High Street Hijabis

[@amanda04271995]

as a muslim, I can't even describe how happy, thankful and great I am with positive comments from others :) cheersss ~~~

[@jasmineclear878]

@Matias Krew scam

[@dfatoumaaz]

who said we don't wear colors in Saudi Arabia fam, black is just the common color but we do wear colors

[@thrustvectoring8120]

black is not a color, black is an absence of a color... Because color is defined as the wavelength of light you precieve and black is when there is no light, hence there is no wavelength to talk about, hence black is not a color. It is not considered to be a color.

[@sweetlikesugar8156]

I think she meant the outside in the streets women can't dress colors in ksa

[@Misscoc02]

Sweet Like Sugar no that's wrong,, I see in Saudi Arabia lots of people wearing different colours of abaya!!!

[@Misscoc02]

Nowadays

[@dfatoumaaz]

Sweet Like Sugar I know exactly what she meant, and I feel offended seeing the way you're talking to me like I'm dumb or something lol. women wear coloured abayas outside...

[@TheNouraa]

Proud to be a muslim💕

[@samaahmed4065]

Ishtiaqe H which means that islam and christianity is coming from the same source, Jesus and Muhammad (Ahmed) profits are both sent by the same god. so we should respect each others okay?

[@StuLenS_Gaming]

+Sama Ahmed i hope you realise christianity exist much longer than Islam

[@krispy395]

proud of you too Nourah

[@sabeenasadique3005]

Yes..... We're absolutely 100% lucky to be Muslims !!! Together we are powerful and great 😊 We believe in Allah,the creator of everything 🕌🕋

[@heartchains6182]

NotoRiouS exactly well done,Allah (swt) made Christianty first then jews then last muslims so muslims we’re going to basically be Christians but not believe that Jesus is the son of god because god has no company Allah is the all mighty and powerful,forgiving and caring. Allah love us more than our mothers

[@bridgetnash1980]

I liked this alot. It was informative for me as a Christian to see what the Muslim women in the west do on a daily basis and our beliefs may be different but it was still nice to learn about them a bit.

[@Mari-kv7ck]

That's great. I'm Muslim and I'm also interested in different cultures and how other people do things.peace and love

[@jumanaahmed716]

I really like you if that's how you think. If only others think like that. Just because we have different holy books and somewhat different beliefs doesn't mean we have to be sworn enemies.

[@優さん-n7m]

If Christian women lived by the bible, they will be almost identical to Muslim women in their dress code and behaviour.

[@darrenkay9332]

Bridget Nash u think they really do this then u r a idiot

[@ryanchow8679]

@@優さん-n7m r u sure about what u r talking?

[@shmesaalrawahi3492]

So glad to see muslim women finally getting their recognition

[@nadaaouididi6342]

+Julian Sorel I think you watched the wrong video...

[@SamaShake]

+M-L-J now all we need to do is wait till the Day of Judgement so we can watch people like you get their due ;)

[@Cordelia4219]

Oh, fuck off. Go back to Saudi Arabia.

[@shmesaalrawahi3492]

Cordelia Brown go back to your mothers basement

[@extraordinary_x4575]

Cordelia Brown Im confused🤔 is that meant to be an insult. Im 100% sure your face is more insulting then that :) xxx

[@XOMoonlightXO]

I will say that Nicola sounds so uninterested and bored. She seemed tired the whole time, which is unfortunate because this is such an interesting topic :(

[@maysal2801]

***** tbf, she seems to very dry always.... think that's just her personality :P ;p

[@XOMoonlightXO]

Yeah no I dont know who she is from anywhere else but this video. If that's so, that's just sad :/

[@MrTopgear88]

+Natasha O She was probably hungover :/

[@PeaceCharmer]

+Natasha O I think she just doesn't have a great radio voice; she tends to sound kind of monotone when speaking... I don't think it means she was uninterested

[@XOMoonlightXO]

Empyrian She just SOUNDSS uninterested. Im sure she was!

[@albeenaallifa9516]

When she's like "wonder if she picks anything up and she really likes it but she knows that it's not accepted" what she meant was that if Muslim women pick something that's revealing (tight,skimpy) and like it, they won't buy it cause it isn't accepted. But in Islam, we are supposed to cover ourselves in front of males and not females. We can wear shorts,sleeve less and tight in front of women. I do- we go to girl, lady parties and wear whatever we want and after coming out, we wear abayas....

