Hijab Is Not Found In The Quran - Noman Ali Khan

Hijab Nikab Quran Hadith Head Covering Muslim Woman Nun Noman Ali Khan Thats Messed Up
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🔥Must Read More: 100% Evidence For Hijab & Niqab From Qur'an & Hadith: HIJAB: 1.1 And tell the believing women to lower their gaze and guard their private parts and not to expose their adornment except that which appears from it and to wrap their headcovers over their chests and not to expose their adornment except to their husbands…” (Surah al-Nūr 31) 1.2 Sayyidah `Āishah said that Sayyidah Asmā’ bint Abū Bakr (May Allah be pleased with them) came to the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless and give him peace) while wearing thin clothing. The Messenger of Allah (Allah bless and give him peace) disliked it and said, “O Asmā’, when a woman reaches puberty, it is not appropriate that any part (of her body) be seen other than this and this.” He indicated towards his face and hands. (Sunan Abī Dāwūd 4104) 1.3 A woman came to the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless and give him peace) and said, "O Messenger of Allah, I have come to offer myself to you." He looked towards her and fixed his gaze on her. Then he lowered his head. When the woman saw that he did not make any decision, she sat down. Then, a man from his Companions stood up and said, "O Messenger of Allah, if you are not interested in her, then marry her to me." (al-Bukhārī 5126) 1.4 Sayyiduna Jābir bin `Abdullah (May Allah be pleased with him) said, “I prayed with the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless and give him peace) on `Īd. He prayed the üalāh before the khuøbah without adhān and iqāmah. He then stood up leaning on Bilal, and he enjoined [upon the people] the fear of Allah, exhorted [them] towards His obedience, advised [them] and admonished them. He then walked until he came to the women and advised them and admonished them. He then asked them to give in charity because they will make up a greater portion of fuel for Jahannam. A woman with darkened cheeks stood up and said, ‘Why, O Messenger of Allah?’ He said, ‘For you complain often and are ungrateful of your spouse.’ Then, they began to donate their jewelry such as their earrings and rings by throwing them onto Bilal’s cloth. (Muslim 2046) 1.5 Once the Prophet (Allah bless and give him peace) was riding an animal with Sayyiduna Faðl bin `Abbās sitting behind him. Sayyiduna `Alī bin Abū ùālib narrated, “A young girl (jāriyah shābbah) from Khath`am tribe asked [the Prophet] for a verdict. She said, ‘My father is an elderly man upon whom hajj has become obligatory. Will he be rewarded if I perform hajj for him?’ He said, ‘[Yes,] perform hajj for your father.’” `Alī said, "He, then, turned Faðl’s face away (as he was looking at her). So `Abbās (May Allah be pleased with them all) said, 'O Messenger of Allah, why did you turn your cousin’s face away?’ He said, ‘I saw a young man and a young woman, and they were not safe from Shayøān.’’ (Sunan al-Tirmidhī 885) 1.6 The Prophet (Allah bless and give him peace) said, “A woman in iúrām4should not wear niqab or gloves.” (al-Bukhārī 1838) NIQAB: 2.1 O Prophet, tell your wives and daughters and the women of the believers to bring down over themselves part of their jalābīb (outer garments). (Surah al-Aúzāb 59) 2.2 Sayyidah `Āishah (May Allah be pleased with her) said, “A woman would lower her jilbāb over her head onto her face.” (Fatú al-Bārī 3:406) 2.3 “The Messenger of Allah (Allah bless and give him peace) would order the young girls, the older women, those of úijāb 10 and the menstruating women to attend the two `Īds... One of them said, ‘O Messenger of Allah! What if she does not have a jilbāb?’ He said: ‘Then, let her sister lend her a jilbāb.’” (Sunan al-Tirmidhī 539) 2.4 Sayyidah `Āishah (May Allah be pleased with her) narrated, “While I was sitting, I fell asleep. ýafwān bin al-Mu`aøøal al-Sulamī al-Dhakwānī, who had lagged the army, came to where I was. He saw the body of a person who was asleep. He recognized me when he saw me as he had seen me before [the mandating of] úijāb. I awoke when he recited, ‘Innā lillāhi wa innā ilayhi rāji`ūn’ after recognizing me. I then covered my face with my jilbāb.” (al-Bukhārī 3910, Muslim 2770) 2.5 Sayyidah `Āishah (May Allah be pleased with her) said, “While we were in iúrāmwith the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless and give him peace), riders would pass by us. Whenever they rode alongside one of us women, she would lower her jilbāb from her head over her face. Whenever they had passed on, we would uncover our faces.” (Sunan Abī Dāwūd 1833) 2.6 And when you ask [the Prophet’s wives] for something, ask them from behind a úijāb. That is purer for your hearts and their hearts. (Surah al-Aúzāb 53) 2.7 A woman called Umm Khallād came to the Prophet (Allah bless and give him peace) wearing a niqab. She was searching for her son, who had been killed (during abattle). Some of the Companions of the Prophet (Allah bless and give him peace) said to her, “You have come here asking for your son while veiling your face?” She said, “If I am afflicted with the loss of my son, I will not also suffer the loss of my modesty.” (Sunan Abī Dāwūd 2488) 2.7a Hishām bin `Urwah said, “Ibn Isúāq took hadith from my wife, Fāøimāh bint alMundhir. By Allah, he never saw her.” Imam al-Dhahabõ said, “Hishām is truthful in his oath. [Ibn Isúāq] never saw her. Nor has any man ever alleged that he saw her. Rather, it has only been said that she narrated to him. We (too) have taken hadith from many women and we have never seen them. In the same way, many of the Tabi`ñn14 narrated from Sayyidah `ôishah (May Allah be pleased with her) without ever having seen her face!” (Siyar A`lām al-Nubalā’ 7:37) 2.8 And those old women, who have no hope for marriage, there is no blame on them for putting aside their thiyāb while not displaying their beauty. Still, that they refrain (from this) is better for them. (Surah al-Nūr 6 2.9 `Āüim al-Aúwal said, “We came to ûafüah bint Sirīn while she had her jilbāb in such a way that it covered her face. We said to her, ‘May Allah have mercy on you. Allah ta’āla says, ‘And those old women, who have no hope for marriage, there is no blame on them for putting aside their thiyāb while not displaying their beauty.’ Then she said to us, ‘What comes after that (in the ayah)?’ We then recited, ‘Still, that they refrain (from this) is better for them.’ So she said, ‘That refers to the jilbāb.’” (alBayhaqī 7:93) 2.10 And tell the believing women to lower their gaze and guard their private parts and not to expose their adornment except that which appears from it and to wrap their headcovers over their chests and not to expose their adornment except to their husbands…” (Surah al-Nūr 31) So which one is obligated? Check out this short PFD to see how people from the past (the best generations) understood the evidence. Women who wear the niqab or hijab for the sake of Allah without taking pride in their beauty and displaying it, which is hypocrisy, will undoubtedly get a reward from their Lord (In Sha Allah). Those who have a disease in their hearts would reject the truth, which is a primary cause of arrogance, and Allah, without a doubt, does not GUIDE the arrogant person. So always be sincere with Allah about your feelings and intentions, ask for forgiveness if you've ever felt hypocrisy or arrogance in your heart, and always embrace the truth-even if it goes against who you are-and adjust your ways towards the right act. bukhari2013.files.wordpress.com/2016/12/niqab-8-2.pdf 🔥Don't Leave Without Reading This: The mission of this channel is to give you a warning to stay connected to the content that motivates you towards the only Deen (a set of beliefs and actions) acceptable in the sight of Allah, which is Islam. Remember, you are what you consume, whether in the real or digital world. Your environment gradually changes you, similar to a virus, altering your emotions, thoughts, and psychology. This alteration leads to the normalization of certain feelings, beliefs, and actions. 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[@thinkbeforeyoutype7106]

Masha’Allah! THANK YOU so much for the great explanation. May Allah continue to have MERCY on us, continue to PROTECT us, continue to FORGIVE us, continue to GUIDE us, and continue to BLESS us.

[@azizulhaque5097]

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[@Dr.Sneezy]

IF YOU WOULD REMEMBER THE HADITH - THE MI'RAJ,,,... They'll be women in hell hanging from their hair, the messenger (SAW) asked "who are they" and the angel Jibrill replied "those are the people who Didn't wear a hijab".

[@amiyahajji7101]

@@Dr.Sneezy subhaanallah.

[@arifmaghribi]

1= Every verse in Quran has a history as why it was revealed, you should tell this. 2= Your explanation makes it clear women are not required to cover faces.

[@muchadoabouthyacinth]

I have been saying this for years actually. The importance in this verse is covering the breasts. That is overlooked. In those days head coverings were common and practical but many women had exposed breasts.

[@Adam-np2ik]

It's not only for covering the breasts. Didn't you watch the video

[@moa3810]

bingo!

[@fuadrzayev4136]

one should cover whole body except face hands feet under ankle. Both head and breasts should be covered. Rules of Islam are so for 14 centuries. Now dont invent a new religion from yourself!

[@sarakhan9671]

Yea! Thank you for pointing that out.. I have been saying that out too for so long that focal point is cover your chest... Not the hair because they were covering the hair even before Islam.. Arabic culture.

[@EthnographybyKhadA]

This is so powerful and well explained. As a newly revert, I often try to explain the purpose/reason if ask with clarity for who ask but with little understanding from the receiver. This explains it so well, where I am now able to explain in more detail. Thanks for sharing.

[@sam_mirza]

He says: “Horses don’t have shawls on, heh heh hehe” 4:05 Does that mean they have head scarves on? It may seem like a good explanation for people looking for confirmation but I also tried to show it to a friend who was searching to understand the meaning and I’m really sorry. Think of the person who emailed requesting an explanation

[@thinkbeforeyoutype7106]

Exactly! Masha’Allah! THANK YOU so much for the great explanation. May Allah continue to have MERCY on us, continue to PROTECT us, continue to FORGIVE us, continue to GUIDE us, and continue to BLESS us.

[@thinkbeforeyoutype7106]

@@sam_mirza You literally missed the entire point in which he gave you amble of evidence of the word itself as head covering but you couldn’t say anything about it so you want to cherry-pick his words. May Allah guide you.

[@thinkbeforeyoutype7106]

@@sam_mirza 2:13 don’t ignore this explanation

[@sam_mirza]

@@thinkbeforeyoutype7106 “It literally means COVER” 3:28 A cover is just any cover, still that doubt remains that it could mean any COVER - a shawl, neck scarf, etc… And explanations using Khammar/alcohol: “It messes with your mind” 3:33 It actually covers the ability I’m still trying to understand the point - why do you have to say HEAD when it literally means COVER and it is actually affecting your mind and ability.?

[@buddygunner1871]

I’m not Muslim but thank you for the translation! I’m interested in all Religions in the World Peace and God Bless You!

[@icebreaker8682]

Africa and the Middle East were better before Islam

[@loaychehade5900]

@@icebreaker8682 do you have any proof

[@Janinepurple]

Awww comments like this make me happy 🥰 May Allah bless you too brother

[@Janinepurple]

@@icebreaker8682 that’s not true. There are so many videos on yt on that topic. Just watch some of them and you will see why you’re wrong

[@Janinepurple]

@Zoya 11 I have to disagree. You can learn about religion through KZbin like we did now with this video. And also you don’t know if the brother already read the Quran.

[@xyzabc6898]

Holy Quran 2.269---He gives WISDOM to whom He wills, and whoever has been given WISDOM has certainly been given Much GOOD. And none will remember except those of understanding.

[@sammynatal6471]

Exactly.

[@bokaballa9567]

Mashaallah

[@btsot7army112]

I love hizab and also always carry hizab I always wear in public with my own mind but seriously I read Quran and hijab is not found in Quran except cover your chest they never say cover your face and cover your hair 😳

[@maryfathima7341]

True..He only please with pure souls...who are not pretenders

[@imankhalifa5152]

@@btsot7army112 Dear, I'm afraid you do not understand the translation of the word " khemar". I have stated it in my comments. Please check

[@Saa42808]

Bitter truth! When something looks burdensome in Deen people try to find excuses to avoid that and exactly the same could be said for the “Hijab” issue. Women who have no problem wearing one will never be found making it an issue in the first place.

[@ghasankamaldien2633]

EXACTLY!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@aslamkhan-ei3um]

That's why it's so important to understand the Qur'an as it was understood by the companions of prophet (pbuh). This was a great explaination by our brother, jazakallahu khair.

[@Treckorz]

How about the prophets family? Why do people keep mentioning companion and forget his family? His family were closer and more beloved to him than his companions. If not, islamic c family values will not be as high regard as they are.

[@alvinman8]

@@Treckorz you have weird understanding

[@abdulkayumshaikh2116]

@@Treckorz the one who has imaan is the family

[@tbone8119]

Very good approach. The same way you should study all verses and how they were understood! like when the quran confuses mary, mother of Jesus with miriam, sister of Moses in Sura 19,27-28 and sura 66,12 complemented by Sahih Muslim 5326. There are many errors and contradictions in the Quran. Or even "revelations" mohammed came up with for his own benefit like Sura 66,1-2 and Sunan An Nasai 4 36 3411. Your own sources documented the fake-prophet lying and havings female slaves for his pleasure: "It was narrated from Anas, that the Messenger of Allah had a female slave with whom he had intercourse, but 'Aishah and Hafsah would not leave him alone until he said that she was forbidden for him. Then Allah, the Mighty and Sublime, revealed: "O Prophet! Why do you forbid (for yourself) that which Allah has allowed to you.' until the end of the Verse."

