Can LGBTQ+ see my face? | ANSWERING YOUR QUESTIONS ON NIQAB

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[@MehdinaTV]

Hey guys, I hope you enjoy this video. If you have any more questions on the face veil or if you want to know a reaction to anything. Please let us know in the comments down below. Don't forget to give us a big THUMBS UP! Thanks

[@shahidyoosuf8231]

1- Friends affect each another either negatively or positively. It is said: "Characteristics steal a person (i.e. he is easily influenced by them and ultimately ends up adopting these characteristics)." It is for this reason that the Prophet  said: "A man is upon the religion of his friend, so let one of you choose whom he befriends." [Ahmad, Abu Daawood and At-Tirmithi] 2- A bad friend will disassociate himself from his friend on the Day of Resurrection; Allah Says (what means): {Close friends, that Day, will be enemies to each other, except for the righteous.} [Quran 43:67] 3- On the Day of Judgment, a person will be with those whom he loves. The Prophet  said: "A person will be with whom he loves." [Al-Bukhaari and Muslim] Hence, would a Muslim be pleased to be resurrected on the Day of Judgment with those who were homosexuals in this world? Can u explain this?

[@tieiatalks]

Why does God want you to cover your face?

[@jenniferbishopmiracle8377]

Why do you wear hand covering? 💗💗💗

[@Kaleidoscopicmagenta8855]

Are Transgender women able to see your face?

[@cjcoia]

I'm not Muslim but I remember my grandmother covering her hair to go in to church (Catholic) it was expected to be respectful. Blessing us to always stay strong in your faith and thank you for the KZbin clips. It's eye opening.

[@MehdinaTV]

Thats really cool. My husband's Portuguese grandmother also covered her head. It fascinates me how it is done out of respect in other religions as well ❤️

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@MehdinaTV That really was a thing when I was in the Latin Mass movement. Ladies were expected to wear some kind of head-covering out of respect for Jesus and his Mother. I'm glad to see that there is a small, but steady increase in women choosing to veil in the Novus Ordo Church as well (Churches that do the newer Vatican II Mass).

[@mazharulislam4220]

@@MehdinaTV I have a question.

[@harrietharlow9929]

Also when I was little, my parents attended Episcopal and Lutheran Churches, and at both, all the ladies wore hats or scarves/mantillas. I remember my mum dressing me in a nice dress, goves and hat. No self respecting lady would go to church in anything but the best clothes they had and headcovering. It was a matter of respecting God.

[@saraivargas9199]

Yes! I cover my hair and I am Christian. It is respectful and modest

[@lorabavcevic5421]

I am an atheist, but I find Islam truly fascinating and it's probably my favorite religion. I live in Croatia and about a year ago I started covering my hair and dressing more modestly because it makes me feel more comfortable and kind of safe. It also gives me more confidence, but people here are not really accepting towards anything or anyone that's different so sometimes it's really hard to face all of the hate I get from people. I really love your channel and your videos and I look forward to learning more about your beautiful religion.

[@rileyfurey2362]

I’m an atheist but I find religion fascinating, and I was wondering how a non-binary person would follow the modesty guidelines. You made a comment about how the sexes are supposed to be distinct but would they be allowed to switch between the two different guidelines or would they have to pick one or the other?

[@emmadye115]

I imagine they could choose whichever they wanted, and could switch when they wanted. They could probably choose to dress however they wanted as long as it was modest ❤️

[@theyoutubeanalyst3731]

@@emmadye115 I don't think a person could be truly nonbinary following Muslim guidelines, probably they would need to follow the directions for their gender assigned at birth.

[@AshriyaJaveed]

Everything is based on sex assigned at birth.

[@rileyfurey2362]

@@AshriyaJaveed and what about intersex people?

[@AshriyaJaveed]

@@rileyfurey2362 I’m not sure about that case, I’ll do some research and find out 😉

[@jiubsaintson2344]

You can tell Mubina is gorgeous under the veil.

[@atheavocado827]

she is beautiful with the veil too :)

[@HabrenOdinsdottir]

Living in America as a Niqabi would be SOOOO hard. It's difficult in the US to be a hijabi Sister. People look at me so crazy. I am HEAVILY tattooed (may Allah forgive me) and I get more looks in the hijab with all of my tattoos covered than if I ran around in a bikini with all tats showing. I want to add that wearing modest clothing and wearing my hijab makes me feel free. I feel closer to Allah and more like myself. I feel so beautiful when I am covered. As well, I know that when Allah sees me this way he is more pleased with me.