[@toBe8ere]

wow that's really interesting! i think the closest western women/girls could come to that is when we "want to let our hair down" so to speak and not have to worry about dressing up for anyone and just wear sweats, gym clothes and pajamas, hanging out with the girls and pigging out, and watching romcoms

[@ghazlalazmi4456]

+Michelle Miyazato in my country we have alot of girls parties, we take of the hijab and wear whatever we want. Just like whene Western girls go clubbing and stuff.

[@sarahallo5147]

but to much Muslime have Not money for mode. in islam haram you have to much chlother Different muslime have Not money for makeup hijab and shos and chlothers

[@ghazlalazmi4456]

+Sara Hallo alot of people are poor , muslims or not , and alot of muslims can afford cloths and makeup, here even a student have an income from the country.

[@sarahallo5147]

Abigail Trumbo Not only hijab the muslime mußte better talk and help muslime i say Not muslime.

[@nilimaaakhtar7852]

I really love how someone as well known as Nicola completely understands and respects the reason why we cover so modestly. Its always hard for me to shop, trying to find modest fashion. Thanks for this Nicola x

[@mypointofview5638]

Nilimaa Anwara bumlick

[@mrsfirestix8200]

Aw I really wanted to see how they looked in what they've picked for eachother :/

[@sanouneminouche]

I loved watching this kind of documentary! As a muslim teenager it really helped me learn more about my culture! i find it really instructive!!

[@AM-wk5rk]

Sana bmd Don't wanna be offensive but Islam isn't a culture.

[@katflakez]

very good video! i love watching different cultures explore each other, its super fun to learn :)

[@ammarif618]

Hijab isn't culture rather is mixed with culture.

[@AntoniaBeese]

Would everyone just for once stop complaining? Just for once. Yes it was awkward at times, yes Nicola didn't explain the entire meaning of hijab (that could a full length movie all by itself) but just chose to maybe not overwhelm the non-muslim viewers and said its the head dress, which still is the most obvious and eyecatching thing about being a hijabi. Yes there were problematic scenes but for crying out loud it was probably the first real experience she had made with Islam. Our religion commands us to look for good and represent Islam in a positive way, but yet when anything like this turns up i's just open season on whatever this person has done wrong this time and that time. We know this video as opposed to many, many others was not meant to bash or judge us so why do I not see appreciative comments? This video is a great start on exchanging believes and values and understanding each other better. Now I know in the light of everything that we face, this may seem like a drop in the ocean but the thing is Islamic values are new to western countries. This does not condone hatred or discrimination but guess what when a society had more or less all agreed on this is the way to live, dress and believe in and then someone comes along and says that he believes something totally different, a little bit of "Why though", "How come", "I don't understand" is normal. I had to learn this the hard way when I reverted to Islam 4 years ago. None of us have to take discrimination, but honestly, right now a bit of patience with the people that make an effort to understand/mediate between our cultures and faiths would be in order.

[@silkef2616]

well said!

[@hydra4538]

Antonia B. Very well said!! We need more positivity and encouragement May God keep us all on the right path

[@teemadarif8243]

Antonia B. Likewise don't be too hard on your dear sisters . they're simply sharing their thoughts about the video.after all it is KZbin lol

[@elainebmack]

Modesty is beauty and comfort combined. I love the Muslim style, and appreciated it very much during my years in Saudi Arabia.

[@mairamadihah]

nicola: "you use colour to express your personality" yeah because covering your head diminishes all signs of your personality. sheesh

[@a.a5811]

shots fired 👌👌

[@aliaabshir]

👏👏👏

[@UnknownPerson-cw6cg]

A girl bleached her mustache/fuzz. She's covering her hair too

[@UnknownPerson-cw6cg]

Why u got a problem with hijabis

[@UnknownPerson-cw6cg]

Why u got a problem with hijabis

[@mickhernandez2665]

i'm a christian and i can't get enough hijabis.. they are beautiful..

[@Srabi-pj1ze]

thank you bbc radio for this video, we rarely get any women who are willing to learn about out religion and are that acceptable for how we dress and what we wear...etc etc.

[@irun_mon]

+Julian Sorel Islam is a religion, what are you talking about?

