History of the Niqab

[@AlphaVlogs-do2hg]

Pakistan needs intellectuals like you.... As Pakistan is decades behind from the world... Stay happy stay safe🙂

[@ztariq6509]

They ideology of socialism and communism he espouses has proved to be most bloodthirsty and regressive in modern history after fascism. The reason we are decades behind is our own corruption and abandoning the values of Islam which gave us strength when they were prevailed. Moreover the West will all its technological progress is far behind in human values of modesty, truthfulness and belief as their society is the epicenter of Zina, Riba and all sorts of agnostic and atheistic deviations. They are architects of economic exploitation of poor nations though Riba based neo-liberal order toxic feminism and porn culture that is eating the societies throughput the world.

[@mohammadfaraz664]

Ohh u r frm india u r ahead frm world and why u people hide u r identity man all indians come frm front be true infront of people man write hindu name if insta in KZbin and we know u people how u ahead frm world k what's u mobs doing pandits saying hatred so don't teach others

[@ArslanAli-cs1be]

True @@wahmad8211

[@DWAGON1818]

whats intellectual about him? He hasn't said anything original.

[@ArslanAli-cs1be]

Gora complex

[@BookBuddyOfficial]

Wah Dr. sb kya baat hai apki. Intellectual myth busting is the need of the hour. Keep moving

[@mozenjii]

If you find this weak research "intellectual," you really need to get a treatment boys. Ask your "intellectual." Did Islam start 1400 years ago, so Niqab can't exist before that? Did Islam obligate this due to reasons such as slavery? Wasn't Islam revealed to Arabs because many of their cultural customs were to be added in Islam as Islamic Shariah (Morality), thus, their culture can't be negated if Islam endorses it? These are lone enough to destroy his arguments

[@hazratullahkhan4661]

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[@Faisal.Warraich]

Beautiful

[@ztariq6509]

Sheer ignorance. You your self being raised in an Islamic family should not have shown your own ignorance through endorsement of convoluted and misinformed argument against Hijab/Niqab in Islam.

[@Tariqdahani123]

huge fan ❤FAISAL BHAI

[@HarisA1i]

Sir you both are diamonds

[@ztariq6509]

ان سے تاریخ کے واقعات ہی سیکھے جائیں۔ اس کا دین پراور قرآن کے واقعات پر یقین نہ ہونے کے برابر ہے۔ قرآن میں واضح طور پر داود اور جالوت کا قصہ موجود ہے، لیکن موصوف میں فلسطین کی تاریخ کے معاملے میں تورات کا حوالہ دے کر کہا کہ وہاں داود اور جالوت کا افسانہ ملتا ہے۔ @@Tariqdahani123 یعنی کہ یہ آدمی تاریخ کی آڑ میں قرآن کی واضح نصوس اور واقعات کو افسانہ کہ کر پیش کر رہا ہے۔ کتنے شرم کی بات ہے کہ جماعتی دینی گھرانے میں پلنے والا دین کے بارے میں اتنا نابلد اور بے پرواہ ہو۔ یقینا اللہ جسے چاپتا ہے ہدایت دیتا ہے اور جسے چاہتا ہے گمراہ کرتا ہے، اور اللہ گمراہ نہیں کرتا سوائے ان کے جو نافرمان و فاسق ہوں۔

[@ummeali2092]

سورتہ الانعام، آیت 112 کے مطابق یہ سب ملمع کی ہوئی فریب باتیں ہیں تاکہ مسلمان عورتیں حجاب سے دور ہو سکیں۔ لین اسلام کے نور کو کوئی بھی اپنے فریب کی پھونکوں سے نہیں بجھا سکتا

[@Falcon36957]

زمانہ آيا ہے بے حجابي کا ، عام ديدار يار ہو گا سکوت تھا پردہ دار جس کا ، وہ راز اب آشکار ہوگا گزر گيا اب وہ دور ساقي کہ چھپ کے پيتے تھے پينے والے بنے گا سارا جہان مے خانہ ، ہر کوئي بادہ خوار ہو گا کبھي جو آوارہ جنوں تھے ، وہ بستيوں ميں پھر آ بسيں گے برہنہ پائي وہي رہے گي مگر نيا خارزار ہو گا. (علامہ اقبال) One of the person whom i take inspiration from and what a prediction he did 👏...... i invite every Muslim to read and understand Quran ( a sad reality that most of us muslims including me don't actually do) if anyone has doubts or question regarding Islam will get their answer atleast even if someone is criticising Islamic ruling should have a proper and concrete reference to backup his statement or if someone want to defend Islam should have the understanding of Islam. MAY Allah guide us all and save us from the fitnah and parasite of our society.❤

[@raziabatool3129]

Sorry ....if you have wrote this poetry of Iqbal for pardaa....then you are mistaken ....

[@2AN3M]

Great work !! Appreciate your efforts. The whole context makes sense.