[@malkalevanna1071]

I’m an orthodox Jewish female, so I dress modestly and I agree with your thought on only showing your body to someone that you know you can trust. I worn cover my hair until I am married, but I would likely only show my hair to females that I know would respect me and not try to take a picture of me. As someone that faces anti-semetism, I’m sorry that you face islamaphobja online. Love watching your videos. Sending much love from your Jewish sister 💕

[@malkalevanna1071]

I’d love to talk with you about Judaism - just saw that part into he video. I know a bit about that group. But I can primarily only speak on orthodox (which is pretty observant)

[@MehdinaTV]

This was beautiful to read! It's nice that we can relate on that topic. Covering my hair is like an act of worship for me and I absolutely love it ❤️ I would love to know more about Judaism. We can chat about it on our instagram. I love how we have so many similarities and it would be a delight just to learn more ❤️❤️

[@malkalevanna1071]

MehdinaTV I would love to Chat more!! What is your insta? Mine is Malka.jpeg

[@primaxin3132]

Remember that one of the wife of our prophet muhammad was a Jew, Safiyya bint Huyayy From banu nadir the descendant of Aaron. She used to hear when her father & uncle were talking about the prophet muhammad. She converted to islam.

[@malkalevanna1071]

@@primaxin3132 I respect people’s choice to follow Islam, and I expect the same respect in return.

[@JessOmarVlogz]

You guys are amazing MashAllah! It’s obvious it was all self willing and of course for the sake of Allah first. Thank you for answering these Questions may Allah protect you both 💓

[@5ive-5tar]

Yh but u need to upload 😂👍

[@user-zo6vd3qw9z]

Can Muslim women shave or cut their hair? Love your positivity and openness, thank you!

[@MehdinaTV]

You are so sweet. Muslim women can shave their heads if there is a medical emergency or reasoning behind it, otherwise they should refrain from that. Muslim women can cut their hair as long as it does not resemble men as men and women are supposed to look distinct in Islam.

[@lexieleith]

@@MehdinaTV if they do have to shave her head does she still have to cover, if she normally covers?

[@emmadye115]

@@lexieleith I believe that they would still cover, it isn’t literally so you can’t see the hair, as you aren’t allowed to describe your hair either, not wearing it because you have no hair would defeat the purpose. (I think so anyways, I’m not Muslim, just studying the religion).

[@jasmine_edification]

@@lexieleith Yeah u need to cover ur head as we know females do look butiful and attractive very much Mashallah

[@afshantarannum341]

@@jasmine_edification it all about opinion

[@mayali666]

Mashaallah ❤❤ that's impressive wearing niqab in western society is really hard . Alhamdulillah..I wear niqab too but I live in Arabic land ( jordan 🇯🇴🇯🇴 ) it makes me feel comfortable and free and even people respect me more. May Allah protect you sister ❤❤ الاسلام نعمة

[@sudqialbataineh2593]

I am from Jordan

[@Texas-yeehaw]

I'm from America and I want to visit Jordan so bad. My Amto is from there. She tells me stories about her home village all the time.

[@FayeGwenn]

But then it’s not for you/God. People should respect you no less if you not veil because it creates a culture of women feeling ashamed to show what a man can show with no worries in public.

[@ABCDEF-os5or]

May Allah shower His blessings on you two . Ameen!

[@mattrose99]

Im curious about the LGBT question, the verse about womens hijab mentions that men with no attraction to women can see you uncovered. Ive seen it interpreted 2 ways, one that that refers to men who have been castrated only, the other that it refers to those men and gay men. Do you believe that this verse could include gay men?

[@MehdinaTV]

Salaam Sis. Could you please show me the translation of the verse you are talking about? As far as I know we have to cover in front of every one except our mahrams and females. Thank you ❤️

[@mattrose99]

@@MehdinaTV Walakum salam, the verse I was thinking of is 24:31, I know some translations speak only of male slaves, some just say men with no desire. I dont know arabic so I have no idea what was originally conveyed. I also feel like if it applies all men with no desire then theres a possibility it includes gay men, though Im not a scholar and am just learning so I can be wrong and will accept if I am

[@mattrose99]

@Muhamed A Thank you for this information! Ill look into it more indepth from the different schools and more at Ibn Abbas (May Allah be pleased with him)

[@societyslasthope8902]

@@mattrose99 it is fake verse . There no verse like that

[@Muslimvibes95]

I guess for the people who say why cover your face if God gave you one? You could also argue God gave you hair why cover it? Or God gave you a chest and genitals so why cover those as well? We cover ourselves out of respect and show our obedience and humility to God🥰

[@MehdinaTV]

Perfect answer!! That is literally my argument every time. Thank you so much ❤️❤️

[@sacrilegioussasquatch]

When you put it like this, it is understandable in the context of religion. In my country, nudity when swimming or at the beach in the sauna (communal or not) is acceptable. It is a part of our culture. We have similar traits in culture of saunas being seperated by gender and family. Nudity here isn't as taboo as it is in most places. It's very interesting to see parallels and traits in culture. Have a good day!

[@IndigoWolfTail]

I started watching and binging your short videos lately. You guys are awesome and so adorable together! No joke, last night I dreamt about being in a hijab/niqab shop for the very first tkme. I was surrounded by the most beautiful patterns and all the colors of the rainbow displayed on 12ft high tall shelves and racks! There were even little dime bags of magnets and pins in baskets and mirrors to see yourself when trying them on! I picked a deepish orange underscarf, a hijab with koi fish on navy blue, and a white niqab. I went to the mirror, and OH MY GOODNESS I loved it!