[@madihahmudabbir1937]

+Irun Mon yes that's why she praised bbc radio one for giving recognition to these girls and our religion ISLAM

[@madihahmudabbir1937]

+Irun Mon yes that's why she praised bbc radio one for giving recognition to these girls and our religion ISLAM

[@aliyarkhan4631]

Hi friend nice ❤

[@loveyoutube4ever458]

Can people stop hating on them! They are beautiful and gorgeous women!!

[@persianbunny_xo4122]

Standing here and I’m proud to say I’m a Muslim xx May allah bless you all xx

[@Sparks.u]

Its always brilliant to see how other cultures are impacted by fashion. I would love to see more on this!

[@BrokenWindoWx3]

Well everyone does have their own definition of modesty yes, but when you're a muslim you follow the Qurans definition not your own interpretation or desires. May Allah guide us. That's not the correct Hijaab. But however what they said about the Hijaab being how you act as well is something i can agree with.

[@alphafish4756]

Nabila and that abaya girl had proper hijab to an extent

[@alphafish4756]

@b king shut up

[@rick-pv5mz]

I don't understand what was wrong with their hijab. as long as they are covering their hair and neck using their hijab, it is fine.

[@luciekatz6160]

@RoadKillzine when you are ignorant you don't educate yourself you are rambling in the internet.

[@shahdalali7999]

Brother/sister, the quran is open to interpretation. I completely agree that there is only one way for the hijab, but that doesn’t dismiss the fact that a lot of verses are open for interpretation

[@fourmoaryears]

genuine question...If the real purpose of wearing a Hijab is to avoid temptaton from a man looking/perving on that woman (seeing as in the Muslim faith one should not "look" at a woman who is not his wife); what is the actual purpose behind covering up, yet packing on the makeup?

[@fasogeeek]

True. That's why its not actually allowed to wear makeup outside, yet we all do it. Muslims today are very much laid back when it comes to their religion.

[@gerrardandeminem]

Make-up isn't allowed and so isn't a whole lot of things in this video. Except for your husband

[@fasogeeek]

***** islamqa.info/en/67897

[@hxfizax]

exactly

[@fightermma]

Lol fitrah right here people. Muslim Women are not supposed to wear make up or perfume outside of the house

[@DearAliya]

This entire video felt so awkward and dull, mainly because of the presenter.

[@arlondon2434]

i think Nicola was fine, yeah ok if she found it awkward and boring still nice to see young mainstream celeb doing this

[@BlackPower991]

People would say anything just to be negative:)

[@fkasqar8484]

she's the only reason I watched this lol

[@norarahama3283]

P

[@Rosina57NZ]

How rude of you. This is a non Muslim person trying to gain some insight for the rest of us who likewise arent Muslim. Stupid girl you are.

[@somarr3]

Awww this was great to watch after being subscribed to her, proud of you Nabilla 😊

[@nabiilaBee]

zuchh234 Aww thanks huni x

[@isabellevans6647]

Look at our little bean Saima looking all professional 😍😍💜

[@PalaiologosInEXE]

Yah 😍

[@nehasara4010]

Isabelle Vans can you please tell me the names of their channels or their names so I can also watch their videos?? thanks!

[@kaukabzia3354]

Neha Sara saimasmileslike

[@hananhaji607]

Isabelle

[@NadiaAli1]

I don't understand why Nicola found it so hard? The girl only said loose fitted/covering up to the wrist and ankles - a pair of trousers, a loose top and a jacket + those scarves would have been fine??

[@shahdalali7999]

Ummm cause in western nonmuslim countries it is reaaalllllyyyy hard to find modest outfits

[@NadiaAli1]

Shahd Al-Ali in today’s age? Strongly disagree, modest fashion is everywhere now. It’s so much easier than it was 4 years ago when everything had a slit on the skirt and people wore shorter, tighter things more. Now it’s a lot easier to find longer modest lengths

[@shahdalali7999]

Nadia Ali idk maybe the specific area that they live in doesn’t have that, or the store they went to doesn’t have modest clothing. You may never know, and also my muslimah friend from the UK (from sheffield specifically) always tells me how hard it is for her to find good modest clothes

[@aliyarkhan4631]

Hi nadia💕

[@habeebahtahir]

I really loved watching this, it feels good to have someone understand the way Nicola did. I wouldn't expect a non hijabi to understand why or how we wear it or the modest dress struggle in high street stores so this gives me hope. Forwarding this to my friends and family for sure! Thanks Radio 1 :)

[@wandah9468]

Non hijabi who dresses modestly and wears a scarf in USA. Help is on the way!

