to get married because they are black,the darker you are the harder. and also it's hard to make friends as everyone is more in groups. like you can tell what's going on ,the moment you enter a masjid.As there are groups according to skin colour. and most darker girls started using creams to get lighter. I feel this is a disease affecting our community so bad.And videos like this are a step in the right direction. because we learn from the quran that skin colour don't matter we are one but the actions around are totally different.

[@manalhamad3617]

i dead feel like you guys are my older sisters with all of this advice im already counting down the days till the next hijabi talks i loveee this series

[@sousounad]

Manal Hamad hayy boo 🙋🏾

[@MsSofiyaa]

Manal Hamad heyyyy

[@hanaban29]

yayyy glad you liked it girl

[@essencebrown9470]

"Skin color should not be a trend." Agreed, I'll add though, "Freckles should not be a trend."

[@pizdanpula223]

it's bad though when you mix god /religion with skin colour it's a dangerous mix

[@mihad163]

Ayyyyy part 2!

[@louisax5404]

I agree with the whole racism thing. When I accepted Islam one of the biggest things that stood out to me in Islam was that everyone was equal (except in level of deen) and I had never felt that before in my life. I was so used to growing up going to church in a church that only catered to a people of one nationality and it was so weird to go to another church even if English was spoken so to have gone to a masjid/mosque where there was literally every type of person there it was such an amazing feeling. For the first time I felt we were all truly one as humans BUT when I started getting to know Muslims I started to see a sad and ugly attitude and this mainly stems from culture where people would only marry within their own people and I was like but your Muslim, it doesn't matter where they come from we should be looking at do they know Allah? Do they pray? Are they on deen? But people these days are concerned first about the nationality which I HATE because it goes against what our beloved prophet (saw) said about no Arab is Better than a black or white man and vice versa except in Deen. It's so frustrating!!! If we stick to Islam and not haram traditions and cultures the world would be a much better place. Allah has given us a manual to have a peaceful and loving life amongst other people of the world but yet we choose to live it the way that is popular amongst people and even if it doesn't bring peace people still do it💔😒it's soooo sad!!

[@emanharun1739]

Louisa F so beautifully said 👌🏽 couldn't agree with you more.! It's so sad that some people stick to their cultural practices vs. treating people the way they should be as taught in Islam.

[@OizaQueensday]

this was so interesting and y'all are literally queens😭😭💕

[@hidayajamal4568]

Aysha! That ''going to the gym'' comment in regards to thinking twice about it because of the hijab is literally what I'm struggling with. This video honestly made me realize how much I limit myself because of my hijab. Thanks for this video girl

[@niyabasha8984]

Aysha you the realest!

[@calltfushia7298]

Good to hear you talk about this topic from your perspective.

[@nakitatillis2715]

It's called self hate. The black community needs some serious healing.

[@pizdanpula223]

i;m caucasian and i agree

[@Danielle_4.]

Yay! Great video!!

[@Catpuchinu]

this series is everything! btw u ladies are stunning! much love xx

[@ayaan9985]

we need more of this conversations Aysha! please, patiently waiting for the next video :)

[@Doctor.Mama.H]

So glad to see so many hijabi KZbinrs!

[@Timaj1234]

Another success at putting out Hijabi talks girls! Would definitely love to continue watching your guys's future series of it inshallah❤. Perhaps since Ramadan is coming around the corner, you guys could have a hijabi talks discussion on that?

[@lifewithautoimmunes6000]

I'm really enjoying this conversation!!

[@once_army_carat9817]

Love these talks it leaves me more informed about my religion and it's nice to get the insight and advice

[@inaamomer1122]

I honestly love this series and I’m so glad that you choose to start it can’t wait for more and as a black hijabI I could really relate to this and I’m also from Ethiopia ❤️ 🇪🇹

[@nadirahrhodes7205]

I loved the topic for this video I've dealt with a lot of the things you guys are talking about being an american black Muslim women. I hope you continue these videos.

[@filmgeek1711]

This is so dope, love it!

[@diadosarr6804]

I've been waiting for this yaaay🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉

[@mspriyaheart4297]

Really enjoyed this discussion sis! You’re doing great work and opening up break through conversations

[@Eva_R966]

yeees I was looking forward to a part 2 😆😍

[@Burgrbish]

i love the different ways yall rap yalls hijabs

[@nasrasaid834]

Loved the topics and great discussions as always.💕💕😻

[@faridaomar903]

Never got a chance to watch the first one and let me tell you I'm about to play it! But the discussion topics were something that most youtuber wouldn't discuss and it's a breath of fresh air to see you break those standards and state your opinions regardless of whether you recieve positive or negative feedback!