[@slavkajanastasukovova667]

I love to watch your videos, you seem like very nice people. In my country (mostly christian) women used to cover their hair with scarfs when they got married and some older women still do, sometimes the scarfs are black, sometimes colorful with dots or flowers on it, but these days it's more like a part of history.

[@lilahbetes5936]

As a Christian it’s important to understand other religions and I love to watch you guys I think it’s cool how you wear the niqab and hijab and I love how sweet and loving y’all are ❤️

[@mimisslopez]

Asalam ailikum, thank you for sharing and showing the world about Islam ♥️

[@misterdiffiCULT1]

I love what you said at around 7:45, that when u have a close connection with God, nothing else matters. 100% agree. I feel it rather emboldens you.

[@onanugataiwo2770]

I don't think I can ever think I can dream of covering my face bcos am either playing with my eyebrows or nose or lips or eyes or pimple spots But religion is something you are really comfortable with

[@lesliecurtisnkotb]

❤ your channel, the respect and love of your faith and each other is so inspiring.

[@asiyah_rose940]

What advice do you have for a sister who wants to start wearing the niqab?

[@angelhoperay2628]

This is very interesting to know about. Can’t wait for part 2. 😄

[@rebeccalynnstewart6239]

I have a few questions maybe for a next Q&A or a response if you feel comfortable answering them! 1) You started covering your face at 15 a month after your mom, was the age you started considered "early?" 2) In Islam, do women cut their hair or leave it long underneath? Furthermore, is there any symbolism to a womans hair? Such as some Indigenous people believe their hair is an extension of their soul. 3) Why does he have to have a beard in Islam? Is there any symbolism to a man's hair or facial hair? 4) You mentioned your father found out you began the face covering when everyone else did, was that just situational or are fathers and other Male family members not supposed to be apart of those conversations? 5) In Christianity theres branches traditional catholic, UCC, Lutheran, Non-Denominational. Baptist and more.. are there branches of Islam as well? Is there a more traditional way of practicing Islam and a more modern way? 6) In Canada is there a large Islam population? Are most Islamic people from other countries that have moved to Canada? 7) Are there any specifically hurtful or otherwise untrue stereotypes or misconceptions that offend or bother you guys more than others? 8) Is there a reason we dont see as many youtubers who practice Islam / cover their face than youtubers who don't? Is it a religious or cultural difference? 9) Would you be willing to make a video more in depth about the beliefs of Islam? As an American I have never met anyone who practiced Islam. I have recognized blatant Islamophobia and rejected it, but never having known someone I am so full of questions. I'm sorry if they come off rude or insensitive. I love your videos thank you!💕

[@5ive-5tar]

1) a woman can cover whenever she wants but preferably when she hits puberty because that’s when the beauty features start coming in 2)...not sure 3) a man has to have a beard because the main facial difference between man Nd a woman is that a man has facial hair hence why in Islam women must pluck there beard n mushtashe hair(not sure about shaving it) 4)... 5) there’s only one Islam (however there are some people who disagree on things like the meaning of the hadeeth(hadeeth- something the prophet pbuh said) 6)...(not from Canada) 7)...Islam does not promote terrorism rather it is prohibited 8)some KZbinrs don’t cover up because they might be scared of what society thinks of them and some just dnt wear it because they don’t want to(same way u have ppl in other religions that dnt practice there religion for e.g. some Christians dnt practice one part of Christianity but are call themselves Christian for the sake of it

[@bintkhan2827]

It's best you go to people of knowledge✨✨ just like how you would go to a doctor to treat your wounds , so go to the experts 🌼 Let me recommend you some KZbin channels, may Allah guide you to the truth, ameen 🔽 Al madarasatu al umariyya, scholarly subtitles, people of knowledge, kalemah, green lane masjid, subul as salam, umm jamaluddin, study of la ilaha illallah ( it's a series/playlist) Since the phrase -✨ la ilaha illallah ✨ forms the foundation of our religion, you might wanna check that playlist out first💜 and if you have a masjid around you where people stick to the orthodox teachings ( ie follow the way of the prophet -peace & blessings be upon him - and his companions -may Allah be pleased with them all- ) then you can directly learn from them 👌 they can't force you to become a Muslim, you can say you just wanted to learn more about islam😁 all the best 👍 may God guide you to the 'sirat al mustaqeem' (the straight path), ameen🌹