[@allflying3]

@@alvinman8 He is shia probably.

[@xyzabc6898]

Holy Quran 17.7-- "If you do GOOD, you do GOOD for YOURSELVES; and if you do EVIL, [you do it] to YOURSELVES."

[@ahassen1236]

Wonderful quote, but it how does that apply to what the video is referring to? You are being judgemental, not educational.

[@07silvali]

Well, I have some BAD NEWS and some GOOD NEWS. The BAD NEWS, is that all religions except for Christianity are wrong. I know, that sounds intolerant, insensitive and politically incorrect. But it's the TRUTH!! Jesus died for our sins, was buried and rose again on the third day. He shed His blood on the cross for you. Your part is to Repent of your sins and Trust in Him, in order to be saved. You MUST believe in the Gospel of Jesus Christ!!! It really is that simple. You may say, 'What if I don`t believe?". In that case, you`re going to ETERNAL CONDEMNATION IN HELL!! And YES, Hell is a place of eternal fire and torment where people will spend ALL ETERNITY!!!! It is not a place of the dead. It is not a place of soul sleep. And it is not a place where the wicked will ultimately be destroyed someday. It is a place of eternal, conscious punishment, FOREVER!!! The GOOD NEWS is that if, you repent of ALL your sins and Trust in the RIGHT Jesus TODAY, God will save you. He will grant you eternal life, not because you earned it, deserve it or because you are a good person, but because He wants to give you eternal life as a FREE GIFT!!! The Bible says that God will make you Born Again. He will give you a New Heart and New Desires. Do it today! Because tomorrow maybe too late!!!! "Jesus answered him, I am the way, and the truth, and the l

[@ifam4076]

One thing is written in quran "Allah has given the smallest examples to explain everything, some people get the good track while some people don't appreciate those and got mislead"

[@07silvali]

What does ETERNITY represent? IT'S FOREVER!! IT`S A LONG TIME!! The question is, where will you go after you die and enter ETERNITY? Have you ever lied? Hated someone? Did you steal something? If you have committed any of these acts, you are in God's eyes a liar, a murderer and a thief! Under these conditions, you will spend eternity in HELL!!! But this is not God's desire for you. JESUS ​​CHRIST died for you and rose again on the third day. HE did this so that you would be forgiven of your sins and have a relationship with God. If you repent of your sins (turn away from them) receive and trust in JESUS ​​CHRIST, you will be forgiven by Him and you will be guaranteed ETERNAL LIFE!!! THIS IS THE TRUTH!!! Do it today, before you enter ETERNITY!!! Tomorrow may be too late!!! "Jesus answered him, I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father except through Me." (John 14:6)

[@cowsmuggler1646]

You got the bad track. Because you are idolatries. You can use a shawl as a shirt. How you gonna use your hands? Veils can't take you to the paradise. They have no magic. That is idolatry.

[@romanakhan4075]

@@cowsmuggler1646 what does your comment even mean, I am wondering.

[@cowsmuggler1646]

@@romanakhan4075 You are idyll warships. Coo far. Ain't no magical veils.

[@ifam4076]

@@romanakhan4075 neither I 😂😂

[@adibayoub6048]

This shows how complex the Al-Quran in using Arabic language in its play of words and meaning, so much that it became the basis for the standard Arabic language grammar.

[@lealemon4856]

that is why hadith come along so that we will understand .

[@haroonlegends567]

I refer your point to the Quran. And what I learn is the Quran has been made easy to understand and it is clear with details.

[@user-hq8sl7om9i]

@@lealemon4856 Quran in itself is complete and easy. People who aren't from Arab origin find it difficult as the language itself is unknown that's it. Nowhere the Hadith picture comes into place. For sure authentic hadith helps to be a better follower of Allah.

[@07silvali]

Well, I have some BAD NEWS and some GOOD NEWS. The BAD NEWS, is that all religions except for Christianity are wrong. I know, that sounds intolerant, insensitive and politically incorrect. But it's the TRUTH!! Jesus died for our sins, was buried and rose again on the third day. He shed His blood on the cross for you. Your part is to Repent of your sins and Trust in Him, in order to be saved. You MUST believe in the Gospel of Jesus Christ!!! It really is that simple. You may say, 'What if I don`t believe?". In that case, you`re going to ETERNAL CONDEMNATION IN HELL!! And YES, Hell is a place of eternal fire and torment where people will spend ALL ETERNITY!!!! It is not a place of the dead. It is not a place of soul sleep. And it is not a place where the wicked will ultimately be destroyed someday. It is a place of eternal, conscious punishment, FOREVER!!! The GOOD NEWS is that if, you repent of ALL your sins and Trust in the RIGHT Jesus TODAY, God will save you. He will grant you eternal life, not because you earned it, deserve it or because you are a good person, but because He wants to give you eternal life as a FREE GIFT!!! The Bible says that God will make you Born Again. He will give you a New Heart and New Desires. Do it today! Because tomorrow maybe too late!!!! "Jesus answered him, I am the way, and the truth, and the l

[@mimialdarwish]

Still very unclear. Because you have assured your listeners that the language of Quraan is Arabic makes it easy for any shaykh or speaker to translate it however he/she sees fit…. What you have failed to do is make it clear to everyone that the language of Quraan is لسان which means tongue (this in itself is a whole large and very detailed chapter). Therefore it is not the common Arabic language created by the the Arab grammar expert, poets and Arabic language scholars. The Quraan in itself it to be understood by all…. Arabs have simplified it as well as complicated it to suit their greedy needs. My personal opinion about this very video is that the chest (breasts) is what is meant to be covered and not the hair. Breasts are far more appealing and attention seeking than hair.

[@khalilomar6364]

For those not watching the video or not good at English/Arabic, basically you take your hijab/khimaar and don't let it hang behind your head (while its worn on your head) but let it hang Infront of you so that it will cover your chest too.

[@nafisaahmed1330]

Bang on 👍

[@sam_mirza]

NO ladies’HIJAB found in the Quran. The word HIJAB is used in the Quran but not for ladies. The word is KHIMAR in Surah Noor - that is Quran24:31 - Root Meaning of KHIMAR is just COVERING, it can also be a neck scarf, any scarf, dupatta etc. Also there is NO burqa, veil, niqab or any such importance of hair, head, face cover found in the Quran BUT the EXPLANATIONS of ‘Sect’ /Firqa Mou|vee promoted Hijab, niqab etc - by adding it in books written much later after the Quran AND by adding words with /without brackets in translations and explanations - and ALSO these Firqa leaders wrote the Dictionary centuries later. - ask them : when and who wrote the Dictionary they show their meanings from?. - by Searching transliteration of Q24.31: “yadribna bi’Khumur’ihinna ala juyoob’ihinna” - The importance is about : *..put forth the Khimar over the JAYB…* Jayb just means OPENING, - like an opening in a dress or some people translate it as chest/ bosoms. [Plural is: khumur, juyoob] - *they took the desert clothing that is needed in sand storms and called it religion* How can a religion claiming to be for the whole world - promote desert clothing for far off freezing lands? IF anyone wants TO FOLLOW WORDS OF ALLAH then they should verify with the Quran - coz every secondary source should match with the Quran AND they should not add words in translations. The other verse in Surah Ahzab that is Quran 33.59 is about JILBAB - it’s about wearing loose clothing, where it also says that “they can be RECOGNISED and not harassed” So the condition is to be recognised : how will anyone RECOGNISE if you cover fully - like a tent? - so avoid tight clothing - it’s really simple as per Quran. Some of them will not VERIFY what is in the Quran - word by word. And you may get to see how they will jump to start calling IGNORANT and names to the person showing them the research.

[@Melon-ALL-Free]

@@sam_mirza From what I have learned both men a women have to cover their aurah when going out or with certain people. For men is just from belly button to knee and for women it the whole body except palm and face. So as long they wear cloths that cover their aurah and not tight I think they are good to go.

[@Dont-worry1618]

@@Melon-ALL-Free yes but for a guy shoulders is strongly recommended.

[@DynamoLord]

@@sam_mirza to fully understand the Quran, you need Hadith my brother. Go read the hadith about how the Muslim women should dress and read about what the prophet said

[@yousseferradi2105]

there's a simple rule, If you can't pray while wearing something, then it shouldn't be worn in the first place

[@musatoyer8027]

Some people just want to read their own meanings and understandings into the verses because it suits there agenda. This issue has already been dealt with and discussed by all the major scholars in the past and their is consensus on this issue. It is mujma 'alayh(agreed upon).

[@haroonlegends567]

The Quran is easy to understand, with respect to technology we have scholars, real scholars of the past who research much of the way of life through various science and technology, etc, and they add value to mankind as they walk the walk. This has not been dealt with as was never needed, the Quran is clear on this issue and we have dresses worldwide that are different as cultural etc. Also, the majority is always wrong. Not sure what you meant by "all the major scholars.

[@IRAM_rehman]

Agree

[@glyderglyder]

musa Sir RIGHT... ITS CALLED ///IJMA// GROUP OF SCHOLARS

[@haroonlegends567]

Not sure about your answer. What do you mean group?

[@deenszxking6818]

@@haroonlegends567 meaning a group of expert people in a religion. In our days, we might call them professors. Back in the day, they were many expert who agree upon something and disagree upon something among them. But for this case, Everyone agreed on this.

[@tot879]

Nouman Ali khan is one of the beautiful souls of our time. How easy he explain this.

[@07silvali]

What does ETERNITY represent? IT'S FOREVER!! IT`S A LONG TIME!! The question is, where will you go after you die and enter ETERNITY? Have you ever lied? Hated someone? Did you steal something? If you have committed any of these acts, you are in God's eyes a liar, a murderer and a thief! Under these conditions, you will spend eternity in HELL!!! But this is not God's desire for you. JESUS ​​CHRIST died for you and rose again on the third day. HE did this so that you would be forgiven of your sins and have a relationship with God. If you repent of your sins (turn away from them) receive and trust in JESUS ​​CHRIST, you will be forgiven by Him and you will be guaranteed ETERNAL LIFE!!! THIS IS THE TRUTH!!! Do it today, before you enter ETERNITY!!! Tomorrow may be too late!!! "Jesus answered him, I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father except through Me." (John 14:6)

[@leilahaha1016]

Google him. It's more complicated than that.

[@sam_mirza]

NO ladies’HIJAB found in the Quran. The word HIJAB is used in the Quran but not for ladies. The word is KHIMAR in the Quran24:31 - Root Meaning of KHIMAR is just COVERING, it can also be a neck scarf, any scarf, dupatta, chadar, etc. There is no head, hair, veil, niqab or any such importance in the Quran, but the EXPLANATIONS of ‘Sect’ /Firqa leaders promoted it - by adding it in books written much later after the Quran AND by adding words with brackets in translations and explanations - and also these Firqa leaders wrote the Dictionary centuries later to push their meanings - ask them : when and who wrote the Dictionary that they show their meanings from? - we should not accept new meanings to the words after the word is used in the Quran - now the meanings can be understood by checking the same word usage within the Quran - see where it is used again. They should know when the same root word is used for intoxicants even then it’s used for COVER - any intoxicant or alcohol COVERS the ability inside the mind - NOTE : it does not cover the hair or outer-head. - by Searching transliteration of Q24.31: “yadribna bi’Khumur’ihinna ala juyoob’ihinna” [Plurals : khumur, juyoob] - The importance is about : *..put forth the Khimars OVER THE JAYBs…* Jayb just means OPENING, - like an opening in a dress, deep-neck, like shirt pocket - is a jayb (or) some people translate it as chest/ bosoms coz that’s where the Jayb is. - *they took the desert clothing that is needed in sand storms and called it religion* How can a religion claiming to be for the whole world - promote desert clothing for far off freezing lands? IF anyone wants TO FOLLOW WORDS OF ALLAH then they should verify with the Quran - coz every secondary source should match with the Quran AND they should not add words in translations. The other verse in the Quran 33.59 is about JILBAB - it’s about wearing loose clothing, where it also says that “they can be RECOGNISED and not harassed” So the condition is to be recognised : how will anyone RECOGNISE if you cover fully - like a tent? - so avoid tight clothing - it’s really simple as per Quran. Some of them will not VERIFY what is in the Quran - word by word. And you may get to see how they will jump to start calling IGNORANT and names to the person showing them the research.