[@Jaradines]

the red hair is such a beauty

[@cameroonbeauty4ever]

wow that was nice! I really appreciate the presenter's effort in sheding light on hijab and its different facades in the muslim women community. I agree 100% with the scholar... "hijab fashion" can help young muslimah to transition into a hijab lifestyle, but we should not forget that it is an act of worship, something that must draw us near to Allah. I'm so proud to see that a niqabi sister (and female scolar) was interviewed... Really appreciate that. ♥ :)

[@ismahan5792]

The presenter is sooooo AWKWARD

[@dewanmdurnto3592]

Isma Han lol

[@maryamalghazali2909]

We demand something like these shops in America is really hard to find clothes

[@samahamara8543]

well it is really hard to especially try to match the colours and how you face looks with certain scarfs , but heaven has to be deserved , it's worth it at the end and on the psychological and even social context , because you win a peace of mind and comfort ! you feel looking like a very good type of girl , so pure and u'd be happy to see how it reflects your personality and pureness , and socially , you feel respected , you won't find anyone looking at your back (you know what mean) all the bad guys will stay away , it is just a God blessing , i see why he asked us to , it's for nothing but our benefit and interest :D i look like Nabila 's type of Hijabi

[@RubyOpheliaQuinn]

They didn't try on the outfits.

[@ayarose4560]

the outfits could have been much nicer!

[@lilischurniasari1109]

the Prophet (peace be upon him) describes the second of the categories of the inhabitants of Hell, saying: “women, clothed yet naked, drawn to licentiousness and enticing others to it, their heads like the swaying humps of camels…” [Sahîh Muslim (2127)]

[@iffatsultana5295]

I love the fact that you were open minded Nicola that's amazing. this is how we will break the barriers and understand each other is if we ask questions. well done xx

[@jumanaahmed716]

I love this. It's good to finally find some references to look to on how to dress up when I grow up a little and start wearing the hijab.

[@KoriEmerson]

One of the things I wish they would speak about is that Modesty isn't just being a Hijabi. I'm Mormon. I have to have sleeve over my shoulder things to the knee.. nothing too tight. We don't wrap our hair or cover it . But no cleavage ect. I love that modesty is coming to the forefront of fashion. But I wish that people would look at those who aren't Muslim as well

[@LoveWarDeath]

Christians are to cover hair!

[@sweetlikesugar8156]

I really enjoyed this vid and I was searching for this kinda topics that I m really interested in and finally found it, thank u for doing this reportage abt the hijab fashion style or whatever and nabila i'm very proud of u you're such an inspiration to me

[@BackontheBayou]

This was great. Really interesting. And Nicola Roberts is sooo beautiful. Definitely the most under-rated of Girls Aloud but my favorite from the first audition back in the day. She is so original. Also love the intelligent questions she asked the girls and how genuinely interested in the whole topic.

[@masterk2197]

Nicola Roberts, thank u for doing this. This is amazing what you’re doing

[@shahlayousuf]

Masha Allah, good to see young Muslim women taking care of their outfits. Alhamdulilah.

[@valf156115]

I wonder what made them choose Nicola as the 'host', she's not very engaging..

[@hafizatazeen2164]

Really v happy & honoured. Both of them are so mature to welcome and give respect to each other's differences, religious obligations and culture. Welldone ! They did shopping for each other.... Keeping in mind their choices and preferences... No doubt! They have built a bridge between both communities. Stay blessed!

[@sadanaslan1434]

I'm so proud of it cuz I'm kind of a girl who is wearing hijab and I'm so happy about what nabila did actually . And it's so interesting to learn about Muslims and why we girls are wearing this scarf love it

[@fatimazahranasrullah8189]

Soo proud of all the hijabis out there cause even though it's pretty much hard we do it for the sake of Allah.😍

[@slitslit4748]

Yay saima!!! Very nice piece. And I appreciate the interview with the Islamic scholar.