[@hannah7305]

hope they answer your questions in their next video! Would be great for yourself and all their other followers to learn more about Islam💗 Just to correct another reply to your questions, because I wouldn't want you to be misinformed. We put the hijab (that's not only the headscarf but dressing modesty, and acting modesty) at puberty because that's when we become women, and no longer children. We are a marriagable age at puberty and recognised as sexual beings. The hair doesn't hold any spiritual symbolism in Islam, but our hair must resemble a woman's hair, , so we shouldn't shave our heads or have a male-like style. The beard is sunnah, and that's why it's part of the male hijab. Sunnah means 'the way of the prophet', our Prophet Muhammad kept a beard and so Muslim men do this to imitate him. And lastly, there are many sects and within them schools of thought is Islam. Similar to Christianity, where there are Catholics, Protestant. Etc. In Islam there is Sunni, Shia, Ahmedi. Etc. The most common are Sunni and Shia. And within each sect are schools of thought, e.g. In Sunni Islam there is the hanafi, hanbali, salafi. Etc. But each sect and school of Islam obides to the same declaration of faith (the shahada) and so has the same core beliefs. Ofcourse some Muslims may choose not to follow a certain school of thought, and originally there was no such thing as Sunni and Shia (this split came after the death of Prophet Muhammad)... But you may hear Muslims talking about something being Sunnah - and if you follow the sunnah you most likely identity as Sunni. As I believe this couple do. I hope since your comment you've learnt some of this from other vids, but lemme know if you want to learn more!

[@elsakent7794]

@@5ive-5tar what about intersex people or women who have a lot of facial hair? approx. 8% of women have pcos which can cause a lot more facial hair and even beards, not to mention trans women. i’m just interested to know if u know anything about these widespread exceptions?

[@5ive-5tar]

@@elsakent7794 females are supposed to remove facial hairs (except for eyebrows) Because in Islam men and women are not allowed to imitate each other

[@missipenix]

I am an atheist and have no idea why KZbin recommended one of your videos to me, but I'm really happy it did. I've binged so many of your videos today lol. As someone who knows very little about Islam I appreciate the candid view of Islam that you're providing; I've never been Islamophobic but I also never took the time to learn anything about Islam. Thank you so much for both the education and the entertainment; I've subscribed and will definitely be back for more!

[@killuminatianonymous5551]

Well *TECHNICALLY* you can show your face to anyone would like to, since you choose to wear the Niqab and Hijab. The fact you have strong faith in Allah and yourself to only show it to people that you listed, means you only want to show your face to people you trust. And who Allah allows. Which to me is amazing self control and amazing will power.

[@jessiobri]

as a lesbian, i love how respectful that lgbtq explanation was

[@ahmedalzahrani7356]

Hi Guys! I love your channel so much. In Islam, before a man want to propose to a woman, he can meet her and see her face.

[@MehdinaTV]

Yes that's right. My husband just waited to prove that he didnt love me for my face :)

[@ahmedalzahrani7356]

@@MehdinaTV he is a green man and husband.

[@ahmedalzahrani7356]

Sorry for the typo 🤣. I meant great not green.

[@tessalee4349]

I’m a Christian but I enjoy learning about other religions. I completely respect your decision to cover yourself in accordance to your beliefs and your personal relationship with God. I don’t know that I could do it but I respect you for it! I don’t even need to see your face to know you are beautiful inside and out. God bless

[@briansprock2248]

Hi,.....how is covering your face obeying God? or a way to feel closer to God?

[@MariamZawjatNomayri]

Can you share a list of some of the Muslim scholars or speakers whose lectures you enjoy listening to? Just curious

[@MsPercussionist]

I have a few questions, what if your child is born intersex? How would you navigate this? What if your child at a young age says they didn’t want to follow Islam? Or, they want to continue to be friends with the opposite gender even once they’ve reach puberty? Or, at a young age they identify as a member of the LGBTQ+ community? For example, they identify as the opposite gender they were assigned at birth, how would this impact them in regards to gender rules? Similarly, what happens if you grow close to a cousin of the opposite gender then one of you reaches puberty, you can no longer interact/ be friends with this cousin? Really curious about these situations.

[@risana-rise3251]

I’m new so pls do a whole video on explaining the culture foods, religion, clothes, beliefs and more

[@jessicasharpe1925]

At the end of the day the person wearing the covering should never be coerced either way. To wear or not to wear. I guess my thought here is, from what I’ve read it doesn’t specify exactly that the hijab is a hair covering or veil. And that men are expected to observe it also. It is a term for curtain as a metaphor and not literal and physical. The hijab/niqan etc were all being used culturally before the Quran was written. With that said, I believe men should be covered just as well and as much. Especially since some men have trouble growing a beard. We’re not talking about it “preventing rape” and we’re not talking about how men can’t control themselves therefore women cover up. That is all cultural/familial thinking. With this being said. If the woman wants to wear a niqab and she feels more comfortable and confident and it’s her choice and her spouse is supportive either way than go for it. But men still need to do the same to be just as modest. And in some countries both men and women wear a headscarf and throbe.

[@mulyanidjauhari2606]

Yes...I liike your video...you are my favorite couple...may Allah bless you always. Amin

[@ao1835]

There is one place in the world where men actually cover their faces instead of women ,they're the Tuareg but that's to avoid the sand since they roam the desert a lot.