[@aqeelrather]

@@leilahaha1016 " Google Him " 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@mirwaiz9619]

@@leilahaha1016 elaborate

[@blueclouds5509]

If a Muslim man were to leave his religion he would look no different than before. If a Muslim woman were to leave her religion, she would look so different. I often ask myself how do I spot a Muslim men on the street? The answer is you can’t, but you can easily spot a Muslim woman on the street. Do you guys notice on the debate of whether hijab is compulsory, in the comment sections you will see men commenting on it. It’s a men’s world. they think they can tell what a women what to do. They don’t understand a woman wearing a hijab is putting herself at risk for assaults in western countries and they don’t care about the safety of Muslim woman. Look at third world countries. Muslim men are beating women. they are cussing at women. I have thought Islam teaches everyone to be kind, I have thought the main point of the religion is to be a good person. But the men are so FOCUSED on HIJAB when there are many other sins in the world to be concerned about. Heck I’ve seen plenty of Muslim men smoking, wearing shorts or shaving their beards but they don’t care. Please men if u see a Muslim woman not wearing hijab BE KIND TO HER do not treat her like she ISNT A MUSLIM and that she is a SINNER. It’s so funny they put hijabis on a pedestal. I’ve seen hijabis not praying 5 times a day. In short don’t judge someone by their choices or appearances. You are not the judge and you cannot know/understand the connections someone have with ALLAH S.W.T.

[@shamina-x9461]

Those who fight for the hijab are fighting for the chains of women. Hijab is a piece of cloth that was given to the women, by Muhammad, as per the request of Umer, so that they would not be identified when they went out in the open space to defecate(Q33:59). When He saw that women are an obstacle to his loot, murder and making women sex slaves, he wrapped them in black sack and ordered not to educate them. He asked men to beat the women who don’t obey(Q4:34) and made them the tillage of men(Q2:223). Made her powerless by making her “one in four”(Q4:3). Told, she had only half brain(Q 2:282). Asked men to talaq her, at his own will. But in the age of internet, realising that there is a world beyond their home, Muslim women picked up the book. When she started asking questions, the religious leaders and the Mahal goons were shaken. These goons want to tie muslim women along with the cows in the barn. Those who fight for the hijab are fighting for the shackles of the Muslim female community. Islam does not respect women’s education, freedom, and rights. Hijab is a conspiracy encouraged by Muslims to create an insult that all Muslim women and Non-muslim women who don't wear Hijab are Naked!! Hijab is an insult to all Women! Hijab is the symbol of slavery. Hijab is not a choice, but is forced as a sign of patriarchy over women. Hijab is not just a face and breast cover! Hijab is shackles on your hands, legs, thoughts and on your freedom!!! O, ye women, you have nothing to loose, fight for freedom. Burn Hijabs!!! End note : Watching women defending Islam is like watching chickens defending KFC.

[@maryooma-7745]

The thing is hijab is compulsory, men sadly (esp Middle Eastern societies) are the ones put on a pedestal, if they were to do something wrong they would say oh it's fine he was just having fun out of his mind but if it were a woman they may kill her, a man's hijab is from the belly button to the knee but they don't abide by it. Also, men should lower their gaze too. What the men you were talking about are doing is absolutely unIslamic they should too follow the rules.

[@AmandaAnttila-ux6ob]

That is an excuse and my husband doesn't force me. It is written and prescribed for us, I see alot of women acting lime Christians and making the hijab about how they feel or what they want which usually forces them to make up any excuse against it to make themselves feel better about not wearing it I love in a region where there are NO Muslims and I wear hijab out in public I get looks and eyes rolled and guess what I DONT CARE I DONT FEAR MAN I FESR ALLAH. Don't trade the hereafter for this Dunya you don't wear it bc your afraid of man more then god. It's happening everywhere. I see some strong reverts coming out now, just like Allah said would happen. You only.hurt yourself when you decide to go against Allah, he will replace you with another pious believer.

[@AmandaAnttila-ux6ob]

Another thing ISLAM is perfect a d muslims are not. Don't conflate people's behavior with the entirety of the religion because there are men like that in every walk of life, and women too.

[@mahfouz7142]

What's relevant here is that if you read the verse in context, your argument falls flat on its face, because god himself is telling the prophet to advise the people to dress a certain way specifically to avoid getting a certain reaction from society.

[@Goodfellow62]

Even if we assume that "Khimar" was used in Arabia to cover the head and hair, this verse does not say that the khimar should be covering the head & hair. It says pull the khimar to cover the breasts (emphasis is on covering the breast, not head/hair). So if a woman has her khimar laying loosely on her shoulders with the hair fully exposed, as long as the khimar is covering her breasts, the demand of this Aya is fulfilled.

[@mohamedibraahim2331]

Let me tell you dont misguide people becouse after this revelation of aayah aaisha covered her head shoulders and the whole body

[@mohamedibraahim2331]

Let not seculars misguide you at all

[@mohamedibraahim2331]

And learn quraan and sunah well

[@mitsume_slay]

​@@mohamedibraahim2331 because she wanted to

[@raina2319]

​@@mohamedibraahim2331why don't you try wearing a hot sticky garment which covers you fully in extremely hot weather? Quran also says not to drink or smoke, yet many men do that. They also go around bare chested and wear shorts. Why don't men try to educate men about how men should be dressed in public? And how they should lower their gaze when facing a woman? Why is everyone so obsessed with women wearing hijab? When men do so many things for the sake of fashion. Western culture is apparently only good enough for men, and not for women.

[@theriveroffaith852]

I am a Christian and I love Allah and Isa. Isa is visiting Muslims in dreams and in visions around the world!

[@hnurtanic]

[@leenav4716]

There is only on savior for you and thats Jesus who died on the cross As per Quran Isa didnt die on cross so Isa and Jesus of bible are different Allah is one of the pagan God of Qureshi who has three daughters. Allah does not mean God it is the name of pagan God like Bal Yahowa was the name of the true God that was revealed to Abraham and Moses and Israel You cannot put your feet on two boats you will sink

[@chaosinfernoid9008]

@@leenav4716 Dude, im not even a believer at all, but Allah literally means God in arabic. Bruh. 💀

[@Desert_Kingdom]

@@chaosinfernoid9008 He doesn't know his jesus used the word Allah for the god in aramaic too aalah and allah same.

[@chaosinfernoid9008]

@@Desert_Kingdom Exactly Brother, Jesus (Isa) spoke aramaic just like you said. Moreover the Bible actually proves it even more. The Qu'ran even talks to the bible of the book and clears it up as you may know: 4:171 "O People of the Book! Do not go to extremes in your religion. and say nothing but the truth about God. The Christ Jesus, son of Mary, was only a messenger of Allah and His word, conveyed to Mary, a spirit from Him. So believe in God and His messengers and do not say: There are three [Trinity]. Desist, it will be better for you. Indeed, Allah is the one and only God. His Holiness is far above having a son. To Him belongs whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on the earth. And God is sufficient as a guardian." Yes, my thinking changed over the month. Subhan'allah. :)

[@syarifahsabira3115]

Assalamualaikum everyone who listen to this channel. May Allah guide us all to the right path and the right way. Thanks for sharing this info.

[@bintangtirtana2080]

Wa'alaikumussalam

[@07silvali]

This is the Gospel of the REAL JESUS: Jesus died for our sins, was buried and rose again on the third day. He shed His blood on the cross for you. Your part is to Repent of your sins and Trust in Him. BUT, you MUST Trust in the right Jesus! Otherwise you haven't Truly Repented! Are you trusting in the Jesus of the Bible? If not, then you are still in your sins! You are STILL GUILTY of IDOLATRY!! And, in this situation, you will be cast in the lake of fire, for ALL ETERNITY!!! Repent of ALL your sins and Trust in the RIGHT Jesus today and God will save you. He will grant you eternal life, not because you earned it, deserve it or because you are a good person, but because He wants to give you eternal life as a FREE GIFT!!! Accept it today!!! Tomorrow maybe too late!! "Jesus answered him, I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father except through Me." (John 14:6)

[@khadijafatima9240]

O Allah, I seek refuge with Your Pleasure from Your anger. I seek refuge in Your forgiveness from Your punishment. I seek refuge in You from You. I cannot count Your praises, You are as You have praised Yourself, Ya Allah make our Iman stronger and bring us closer to you and guide us towards path of right guidance.. May Allah accept our duas and remove our sadness and anxiety.

[@najlaa92]

Wow... that subject was on my mind for so long. I wear the scarf over my head. However, I was really confused whether covering the head was actually prescribed in the Qur'an because all the translations that I've read so far does not describe the word khimar as a head covering.. this can cause so much confusion in the mind. Im glad I came across this video. Thank you.

[@monocle8868]

It is originally a Christian tradition that was adopted from the Jewish tradition: St. Paul asked women to cover their hair WHILE attending prayer services. Even until now, the Greek, Syrian and Chaldean Christian women are still covering their heads when attending church services. The Muslim religion, that came about 500 years after Christianity fully established, suggested women to cover their hair at all time outside the house as a sign of piety and non-slave class. -- Two other Christian traditions that were adopted by Islam: Fasting during holy month, and 5-times prayers a day. In the Christian tradition, these rules only apply to members of religious orders, ie; monks, priests and nuns, and still being practiced today by monks and nuns of certain Catholic religious orders (Cistercians, Franciscan(?), and certainly Trappist). But in Islam they are applicable to everyone. --- There is nothing new in religion, really, in the end ALL of them are just FIGMENTS of human imagination, created with the primary intention to control people (certainly Christianity was, a tool devised by the Flavian Roman Emperor to unite the crumbling Roman Empire). As humanity progresses; Some forms of Islam are more compatible with modern society, like the one practiced in Turkey, Albania, Morocco, Tunisia and in Indonesia before the mass hijab-wearing histeria after the arrival of the Wahhabism and Salafist movement from Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Other Muslim communities like the one in Afghanistan and Pakistans are clearly still in the Middle Ages.

[@KKgaming2001]

@@monocle8868 that is not religion however; that is the result of oppressive cultures which permeates religion. For instance, look at first-world Muslim societies like the united Arab emirates for example. Countries such as Dubai do not have social issues like in many western societies.

[@KKgaming2001]

however it is still progressive; in terms of its economy; society ect. being progressive does not mean to be western; I feel like the term "modernization" or "progressive" is too associated with western societies; in terms of its ideology and societies; this is due to the fact in history books the pinnacle of modernization started with the "industrial revolution" which indeed did start in the west. However, if you look at where the period of "modernization" or period of "enlightenment" it is without a doubt that it started in the Islamic world.

[@monocle8868]

@@KKgaming2001 No social issues? LOL ! I am US Citizen with properties in North Africa. I visit UAE often to spend my cash on mindless European gadgets. Those shit of fake “countries” are an example of floating cesspool. The cities were built by slave from Pakistans, Malaysia and Indonesia, and some of the buildings are not even connected to main sewer system, just to cut cost. Literally truck loads of SHIT needs to be transported to the sea shore to get processed ……

[@erinwhite8456]

@@KKgaming2001 doesn’t Dubai have a problem with basically enslaving foreign workers and taking their passports so they can’t leave?

[@Souchi-ito]

Some people get defensive about covering. So instead of telling them to cover themselves, encourage them to pray Salah. If a person regularly prays Salah, insha'Allah the rest will come in line one day. Don't force it or judge them, it'll only repel them from Islam. Look what happened in Iran. Encourage women and men to pray Salah first cause that's the first thing Allah SWT will ask us during hashr/ judgment day. Many men and women cover themselves for societal norms but don't pray salah regularly even though it's more important. My point is, if a person prays Salah regularly, that person will start following other rules of Islam eventually with their own will and with a stronger connection to Allah SWT, insha'Allah.

[@maryamm321]

This is what we really need to tell and explain all the people in India right now...many have their own meaning of pardah

[@zmohammad2517]

Same with some Pakistani people. They only use the part of their head covered not all.

[@sam_mirza]

NO ladies’HIJAB found in the Quran. The word HIJAB is used in the Quran but not for ladies. The word is KHIMAR in Surah Noor - that is Quran24:31 - Root Meaning of KHIMAR is just COVERING, it can also be a neck scarf, any scarf, dupatta etc. Also there is NO burqa, veil, niqab or any such importance of hair, head, face cover found in the Quran BUT the EXPLANATIONS of ‘Sect’ /Firqa Mou|vee promoted Hijab, niqab etc - by adding it in books written much later after the Quran AND by adding words with /without brackets in translations and explanations - and ALSO these Firqa leaders wrote the Dictionary centuries later. - ask them : when and who wrote the Dictionary they show their meanings from?. - by Searching transliteration of Q24.31: “yadribna bi’Khumur’ihinna ala juyoob’ihinna” - The importance is about : *..put forth the Khimar over the JAYB…* Jayb just means OPENING, - like an opening in a dress or some people translate it as chest/ bosoms. [Plural is: khumur, juyoob] - *they took the desert clothing that is needed in sand storms and called it religion* How can a religion claiming to be for the whole world - promote desert clothing for far off freezing lands? IF anyone wants TO FOLLOW WORDS OF ALLAH then they should verify with the Quran - coz every secondary source should match with the Quran AND they should not add words in translations. The other verse in Surah Ahzab that is Quran 33.59 is about JILBAB - it’s about wearing loose clothing, where it also says that “they can be RECOGNISED and not harassed” So the condition is to be recognised : how will anyone RECOGNISE if you cover fully - like a tent? - so avoid tight clothing - it’s really simple as per Quran. Some of them will not VERIFY what is in the Quran - word by word. And you may get to see how they will jump to start calling IGNORANT and names to the person showing them the research.

[@sammynatal6471]

@@sam_mirza. It’s very simple, follow the Prophet’s wives and you won’t go wrong.

[@sammynatal6471]

@@sam_mirza. Have you studied Original Arabic text from the time of the religion? Because you are giving fatwah like you’re a scholar.