[@sousounad]

So glad you liked it! I think these videos are a great way to get that discussion going about topics that are taboo amongst young and older people!

[@valf156115]

Every single one of your cousins is gorgeous mashallah, each of you has such a unique beauty and personality !

[@Frates1]

I loved watching this post. Although I'm not black or Muslim(yet). I can't stand racism in any of its forms and everyone should be proud of what skin they have! I wish all of you the very best keep up the good discussions.

[@monicaburroughs7310]

Excellent ladies really enjoyed this. Looking forward to the next.

[@HI-cz5th]

Loving the consistency !

[@pamelakmuhammad2274]

I love Black people regardless of shades we rock!!!! And I was taught to treat all people regardless of race/ religion with dignity. We have be so damaged. But I here to change the world. Smiles ❤️ Alhamdulilah 💝

[@taylorjanneh955]

You guys all look so cute. So inspirational!

[@shaimaberraho790]

Loved this♥️✨

[@nneekaestelle4732]

My dad always told me that if you have questions about your race, ask a white person.

[@marz359]

lol why

[@LeLe-ev2vk]

Niki Estelle that's interesting I'm very curious as to why he told you that? it might sound different to others but I'm sure he had a good reason reminds me of something I would say

[@pizdanpula223]

arabs are not white though

[@leeebaps793]

We're Muslim first and everything else second. Good discussion btw :)

[@user-or4jp4ot5t]

Ethiopian here, I love your channel and you are right about the parents influence on whether your Ethiopian or black. I used to argue with my Somali friends on what we are. Some of them feel like they are Black and others just say that they are African or their ethincity

[@souhadnourah7442]

Yall are so beauriful and inspiring MashaAllah. Saara im in love with your scarf's color ! 😍😍❤❤

[@sousounad]

Thanks boo

[@UkhtiIfra]

I really want a part 3!

[@pamelakmuhammad2274]

As Salaam Alaikum Beloved Sisters it's a great topic. I am Black,Muslim, (Nation of Islam) Disabled/ Wheelchair. And there's very few in muslims my city. And I am often the only one rolling Arab in a head piece ,but we are original people/ Mother of Earth and Black doesn't the location or nationality! Thank you for this very important topic, some blacks have been so damaged by White supremecy it's disheartened. However we must treat each other fairly and enlighten the world. You're all beautiful. Alhamdulilah 💝 💝

[@cynthiachristine9125]

you guys ..you're goals!!! 😙😙❤❤❤

[@Iman-ex4cd]

I love your videos! I can relate to you in so many ways and I'm sure other young Muslim girls/women can relate to you. Keep up the good work!😘😘😘😘😘

[@animaybanana101]

Soooonn, As A Black American Muslim who covers her hair, I can relate soooo much to this video. I struggled to accept my skin color as a child but now I'm loving it! Also, people thought I was Brown when I started wearinf Hijab and I'm like "no, I'm a black muslim" lol

[@kiahchism]

The consistency of how beat y'alls faces are deserves an award in itself

[@sanarash8790]

I love this series! It is so interesting to watch :)

[@Lanthekpopfan]

You guys are amazing. Much love.

[@mabrukarashiid149]

This is the most uplifting video I've ever watch. Knowing that there are people that have been through the same shit that I've been through its amazing hearing your guys experience. My sisters and I are the only muslims at our school, so im always getting questions about religion. Ive been wearing my hijab since I was 6 so like Nibat the hijab is apart of me. And with it I feel beautiful. With This channel I feel connected and you guys are truly my KZbin family!!!!!!!!

[@hanaban29]

This was so sweet

[@emanharun1739]

Sahra Ahmed Aw you're so sweet! remember your intentions and what you're doing it for and in sha Allah it will be easier on you since I know it may be hard for you and your sister but May Allah grant you guys patience and strength ❤❤

[@mabrukarashiid149]

Thanks!!!!

[@ShukriAElmi]

Omg Thanks girls for doing this. i think that it will help a lot of young girls. Btw you all are looking sooo beautiful MashaAllah 😍 😍I wish that someone did this when i went to high school!

[@ryuruker2]

This is incredibly empowering. For women. For black people. For Muslims.

[@LAsmith9212]

This is such a great topic as a young black woman who is considering wearing the hijab after I convert to Islam! It makes me so happy to see other women who look like me that are confident in the skin they're in.

[@geraldjohnson7937]

Enjoyed this discussion. I'm Black, Christian and was born and raised in the U.S.A. You young ladies are very intelligent people. Keep up the good work!