[@JAli-gn1dd]

Well done!👍 And thank you sooo much sir!!! glad to know this crucial piece of information!

[@kshaffatima4130]

If you think niqab is a sign of discrimination, then why Prophet Muhammed (S.A.W.W) wives used to wear it. As you highlighted Muslims fought against that empire which actually invented niqab, then why Muslims adopted it by themselves and exactly after when the verses of Quran related to pardah revealed.

[@Taimur_Laal]

Quran doesn't mention the face veil. You may check the ayat. “Say to the believing men that: they should cast down their glances and guard their private parts (by being chaste). This is better for them.”(24:30). “Say to the believing women that: they should cast down their glances and guard their private parts (by being chaste)…” (24:31).“...and not display their beauty except what is apparent, and they should place their khumur over their bosoms...” (24:31). “O Prophet! Say to your wives, your daughters, and the women of the believers that: they should let down upon themselves their jalabib.” (33:59).

[@IslamicVeracity0]

​@@Taimur_LaalThere are distinct mentions in the Quran. In one place Quran mentions women's clothing in house, and in another place Quran mentions women's clothes outside house. You can go and watch the videos of scholars where they differentiate between this if you are not afraid of the truth or in a dogma. Go and watch Sahil Adeem's, Engineer Muhammad Ali Mirza, Daniel Haqiqatjou, etc. There is a split among scholars between Niqab and Hijab. But Hijab is definitely there, and I personally think Islam ibligates Niqab as well

[@razamughal9095]

@@Taimur_Laal thats why we have muftis today. THEY DECIDE what is the best way to implement islam and the CORRECT view is that a niqab WILL be worn by whoever is young. Its to do with fitnah. These days even middle aged women get chased by men.

[@waqasali8746]

As regards to prophet wives and other Muslim ladies, they used to cover their heads with scarfs or shawls cause of scandalous nature of the pagans of Arabia that they started teasing and harrasing those ladies when they go for the excreting or urinating many reports that they tend to rape them and when case brought in front of Prophet they say in their defense that we thought as they are the slave girls/ women so as per this reason Prophet ordered free muslim ladies to cover their heads so they the pagans dont ever try to use this argument in defense in future...

[@Happy-js8oc]

Lol to be honest our supposed religiius scholars don't know most of the things themselves. Also while doing Hajj, the primary and essential clothing for women includes that the FACE SHOULD NOT BE COVERED, and no veil. Also people adopt stuff from other places, the prophet or the quran didn't tell women to wear explicitly. In ancient Arabia viels were worn by gypsies as a costumary piece in provocative and sexual dances

[@Cookingwithmom1918]

Dr Sahab mind blowing topic & series. Can we have your vlogs with English translation on such historical topics, so we can share among our colleagues who don’t understand Urdu. Thanks.

[@muznamalik4798]

You have clearly justified in the lens of history but i would like to understand in the light of the holy book as well.

[@imbsatch]

Read surah alAhzaab and surah Noor

[@yousaaamo]

Surah Noor Ayat 31 is about Purdah. Usually face is considered exempted from Purdah in the light of said Ayat!

[@teerathchandani6866]

let a woman to choose what she likes to wear. Thanks for such an informative lecture.

[@heavyhacks6598]

Agreed.... And if a women chooses Islam... then it is her right to cover herself..... No one should be bothered by it...

[@teerathchandani6866]

@@heavyhacks6598 Yes,

[@Seeker-seeking-truth]

Agreed. A muslim women can decide if she wants to wear hijab or not.

[@mohammadjatoi8662]

Wow this was very reaLLy informative and I did not know it at aLL!WeLL Done!

[@RashidAhmed-s6l]

In Islam, women are ordered to cover their adornment and when they go out, they should put a cloth over their chest so that their body is not visible to other people. So Burqa is a traditional thing and I think it has nothing to do with Islam. Apart from this, it is also necessary to remember that Hazrat Muhammad (peace be upon him) is the last prophet of Allah. Many prophets have come before him and there is no difference between the law of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and the law of the prophets who came before him. So it is not surprising that it is in accordance with the teachings of the old prophets like Abraham, Moses and Jesus. It is also important that there are changes over time, so it is possible that the teachings of the Prophets that do not display your adornment have been changed by people and given the form of burqa. I think this video only covers one side of the issue while not including the narrative of religion

[@junaidahmed2248]

I second your opinion,as this topic is greatly connected with Islam so what does Islam says regarding this respective issue,must have been presented in the video,there is an ayat in the Quran regarding the covering of women,which states that “ O Prophet! Tell thy wives and thy daughters and the women of the believers to draw their cloaks close round them (when they go abroad). That will be better, so that they may be recognised and not annoyed. Allah is ever Forgiving, Merciful.” Quran is the most authentic book for muslims,here it clearly gives an order to muslim women Husband’s that they should tell their wives to cover themselves with cloakes so that they should be recognised,then it is clear there would have been a strong reason behind it,as it clearly mentioned in the above ayat.