[@sam_mirza]

@@sammynatal6471 I have put forward what I searched for - it is not the Fatwa (coz nowadays Fatwa means the Sectarian mu||a passing a ruling) when Fatwa actually means an opinion. 2. I believe : Quran is a guidance for all people and for all times People like You have been believing and promoting that only your Sect /Firqa mu||a is the right interpreter of God’s words. Resulting in divided people and Sectarianism Stop promoting your Sect versions Stop dividing people into Sect //Quran 6.159 Indeed, those who have divided their religion and become sects - you are not with them in anything. Their affair is only to Allah; then He will inform them about what they used to do.//

[@Daniels86711]

This is why I am beginning to study Arabic. It can be so useful for clarity of the noble Qur'an.

[@neelamkhalil4120]

Where do you study Arabic from ?

[@DwindlingLamp]

That word "Khimar" may mean anything that was used to cover anything, the root of the problem is that Nouman and everyone of the same point of view, misses the whole point of the aayah. Khimar may have covered the head or face, but WHAT IS ALLAH ASKING YOU TO DO WITH IT ??? It is to cover the female Breasts. That is the whole point of the verse, no matter what "khimar" meant or was used for. I've seen many chicks displaying their boobs in public despite wearing the head cover. That's rubbish and it happened because the point made in the verse was missed. The importance is given to the breasts, not he head or face, in that verse of Surah Noor. But Muslims wanna do the exact opposite. These ahkamaat were given to prevent illegitimate sex. Faces don't serve much to encourage illegitimate sex, but boobies sure do, they are a clear invitation for it. So that is what is asked to be covered with the khimaar

[@thinkbeforeyoutype7106]

Masha’Allah! THANK YOU so much for the great explanation.

[@07silvali]

This is the Gospel of the REAL JESUS: Jesus died for our sins, was buried and rose again on the third day. He shed His blood on the cross for you. Your part is to Repent of your sins and Trust in Him. BUT, you MUST Trust in the right Jesus! Otherwise you haven't Truly Repented! Are you trusting in the Jesus of the Bible? If not, then you are still in your sins! You are STILL GUILTY of IDOLATRY!! And, in this situation, you will be cast in the lake of fire, for ALL ETERNITY!!! Repent of ALL your sins and Trust in the RIGHT Jesus today and God will save you. He will grant you eternal life, not because you earned it, deserve it or because you are a good person, but because He wants to give you eternal life as a FREE GIFT!!! Accept it today!!! Tomorrow maybe too late!! "Jesus answered him, I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father except through Me." (John 14:6)

[@farrukhjabeen547]

A very simple and beautiful explanation only one who knows Arabic can explain Thanks for the enlightenment jaza kalAllah

[@sammynatal6471]

Not just Arabic, but the old Arabic from the time of the Rasul. Because he spoke clearly and the best Arabic of the time.

[@07silvali]

What does ETERNITY represent? IT'S FOREVER!! IT`S A LONG TIME!! The question is, where will you go after you die and enter ETERNITY? Have you ever lied? Hated someone? Did you steal something? If you have committed any of these acts, you are in God's eyes a liar, a murderer and a thief! Under these conditions, you will spend eternity in HELL!!! But this is not God's desire for you. JESUS ​​CHRIST died for you and rose again on the third day. HE did this so that you would be forgiven of your sins and have a relationship with God. If you repent of your sins (turn away from them) receive and trust in JESUS ​​CHRIST, you will be forgiven by Him and you will be guaranteed ETERNAL LIFE!!! THIS IS THE TRUTH!!! Do it today, before you enter ETERNITY!!! Tomorrow may be too late!!! "Jesus answered him, I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father except through Me." (John 14:6)

[@onlyonegod701]

@@sammynatal6471 Well that's Arabic lol he spoke in modern standard arabic which every arab understands even though we don't actually speak in it, its used in dubbed cartoons, news, writing, reading, etc. and arab muslims know it the best because we studied it the most when we were young

[@DontOpenThisChannel]

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[@DwindlingLamp]

That word "Khimar" may have meant anything that was used to cover anything, the root of the problem is that Nouman and everyone of the same point of view, misses the whole point of the aayah. Khimar may have covered the head or face, but WHAT IS ALLAH ASKING YOU TO DO WITH IT ??? It is to cover the female Breasts. That is the whole point of the verse, no matter what "khimar" meant or was used for. I've seen many chicks displaying their boobs in public despite wearing the head cover. That's rubbish and it happened because the point made in the verse was missed. The importance is given to the breasts, not he head or face, in that verse of Surah Noor. But Muslims wanna do the exact opposite. These ahkamaat were given to prevent illegitimate sex. Faces or hair don't serve much to encourage illegitimate sex no matter how much you decorate them, but boobies sure do, even if they are displayed a tiny bit, they are a clear invitation for it. So that is what is being asked to be covered with the khimaar.

[@UYDesigns]

If someone were to ask me: "Who are you to tell me..?"when it comes to matters of Islam I would reply "I'm not telling you. ALLAH is telling you. I'm just giving you the reminder."

[@maryamasaf2964]

Yes you can tell, but you cannot impose. If you are doing the latter thing, then you are also going against Islam since Islam doesn't allow forcing people.

[@ultralegsultralegs8639]

Bro this makes no sense lol

[@MezbahRijvee]

Nouman Ali Khan is very knowledgeable! Mashallah 🙏

[@emerald1653]

The issue here is that people are trying to interpret the Qur'an which was sent to the prophet in the 7th century. Language is fluid the meaning of words change over the ages. So one cannot definitively say this is what this word meant. If we look at Islam we have 5 pillars of belief. Shahadah Prayer Ramadan Charity Hajj But all these scholars seem to spend most of their time debating about how women should cover their hair. Cover thy bosom is what I have read in English translations as I'm not a native Arabic speaker. The Muslim Ummah is under attack in every sphere of our lives, why are not real social issues addressed such as grooming gangs, Muslim men who have illegitimate children with non Muslim women, alcohol abuse in the community etc, etc. Is it because the vast majority of the perpetrators in these crimes are men that they are not discussed? All the above mentioned acts are haram in Islam. But people just want to talk about how women should cover their hair as if this was the most important part about being a Muslim.

[@m0hamed_kamz70]

You only think that scholars are only tackling gender issues because you are most likely mostly exposed to such content, but regardless of this, gender issues has indeed become a major thing in our society with all the LG Samsung TV and feminism confusion that goes on, so therefore it is a good thing for Islamic figures to tackle these issues and establish the proper Islamic stance on them and negate the falsehood that it comes with it all.

[@khandakerrahman7602]

Bro, where I’m from, we don’t only debate about women. We also talk about men and what they should do and what they shouldn’t, covering themselves since it goes for the men too, and how we all, both genders, can fix our errors so Allah might accept our prayers.

[@mashudak8107]

Jazakallah Khairun for the talk about the kimaar n I am absolutely Grateful to Almighty Allah for blessing me to be Alhumduhlillah n take care of myself after I have been in a Comma n Stroke n I didn't know anything. It had touched me drastically when I sat to Read from the Quran myself with my son sitting with me n seeing if I could read the Quran correctly without assistance n Shukrr Alhumduhlillah I really read it very slowly n from then I felt Blessed to be able to read from the Quran myself n I started using the scarf to cover my head to Please Almighty Allah always Ameen 🤲🤲🤲

[@sarbast99]

"قل هل يستوي الذين يعلمون والذين لا يعلمون" بَارَكَ اللهُ فِيكُمْ

[@nemo19943]

I love the way he explained the word Khemarr 🖤🖤

[@rozvibes5013]

👍👍

[@sam_mirza]

NO ladies’HIJAB found in the Quran. The word HIJAB is used in the Quran but not for ladies. The word is KHIMAR in Surah Noor - that is Quran24:31 - Root Meaning of KHIMAR is just COVERING, it can also be a neck scarf, any scarf, dupatta etc. Also there is NO burqa, veil, niqab or any such importance of hair, head, face cover found in the Quran BUT the EXPLANATIONS of ‘Sect’ /Firqa Mou|vee promoted Hijab, niqab etc - by adding it in books written much later after the Quran AND by adding words with /without brackets in translations and explanations - and ALSO these Firqa leaders wrote the Dictionary centuries later. - ask them : when and who wrote the Dictionary they show their meanings from?. - by Searching transliteration of Q24.31: “yadribna bi’Khumur’ihinna ala juyoob’ihinna” - The importance is about : *..put forth the Khimar over the JAYB…* Jayb just means OPENING, - like an opening in a dress or some people translate it as chest/ bosoms. [Plural is: khumur, juyoob] - *they took the desert clothing that is needed in sand storms and called it religion* How can a religion claiming to be for the whole world - promote desert clothing for far off freezing lands? IF anyone wants TO FOLLOW WORDS OF ALLAH then they should verify with the Quran - coz every secondary source should match with the Quran AND they should not add words in translations. The other verse in Surah Ahzab that is Quran 33.59 is about JILBAB - it’s about wearing loose clothing, where it also says that “they can be RECOGNISED and not harassed” So the condition is to be recognised : how will anyone RECOGNISE if you cover fully - like a tent? - so avoid tight clothing - it’s really simple as per Quran. Some of them will not VERIFY what is in the Quran - word by word. And you may get to see how they will jump to start calling IGNORANT and names to the person showing them the research.

[@Dont-worry1618]

@@sam_mirza You know nothing of the Quran. All the woman at the time of the prophet Muhammad saw covered their head. Screw what you think

[@KK-ps7qv]

He explained it but it only managed to convince me even more that hIjab is not necessary,

[@kenselin]

This is A MAJOR POINT. I remember a discussion that I heard about this in Ottawa, CANADA, now a good many years ago among Muslim women. The Indian women were "adamant" in saying WE DON'T DO THAT. :D That brought A SMILE to my face. (Ha! Ha!) Ken, Toronto, CANADA

[@tinanoona]

Wow, im muslim and i just know the meaning of it. It is really well explained and no judgmention at all.

[@JungkookBestBoy1]

👍

[@DwindlingLamp]

That word "Khimar" may mean anything that was used to cover anything, the root of the problem is that Nouman and everyone of the same point of view, misses the whole point of the aayah. Khimar may have covered the head or face, but WHAT IS ALLAH ASKING YOU TO DO WITH IT ??? It is to cover the female Breasts. That is the whole point of the verse, no matter what "khimar" meant or was used for. I've seen many chicks displaying their boobs in public despite wearing the head cover. That's rubbish and it happened because the point made in the verse was missed. The importance is given to the breasts, not he head or face, in that verse of Surah Noor. But Muslims wanna do the exact opposite. These ahkamaat were given to prevent illegitimate sex. Faces don't serve much to encourage illegitimate sex, but boobies sure do, they are a clear invitation for it. So that is what is asked to cover with the khimaar.

[@soumichamerad7720]

​@@DwindlingLamp Thank you for your clear explanation, they took the words of allah that were clear, and added all these layers to it, even though in many verses of the Quran it says , we made it clear for you what is haram, and what is not specified dont Ask about it because allah has excused it, people dont know that islamic scholars around the World are an industry and the biggest scam, they changed the words of allah, annuled completely some verses of the Quran, invetented New perceipts that Contradict the QURAN , by adding New sciences like SUNNAH and HADITH, they invented horrible stories about the prophet peace be upon him, all for Money power and a FANBASE They destroyed everything that islam means , and their acts are clearly described in the Quran

[@TH-dz8tp]

​@@DwindlingLampcan you give me the specific answer? Should i cover my face or not?

[@DwindlingLamp]

@@TH-dz8tp No need to cover face even when you have makeup on, unless YOU feel threatened in some way and if you feel that covering your face may protect you from unwanted attention.

[@youtube_omaro1879]

I am glad that you attempt to address this question directly. Far too many simply declare a position with no explanation. However I really feel that your answer skirts the issue. You identify the correct question, and then fail to answer it. It actually undermines your conclusion and leads me to suspect that it is incorrect. The question isn't the meaning of the word khimar. The question is the moral obligation of which area to cover. The verse explicitly says cover the chest. At most an instruction to cover the hair is implicit. Why? This could potentially even be understood as a direction that the headscarf is better off over the chest than on your head. The name or original purpose of an object does not appear to imply a moral requirement. For example, I could tell someone "stand on the clothes drawers to reach the curtain", that doesn't imply that they have to store clothes in the draw. There is significant context to this verse that is not explained. Frankly, giving badly reasoned arguments undermines the interpretation that you are suggesting, and undermines the image of your profession. I would like to see another video on the topic that addresses these issues.

[@allflying3]

It seems you hadn't watch the video 100% or you didn't understand his saying. He was basically bring the word to the root, and explain why "khimar" is being wear from the head, all the way to the chest. Also, "moral obligation"? Man, you're bringing too much unrelated topic to the table.

[@Pennyroyal414]

I would recommend watching the video again amd listeni g carefully to the explanation. It was already common practice for men and women to wear a "khimar" on the head in the first place and drape it at the back. Women were then encouraged to bring it to the front to cover the chest too. This person does a great job at identifying the Arabic words and Quranic words and their common confusions or oversights. ...as I saw another person post...any woman who doesn't have a problem following and pleasing Allah...doesn't have a problem or issue wearing hijab. And they understand it is theor choice. Only the ones who do have a problem with it challenge it as something not required or in the Quran.