[@rowansage5159]

On the topic of non-Muslims covering their face/hair, I sometimes wear a veil that covers my hair and neck, similarly to a hijab, as a pagan! I didn’t wear one for most of my life, I actually didn’t start until about 8 months ago, but I was inspired by a fellow pagan I met who wore a hair and face veil similar to a niqab full time. For us pagans, veils are also a form of worship, and veiling is seen as a symbol of respect to whomever the pagan may worship. I typically veil more discreetly using a beanie when I attend school, but I’m slowly trying to build up the confidence to wear my actual headscarf to school. Do you have any advice for building that confidence? Also, is it disrespectful to describe my veil as a hijab even though I’m not Muslim? I love your videos so much, I hope you have an excellent rest of Ramadan!

[@fatehakhanpapri6113]

Sister, It's my humble request to you to study about our religion, islam.. Love from a Muslim sister ❤️

[@rowansage5159]

@@fatehakhanpapri6113 Thank you! Actually, yeah, I’ve been looking into studying Islam and reading the Quran for myself-but I’m having a hard time finding resources in English. Do you have any recommendations for good English translations of the Quran, or really any resource that’s great for those just beginning to learn about Islam?

[@alisharahman2709]

@@rowansage5159 seeratul mustafa abridged to learn about the prophet and his life. Qura'an made easy by mufti hoosen elias (zam zam publishers). aqeedah-at-tahawiah (English translation) which is about creed and belief. Id definitely say start with aqeedah, then read the Qura'an and seerat book. The thing about english translation Qura'an is that it never does justice to the rich arabic, the context, etc. But Qura'an made easy is one of the best translations and easy to understand.

[@ursuladaniel2350]

I can tell by her eyes she is very pretty

[@StarryXNight81]

The colors you're wearing look beautiful together! You two are the cutest couple and I love your videos.

[@shahidyoosuf8231]

1- Friends affect each another either negatively or positively. It is said: "Characteristics steal a person (i.e. he is easily influenced by them and ultimately ends up adopting these characteristics)." It is for this reason that the Prophet  said: "A man is upon the religion of his friend, so let one of you choose whom he befriends." [Ahmad, Abu Daawood and At-Tirmithi] 2- A bad friend will disassociate himself from his friend on the Day of Resurrection; Allah Says (what means): {Close friends, that Day, will be enemies to each other, except for the righteous.} [Quran 43:67] 3- On the Day of Judgment, a person will be with those whom he loves. The Prophet  said: "A person will be with whom he loves." [Al-Bukhaari and Muslim] Hence, would a Muslim be pleased to be resurrected on the Day of Judgment with those who were homosexuals in this world? Can u explain this?

[@nabilafathima3223]

Love you guys☺️☺️

[@SharkQu33n]

I’ve been drawn to the niqab lately and the hijab. I’m not any kind of religion. But I’m covered in tattoos and the amount of people that think it’s okay to come up and touch me or my tattoos makes me crazy. I’ve been thinking of going out dressed modestly with a niqab and hijab when I go out sometimes just so people don’t feel the need to come up and touch me or stare at me for my tattoos (I did it to myself and I love my tattoos, but people shouldn’t touch other people without permission). I have a few modest dresses I ordered and I do have a few hijabs I have not worn yet. So soon! I would love people to see me for me and not for how I dress or what tattoos I have.

[@saleenstringfellow9148]

What a Queen 👑

[@Jylart]

I have a question. Is wearing a burka the same thing as wearing the niqab? I've really enjoyed learning about your religion and culture. This channel is amazing!

[@Somebodyelse141]

Burqa usually refers to covering the eyes as well

[@Gonmordagrate]

I heard her say “maybe they will accept it” I’m guessing his family doesn’t agree? Idk if it’s invading your privacy but does his family not like the fact that you’re Muslim?

[@Somebodyelse141]

No, he's talked about it in a video

[@HopeButMiserable]

Yes they do, they didn't even come to his wedding

[@AFK681]

Mashallah what a beautiful couple you guys are

[@Frigga020]

i personally think its not that fair, men only cover the knees to sholders.. they can wear shorts, sleeveless stuff

[@Damaris972.]

Not in Islam though

[@anoniem_xx]

Your biggest flex is that your married with a man that doesn’t have seen your face😂💗

[@elenamanevska5864]

He has seen her facd

[@anoniem_xx]

@@elenamanevska5864 yes, but he hadn't seen her face until the end of the wedding

[@elenamanevska5864]

@@anoniem_xx ik

[@poppie188]

that is a flex because he fell in love with her for her personality not for her looks, he got married to her without seeing her face but he has seen her face now they live together

[@sourgummiez]

We are meant to see each other’s HUMAN FACES. Man wrote the Karon. Human men made up these ridiculous rules. NOT god!!!