[@GhulamMuhammad-vh8up]

Well sorry to say nowadays BURQA is in fashion woman see in Black fabric but show the all things sorry if I hurt someone

[@junaidahmed2248]

@@GhulamMuhammad-vh8up that’s a different thing,if women wears tight burqa’s to show their body then obviously it is wrong.

[@alamgir5553]

Should not surprise you. Taimoor is a rabid Islamophobe.

[@princehamza890]

😂😂

[@drshehzadhussain6526]

Thanks . Informative video

[@samrawaleed6173]

Brilliant share

[@nasirraja217]

God bless you dear ! May you always be blessed and wisdom seeker ❤👍🏻

[@Zafar-jh7eq]

Amazing lecture sir thanks for enlightening us

[@AsadAwan-yt4gh]

Hahaha Yar jahilon se bhari Pari hai duniya yhe google insaiculpedia se utha k 80 percent Galat fact bta rah hai .

[@advocatehafiznasirmahmood5980]

Very beautiful and informative and i always waite for you my dear bro

[@akhtarkh]

I have to say that the pictures of "niqabi" beauties you have included in your video are extremely attractive. Nothing wrong with that.

[@NizarAlvi90]

He is not against niqab.

[@Awaaz-e-junoon]

Very informative laal !! I appreciate your research Brilliant!!!! ❤

[@atifalicomrade4129]

Informative vedio

[@yusrarana9985]

Wah, kia topic h... Great.

[@jamilkhan715]

An eye opener! Thanks Dr.Lal

[@jamilkhan715]

Also indicate the books which you benefited from making this video. Thanks.

[@yusrarana9985]

Yup... That's the point... Reference...is missing.

[@bravojl]

wikiPedia what else! @@yusrarana9985

[@AnonyPaki]

Exactly. But Islam HAS enforced this concept. There's a Hadith says Umar punished a slave for wearing hijab.

[@cempoyrazozbay3693]

Professor this may be a bit too much to ask but would you make some stuff in English too 😅 I really like your English language work but I don’t speak Urdu so I can’t understand when you drop knowledge like this

[@zarqoonn9722]

Feeling proud to subscribe U Sir, Huge Contribution

[@zahirbabur2076]

Dr Sahib. I enjoy your videos, find them very informative. Please keep it up. Lastly, please do a video on Property Tax and how it can be safely and gradually implemented in Pakistan knowing the resistance to paying taxes and how anyone with authority will abuse it (corruption).

[@AbrarIqbalChauhan]

Thanks Dr Taimur for this Information.

[@AliSikander-o4h]

Very Informative Sir.

[@Silencio0996]

Discrimination has been rooted deep in the history..

[@rabnawazkhan594]

I wonder, would a thing rooted so deep down in human history would ever be eradicated. Is discrimination natural? Are you referring to human rights discrimination or women rights discrimination?

[@Silencio0996]

@@rabnawazkhan594 both.. i use the word "discrimination".. and woeful fact, i believe discrimination is man made, yet natural.. it will prevail every where, in many form..

[@rabnawazkhan594]

@@Silencio0996 you have to choose one: man made or natural. And since it will prevail everywhere, as highlighted by you, therefore Allah has emphasized on equity rather than equality. Peace out 🕊️

[@owaisqasim5054]

@@rabnawazkhan594 To eradicate a problem, you have to find its source of origin. In this case, the source is a lack of awareness and knowledge. Educate the common man, and these problems will cease to exist, or at the very least, be replaced by other problems.

[@amarrajputpunjab]

This is a very good video; thank you for sharing this research with us. You should publish more videos like this. how much alien culture comes to this region and affects the male and female inhabitants of this region.

[@anaghashyam9845]

I’m pretty sure slavery existed in the Assyrian or neo Assyrian empire. The conquered people were deported within the empire to places where more skilled labour was required but this was generally seen as a positive / reward rather than punishment. Earlier studies on the matter were dominated by biblical records rather than cuneiform texts found and hence had a different picture of especially the neo Assyrian empire but now there’s more nuanced approach Source: the ancient Near East, Karen Radner Palestine under Assyrian rule, Ariel M Bagg

[@MeryAaqaMerymola]

Excellent Dr iqbal Your regular follower

[@bhabino55]

One observation. Victoriana era peasant women is probably Elizabethian era peasant woman (seventeenth century)

[@naseer5424]

Thanks Sir! For your kind information.

[@Abecinna]

It would be really helpful if you put some of the sources in the description. A true breadtube is incomplete without at least 10 references 'down below'.