[@amaya7583]

People,watch the full video.He is not against head covering.He is actually explaining the real meaning of the Arabic word kheemar.Kheemar already has already has the head covered.Some people just misinterpret the meaning to suit their own bias.

[@MrAju226]

Nauman Ali khan is a failed scholar he fell in love tangle and standing committe in USA declared him guilty... don't listen him

[@sam_mirza]

It may seem like a good explanation for people looking for confirmation of their beliefs. He says: “Horses don’t have shawls on, heh heh hehe” 4:05 Does that mean they have head scarves on? Sorry not a good example.

[@LUNA-ow8yf]

Yall speaking here like you know him very well and attacking him like this isn't a way a muslim behave don't think of him badly you don't know what his intentions are

[@sam_mirza]

@@LUNA-ow8yf People like You have been believing and promoting that only your Sect /Firqa mu||a is the right interpreter of God’s words. Resulting in divided people and Sectarianism Stop promoting your Sect versions Stop dividing people into Firqa and dividing the masses //Quran 6.159 Indeed, those who have divided their religion and become sects - you are not with them in anything. Their affair is only to Allah; then He will inform them about what they used to do.//

[@LUNA-ow8yf]

@@sam_mirza I didn't mean that nor does he or anybody else instead of attacking people advise them kindly and don't speak if you don't have enough knowledge Thank you

[@eevastiinaahonen744]

This is the reason why it is best to understand the original text, not just the translation. As a convert it was a relief to have translation for a every day read, but certain things are lost in translation which can cause a major impact on how the readers view muslims.

[@07silvali]

Well, I have some BAD NEWS and some GOOD NEWS. The BAD NEWS, is that all religions except for Christianity are wrong. I know, that sounds intolerant, insensitive and politically incorrect. But it's the TRUTH!! Jesus died for our sins, was buried and rose again on the third day. He shed His blood on the cross for you. Your part is to Repent of your sins and Trust in Him, in order to be saved. You MUST believe in the Gospel of Jesus Christ!!! It really is that simple. You may say, 'What if I don`t believe?". In that case, you`re going to ETERNAL CONDEMNATION IN HELL!! And YES, Hell is a place of eternal fire and torment where people will spend ALL ETERNITY!!!! It is not a place of the dead. It is not a place of soul sleep. And it is not a place where the wicked will ultimately be destroyed someday. It is a place of eternal, conscious punishment, FOREVER!!! The GOOD NEWS is that if, you repent of ALL your sins and Trust in the RIGHT Jesus TODAY, God will save you. He will grant you eternal life, not because you earned it, deserve it or because you are a good person, but because He wants to give you eternal life as a FREE GIFT!!! The Bible says that God will make you Born Again. He will give you a New Heart and New Desires. Do it today! Because tomorrow maybe too late!!!! "Jesus answered him, I am the way, and the truth, and the l

[@danalelrey]

Not everyone is an Arab

[@twistysolution4952]

But to understand the original text in such a depth that for example you would understand what the word khimar means based on where else it’s used, what's its roots etc, only learning arabic is not enough, if it's not your primary language than gaining this much knowledge on the language would need a lot of time and dedication, so maybe learning from tafsirs is better than learning arabic to understand the quran by self

[@aniqanoorabrar9459]

Even if someone has any confusion just consider one thing what you wear during Namaz/hajj is the complete Parda. How to cover your body are taught in Sunnah.

[@steppenwolf5956]

Beer is also not mentioned in Koran but it is Haram. Covering is mentioned and that is enough for me!

[@saymatattooremovalchannel9264]

Im still on my hijab journey ❤️

[@hayatt7089]

May Allah give you courage to wear it ❤️

[@umzionline]

Inshallah sister

[@IceQeen1011]

Very interesting points! i see this in a LOT of religious texts worldwide. People translate to English so 1. lost in translation 2. lost in culture 3. lost in time. And as a result they can't know the real meaning.

[@s.razzaq7254]

Brother noman always explains it to the best of everyones understanding Thank you for this brother

[@shaziarizwan4209]

but not like the Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W)

[@raselrox4115]

@@shaziarizwan4209 no doubt 🧐

[@nerofred5678]

There is adnan ibrahim also

[@xyzabc6898]

Holy Quran 4.36-Worship Allah and associate nothing with Him, and to Parents do GOOD, and to RELATIVES, ORPHANS, the NEEDY, the Near Neighbor, the NEIGHBOR Farther away, the COMPANION at your Side, the TRAVELER, and those whom your right hands possess. Indeed, Allah does not like those who are self-deluding and boastful.

[@The.HereAfter]

I never thought there are people out there who confused the meaning of Khimar & thought covering isn't necessary.. As a native speaker who found it obvious.. it opened my eyes and made me realize that Arabic is even more complicated than I was thinking and there are many people who don't receive it as easily as I do, that made me thankful yet feel sorry and responsible for helping others and explain to them.. may Allah help you all I know it's even more difficult for you because of the language or the country you live in! Allah will reward you (بإذن الله) 💛.

[@therealforeignwolf]

Exactly bro, it's sad when Islamic preachers produce false information by lack of understanding language. The "burka" is what the Quran doesn't speak of, but it's obvious a woman should cover her head with a small scarf in public, like Mariam (peace be with her) but woman are not required to cover their whole face, because that produces a problem of not being able to identify a person in public. As it's recommended to wear a hijab, because people need to be identifiable in public.

[@therealforeignwolf]

Or else, a man could wear a burka, and pretend to be a woman in public and nobody would know, or be able to tell. This is how foreigners infiltrated the middle east, men dressed in n burkas, and are unable to be identified.

[@07silvali]

Well, I have some BAD NEWS and some GOOD NEWS. The BAD NEWS, is that all religions except for Christianity are wrong. I know, that sounds intolerant, insensitive and politically incorrect. But it's the TRUTH!! Jesus died for our sins, was buried and rose again on the third day. He shed His blood on the cross for you. Your part is to Repent of your sins and Trust in Him, in order to be saved. You MUST believe in the Gospel of Jesus Christ!!! It really is that simple. You may say, 'What if I don`t believe?". In that case, you`re going to ETERNAL CONDEMNATION IN HELL!! And YES, Hell is a place of eternal fire and torment where people will spend ALL ETERNITY!!!! It is not a place of the dead. It is not a place of soul sleep. And it is not a place where the wicked will ultimately be destroyed someday. It is a place of eternal, conscious punishment, FOREVER!!! The GOOD NEWS is that if, you repent of ALL your sins and Trust in the RIGHT Jesus TODAY, God will save you. He will grant you eternal life, not because you earned it, deserve it or because you are a good person, but because He wants to give you eternal life as a FREE GIFT!!! The Bible says that God will make you Born Again. He will give you a New Heart and New Desires. Do it today! Because tomorrow maybe too late!!!! "Jesus answered him, I am the way, and the truth, and the l

[@saniatamanna7763]

Yeah

[@hnurtanic]

So when you native Arabic speakers see the word Khimar do you understand the head covering without hesitation just like that when someone says apple, the red fruit comes to your mind ? I'm just wondering

[@sufiamajeed2288]

Beautiful explanation. Unfortunately a handful group of modern scholars twist it to satisfy their inner motive, ( whatever it is) But yes, khimar is used for head covering. May Allah guide all of us and enables us to understand the message.

[@magnolia8626]

Just dress decently, not provocatively. It's not that hard, folks. Goes for both men and women. Plus, I don't think men get turned on by hair anyway but we've made it such a HUGE deal.

[@mitsume_slay]

Ah- you don't really knon men.. some do like in Pakistan

[@d.Boi-ii]

worst way of coping, get a life

[@moteketilasmigote]

You're not a scholar to give fatwas

[@khalidismail96]

Now do we know more than our Creator ??? What ALLAH ordained for us , is for our benefit and we have to submit to it no matter if it aligns with our little intellect or not … By the way ,uncovered hair do a big deal to make some body look more attractive …

[@Yumnasabr8]

@@moteketilasmigote you’re not one also.

[@sweetteelemon9850]

But who is this guy. He never read the passage he just gave his interpretation.

[@mohammedmuzakkir9803]

Alhamdulillah I thank Allah subhan wa tala for giving us islam as a religion, his book the Quran, sunnah and actions of prophets written in hadith, sheiks who are like stars written in hadith, quran is written in brief, not everything is compiled in one book, to get more detailed information the prophets were sent and alhamdulillah through wahi they conveyed the message to people.

[@shahanshah2223]

The hijab or head covering actually started off as a Jewish head covering, later also adopted by Christianity and as people converted to Islam it was adopted by Muslims > so a hijab or head covering is not a requirement for Muslims but has been propagated as such by mullahs > women are free to wear the hijab or not as they wish but is NOT a requirement under Islam!🇵🇰

[@Pride369]

Then why are millions of women (even educated women) think it’s written in the Quran??? Why do we see women adamantly wearing it and in some countries they even are punished for not wearing it.

[@sajid279]

Okay your choice you have to answer Allah...it was responsibility of scholars to tell what is written...

[@kays3956]

It is a commandment for believing women, first of all. Wearing a hijab is a sign of her faith to Allah. It is a struggle for other women. Hence for believing Muslim women, it's either a quick acceptance, a transition or rejection. What a woman does outside reflects her faith or lack thereof.

[@happycheers6947]

Exactly, sometimes translation doesnt really translate. Sometimes to translate a word needs more than one word, or more than one sentence, or even more than one paragraph so we can understand the real meaning ot that word. It's not only in arabic, but also in other languages.

[@cowsmuggler1646]

There is no magical veils. That is idol try. You are like the Seeks with their magical beards.

[@happycheers6947]

@@cowsmuggler1646 no one is talking about magical veils.

[@cowsmuggler1646]

@@happycheers6947 You people act like veils have power. That is idol try. There are no magical veils.

[@happycheers6947]

@@cowsmuggler1646 u act like an idiot, no one talks about the power of veils. Watch the video before u comment. And my comment is about how to translate a language, i didnt say anything about magical veils or the power of veils.

[@LizzieStuff]

I find him to be very condescending in this video the way he is trying to be all nonchalant in his explanation but he makes some very clear negative remarks, they are off-handed insults veiled as something else. The fact is, he doesn't know what exactly was intended by the use of the word "Khimar" in the Quran. It's educated guessing and speculation. He gives some historical background that falls short as it doesnt describe how lower class women at the time displayed their chest, uncovered, and that they were being harassed and raped. Covering of the chest helped distinguish believing women to protect them from harm. Sure, we can assume we are also to cover our head because it would have been covered at the time to protect women and men from the sun and dust, but honestly no one actually knows for certain. Are men then also to constantly wear a head covering? They just don't have to cover their chests as they would have traditionally worn a head covering as well. So.... people should wear what they deem to be appropriate as it is between them and their God. Alhamdullallah. What is known re: the Quran, is modest dress was prescribed for men and women but women are the only ones that are constantly ridiculed and harassed by muslims and non muslims alike regarding what they wear and it has to stop. Men are less of a target for violence and abuse because for the most part, they have given up on traditional dress and now wear modern clothing and blend in with society whereas women, for some reason, are still expected to wear traditional clothing and are ridiculed if they don't do so. This double standard is strangely perpetuated by women and men towards women and others should look to their own choices before commenting on others.

[@TamAndalib-qh2li]

You’re right. And also he reveals a double standard even . If Arab men used to wear khimars as a “headscarf “ back then, why doesn’t he wear one now? These men want to impose their strict rigid ahistorical interpretations on women only -but the Arab men walk around bare chested with navel length shorts on like women can’t get turned on too .

[@TamAndalib-qh2li]

I’m glad you mentioned that part about women getting raped back (in a society that offered no police protection) & the reason it was revealed in the first place. These days even hijabi women are (targeted specifically for their hijab in an uncovered society , because these sick men want to know what lies underneath ) targeted for rape. In Saudia Arabia men grope fully covered hijabi women . In Virginia , a hijabi girl was raped and murdered & targeted specifically based on her hijab. What sort of “protection” is this arrogant man going to give to the Muslim women who are targeted for hate crimes in the United States and abroad ? Nada.

[@izansalleh7998]

I don’t know Arabic but yes it meaning is wide and for those who don’t understand the language they might have problem to understand the real meaning of the words in the Quran.

[@Harrysuke]

most of the people in the comment don't actually watched the video. the speaker already explained that the word Khimar already mean head covering. most Christians don't really follow the bible which include 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 which talk about head covering. if you believe in the Abrahamic religion I'm sure you know the message is always the same, so don't allow them to misguide Muslims.

[@ummikalsomtambyibrahim6523]

In Al Quran, cover from head to chest...

[@truehikma]

Khimar means cover. If the Qur'an says put it on your head it would be a head cover. but it says chests, so is a chest cover. If the intention of the Qur'an was to cover head and chest, it would have said so. Adding the meaning of head to Qur'an is bida and not a valid interpretation of the word.