[@tonia6953]

In christianity we also cover our head with a veil.Christianity was the first religion to ever promote wearing the head covering since it started way before Islam but for most Christians , they think it is outdated. I believe it has to do with the person's belief systems .Every person had a different relationship with God

[@lucylu123100]

Love listening to you two. Im not Muslim but my interest in Islam is challenging my old thinking. All started when i gave up alcohol. Alhamdulilah ❤

[@AFK681]

Alhamdulillah Allah has blessed us with the perfect Muslim couple on KZbin

[@amberkhalifadailylife7159]

Can u give some advices to start to wear niqab? I plan to wear but I don't know how to start

[@atifrazajaffery]

Just wear it. Literally all, you just put it on

[@juliehodes5454]

Can you please explain sharia law? I can't wrap my head around it.

[@Ilaryaah]

We are also Christian orthodox and we cover or hair on daily ❤️❤️ its beautiful that you cover yourself

[@butterflygurl1984]

How do you deal with niqabs in medical situations (ie surgeries, medical procedures etc)? God forbid this would happen how would you be identified to the police,etc if you went missing?

[@khanaaliya2412]

Her family can release her pictures and she can remove the veil. It's completely optional so she can just remove it, specially when she's in danger. And also, health comes first so there's no need to wear it while a surgery.

[@bbl8101]

Why does one have to veil in front of men particularly? If sexual attraction is not important (eg dont have to veil in front of lesbian or bi women), why is it not allowed to show men out of interest?

[@Zaynabbbbbbbb]

Ikr I agree

[@rabbyfatty7891]

Cover in front of marriageables. Women aren't marriageable to women in islam, so they don't need to cover faces in front of them.

[@hereweare9096]

@@rabbyfatty7891 So it is to cover for men then. If she can’t show men who are “marriageable”.

[@rabbyfatty7891]

@@hereweare9096 Ultimately covering for God.

[@inshabintmuhammed4653]

ALLAH Created us. ALLAH Knows what is best for us. It’s normal for men to be attracted to women. So of course we should do Hijab in front of non Mahram men.

[@imranmazzarulli5293]

Fun fact: I’m a man but I want a niqab. Why? They block mosquitoes, that’s why. Mosquitoes are attracted to heat, moisture, and carbon dioxide, all of which are in your breath. If you wear a niqab, they won’t bother you. You may say “why not wear a mask?” Well I do, but I’ve also tried a niqab just to see how it feels, on my own time, and the niqab is WAY more comfortable than a mask

[@amberkhalifadailylife7159]

Can I have some of your old niqabs that u never use ? Thank you. I'd like to start to wear niqab

[@ChantalMonette]

something that confuses me is like... why someone would describe your face to someone else? Is that something that happened?! I'm actually shocked.

[@arfriedman4577]

Your short video are nice. Informative and educational video.

[@berendputten4535]

You remebered me to read my bible

[@mohammadhassan5141]

بارك الله فيكم

[@rohin369]

hm in the most respectful way possible, my question would be: y would lesbian women (who feels attraction towards other women) be allowed to see your face but not gay men (who don’t have attraction to women)?

[@wildwitchazel]

Hello! Just curious to know if you wear gloves as a personal preference or as an obligation of your religion? Thank you.

[@raheemoshodi6827]

can you please make a video on how to wear the hiqab please!!!🙏🙏🙏🥺

[@sintiphena3893]

My cousin is a Jewish niqabi.

[@MehdinaTV]

Thats so cool! We heard some Jewish women also cover their face.

[@sintiphena3893]

I have considered niqab as well. Just didn't want to be accused of appropriation.

[@wafic1051]

@@sintiphena3893 Is it still called a niqab if they are Jewish? Because niqab is the arabic word so I'm assuming that there is another word in Hebrew or something...

[@sintiphena3893]

@@wafic1051 nope. We still call it niqab. My cousin is a "jewslim". We were both raised Jewish. My cousin took shahada 4 years ago. I took shahada 3 weeks ago. In Israel it's not uncommon to use Arabic and Hebrew interchangeably for a lot of words.

[@wafic1051]

@@sintiphena3893 If you take shahada then you are Muslim. Right?

[@ericasarat1834]

Where I live there is a public gym that has a smaller section (separate building) that is a female-only facility. It is run in part by funding of non-profits and the local police to help sexual assault and domestic violence victims feel more comfortable as they go through counseling and re-enter society. It is technically open to all females. If I go to the female-only section of the gym, do I still need to wear a hijab if it is only females.

[@alisharahman2709]

depends on the school of thought (madhab) that you follow. hanafis say you shouldnt cover in front of non-muslim women the same way you cover in front of non-mahram men, with the exception of the face (non-muslim women can see face, but not the rest). between muslim women to muslim women, you can uncover all except between the navel and knee (but it is not customary or advised to do so unecessarily) not sure about the other madaahib but as far as i know, they allow you to show your hair to non-muslim women.