[@zahraa3748]

This was awesome! Loved how modest you all looked and I loved the speeches that were said. My favourite bloggers were all together ☺️💁 fabulous job girls❤️

[@riseandshine7347]

#An advice - when you wear a hijab, you aren't supposed to cover just your hair. you are supposed to pull it down till your bosoms/chest. :)

[@jade-cg1db]

Yeah, I wear a hijab but I normally have my hair sticking out

[@ryanchow8679]

men should cover their eyes to stop being tempted with ur frizzy unwashed hair.

[@najban2922]

Ryan chow, we muslims do not make our own rules like other religions do. We follow the commandments of Allah and teachings of prophet Muhammad(peace be upon him) to enter paradise otherwise we’ll be dragged into hell fire with you.

[@sparklecaulipurple1057]

Proud Muslim ❤️✊🏿

[@NabzPat]

Fascinating documentary. Love watching people with same names hehe! x

[@tiffanyinfinity7317]

This was awesome. I want to start dressing modest but I have the same issues that were noted in the video.

[@ZaraGul]

Loved this!!! Wish I could have seen the outfits on xx

[@RGBenjamin]

Beautiful women. Really enjoyed this video and a big fan of modesty :-)

[@Vintage4Mermaids]

who is that fashion designer??? i want those trousers

[@coolberry356]

I'm loving the way these women break out of their traditional attire by putting a modern twist and individualized. It's modest, classy and chic...just fabulous! !!😊

[@maryapatterson]

Modesty is not just about your outer clothing,it's also about your mind and behaviour.

[@SalmaMoPeace]

Loved this video, good job girls :) Proud of Nabiilabee Have been watching her videos for 3 years

[@azadhassan6831]

I love hijab speechless to explain how much I am glad that l am Muslim from Mauritius

[@zahraagoolam-hussain601]

i love the last part, trust me a bad hijab day is just as bad as a bad hair day

[@eshaa8192]

I live in Saudi...and coloured abayas are POPPING here. At least in Jeddah and the Eastern Province. Lol, I have a pink and dark brown abaya, and whenever I wear it, I get loads of compliments.

[@Honey-vq9dl]

4:24 She described the way hijab should be 100% ♡♡♡

[@diamondyasmeen775]

I' m so proud of Nabila 😍 i love her so much 💕

[@cdctripscremedelacremetrip5896]

HIJAB IS CUSTOM FOR CHRISTIANS ALSO . 1 CORINTHIANS 11:5 every woman.

[@amonique]

Nabila and her friends are literally fashion ICONS

[@aminah761]

Alhumdullilah modesty is beautiful

[@DesertMoon]

Nabiilabee's grey hi-lo layered jacket is banging ;)!

[@mohamednaji7835]

It's so nice to see muslim women wearing hijabs, it add beauty and gives identiy, but don't forget sisters in Islam to have the real hijab that God wants not only a scarf on the head. Thank you for this video

[@Vintage0808]

Oh I loved this one! So nice to see how open minded both sides were :-).

[@lialyemad431]

This video made my day :)))

[@krispy395]

r u muslim?

[@k.a1559]

'Some days i have really bad hijab days' i feel you sis !

[@sumayoabdi643]

Omg I love this video you guys should make more videos about hijabs it's so amazing

[@saramagdy2805]

This is awesome. Thank you BBC for this amazing documentary and the host was beyond amazing too. Really enjoyed it.

[@Bbygirl2829]

This is amazing nabila

[@samihaali9331]

First time seeing a non muslim girl struggle with muslim modesty lool... Someone finally understood our struggle.

[@Honey-vq9dl]

All the girls are so gorgeous and elegant.mashallah love it Favorite 4:24 she described the way hijab should be really good😍

[@inesfoidl]

this was informative and great fun to watch

[@Butterflywarrior214]

Omg that girl in the black abaya/hijab looks so much like a young Michelle Rodriguez!

[@aateriovalhalla2787]

Very nice and modern take on conservative clothing. 🌸🌸🌸

[@husnainali8349]

Great job guys, respect from Pakistan. I just see it as community gap, and you guys are doing great work to mend bridges. Women are the Generals and men are Soldiers. This is the concept my community has. Godspeed champs 🎊🎉👏. Best Wishes

[@fatimacisse9751]

Mashallah they're so beautiful😍

[@ktb1170]

I would just like to add that there are those of us non-Muslims / non-hijabis who still like to dress modestly. Although we don't wear headscarves, whilst we have more freedom than a Muslim girl when shopping for fashionable clothes we always have it in the back of our mind to avoid garments that expose unnecessary flesh. On our streets there are some shockingly badly dressed women who have everything hanging out - I find that far more objectionable than a smart, modestly dressed hijabi.