[@yaseenullah4769]

Sir you are the great teacher of my thought 🎉

[@khaleeqahmad5134]

Pic puri screen py shoe kia krein tb apki awaz hi bht ho g

[@amjadsiddique7019]

Good work Dr sahib

[@nadirali4208]

Sir g, you're always amazing. I wish you could generate a video series on books that you could recommend the avid readers to go through. For instance, the top 5-10 books on Pakistan's polity, books on philosophy, books on ideas to spark creativity etc. Some books should be CSS-PMS oritented to have intellectual bureaucrats in the future.

[@salali09]

Thanks Taimur Bhai

[@contentweaverz2438]

This is one of the reasons our currency is ultra super highly valued. No high class women of this nation can imagine herself in a niqab. Those who do they get slammed for it. Ode to the great leader.

[@AmmarMohsin-zp6ui]

Go to hell then😂😂😂

[@ztariq6509]

When Currency of Muslim Civilization was indeed high, women used to be in HIjab and Niqab and more elite and noble the women, more covered and secluded they used to be. When currency is low and Muslim civilization is in decline the elite are devoid of hijab and covering. Your argument is flawed.

[@contentweaverz2438]

@@ztariq6509 If that was the case then people who have abolished this practice or limited it would be the ones worst off. There is clear correlation in the amount of conservative lifestyle and national GDP historically speaking. It has become a sort of privilege in today's society to grant women enough security that they don't have to conform with expressive modesty practices. People who are seemingly powerless or hail from lower classes put the pressure on women to secure their piousness because the society at large fails to do so in developing nations. It's because developing nations have a lower ratios educated individuals and mostly driven by unbacked emotional ideologies. Regardless of niqab, an average dude cannot harass a women hailing from a higher status. In the same way, inspite of taking niqab, a woman from a lower class can be subjected to harassment. Nevertheless, I could be wrong.

[@AmmarMohsin-zp6ui]

@@contentweaverz2438 You are wrong bro😅😅😅

[@zumermukhtar6201]

thanks for sharing

[@AlishbaMalik-vz9mf]

Great saying ❤

[@AmeerHamza-pg7zk]

Why and from which period the muslims adopted vails? Please guide sir!

[@poriraatkachand3107]

Sir make a video on topic* is islam is the religion of sacrifice

[@Hajra377]

You always hit the ❤ sir. I met you in my college in GPGC Mansehra & i had a picture with you but I've lost that photo and i am so sad about this... Have a few questions sir, 1, Even islam encouraged this viel culture, promoted through its teachings. Clearly we can see in quran; اور اپنے گھروں میں ٹھہری رہو، زمانہ جاہلیت کی عورتوں کی طرح اپنی زینت دکھاتی نہ پھرو۔ There are many other occasions where woman is asked to stay in her limits. Please clarify, viel is islamic or Assyrian ??? Fatwa na lag jay):

[@Taimur_Laal]

This verse is only for Prophet's PBUH wives. To safeguard them from the munifiqeen who were bothering them. It was not meant for everyone and for all time. Also zeenat doesn't mean face.

[@qasimzia1285]

@@Taimur_Laal Islam what people know today isn't what it was revealed. It's a dogma created by arabs later on and now we have different cults and then cults inside those cults.

[@khanzaman-yj3wq]

Thank. You sir by Rashid minhas

[@turtledovve7169]

بہترین ❤ ۔

[@Omair_01]

Same thing regarding pardah is discussed by Nehru in the chapter about Islam in his book "Glimpses of History". That Pardah was adopted by Islam and later it came to India via Muslilms! "Among Arabs women didn't observe any Purdah. They were not secluded and hidden away. They moved about in public, went to mosque, lectures and even delivered lectures. Later Arabs imitate more and more cultures of two historic empires on either Side of them----Eastern Rome and Persia". They had defeated the former and put an end to the latter, but they themselves succumbed to many evils of these empires" Nehru

[@ztariq6509]

Misinformed. Arab women observe follow Pardah as was in Greek and Mesopotemian civilizations in pre-Muhammadan ere of Jahaliyya. The elite women would cover their heads and faces and it was sign of nobility. The slave-women and prostitute as pointed out by Taimur, did not cover. So indeed it became the class symbol. Islam only reinstated this tradition as the requirement of modesty and nobility as mentioned in Surah Ahzab and surpporting Hadith. However, with Purdah, women would go out and have decent gender interaction as per the rules while the wives of the Prophets would observe more seclusion. Now as the Muslim civilization advanced through centuries, the requirement for women especially of elite women to roam around in bazaars and society became less and less due to the privilege the enjoyed at secluded places. So here we go. The best state for women is to remain in protective environment of household and family and if they go out with any need they do it with Purdah. If they are privileged enough they may not need go out and work as Islam has provided all economic rights within their homes.