[@rgadwagialla3198]

loveddd this plz make this a weekly video

[@sianimarshall4681]

I loved this !! I've Ben struggling with covering up although I really want to and this was so inspiring ❤ 🙌

[@rosheedahakanbi758]

FinallY! Consistency on point 👌

[@faisas4664]

Hey Ladies! I loved this discussion a lot. I can agree with many things that were brought up. Firstly, let me just say Sara didn't get the memo of wearing a nude hijab colour for the day lmao. Secondly, I enjoyed the topics of Hijab. For example, when Sara mentioned that you can make your own style of hijab for the best of your comfort. I use to look at other hijabis on how they wore their hijab and question them because it wasn't the same way as mine or in general wasn't what I think hijab is. In all honesty, it is how they feel and how they want to wear it. Also, we are all humans and Allah is only allowed to judge people. These kinds of conversations are literally what I live for because it also raises awareness to people from different cultures as well as within our culture. As first generation, it is so difficult to break stereotypes and cultural norms because we're in Canada. I don't want to make this comment too long but I loved this discussion and I can't wait for the next one. BTW ALL YALL HAVE FACE BEAT AND READY FOR CAMERA! MASHALLAH ✨✨✨✨✨✨

[@AyshaHarun]

+Faisa S so glad you enjoyed it love! ❤️❤️

[@naomiazeez3399]

MashaAllah!!!! May Allah bless and protect you all! I’m an “old lady “🤣🧕🏽 compared to you guys and came across this episode. I watched it and am very proud that you young Muslim women are using your platform to educate. I have many young nieces and girl children who I feel will benefit from these videos. InshaAllah I intend on sharing it with them. And I wanted to thank you for opening the discussion. We know that our “Black is Beautiful “ and so is our Hijab 🧕🏽 MashaAllah 😘😘😍💪🏽🧕🏽💪🏽🧕🏽

[@Princesswannabe147]

Ma Sha Allah you ladies are so beautiful, and I love every topic that was discussed. Please keep it up truly inspirational ☺❤

[@umelkayeryusuf496]

I CANNOT BELIEVE I finished it all the wayyy I wasn't planning that! That's how much I loveeed it

[@pamelakmuhammad2274]

Thank you Sis. Aysha you are and down to earth and speak truth. I love it. Blessings 🙏❣️ Alhamdulilah 💝

[@kadiatousow9406]

I love your videos this was well needed for me I’m also away at university and feel so much pressure to do things I don’t wanna do please continue these videos we need them

[@aminahalim7302]

🌸Masha'allah love this 🌸 🌸group of people🌸 Thank you for this talk🌸 It's highly appreciated🌸

[@zoobagomez984]

I love the skin tone of the girl on the far right omg 😍

[@strivingmuslimah516]

Yayy. Thank you!

[@soxnaaw2577]

Machallah! very interesting topic. I really enjoyed listening to your opinions, and I have learned a lot from it. This is making me appreciate wearing the hijab and be confident in it! May allah bless this show to get bigger!

[@olawunmivera-cruz4879]

As they say I'm not beating this face for someone who doesn't know the difference between Ruby Woo and Russian red.

[@raghadmoha3866]

I love Nabat 😍❤️this girl speaks diamonds I don't if that makes sense in English 😂 but she's a really a beautiful young girl with a beautiful mind. Love you all girls ❤️

[@MsSofiyaa]

Raghad Moha Aww thank you! That's so sweet ❤️

[@ogelle5708]

Sukar Nabat i agree with him

[@adnaduran]

Amazing advice from you girls. You're all beautiful, smart and woke! Keep it up..makes me so proud to see East Africans killing it ❤️

[@fatimhaidara2409]

i loved your debate. .you guys are soo beautiful. .

[@esyaa6581]

You guys are the cutest ♥️

[@madisonflair5010]

So inspiration and heartwarming love the hijabi talks😍😍😍😍😍😍🤗🤗😍

[@aylaa4774]

Love what Your doing, keep em coming💕 you girls are gorg

[@fleabag6477]

soon as i saw the topic I SUBBED SO QUICK

[@AlishaDixonTV]

Much needed!!!!!!

[@Thishandleistakentryanotherone]

This was in my recommended videos and I thought interesting topic I'll give it a go and thought to myself I'm not gonna sit here 48 minutes watching this I'll cut it off after 10 minutes and here I'm i ended up watching the whole video and I agree with every thing you said and going to watch the first Episode you all are very intelligent and gorgeous new subscriber here :)

[@sousounad]

Haha glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@dhaahirahbudgets1446]

yes that is so true I'm from the states and alot of us wear niqab so people will say you'll look better with out that thing on ,so I have to remember who I am and why I wear hijab.

[@ruwaydamohammed6055]

love these ❤❤❤❤

[@amiekamara126]

thanks Guys for this topic. am a new subscriber . This is educative and informative to know.