[@tj8412]

I'm not from a religious family but I remember when I was a kid and visited a church in Venice and my mom gave me a hoodie to put on so I could enter, even though it was summer and really hot. Out of respect she said

[@momienagouws5527]

Slms Madinah tv how are u. I used to sell Abayas, I had a lot of Muslimas and black clients they use to buy the Abayas for the beauty of it and they like to wear it work also

[@amandat7899]

Don’t you get scared when you go places. By the non believer

[@MehdinaTV]

It was a little strange and different at first but now its not weird at all :)

[@amandat7899]

I ask because I over once in a while but not brave enough to talk outside with it :-(

[@MehdinaTV]

Amanda being white American & Muslimah Awww don't worry sis! It's a matter of time. You just have to remember why you are wearing it and that is what really helped me!

[@mahnishmalnoor5308]

Yes, it bit feels awkward because people see like you are some kind of ghost. But trust me when you have strong faith In Allah and u know that you are doing this only for the sake of Allah than Allah bless u with courage to overcome all the obstacles come in your path.

[@infiresninja924]

@@mahnishmalnoor5308 yeaaa, a ghost xD relatable

[@Shrek_The_Giga_Chad]

Is Niqab mandatory or is it just Hijab? Also can u wear Hijab at any time of your life and it still not be considered a sin by Allah SWT?

[@metalhottie44]

can the niqab be any color and print or does it have to be a solid color? thank you :)

[@atifrazajaffery]

Any color and print

[@DinnyM051]

Do you have a drivers licence? If so, does it have your face on it?

[@MehdinaTV]

Yes and yes! :)

[@AlyssaPerrine]

dumb question i hope somebody can answer: is there a specific ceremony or event that happens when you wear your covering? or is it just like any other day? i've always wondered

[@TheHangars.]

It’s like any other day

[@shaunwilliams2416]

I feel like the covering of women is because we are a blessing for our life mates and not everyone should be aloud to see.

[@jackiedoodle9759]

I’m a Christian woman. And we are suppose to dress modestly and we are suppose to cover our hair. Which in the Old Testament in Corinthians it states that we should cover our hair for god. But i am nervous due to negative feedback. Correction New Testament in corritians. My bad.

[@jessicasharpe1925]

But a lot of christian churches will tell you that the Old Testament isn’t to be strictly followed as we used to since jesus died for us. However. You do you and what feels comfortable for yoj.

[@julieyoung3815]

Jesus died to make a new covenant. It make the old covenant obsolete. It’s in Hebrews .

[@alicesenz6374]

I am assuming that you want to follow the Bible literally, in which case you should know that in the New Testament it says that women can wear their hair long in place of a veil if I recall correctly. It has been a while since I've read that verse though. You can still veil yourself if you want or do whatever you choose!

[@jackiedoodle9759]

@@alicesenz6374 it’s how i interpret the bible and my relationship with god. Everyone has they’re own opinions about it. Who knows the right thing. 😇

[@vickiroyale114]

I started covering my face when I was 6 grad Will I didn't want to but my brother had problems with That but my dad and my family didn't have any problems But I decided I cover my face it's not because my brother But I felt it's cool because when I was 8th years old I use to do it But when I start growing up I felt I was to young But when I start being 6th grad I felt I wanted to do it

[@mohammadfahim2838]

Mashallah

[@allyward8466]

Can Muslims girls short and t shirt if they want too. Can they get in trouble for wearing revealing clothes

[@Somebodyelse141]

It's not permissible to wear in front of non-mahram men (marriageable) in Islam

[@zehra2757]

If they want to practice the religion better they shouldn't but there are lots of muslims wear those and nothing happens. It might be different for some countries like Iran.

[@bushralambe7368]

When a Muslim wear niqab they say we want a face reveal and when a Muslim only wear hijab the they say want a hair reveal What is all this may اَللّٰهُ أَكْبَر grant the hidayat

[@IndigoJo]

If you were a mother of a young girl, at what age would you encourage or allow her to wear niqab? I know a lady here in London who has worn it for years and has a 14yo daughter who has talked of wanting to wear it. A few years ago she asked (she was 11 then) and I told her she should say no, as she was probably prepubescent and didn't need to anyway, and she had her whole adult life coming to be a woman, but it would attract hostility (which my friend has spoken of being on the receiving end of) and she didn't need that at that age. But you started at 15.

[@chefmeezu9058]

urdu main bhi explain kea krain.

[@atreq]

I have a question for anyone who may be lurking in the comments... if there is a non-binary person who just does not wish to disclose their assigned gender at birth, what "laws" apply to them? Would they wear the hijab/niqab? (regardless of their gender assigned at birth) Or do they then get to chose/combine from laws for men/women? Where would they stand in this religion? (...not asking bc someone is non-binary and very intrigued in islam and searching for the best faith for themself... nuh-uh... asking for a friend, yes...)

[@Somebodyelse141]

They go for the rules of the sex assigned at birth

[@atreq]

@@Somebodyelse141 Ah... I am sad to hear that, but thanks. Sounds like sticking to only the sex assigned at birth is pretty unaccepting of trans people's gender identities... :(

[@Jay-ug8kl]

@@atreq it seems a little transphobic tbh to have to stick to that especially if someone is trans and is Muslim

[@atreq]

@@Jay-ug8kl Exactly

[@yaldaahmadi8532]

The thing I love about islam is men have to fall in love with the personality of a woman not with their looks

[@elisinger4172]

Jewish women in Yemen used to cover their face…

[@lyktahlyktah8528]

I didn’t know that Muslim men are required to grow and have a beard. Does the Quran say why that is important ?