[@Happy-js8oc]

But women can't remain in that protective bubble all the time because sometimes that very protective bubble doesnt protect them at all. Women are encouraged to do jobs tho in islam

[@Serenemusic330]

Hats off to you sir for highlighing such a subject which is taboo in this conservative and ignorant society

[@shaktipaulsharma4922]

When you convey an idea , your facial muscles help you to express it. It took 2 lacs years for men and women to use the facial muscles correctly. A veiled face is bereft of this ability. Only 50000 years ago, our vocal cards were separated, so human produced sounds. Languages are only created in the Bronze Age. Women are leaders,speakers, entrepreneurs, teachers,PM etc where facial muscles enable them in expression. Wear Burqa and deliver this lecture to find the shackles created by Islam for women. 124000 prophets had no women among them to address women rights.

[@Taimur_Laal]

@@shaktipaulsharma4922 a good point.

[@saimamehboob8964]

Verse no 33 of Surah Al Azhab narrates the same!

[@munirahmeddharejo2708]

As always, you have done it.. sir

[@OurPanacea]

informative of research

[@aansarehana3907]

Great 👍 👌 ❤🎉

[@Naxir101]

Nice one.

[@viverbenfica2650]

Thank you sir♥️

[@bilalkamran230]

A little correction I want to make is that there is no term as 'pre-islamic' because Islam is there from day one... You can google about the 1st prophet of islam you will get the answer.

[@Taimur_Laal]

From the perspective of Islamic theology, you are correct. But from the point of view of a historian of religious social movements, I am not wrong. The view that Islam has existed from before the Quran is a philosophical point about the existence of monotheism as a metaphysical view.

[@mohammadsaqib622]

sir i would really appreciate it if you add subtitle in this video. Love from Bangladesh (East Pakistan)

[@naseemarifraja1]

👏👏👏👏👏. Loved it.

[@nafeespakistaniofficial]

Great ❤

[@moaztariq7314]

It exploded mentally! Taimoor sir there is exact same Ayat in Quran that says the same. It used word ‘muhsinaat’ (good doer women) should wear gown so that she can be distinguished and wouldn’t be bothered’. This is exact what assyrian law said on women. Does it mean Islam also acknowledges the possibility of brothels and prostitutes in society? Since Islam did not abrogate slavery, does it mean to this date we would have accompanied sex slaves in society? Then it brings me to the question was the income considered halal from all those activities by slave owners. This is sickening, women were considered and treated like war trophies and assets. Thanks to the west who talked about human rights.

[@ztariq6509]

If ancient societies practices some good values like egalitarianism, truthfulness and condemnation of prostitution, usury, murder, theft, would we oppose it because they prevailed also in pagan cultures? If the people of those cultures practices something good and enforced some good laws, then should we blindly oppose them because those who practiced were also pagan? Or we would keep our minds open and evaluate every practice on its own merit and benefit, adopt the rights ones and reject the wrong ones. West only talked about human rights when they were corrupted in their societies and that too in a deviant way. Correct human rights were given by Allah through Prophets and scriptures. Western human rights are contaminated by endorsing rights to vulgarity, prostitution, homosexuality, alcoholism etc that have been condemned by all divine scriptures.

[@moaztariq7314]

@@ztariq6509 firstly the point I raised is not what to adopt. my question was if Quran says to believer to have their women wear a veil, so their is distinction among ladies (Quran33:59). This exactly refers to assyrian law where they kept distinction between women and slaves, my point was 1. This doesn’t condemn sex slavery, and prostitution resulting to this. Treating women worst than animals. 2. The principal stance should be to eliminate prostitution or brothels and free women so it becomes a pious society, but here they made another law against women and their dress code. I mean both way men wins and women suffers. That’s not coming from God, that’s from some evil patriarch. Thanks again to west who did a huge favour to us by criminalizing slavery and giving everyone equal rights. Otherwise who knows you would have been a slave too.

[@ztariq6509]

​@@moaztariq7314 "so their distinction among ladies and they are not harrassed". So those who were harassed were the slave women and prostitutes. So this garment has the purpose of both modesty and nobility. If Assyrian law found something similar due to need of nature or carried forward the tradition divinely ordained that whats wrong in it? Why take democracy from ancient pagan Greek society if everything pagan society is to be condemned? Coming toward two points 1) Islam never abolished slavery rather restricted it to war capitves for both men and women and also regulated it. Secondly the slaves in Islamic civilization cannot be compared to West African slavery by Spanish and British Empires who exploited them worse than animals. Even Bernard Lewish, a jewish American historian has acknowledged this in his book "The MIddle East" that slavery in Muslim Empires was a mean of social progression as women adopted to Muslim households would become free after converting to Islam and had domestic roles in family, while those inducted in the harems of emperors would be well-educated, well-clothed, well-fed and a few of them even rose to the status of empresses. Ottoman Empire preferred slave women to bear future sultans due to political benefits they had for the stability of the empire. Many slave Turkic dynasties rose to power in India (Ghulaman), Egypt (Memluks), Middle East (Seljuks). The authors points out that even the slaves of the nobles would be richer than many common people. Therefore have classic orientalist view of Muslim societies is deeply flawed and counter productive. Now despite this there would definitely be incidence of violations of rights by peoples but that does not take it to the level of what Spanish, Dutch and the British did. Moreover, restricted slavery for war captives and kept encouraging Muslims to free slaves for compensation of violations or rewards. 2) Islam prohibits all forms of sex out of wedlock and criminalizes commercializing any of such crime. Running brothels is forms of fasad fil ardh where those running it could be punished with severe death penalty. Therefore just picking one verse of Quran that talks about hijab but not ZIna is result of cherry picking. Read Suran Noor in full and your will understand what is the punishment of Zani and Zaniya regardless its commercial or consensual. Fornication is a capital offense punishable by lashes and adultery is punishable by max death penalty which is supported by Torah and Quran. Finally, society can only remain pious when men and women observe hijab in clothing and gender interaction. This is coming from Patriachs of Islam and not some perverted person. If one does not like anything from Scriptures and religious tradition, does not mean its wrong. The West only criminalized slavery when they practices its most perverted and draconian part for centuries and that came not for the desire of freedom rather the Republicans wanted more workforce for their industries and wanted slaves to be freed from bonded labour at farms to be engaged in factories.