[@fasogeeek]

Good on you :)

[@ammarif618]

How you understand the word freedom.

[@iname5653]

You can tell Nicola is reading from a script

[@xcobmi]

Nicola Roberts is so pretty and so is Nabila

[@forhadaziz]

since over 1400 years women among muslim ummah wearing hijab they never needed hijabi bloggers to teach them how to wear it right ? so here we have a situation telling people that how to fit in the western culture and how it should be the hijab in west culture.I mean come on you can do it it's all about keeping yourself modest :P

[@forhadaziz]

Abigail Trumbo culture,tradition,race,color, nationalism has nothing to do with islam.If we are in a state of submission we can prevent ourselves going in touch of that challenge.I have noticed those girls they never appeared for me as revert sisters and i believe they are born muslims.I am afraid that those girls have such potential of seducing other muslim sisters who weren't reverts.here is the point why i am concern of mass media that they have such influence.there is no where in that video which says that it's for reverts but it does say that you can go out put some style and you can cover yourselves a bit aswell.It already occurred among west muslim world that those dressing are the righteous ones.It's not covering but with such tight fittings most man might object her.It occurred for me whilst watching that video, is a women goes out for office putting on her suit ,blazer,buttoned all the buttons of her shirt and wears an exceptional headscarf on.It's like fitting in a vast sexualized society and practicing an ideology that we think it's the right way.I dont want people to judge me as idealist or hypocrite.I have expressed what i feel.

[@forhadaziz]

I haven't brought it up for discussion brother|sister I was just trying to put some light on the issue that we were discussing. May be how I think is the right way may be yours .the thing is if I am submitted I can become arabs turkeys westerns doesn't it means we are classifying things according to your statement .you mentioned the word western muslim didn't it.the moment one submits for me he or she becomes a part of islam and it's starts for him to take responsibility from that moment.I would never see him or her as westerns or black.from the state of submission no one would like to implant those ideas of their reality in order fit in Islamic procedures.it's kind of innovations going on init which Islam doesn't allow? I want you to think about muslim sisters 2 generation from now and judge them in their modesty level .don't you think about those future generations who would evolve themselves in surroundings of mass media and technology I am talking about influences.how could you be ever think of those future generations to carry on the legacy of modest muslim women ? From future It's going to sound like shijab I can smell it now.

[@shorouqhammad5034]

wow these Muslim girls are gorgeous ; love ya :)

[@donmalik3123]

Everyone stay in Islamic Prayer God bless you! #MALIK

[@UlyaMaulida]

actually I've been wearing trousers with hijab like almost everyday, it's just about the trousers, you can wear some wide trousers or sometimes I also wear pipe jeans with long top (reaching the knee) just like what nabila did with the green outfit. actually we can also wear sleeveless or even crop top (not the thight ones tho), it's just about how do we style it. Sleveless top with super long cardigan, and crop top with high waisted maxi skirt that could works

[@esecallum]

its funny that they don't want attention from male! but putting on makeup which popped out of the scurf, made it more visible and wearing the non regular cloths among the western people, they are actually grabbing more attention from the people! and more over they've got pretty figure and faces! if you are so devoted and don't want attention then wear the actual burkha like in saudi, afghanistan etc! but by that way also you would gain massive attention though nobody will be able to see your face! so the best way for not being noticed as they want, is to dress as normally as others do and don't wear makeup! nobody will see you! i'm not just getting your point!

[@eceheceheceh]

can people stop complaining? of course it's just a 15 mins video, how can she possibly be able to describe the entire meaning of the hijab, the origin, the dos and don'ts, the taboos and all that kind of stuff. In my opinion, this video is brief and very well informed to those people who does not know anything about hijab at all.