[@hehe-oy8bt]

Well Christian woman cover their head while praying only and it's optional If you don't want to wear you can cut your hair shorter 🙂😉

[@sam_mirza]

NO ladies’HIJAB found in the Quran. The word HIJAB is used in the Quran but not for ladies. The word is KHIMAR in Surah Noor - that is Quran24:31 - Root Meaning of KHIMAR is just COVERING, it can also be a neck scarf, any scarf, dupatta etc. Also there is NO burqa, veil, niqab or any such importance of hair, head, face cover found in the Quran BUT the EXPLANATIONS of ‘Sect’ /Firqa Mou|vee promoted Hijab, niqab etc - by adding it in books written much later after the Quran AND by adding words with /without brackets in translations and explanations - and ALSO these Firqa leaders wrote the Dictionary centuries later. - ask them : when and who wrote the Dictionary they show their meanings from?. - by Searching transliteration of Q24.31: “yadribna bi’Khumur’ihinna ala juyoob’ihinna” - The importance is about : *..put forth the Khimar over the JAYB…* Jayb just means OPENING, - like an opening in a dress or some people translate it as chest/ bosoms. [Plural is: khumur, juyoob] - *they took the desert clothing that is needed in sand storms and called it religion* How can a religion claiming to be for the whole world - promote desert clothing for far off freezing lands? IF anyone wants TO FOLLOW WORDS OF ALLAH then they should verify with the Quran - coz every secondary source should match with the Quran AND they should not add words in translations. The other verse in Surah Ahzab that is Quran 33.59 is about JILBAB - it’s about wearing loose clothing, where it also says that “they can be RECOGNISED and not harassed” So the condition is to be recognised : how will anyone RECOGNISE if you cover fully - like a tent? - so avoid tight clothing - it’s really simple as per Quran. Some of them will not VERIFY what is in the Quran - word by word. And you may get to see how they will jump to start calling IGNORANT and names to the person showing them the research.

[@mohislam3041]

HIJAB IS NOT A PRESCRIBED REQUIREMENT IN ISLAM...... BUT MODESTY IS

[@user-xj9os8vd6z]

Really have you ever read the quaran

[@mohislam3041]

@@user-xj9os8vd6z Appreciate your writing to me Ok....give me details Also....like to know your background and your story

[@user-xj9os8vd6z]

@@mohislam3041 just read quaran 24.31

[@mohislam3041]

@@user-xj9os8vd6z Translate it for me

[@user-xj9os8vd6z]

@@mohislam3041 وَقُل لِّلْمُؤْمِنَـٰتِ يَغْضُضْنَ مِنْ أَبْصَـٰرِهِنَّ وَيَحْفَظْنَ فُرُوجَهُنَّ وَلَا يُبْدِينَ زِينَتَهُنَّ إِلَّا مَا ظَهَرَ مِنْهَا ۖ وَلْيَضْرِبْنَ بِخُمُرِهِنَّ عَلَىٰ جُيُوبِهِنَّ ۖ وَلَا يُبْدِينَ زِينَتَهُنَّ إِلَّا لِبُعُولَتِهِنَّ أَوْ ءَابَآئِهِنَّ أَوْ ءَابَآءِ بُعُولَتِهِنَّ أَوْ أَبْنَآئِهِنَّ أَوْ أَبْنَآءِ بُعُولَتِهِنَّ أَوْ إِخْوَٰنِهِنَّ أَوْ بَنِىٓ إِخْوَٰنِهِنَّ أَوْ بَنِىٓ أَخَوَٰتِهِنَّ أَوْ نِسَآئِهِنَّ أَوْ مَا مَلَكَتْ أَيْمَـٰنُهُنَّ أَوِ ٱلتَّـٰبِعِينَ غَيْرِ أُو۟لِى ٱلْإِرْبَةِ مِنَ ٱلرِّجَالِ أَوِ ٱلطِّفْلِ ٱلَّذِينَ لَمْ يَظْهَرُوا۟ عَلَىٰ عَوْرَٰتِ ٱلنِّسَآءِ ۖ وَلَا يَضْرِبْنَ بِأَرْجُلِهِنَّ لِيُعْلَمَ مَا يُخْفِينَ مِن زِينَتِهِنَّ ۚ وَتُوبُوٓا۟ إِلَى ٱللَّهِ جَمِيعًا أَيُّهَ ٱلْمُؤْمِنُونَ لَعَلَّكُمْ تُفْلِحُونَ ٣١

[@AkhtarM28]

very beautifully explained. Thank you sir! And the lingual explanation and examples are enlightening too.

[@cowsmuggler1646]

What if you use your hands. What if it is windy. You can't use a shawl as a shirt. So that is not what that says. There is no magical veils. That is idolatry.

[@hudaadgudoo4474]

Keep it up 👍🏿 , beautiful information

[@fawziarahaman8898]

Subhanallah ❣ Jazak Allahu Khayran barak ala feeq for this explanation. I cannot Express to you how grateful I am for the knowledge you've acquired thru your love for Allah to be able to explain to us in such a beautiful way the beauty of covering

[@canolli9602]

Khimar was worn by men and women and Christian women even covered their heads. It was a sign of being respectful in front of people or in public. It was not meant to be exclusive just for Muslim women. Even nuns covered their heads. Jewish women covered their heads. This is not something that was considered a sin if a women chose not to wear it. It is thousands of years later and people are still debating this

[@ShoaibKhan-op1hq]

This Video can be used as an argument in the Karnataka Court proceedings where some are saying Hijab as a word is not present in Quran and 'Khimar' is mentioned which means just a covering or shawl so to speak. Its so important to learn the matters of religion from experts rather than just reading translations and interpreting it in our own way.

[@nishulk6398]

Yes But it can't be allowed in professional institutions

[@byxyz1206]

@@nishulk6398 why are the institutions allowing turben, bindi, sindoor, mangar sutra, dhaga etc?? And why there statues of Hindu gods, and their prayers and other hindu religion activities being done in schools/college/campus?? Either keep it for all or remove it for all

[@nishulk6398]

@@byxyz1206 Because Hinduism, jainism , Sikhism is Indian culture They are Indic religions But Islam is foreign religion to Indian land Also burkha has security issues as many cases of knife stabbing , stoling and bomb attacks have been witnessed in burkha

[@byxyz1206]

@@nishulk6398 ye sb abhi kyu yaad aa raha hai? India is the mother land of Crores of muslims. After Hindus, we are the 2nd highest majority here And burkhe wo burkhe wala argument to karo hi mat Aaj kal bhagwa terrorist khule aam weapons lekr dange kar rahe hai Why aren't the banning that?? Stop discriminating. Stop harassing innocent lives

[@gulshanara9170]

@@nishulk6398 bruh so what we live in the same world.Have some respect as we r human

[@abcxyz9783]

Mashallah, brother Noman, excellent talk!

[@LEARNENGLISH22783]

ALLAH, MashALLAH, JazakALLAH, SubhanALLAH and InshALLAH are always written in big letters.

[@nooriarizvi3279]

Not necessarily…it mainly says take the Khimar and cover chest…doesn’t say ALSO cover your chest (in which it would definitely include the head)…doesn’t specify how, but you chest MUST be covered 💯…for example if the khimar is short you would need to take it off and put it on your chest…doesn’t specify just take the khimar and cover your chest…this doesn’t imply you can’t take it off to cover the chest…also it doesn’t say ALSO cover your chest which is the main reason to not consider the hair a part of what absolutely needs to be covered…I can agree that’s it’s sunnah at most (from the lives of the prophets wives) but definitely not mandatory

[@amiratan7067]

Exactlyy what i was thinking

[@m4t67u]

The covering of the hair is fard. Not sunnah. Not mustahab. It’s fard (obligatory). Agreed upon by the 4 major school of thought and majority of the ulama. Have a good day :) Hope this helps

[@amiratan7067]

@@m4t67u but where in the quran does it say its obligatory?

[@nooriarizvi3279]

@@m4t67u exactly prove it where do it say in the Quran that you have to cover your hair

[@clarkwilliams2759]

@@nooriarizvi3279 that’s like saying “ make sure your hat covers your ears “ there’s no need to tell someone to wear the hat… duh like almost every woman covered their hair back then so there was no need to say that…

[@UYDesigns]

Thank you for arabic breakdown. Theres a lot of ignorant and arrogant people out here trying to challenge Allah. May Allah increase us in knowledge and understanding ameen!

[@a.nelprober4971]

Ironic

[@easy-peasy8092]

Ameen..

[@safiyahmoffatt4966]

Assalamu alaikum, I appreciate this very much as a non-Arabic speaker. I have heard the argument that the head doesn't need to be covered which never made sense to me and just sounded to me that people were just looking for a reason to not cover the head due to disliking it. I'm glad I now know the correct word and explanation of the verse. Insha Allah this video reaches our Ummah so we can have the correct information.

[@subrataroy5948]

If a woman chooses to dress in a way such that her chest is left bare why should it bother you? If you have criminal ideas and zero control over your libido then why punish the woman? You are only exposing your weaknesses. The women folk would be laughing at this. They will exploit you. I feel really sorry for the momins who want to pack their own women inside black tents.

[@CrystalArt10]

Im so sorry i think im so stupid or else. Can u explain me the conclution abt the video? I mean it already explained how the word means, but what the conclution? Is the conclution woman actually do not have to wear scarf covering their hair? Thank u

[@groupno.3ghulammohaiuddin_485]

@@CrystalArt10 the conclusion is women have to cover themselves with what you call today as hijab (head covering) atleast. People who say you don't have to cover your head are either not Arabic speakers or cherry picking to suit themselves or both.

[@lollollipop8743]

@@groupno.3ghulammohaiuddin_485 right so does it mean fully covering the head or just putting a scarf over and cover our body?

[@groupno.3ghulammohaiuddin_485]

@@lollollipop8743 fully covering the head. The point of hijab is to hide hair AND body inorder to hide beauty (or a part of beauty). Merely Keeping the scarf on head doesn't actually hide hair . Islam believes that a woman's hair is a part of her awrah and so should be covered completely.

[@mysticaltraveller]

Been saying this!!! Fellow muslims put too much emphasis on the headscarf alone. The Holy Qur’an doesn’t specifically encourage covering the hair - just the adornments (like the breasts, vagina, ect.) The whole ‘cover your hair!’ thing is relatively new

[@syedaeramsafiya7042]

Very well explained, thanks.

[@sophiaobaid624]

If we study Quran just like we 'study' science or maths or computers, I am sure a lot of , A LOT of misconceptions will be gone!

[@kaibaman7775]

No. We should follow the way of life of the pious before us. The learn scholars who have devoted their life to study fiqh. Not follow someone who was born yesterday and that know some arabic. Finally just put your hand near your heart and ask your heart which is the correct way to go. Ask sincerely putting your desires apart. Also dont try to understand the quran just by reading its arabic because by doing so you will interprete it in a way to satisfy your desires. Your desires will keep you far from Allah love. If you want correct guidance then ask this sheik dawood seedat.

[@arshadramen4022]

In every command of Allah are immense wisdoms. Man’s intelligence is short-sighted and weak. He cannot fathom the deep secrets and wisdoms underlying Divine commands. The object of the servant should only be to adhere to the commands of Allah since He knows what is most beneficial for us. At times, certain commands go completely against our bestial desires and the norms of society. One will thus have to go against the customs of society and fulfil this command of Allah, since this is an immense trial for which we will be recompensed in the hereafter. Nabi ṣallallāhu 'alayhi wa sallam (peace and blessings of Allāh be upon him) said, “Whoever holds firmly onto my Sunnah (way) at the time of the corruption of my ummah will receive the reward of 100 martyrs.” (Mishkat) The reason for this great reward is that when a person will practise on these actions, he will be criticized, rebuked and mocked. He will have to bear these remarks and insults with tolerance and patience. One such command is observing hijab from one’s brother-in- laws, cousins, husband’s uncles, husband’s nephews, and other such male relatives which Islam regards to be strangers to a woman. Rasulullah ṣallallāhu 'alayhi wa sallam (peace and blessings of Allāh be upon him) was asked regarding the brother-in- law. He ṣallallāhu 'alayhi wa sallam (peace and blessings of Allāh be upon him) replied that the brother-in- law is death. (Bukhari, Muslim)

[@mohammadshafikumar2944]

Beautifully explained... May Allah bless you, Sir...

[@07silvali]

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[@mehnazkhan4562]

SubhanAllah.. Beautiful explanation

[@akarin7217]

Thank you for sharing this. Alhamdulillah

[@One_1_ALH]

Salaamunn Alaekum, Dear Noman Ali Khan brother... JazakALLAH ul Azeem BarakALLAHu Feeka brother... I am very pleased to hear every word you said... MaShaALLAH A great explanation.... AlHamduLILLAH AlHamduLILLAH AlHamduLILLAH.... Nice efforts put together... May ALLAH grant you The Ease in this world and the World hereafter... Aameen

[@truehikma]

Khimar means covers, and the Qur'an is telling woman where to put them, over their chests. We then have 'scholars' say that it is a head covering, that the hair has to be covered, then the face, then one and then two eyes! If we stick to what Allah intended in His Book, then men and women must lower their gaze, be modest in their behaviour, and women should additionally cover up that area which can lead to immodesty, the chest. Hijab as a head/hair cover is therefore not an Islamic requirement and making it so is adding to the complete and fully detailed Word, Teachings of Allah which is bida, innovation. If you say there is no problem with women who do not want to wear an hijab then then this is a clear statement that the Qur'an has not mandated it; it makes compulsory many things for believers but not hijab, so do not innovate and do not make up head covers are to be kept on head and thrown over chests, this makes no sense. Hadith mentions the hijab and that is why some are reluctant or unable to get rid of it!