[@moaztariq7314]

@@wahmad8211 if you support slavery, be it regulated or not, I AM NOT WITH YOU. I believe in Freedom of an individual

[@moaztariq7314]

@@ztariq6509 i must appreciate your research and references! I cant digest this argument of ‘better treatment of slaves’, West or Assyrian’s laws were/are man made. They never claimed to have it from God. Also you yourself have disapproved your point of abrogation of any sort of sexual slavery in Islam by giving examples of latter muslim empires and their harems. Also (prohibited are) women already married, except those whom your right hands possess ... (Surah an-Nisa’:24). I have some more ponts to say but I would rather not make it in public platform.

[@kashihsnaal1923]

Sir ap ki ending 😂😂😂 😅😅

[@tahirali-is1kx]

This Chacha can openly talk about any topic of his choice but when QAR calls him out on his mistakes he acts like a rat and makes shitty graphic designs to mock him.

[@NizarAlvi90]

instead of enjoying debate shits focus on what he is delivering and the source of the video information

[@sashahosseini9358]

Links to Ustaz Ghamidi sahab's point of view: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHmbXqWnfZmAd7Msi=OeDxZMGyzfMbTkip kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZvMpWyGgMuAoq8si=OsdbgCk8IOLm3ARw kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5jdpZt7g6p_grMsi=QzyKi-XCxomnm8dt I can't seem to find the person's comment where you'd requested it. So, here they are, sir. Thanks for this lesson in history. Your work and efforts are truly helpful and very much appreciated, sir.❤

[@mohsinaziz2000]

Would have be an add on if u made a comparison with dressing of Indian women dressings of past

[@kulsoomabbasi9595]

Very deep history of naqab.

[@babararif92]

good video

[@khaleeqahmad5134]

English parhny ki apko zrurat ni slide chla ke urdu me bta dia krein zyada acha rhy ga

[@hamzaabbas7150]

And where they get the thought of Niqab from like from where did the thought of Niqab originated from, why the covered one is respectable not the other wise...

[@Taimur_Laal]

They adopted it when they conquered Iraq (which is where it was widely practiced).

[@razamughal9095]

Got NOTHING to di with respect and everything to do with fitnah

[@umairyounuus108]

history yahan sy shuru hoti hai?

[@umairyounuus108]

who is the first man on earth?

[@typeracers2828]

Dr Sb with due respect kindly guide us in light of Quranic teachings...

[@salmansoofi1247]

Musalmano Kay baray aaka nay bhe ISS ka khob faida uthaya aur khob jinsi istehsal kia

[@syedumar7066]

why do you delete my replies?

[@Taimur_Laal]

I don't. They are right there

[@syedumar7066]

@@Taimur_Laal not true

[@madmax5756]

Ji han ustaz Javed Ahmad Ghamidi ye bata bata ky thak gye hen but kam aqal log niqab ko islam se jorty hen

[@Taimur_Laal]

Can you send me the link please.

[@Ultraraju]

Reference book is Creation of Patriarchy by Gerda Lerner. Also see A study of Women’s legal status in the Ancient Near East by Beth Troy. Head covering or veiling by women predates Islam and copied by Quran from ancient texts or stories prevalent during that time.

[@Taimur_Laal]

Quran actually does not mention head or face covering.

[@ztariq6509]

Hadiths about hijab With regard to the Ahadith : It was narrated from Safiyyah bint Shaybah that ‘Aishah (may Allah be pleased with her) used to say: When these words were revealed - “and to draw their veils all over Juyubihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks and bosoms)” - they took their izars (a kind of garment) and tore them from the edges and covered their faces with them. Narrated by al-Bukhari, 4481. The following version was narrated by Abu Dawud (4102): May Allah have mercy on the Muhajir women. When Allah revealed the words “and to draw their veils all over Juyubihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks and bosoms)”, they tore the thickest of their aprons (a kind of garment) and covered their faces with them.