[@laurennoorah9716]

This documentary is awesome, it is nice that a celebrity took the time to do this and try and increase her knowledge on Muslims! In islam we are supposed to support others and not judge and 'backbite'. To some this may not be hijab, but do you know these sisters intentions or their haya within, do you know their relationship with god? who are you to comment on their appearance. As humans we are not perfect and every one is on a journey, commenting belittling comments will not help the ummah or the representation of muslims. Muslims face enough discrimination in society, without their own ummah knocking them down. Please be careful of your actions and what you say, you never know what a person is going through. Salaam Alaykum ( peace be with you)

[@daydreamer097]

beautiful inspiring video

[@sagarkalita8995]

its funny that they don't want attention from male! but putting on makeup which popped out of the scurf, made it more visible and wearing the non regular cloths among the western people, they are actually grabbing more attention from the people! and more over they've got pretty figure and faces! if you are so devoted and don't want attention then wear the actual burkha like in saudi, afghanistan etc! but by that way also you would gain massive attention though nobody will be able to see your face! so the best way for not being noticed as they want, is to dress as normally as others do and don't wear makeup! nobody will see you! i'm not just getting your point!

[@farhahxoxo]

massive respect to all the hijabis in the west

[@dalula6]

where is the shop located at 14 min and 3 seconds?

[@fazalkarim285]

For me hijab is mind blowing... Love hijabs

[@ummnour7121]

One women said: 'as long if you don't show the shape of the body (8:05)... She's showing it herself.. We can see her bodyshapes and that's haram. These 'fashion hijabis' are all wrong. This is not hijaab! Do you think the women in the time of our prophet sallallahu alahi wa salam, wore these types of clothes!? When Allah send down the verse of that women need to cover, do you think that He meant this type of covering? When the prophet saws told the women to cover up, they would cover up, not just shape up. If you were your headscarf for fashion, and not to worship Allah, then you're all wrong... Sad enough. These girls explain as if the hijaab is just a piece of cloth on their head but it's not, it's the way you act and the way you dress, and the way a Muslim women should dress is with covering all of her awrah (everything except from the face and hands).. If they think this is hijaab, just a scarf on their head, and further rest they can wear whatever they want,

[@ummnour7121]

☝🏼 : then a girl in bikini who's wearing shorts and a tank top, and covering her hair with a scarf is also wearing hijaab!? No! These girls need to learn about hijaab

[@arijbriki33]

I honestly coudn't understand your reproach right there.. We can wear 'fashionable' clothes and stick to the caracteristics of hijab, hijab is not necessarily wearing a black Abaya, and like what one of the girls said, we live in an era where different colours do not attract anyone's attention

[@ASYTutos]

+Arij Briki what are fashionable clothes for you? It must be something that hides the body shapes, and a pants is not hiding body shapes. You're saying 'we live in an area were different colors do not attract anyone's attention'.. So we can just wear bikinis be cause it does not attract anyone's attention in this area, drinking alcohol does not anyone's attention in this area because it's 'normal' in this area, wearing skintight clothes are fine be cause we live in an area were skintight clothes don't get attention!? Girl, we must live by the Sunnah rules and by the rules of Allah Subhana wa T'ala, doesn't matter what people say, if there's any Hadith or Quran verse about that women can't wear bright cloth, then there's no excuses.

[@arijbriki33]

+ASY FT then just give me a Hadith or a verse that states women cannot wear colored clothes.. also I clearly stated that we can wear fashionable clothes WITH sticking to Hijab's caracteristics, so the fact that you're mentioning bikinis and alcohol is quite irrelevant. I am also convinced that there's nothing wrong with wearing loose pants with a tunic dress or stuff like that.

[@ummnour7121]

+Arij Briki if you're convinced that you can wear loose pants with a tunic dress, then you really need to study more about the hijaab. It's still showing the body figure, do you think the women in the time of our prophet sallallahu alahi wa Salam, wore these kinds of clothing!?

[@dreaminbunny]

Girls y'all look so good! I am non muslim but i love head coverings and conservative dressing. ^^

[@alhassan5623]

What Nicola said got to me, lots of times I want to buy stuff but I just can't because they are not modest enough to wear. Once in a while I would by something that i can't wear outside like shorts or cropped shirts and just wear it in my house, but then I have to be careful of when my dad is home. Not that it is against our religion, but we are just not used to it and he would say that I'm trying to copy non Muslim life style. Anyways, it used to be a struggle at first, but since I never got attached to wearing revealing clothes it isn't hard to ignore them.

[@rominanazarova8674]

mrs.Saima potatoson always rocks, i would say its a talent

[@islamdeentv5668]

Proud To be à muslim 🌙☝❤

[@lvn2410]

14:05 Does anyone know where that store is???

[@samarh6459]

Loved this! :)