[@bennevis1956]

The head should be covered & the chest, The Qur'an is following from old Judaic laws in torah where women should cover there heads, & show Modesty, same goes for the men too. You cannot interpret it into how you want it to be.

[@truehikma]

@@bennevis1956 Put your covers over your chests. Head only, head and chest, or just chest. You decide what "put your covers over your chests" mean as according to the Arabic and English it is clear. The Qur'an is not following the Bible as we do not shave the head of any woman not covering her head, the mullas just stare at her!

[@naqib_313]

Surah Ahzab 33:59 see the tafseer. Parda is obligation of Allah to hide the beauty from non-meheram. Who are non-mehram? [Ref- 24:30-31] So, none can deny that Abaya or Burqa (Hijab+Niqab+foot Socks+covering hand to wrist atleast] are Islamic veil.

[@truehikma]

@@naqib_313 A simple cloak or cover when outside in 33:59 does not mean we can "take the covers over your chest" to mean head, hair, hands, eye or eyes. Read the verse for what it says, not what Bukhari et al have said it means as hadith 'confirming' a head/face covering for verse 24:30-31 is just bida innovation in the Deen of Allah. If 24:30-31 said cover yourselves, then this can mean everything, but since it tells us what to cover, ie chest., then it cannot be added too!

[@naqib_313]

@@truehikma What about the daughter of Muhammad (ﷺ), Fatima (Ra.)'s Parda?

[@shanethomas924]

You have great intellect. Anyone disagreeing is just going too far with terminology.

[@1430saddam]

I literally watched a video of someone using same word to disprove of hijab on KZbin and searching fir correct answers. Thanks brother for explanation. Allah may be pleased with u and with me on the day of of judgment and this life.

[@patriciaribaric3409]

Why is there an obsession with women's hair? I don't mean just in the Islam world, but in the whole world. Women hate other women only over hair. Women are criticised for their style, for not having style, for wearing it too short or too long, for straightening or not straightening, hated for wearing hijab or not wearing hijab , or not covering every single hair. Isn't there much more things to be concerned about than other people's hair? Why are we all not scrutinizing our own hearts? I was not born into Islam, but I did experiment wearing hijab for eight months here in the USA. I couldn't believe there was that much hatred in my world over it. Aside from the hatred one of the sensations I experienced was more awareness of my speech and attitude.

[@razamughal9095]

that in itself proves that hair is sexy otherwise there would be no issue. porn stars wear hair extensions for a reason and science tells us a virile woman has a healthy head of hair

[@cowsmuggler1646]

We are not forcing them. They are trying to force us. You got it backwards because you are of nata S. Masters of turning things around nata S followers.

[@cowsmuggler1646]

@@razamughal9095 It is not. Nobody buys Playboy for the hair. Just spouting nonsense.

[@razamughal9095]

@@cowsmuggler1646 are you STUPID, are you saying to me you see porn stars with short hair?? 🙄

[@dgmma1236]

@@cowsmuggler1646 you are the one spouting nonsense...all look good with hair..women even more

[@zeirukmuhiyadin8735]

Alx for me to be a Muslim girl I believe that I have to wear hijab that covers from head to knees alx and If I don't wear hijab but khimar it feels like am naked . Alhamdullilah. Proud to be Muslim hijabi

[@HesseMaedchen]

I think the way this was explained was very articulate and well thought out. I see from a linguistic POV what the gentleman means. Old Arabic/most older languages tend to be very high context languages. One word has 10 meanings thus context is important. (In contrast to something like German which is a very low context language meaning there is one word with only one or two meanings.) The disconnect that is still stopping me from accepting this gentleman’s analysis as absolute truth is the historical evidence that the modesty practiced today by many Muslim women did not come from Islam itself, but rather was inspired by the veils Catholic and orthodox women wear when they enter the church, the Nun’s Habit, as well as the Jewish practice of covering once a woman is married. These religious practices became more fashion than religious after a bit. If that could be put into context of the linguistic analysis I heard today, would love to hear this gentleman’s insight. As I think he should be a lawyer hahaha

[@hassanawdi3793]

: وَلا يُبْدِينَ زِينَتَهُنَّ إِلَّا لِبُعُولَتِهِنَّ أَوْ آبَائِهِنَّ [النور:31]

[@marilynbouziane5530]

It's really fascinating how we're arguing about this from ages, like are we smarter than people back, just let's say, in the last century?! The problem is these days there's so much temptation around us, so it becomes really hard for girls to wear veils and hijabs, on a world where the image of beauty in women is so standardized and manipulated..., so we're like looking everywhere, for something so evident, that didn't use to be a subject of argument.. Let us all be clear and honest, if you're not willing to wear the hijab, you just have to make your mind, don't start searching in the Quran or elsewhere, we're in the 21th century, everything is so clear for those with pure hearts and intentions. Oh, Allah, from you we seek hidaya, amen!

[@namiahajarah3473]

Decency is requested in Islam but not modern day Hijab.. different cultures interpreted it their own way.. let’s be real. Allah knows best. For example pple can wear tight things while covering their hair(Hijab). Others cover their faces.. claiming it was written that way.. which is a falsehood,

[@mohammedjafer9265]

@@namiahajarah3473 For your example it is useless for them to wear a hijab if they were tight clothing literally contradicts the purpose of wearing one.

[@mohammedjafer9265]

@Kuvvet karazehir Ur right it's a choose and obeying Allah message and disobeying is also a choose :)

[@korilana2291]

Yeah, as a reverted I used to understand that body image give you power. That's probably why girl use money for makeup, clothes, just making them more powerful, self confident. But I was also super concerned in eguality : what if you don't look like standards (meaning you re ugly) ? You still can be intelligent, good person ect, and no one care. So covering is eguality, and modesty in covering too, then no money make a difference. That make logic that men cover too, and the fact in Occidental culture women needs too be pretty to be powerful leads men to less uncover than women, probably due too "natural power" ( I mean common sexism). So we have people trying to have power, not being free in what they wear if they want to be powerful. And they have to be or they are not considered intelligent, or no one listen ect. And this is not nice. Better that powerfulness came with your mind, your behaviour. That's how, while I don't have the explanations of this video, I chose to interpret veil as a cover, for the head, for the body, for everything. I may be wrong. I hope no.

[@anastasiasongs]

It was not an argument before, because women weren't allowed to speak their opinion in most areas. You can still see it in the comments, that when someone shares an opinion the majority doesn't agree with, they are ridiculed. How would people bring forth this idea. Also, you can't say "Women used to wear it before Islam." The pre-Islamic people used to pray to idols, it doesn't mean we pray like them. The prayer was reformed, its direction from Jerusalem to Mecca, and the movements. Likewise, we don't just take what "women did before", instead we look at what was taught to us in the Quran.

[@rafatkhanam7010]

The word hijab may not be in Quran but Allah says for women whenever you go out cover yourself and entire body with a sheet or cloth

[@glyderglyder]

360 DEGREE RIGHT 🤗🤗

[@samshah7628]

And men too . Cover the aurat.

[@haroonlegends567]

Where does it say entire body? It said decent garments.

[@haroonlegends567]

Thanks. We know what needs to be covered, and we have various cultures worldwide and most Muslims women do not wear the full cover as that is not their culture and there is no such thing as an Islamic Garment. What they most wear are decent clothes and that is sufficient. What matters is decency as prescribed by the Quran.

[@abdallahguerroudj9955]

What? Qur'an says Jilbab and Jilbab is well known , it's the most proper islamic clothing for women also it's not just Qur'an. Ahadiths also explain in details what it is..etc so there is no confusing or argument about besides the few who have weak imeen and want some excuses that's all.

[@Diana-qj9fp]

Alhamdulillah! May Allah SWT reward you for this explanation 😊

[@asfasfasfas4473]

Allah Subhanu wa'tallah will make sure he has plenty of men to have sex with and marry mashallah 🙏🏿🙏🏻🤲🏿🤲🏿

[@KatherineMathiowetz]

I don't like the fact that women have to cover their entire body now because men have sinful thoughts.. like it is the woman's fault. This man does a beautiful job explaining the Hijab. I have been watching the Magnificent Century and the women wear veils. Women should be modest but there are so many that don't want to be and that should be okay too. I heard the English version of the Quran is watered down.... (I was thinking about getting one to learn more) that the English says to chastise women and in the other one beat the woman. I have no respect for men that beats a woman at all. anyways........ thank you for this video I liked it a lot

[@bobbiewalker4403]

I have a question about head coverings. I am listening to the Qur’an on CD in my car whenever i an driving. I cant remember which Sarah its in, but I believe its between the 20th and 30th surahs. It mentions if a woman is single and beyond child baring years, she does not need to cover her head, but its better if she does. Did I under that correctly, or did I miss something? I am not trying to find away out of wearing hijab. I actually feel naked without it.

[@NotLikeWhatYouThink]

Its only for old women 60-90 above..you can test men or ask your brother what they felt and what to do when see old people esp women..they will not look at them with lustful gaze and respect them like mothers esp grandparent level..even that women not their mother..even in certain cases men can shake hand with them(elder women)even not related by blood...still better covered.

[@mrkarifox]

I don't know. But if you did understand this correctly, it would imply that women in general should keep their head covered until old age -and of course when she's not married. At least that's what I understand from this. But gotta learn

[@mrkarifox]

@S.Biswas thx

[@humayrabushra2373]

I recently encounter a post, saying Sura Nur has ayah that says women should wear borkah (something that covers the whole body from head to toe) and hijab. So I tried to study from different translation and explanation. And I understood the ayah is about hijab/khimar, about covering head and have cloth over chest. And of course a modest attire that doesn't show off the shape of the body (so the dress could be anything, not specifically a borkah). Is my understanding right?

[@ayeshahammad9530]

That Ayat is in Surah Ahzab 33.59. It mentions Jilbab

[@nailazabeen3285]

Right

[@yasminkhalik9651]

Jazakallah for explaining the kimaar. May Allah always bless u n ur family. You are truly so blessed with knowledge of our Deen, alhamdulillah.

[@jamilabagash149]

It is like being told to wear a seatbelt. It does not instruct you to be seated. That is understood, the word itself contains the word seat for sitting. But people could still argue that it means one could wear it while standing in an airplane or a car. What is culturally understood cannot be translated by word alone.

[@RubinaMerchant]

Very good explanation. Thank you. A lot is lost in translations unfortunately. So everyone should actually learn Arabic. InshaAllah.

[@cowsmuggler1646]

You can't use shawl as a shirt. What if you want to use your hands? It does not work. You need a shirt with sleeves so you can use your hands without exposing yourself.

[@themarhaminstitute9272]

Just so we are clear, ‘hijab’ was mentioned in the Quran. I don’t know where y’all be getting your ‘facts’ from. Two forms of the word was used in the Quran 8 times; hijab 7 times, and mahjubun once. And as Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan said above, it means screen, a fence and the likes. It was mandated for the prophet’s wives as seen in Q33 V53, so that the companions could not even see their figure, they’d have to speak to them with a curtain, or some sort of barrier between them and the wives of the prophet pbuh. The ones that apply to the muslim women is the jalabeeb as seen in Q33 V59, and jalabeeb is a dress; and Khumur as seen in Q24 V31 which is the head covering that mustn’t be see through, and was mandated to be ‘brought down’ over the cleavage area, and beyond. Another word that was used to refer to veil in the Quran is the Thiyab as seen in Q24 V58 and 60, which is one’s ‘house cloth’, and basically how one ought to dress in the house. Where the confusion lies is that a lot of people, scholars included, fail to make these distinctions, they just interpret them as the head veil even though they might not be referring to them. And the use of the ‘hijab’ to refer to the ‘khumur’ is how some critics have come to think that the ‘Niqab’ is expected to apply when a woman gets married - (‘Niqab’ is not the right word either). The Hijab was expected to apply to the wives of the prophet pbuh, just as the injunction not to marry the wives of the prophet after him applies to only the wives of the prophet pbuh as seen in the same V53 of Q33 that mandates the hijab on them. Anyway, I’m working on an exegesis on the veil in the Quran, when I’m done writing it, I will InshaAllah post it as a reply to this comment, for a deeper dive into these words, and their Classical Arabic nuances that translators gloss over for ease of communication. All that written, ease yourself into it, let your faith guide you, not pressure; you can get over pressure, but faith will always keep you grounded. Salam.

[@haroonlegends567]

Nobody denies that is not mentioned in the Quran. Hijab is mentioned in the Quran for sure. Not sure of your view.

[@Sedic_Namsu]

Jazakallahu khairan, may Allah reward you for your explanation.