[@skycxst]

it’s not a must, but sunnah

[@amandamcgovern5744]

I fully support the right to wear whatever one wants as it’s a fundamental component of freedom of expression. However, it does seem to be slightly ignorant of the enormous amounts of suffering and subjugation of women throughout the Muslim world who are forced to cover. Where’s the acknowledgment or solidarity with these women. I’d also be curious to see what the religious justification/ mandate is said to be.. because this kind of veiling was not done at the time of Mohammad and didn’t start until generations later. If it was so important, you’d think this would be clear and explicit.

[@amandamcgovern5744]

if somebody could share the religious justification i'd be very curious to know.. i love learning about different religions. thanks.

[@alicesenz6374]

@@amandamcgovern5744 This type of veiling was done in the time of Mohammed and even before him. How widespread it was I cannot tell you but it was done. From what I have read the Koran doesn't state explicitly that women have to cover their heads, only that they have to "be modest," the standard of which varies by culture. There is a hadith (document from the people around Mohammed on things that they say he said) that says that he advised a group of women to veil themselves. Whether this hadith only applies to the context of the situation mohammed was advising or not is debatable amongst muslims, as well as how much of the body should be covered. There are women who cover even their eyes, muslimas who only cover their hair, muslimas who only cover part of their hair, and muslimas who wear nothing on their heads at all, usually depending on what the modesty standard of their country is. As for it being offensive to the women who are forced to wear hijab for Mubina to call it a choice, I really dont see why. It is only required in a few countries to veil oneself, and I imagine that the majority of Muslim women are more comfortable with it. Let me put it in perspective, women are expected, and sometimes legally required to cover their breasts when men don't have to. This is an unequal modesty standard. However, does that mean that the majority of Western women would walk around shirtless if given the chance? No, most women don't even think about going out shirtless despite the fact men dont have to wear shirts in casual settings. This woman has as much right to say she chooses to wear a niqab as I do to say that I choose to wear a shirt. Yes, we are both pressured by our surroundings, but that doesn't make it not our choice. Mind you this isn't my way of saying that there are no problems with discrimination and gender inequality in Muslim communities or even within Islam, particularly in countries that legally force women to veil, I'm just trying to explain the Muslim perspective.

[@amandamcgovern5744]

@@alicesenz6374 interesting. thank you for the information/ your perspective.

[@cyantn1634]

@@amandamcgovern5744 Hi, This video may be helpful to you if you are curious about the Origin of Veil. The video is subtitled...kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGKTm6OKYrOlf6M

[@sol464]

What should I do if a woman wants to show me her face, should I react in any specific way?

[@virginiaj1792]

I’m blind in my case for me I have no useable vision, my question is could someone that’s blind see a Niqab person’s face?

[@zachlastname993]

Is your hat like a yamaka

[@xav3823]

So i have a question- Would you show your face to a genderfluid person born female? because genderfluid individuals often say what gender they are feeling like on a daily basis. if you dont know what that is, its basically a person who does not have a solid gender. the persons gender changes over time, it can be in minutes, hours, days, or even weeks.

[@susanfriebel4392]

Im bi

[@misterbk4933]

U do it for ur man as well but not forced or mandatory if ur not showing ur body to other

[@pressy3182]

I learn Islam from Arabian prophet who is a scholar and he has a good knowledge of Koran and Hadith

[@Mysticblue1212]

I think people especially Christians assume that you would force your child to wear the nicob. The reason why is Christians themselves force their beliefs on their own children. I'm not trying to be mean I did grow up Christian and I went to a Catholic School. So I kind of know from experience. I also know from experience that doesn't always work out the way they want. I have converted and I'm no longer a Catholic or a Christian for that matter.

[@tillydavis8249]

Do you believe in Arah or is it Aram I’m not sure exactly what their called I just recently got very interested in Muslim culture correct me if I’m wrong on the name and if most/all Muslims believe in Arah or if it’s just one type of Muslim and what kind of Muslim are you?

[@tillydavis8249]

Correction I’m pretty sure it’s Allah my apologies I am an atheist but I’m thinking perhaps if i look into other religions I may become more inclined to join that religion and even if I’m not in a religion,religion still interest me a lot!

[@Mysticblue1212]

I am Jewish. Not by religion but my father's side of the family is. I have seen Jewish women cover their heads but not their face

[@mikemartin5073]

You say that looks and attraction are important for a marriage to thrive but Mubina has said she feels no attraction to Garret and in fact has never been attracted to any man before

[@lupeavalos9342]

I’m a Christian but I like Islamic fashion

[@susanfriebel4392]

Well i .. tink youre prittyer than me and i know it i know it