[@ztariq6509]

Urwah narrated that ‘Aishah said: The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) used to pray Fajr and the believing women would attend (the prayer) with him, wrapped in their aprons, then they would go back to their houses and no one would recognize them. (Narrated by al-Bukhari, 365; Muslim, 645) ‘Aishah narrated (may Allah be pleased with her) said: “The riders used to pass by us when we were with the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) in ihram, and when they drew near to us we would lower our jilbabs from our heads over our faces, then when they had passed we would uncover them again. (Narrated by Abu Dawud, 1833; Ibn Majah, 2935; classed as sahih by Ibn Khuzaymah (4,203) and by al-Albani in Kitab Jilbab al-Marah al-Muslimah) Asma bint Abi Bakr said: We used to cover our faces in front of men. (Narrated by Ibn Khuzaymah, 4/203; al-Hakim, 1/624. He classed it as sahih and al-Dhahabi agreed with him. It was also classed as sahih by al-Albani in Jilbab al-Marah al-Muslimah.) ‘Asim al-Ahwal said: We used to enter upon Hafsah bint Sirin who had put her jilbab thus and covered her face with it, and we would say to her: May Allah have mercy on you. Allah says (interpretation of the meaning): “And as for women past childbearing who do not expect wedlock, it is no sin on them if they discard their (outer) clothing in such a way as not to show their adornment” [al-Nur 24:60]. And she would say to us: What comes after that? We would say: “But to refrain (i.e. not to discard their outer clothing) is better for them”. And she would say: That is confirming the idea of hijab. (Narrated by al-Bayhaqi, 7/93)

[@bhvlogs110]

The ending linessss ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@junaidmanzoor7378]

Islam accepted those culture values which were good for that thing. I agree with you it is not invented by Islam but Islam appreciate this and God told us to do the same thing in the holy Quran hope you heard surah Ahzab verses regarding niqab. For instance, Allah told us to not to eat pork but we don't know in initial stages why God said this but now we know why pork is not good for us. What God told us to do we have to do that thing.

[@faisalameer73]

well done ❤

[@ashrafalam6075]

Respected Professor, There is No Islamic prescribed dress code for Man/ Woman/ children. Every dress is Islamic dress. Every religion/ culture requires only Respected Dres Codes. It's every one choice. In Pakistan , First religion is Business and and its branches creating further businesses. In Islam everything is Relative except very few restrictions. For food on Halal is restriction , rest is your choice. For Political system, Islam order for Consensus ( Shura, ) but no one ready to Obey this order. We Muslims and especially Pakistani promote only those things which suit to me. Please make video on each and every topic of human life and share corresponding Islamic Thoughts ( Not Pakistani)

[@MakhmoorJatoi]

Thank you so much sir for this immensely valuable knowledge.

[@waleedafzal]

Thanks Sir for this valuable knowledge.

[@arizanees7764]

Kahan se ataen hain ye log

[@hassanrajpoot959]

So now a days also Hijabi Women is more powerful and respectful in Hijab or Niqab.

[@noshadar]

Islam is older than Assyrian empire. Because Islam didn't start from Muhammad SAW but it started from Adam AS.

[@sairaqureshi8470]

You are right. I agree

[@Ultraraju]

Who was the first Muslim ?

[@qasimshah16]

Ooo jaa war paran 😂😂😂

[@shoibericsson5007]

​@@Emissary_of_Revolution Its called belief, not wishful thinking !

[@sairaqureshi8470]

@@Ultraraju Adam

[@NRyoutube421]

Having grown up in Pakistan of the 60s, this topic seems of such an antiquated issue that no one used to give much heed to. Even the hijab was hardly to be seen in Karachi till much later when the Saudi dress code was thrust upon the country courtesy of petro-dollars and the Zia regime. Retrogression looks to be in trend for this era IMHO.

[@smartecho3766]

Tell me you are an Islamophobe without saying you are an islamophobe.

[@Alburr250]

Yes, I grew up in the 80s and Hijab was hardly seen in Pakistan. In fact I saw a full face veil for the first time in Saudia when I went there for Umrah. If you were wearing the headscarf back in the old days, people would look at you funny. Also one Egyptian female author also mentioned that if you wore a headscarf in Egypt back in the 80s, people would question you.

[@pakbehrattv]

Sir please explain in the other lecture how Muslim adopt veil in a detail as secular person i belief on equal rights and equal oppurties not only for women but also for trans gender

[@moaztariq7314]

By adopting veil do you not mean you are supporting assyrian law that abused women?

[@ztariq6509]

​@@moaztariq7314 Assyrian law abused unveiled women. It means to negate Assyrian law one should not ban Niqab/Veil rather encourage all women to wear it including prostitutes and low-class women. Ancient civilizations also banned complete nudity. Should nudity be encouraged?