[@69footballgoats]

Hi sister. What about Quran says to obey prophet saw who pointed to only face and hands to be seen of woman in Hadith. I don’t cover my head but inshallah one day I will. I would love to wear the chador like Iranian women even. I think that is proper Islamic dress. But I am working in the west and I don’t feel that I need to wear chador in my job where I am trying to help people. But I will not deny the consensus of Muslim scholars. So my point is, do what you do, but don’t try to modernise or reform Islam or reinterpret to others unless you are learned scholar. Wish you well

[@Dianthuschinensis]

Salam to you. Sister it is not commended to us to obey to the prophet in the Quran. Rather to the messenger. Which is in my understanding obeying the message that if already complete and full of guidance and clear instructions. If you decide to cover your hands do it if you want but this is not an injection of Allah the Most High.

[@sam_mirza]

NO ladies’HIJAB found in the Quran. The word HIJAB is used in the Quran but not for ladies. The word is KHIMAR in Surah Noor - that is Quran24:31 - Root Meaning of KHIMAR is just COVERING, it can also be a neck scarf, any scarf, dupatta etc. Also there is NO burqa, veil, niqab or any such importance of hair, head, face cover found in the Quran BUT the EXPLANATIONS of ‘Sect’ /Firqa Mou|vee promoted Hijab, niqab etc - by adding it in books written much later after the Quran AND by adding words with /without brackets in translations and explanations - and ALSO these Firqa leaders wrote the Dictionary centuries later. - ask them : when and who wrote the Dictionary they show their meanings from?. - by Searching transliteration of Q24.31: “yadribna bi’Khumur’ihinna ala juyoob’ihinna” - The importance is about : *..put forth the Khimar over the JAYB…* Jayb just means OPENING, - like an opening in a dress or some people translate it as chest/ bosoms. [Plural is: khumur, juyoob] - *they took the desert clothing that is needed in sand storms and called it religion* How can a religion claiming to be for the whole world - promote desert clothing for far off freezing lands? IF anyone wants TO FOLLOW WORDS OF ALLAH then they should verify with the Quran - coz every secondary source should match with the Quran AND they should not add words in translations. The other verse in Surah Ahzab that is Quran 33.59 is about JILBAB - it’s about wearing loose clothing, where it also says that “they can be RECOGNISED and not harassed” So the condition is to be recognised : how will anyone RECOGNISE if you cover fully - like a tent? - so avoid tight clothing - it’s really simple as per Quran. Some of them will not VERIFY what is in the Quran - word by word. And you may get to see how they will jump to start calling IGNORANT and names to the person showing them the research.

[@irfanaimran8377]

JazakaAllah Khair brother for explaining in details. Now a days the controversy on hijab is going on and some have misinterpreted by saying women don't have to cover head , so thanks for a very detailed explanation on what khimar is and a woman should cover herself...

[@sam_mirza]

NO ladies’HIJAB found in the Quran. The word HIJAB is used in the Quran but not for ladies. The word is KHIMAR in Surah Noor - that is Quran24:31 - Root Meaning of KHIMAR is just COVERING, it can also be a neck scarf, any scarf, dupatta etc. Also there is NO burqa, veil, niqab or any such importance of hair, head, face cover found in the Quran BUT the EXPLANATIONS of ‘Sect’ /Firqa Mou|vee promoted Hijab, niqab etc - by adding it in books written much later after the Quran AND by adding words with /without brackets in translations and explanations - and ALSO these Firqa leaders wrote the Dictionary centuries later. - ask them : when and who wrote the Dictionary they show their meanings from?. - by Searching transliteration of Q24.31: “yadribna bi’Khumur’ihinna ala juyoob’ihinna” - The importance is about : *..put forth the Khimar over the JAYB…* Jayb just means OPENING, - like an opening in a dress or some people translate it as chest/ bosoms. [Plural is: khumur, juyoob] - *they took the desert clothing that is needed in sand storms and called it religion* How can a religion claiming to be for the whole world - promote desert clothing for far off freezing lands? IF anyone wants TO FOLLOW WORDS OF ALLAH then they should verify with the Quran - coz every secondary source should match with the Quran AND they should not add words in translations. The other verse in Surah Ahzab that is Quran 33.59 is about JILBAB - it’s about wearing loose clothing, where it also says that “they can be RECOGNISED and not harassed” So the condition is to be recognised : how will anyone RECOGNISE if you cover fully - like a tent? - so avoid tight clothing - it’s really simple as per Quran. Some of them will not VERIFY what is in the Quran - word by word. And you may get to see how they will jump to start calling IGNORANT and names to the person showing them the research.

[@mohammedalways358]

@@sam_mirza don't create FITNA when everything is clearly mentioned

[@sam_mirza]

@@mohammedalways358 Exactly my point EVERYTHING is clearly mentioned The root of the word KHIMAR is just COVERING Allah (swt) did not use the words head, hair or face covering Why do they push these ideas on to the words of Allah as if the Almighty was running short of words AND the Almighty already knew his book is also for people living in distant lands - where the head covers are not a practice - yet Allah (swt) did not use the words head or hair. These Sect promoters seem to know more than the All-knowing-Creator and explain derived meanings. As I understand - we cannot add words to the meanings and say we are explaining. Derived or implied meanings are written by Sect chiefs who wrote centuries after the Quran.

[@lollollipop8743]

@@sam_mirza right but I think our hair and body beautify us when we style it or wear tight clothes, therefore both should be covered, but with the intention of not making ourselves look pretty with the slight bit of hair showing. May ALLAH guide us all ameen.

[@sam_mirza]

@@lollollipop8743 Whatever is in the Quran is the actual revealed Shariah My point is : we as humans cannot add or subtract meanings with our opinions or desires - reference- //Quran 16.116 Do not falsely declare with your tongues, “This is HALAL, and that is HARAM,” ˹only˺ fabricating lies against Allah. Indeed, those who fabricate lies against Allah will never succeed.//

[@astoriadawa5168]

It’s important to understand that we look at the sahabi n early scholars how they understand what the prophet Muhammad sws said about a topic

[@AnalyseThat]

It's misleading to translate "khimar" as head-covering. Khimar refers to an outer garment that obscures the woman's shape. The word khamr in the Qur'an also refers to an intoxicant, ie. a substance that obscures the mind, NOT the head. Stop pushing your borrowed meanings from Arabic traditions or hadith stories falsely attributed to the Prophet.

[@americangirlcalifornia7003]

Even if it meant headscarf, it is telling to put ur headscarves on ur chests

[@AnalyseThat]

@@americangirlcalifornia7003 That's like saying "wear your gloves on your feet" 🥴

[@americangirlcalifornia7003]

@@AnalyseThat ohh yes

[@user-dh9ol6pn6e]

@@AnalyseThatcompletely two different things bro….. A scarf can cover the head and chest in one go… unlike the glove

[@AnalyseThat]

@@user-dh9ol6pn6e I guess if the scarf is big enough it can cover the whole body.... and if it's bigger, it can form a tent.

[@firdausnaqvi9783]

Khimaar is mentioned and instead of just covering head ladies should cover their body shape all over.

[@islamiccat105]

Cover their chests, the body they just have to wear modest clothing. Nothing too tight, nothing revealing their upper arms or ankles and legs. And men also have a khimaar, and a modest dress code. Nothing too tight or too revealing.

[@naqib_313]

Right. Wearing Abaya is one of the best way to maintain Parda

[@Saby217]

Understand that conversational arabic has a multitude of dialects and a word can have multiple meanings, depending in which context it is used. If you are Arab or have been around enough Arabs, from different countries across the Middle East, you would know that. Khimar in classical definition is a covering (not necessarily for the head) and it is 'advised' in the Quran to cover ones bosom, something majority of women do irrespective of religion, for obvious reasons. It doesn't say that it is 'fardh' (ie compulsory) nor does it say that it is 'haram' not to do so (that is if you interpret as a head covering). Differentiate between verses that are CLEARLY stating what is halal and harm, and those that are advisory in nature. Too many scholars try to propagate advisory verses as absolute haram if not followed. This is wrong and has lead to so many problems in society. That being said, cover your head if you want, interpret the verse as you want.. but please do not preach your interpretation as the word of God and allow Him to judge, as forcing or demonising women for not accepting and living by your interpretation is a far greater sin than what you perceive they are committing by not wearing a 'hijab' or 'khimar' as you see it. Let people live according to their God given Free Will. Worry about your own sins and how you might fare when you stand alone before God on the Day of Judgement and possibly be held accountable for your judgement of others. On that day, your comparative analysis will not help you.

[@ash.ab.5575]

Nooman is the one of the greatest scholar of Arabic out side Arabs who make us uderstand how outsiders feel the in-depth meaning of complex Arabic.. ma sha Allah

[@falofiasco2543]

So that is the proof of obligation for covering the chest. Or better: The goal of wearing khimar seems to be that the chest is covered not the head (,,To cover your chest"). Nowadays covering the chest is easy without wearing headscarf. Back then it might have been harder. Where is the proof that wearing khimar is an obligation to cover the head itself? Hope someone can help.

[@gale_poot]

same question

[@rojdakara9302]

@@gale_poot same here

[@eishagul3317]

This is what is explained in the whole vedio.. Just don't do your intellectual gymnastics and follow what quran says.. As simple as that.

[@eishagul3317]

3:04.. Is answer

[@falofiasco2543]

@@eishagul3317 no, 3:04 is not the answer. It's just the correct definition of khimar. Allah commanded the former muslim women to USE THEIR KHIMAR to cover their chest; meaning they used to wear the khimar before but not in a way that covers the chest but revealing it. That is also stated in the video. That's why that aya was sent down; to command the proper way of wearing the khimar. So my question after all that is where in that aya can you see/read khimar itself is an obligation? The only obligation I read is the covering of the chest. It's not like I don't want to follow the Qur'an. I want to understand it. The discussion about khimar proves that it's not that easy to understand the Qur'an. Speaking of discussions: As we're muslims we're commanded to that in a friendly and respectful way. So if you have nothing factual to add I ask you to keep comments like ,,brain gymnastics" for yourself and make the best out of Ramadaan.

[@sam_mirza]

“It literally means COVER” 3:28 A cover is just any cover, still that doubt remains that it could mean any COVER - a shawl, neck scarf, etc… And explanations using Khammar/alcohol: “It messes with your mind” 3:33 It actually covers the ability I’m still trying to understand your point - why do you have to say HEAD when it literally means COVER and it is actually affecting your mind and ability.?

[@amiratan7067]

Exactly what i noticed.... why do they connect it with "HEAD" covering

[@tarekahmed1227]

you are clearly not an Arabic speaking Muslim, the word khimar in itself means head covering, the verse his talking about says that a women have to extend that khimar( the head covering) to cover there chest with it also

[@tarekahmed1227]

a hadith form the Prophet PBUH further explained this, and set down the rules of that dress which is to cover all the body and the head expect for the face and hands with clothing that are loose not tight nor transparent.

[@sam_mirza]

@@tarekahmed1227 The root of the word KHIMAR just means a COVERING.

[@tarekahmed1227]

@@sam_mirza there is no two words in arabic that have the same meaning, and I just cheeked some dictionaries and all of them states that, khimar means a head covering

[@funkyentertainer-1mviews548]

Just when i got confused about it I knew KZbin can help And yes it did Found ur video Thank u for explaining sir

[@oumchar]

Most fashion designers are men that explains why women dress the way they dress. The hijab and modesty is thr most beautiful gift given to women.

[@qurantranslationgroupedbyt5671]

I do not agree with your extension of meaning of the Ayah. The direct meaning of the verse is to cover the chest. That is the private sexual part of a woman. You are extending meaning to cover the head. Head was covered by Muslims and nonMuslims at that time. Extending the meaning of Quran beyond what is specifically stated is dangerous. So if Quran says cover your chest with the cloth used for head covering and that means head covering is included, then it also includes the type of head covering using the specific style and cloth and on and on. Head at that time was covered by men and women. The purpose was to escape the sun and sand. The purpose was not to maintain modesty. The head covering was due to the culture and the result if the environment.

[@hassannur7443]

This guy, Yasir Qadi and people like him who learnt Islam through Wikipedia are leading common folks astray. I don't think these people understand Arabic so they don't know what is in the Quran. Next they are going to say being gay is ok. If you want to know. This is what Allah said to Muslim women: O Prophet! Tell thy wives and daughters, and the believing women, that they should cast their outer garments over their persons (when abroad): that is most convenient, that they should be known (as such) and not molested. And Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful.

[@manafain1]

I think you are round the bush

[@Natalie-fj7fs]

See how there is no mention to cover the hair 👍🏼

[@96muslimgirl]

He didn't say the head doesn't need covering... he said explained why the head cover is actually part of the hijab by explaining the Arabic word and context. Did you watch the video?

[@razamughal9095]

exactly casting a garment over you includes your hair AND YOUR FACE

[@clarkwilliams2759]

@@razamughal9095 but it isn’t clear that it’s obligatory to wear it over your head just obligatory to wear it over your chest because back then everyone of every culture covered they hair men and women…

[@deborak3729]

"Covering" have psychological meaning to" Cover the Attraction". To not become an attraction or to attract. Because for example if you are writing and your hair will distract you will be an attraction or distraction for your mind. About Hijab - when you are at an old age you can not use the hijab. Why? Because the attraction is dead 😄. In the Day of Judgement you will be no clothes! In the end of times they are covered but uncovered! Its the time of Pure Soul ! InshaAllah! Very Beautiful lecture! JazakaAllah hajr!

[@henahamid4159]

Excellent explanation Jazak Allah khair 😇