[@ztariq6509]

@@wahmad8211 Forcing people to dress up would also be unIslamic? Forcing people to educate, to vaccinate, to wear seat belts should also be unethical? The choice of people is respected within the bounds of natural and moral laws and not outside. There is no choice between suicide and life. There is no choice between drug abuse and abstinence. There is no choice between complete nudity and clothing. There is no choice between telling lies and speaking truth. There is no choice between wearing halmet and not wearing halmet.

[@tassaduqaliali7435]

You should show actual Assyrian Empire texts that explain all of these things concerning niqab, rather than encyclopaedias where any historian may write anything. Illiterate critics of Pakistan are enamored with European culture. Its a part of history where Europeans destroyed their culture by instilling progressive ideas among them, with Africa serving as the best example.Dr. Shab, you should make a movie regarding the famous Shell Petroleum Company and what they are doing in Africa, among many other companies.

[@SyedaSamanGulzar]

بھارت میں بھی یہ روایت تھی. نچلی ذات سے تعلق رکھنے والی خواتین کو پبلک میں اپر گارمنٹ پہننے کی اجازت نہیں تھی اور اگر کوئی عورت ایسا کرتی تو اسے جرمانہ ادا کرنا پڑتا تھا.

[@toheedali812]

Yee wo emperor hai Jahan hum Baloch or kurd Nikal hain . I'm right or wrong sir

[@ishfaqwani4917]

😂😂😂😂😂...aap ki haisyat nhi iss pe baat kare

[@ummer666]

I searched this on internet , i got no proper video for what i needed, bcz i know as islak copies everything , niqab would also be one of them.thankyou

[@syedrafi2258]

Bro Christians like you will never understand Islam so it's better for you to keep yourself out of this matter

[@legendsquad4717]

Right

[@pridefulPashtoon]

Hijab is recommended by Allah...wether it was previously in the history or not but now after the prophet Muhammad it's been the part of law..

[@thoughtyfalcon3991]

Well, I thought Dr. Taimoor would put much effort into understanding the issue but what is being presented here is only surface level knowledge. First of all, any serious historian must know that when we are working with "before christ" (BC) era, most intimate details about the society or sociological structure of the society needs to be theorized, it is not present to us in an objective form. So all the information about veiling provided here is theory. Only bits that can be confirmed as true might be the provisions of Assyrian Law, but those are nothing more than piece of text. You cannot show random paintings of Niqab or Hijab and claim that it's what the Assyrians used. We can never know their society deeply as most of it has been lost to history. So I don't think humble doctor here has any ground to correlate Muslim or Christian veiling with the Assyrians. I'm talking purely from a historical point of view here. Secondly, there is a very big difference between Hijab and Niqab specifically in the Islamic culture and I'm afraid Dr. Taimoor is straw manning when he's referring to them as the same. Niqab or Jilbab (Arabic) was used for the same purpose doctor described in the video. Qur'an refers to it and tells that it is to distinguish between free and slave women. Slavery doesn't exist in today's age, so it has become obsolete. But Hijab is a different thing, it is a sign of modesty in Islam. Different people have different opinion of it and use it differently. We have seen people in USA and the West wear Hijab and still be successful and live in a society where gender segregation doesn't exist. So I do not think there's really a case against Hijab here. It is obviously the choice of the woman, if she wants to wear it, no one has the right to stop her. That's a very simple view most western and literate Muslims hold. So I don't think Hijab should be made into that big of an issue.

[@murtazawassan352]

Niqab ka mard ki dominency se Kya taluk hai?

[@DWAGON1818]

You forgot to mention how land is responsible for it

[@andreikalashnikov4861]

I thought veils came into practice to protect women's skins from the dust and sand of Arabian dust storms

[@Taimur_Laal]

Naturally, women and men did that. But that was not specific to women. It was done by all when they went outside or when the wind was blowing sand. It was not a permanent feature.

[@AsadAwan-yt4gh]

کہا سے آتے ہیں یہ لوگ

[@NizarAlvi90]

Come here with facts kid

[@AsadAwan-yt4gh]

@@NizarAlvi90 uncle I have fact . I don't have just screen short .

[@AsadAwan-yt4gh]

@@NizarAlvi90 If you want to know the history of the prda or niqab, you must first know the history of human clothing.

[@NizarAlvi90]

@@AsadAwan-yt4gh then make a counter video and we will support you beta 🙃

[@amarrajputpunjab]

That's my personal research: the niqab in Pakistan was brought by the Ahmadiyya community after the partition, and in Rabwah, most of the Ahmadiyya community ladies wear niqab, and the khalifa of the Ahmadiyya community and their lajnah always encourage wearing niqab above the nose. What do you think about this, and who brought the burqa or niqab to Punjab?