IS HIJAB REALLY OBLIGATORY? || Samantha J Boyle

Hey my loves!! I hope this clarifies this entire situation for y’all.
So for every Quran verse, Hadith etc we should attempt to look not only at what it says at face value, but also interpret it with understanding of the context in which it was revealed and the impact the verses had on the people of the time.
There is clear agreement from the scholars on the hijab being obligatory. The general ayah governing the head covering is in Surah Al Ahzab surah 33, verse 59 where Allah azzawajal states, “O Prophet, tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to lower over themselves a portion of their jilbabs. That is more suitable that they will be known (as Muslims) and not be harmed. And ever is Allah Forgiving and Merciful.”
The word jilbab is one that is most often misinterpreted when it is translated. Without understanding the full meaning of the word, people could translate it to mean just modest dress. According to the Arabic dictionary, the word actually means khimar or headscarf. So here, this verse clearly says that we should wear it in order to be known as Muslim women and also to be protected.
Also in Surah Noor, Ayah 31, Allah azzawajal states, “And tell the believing women to reduce [some] of their vision (i.e. lower the gaze) and guard their private parts and not expose their adornment except that which [necessarily] appears thereof and to wrap [a portion of] their walyathdribna bikhumurihina alla juyoobihina (meaning headscarf’s) over their chests and not expose their adornment except to their husbands, their fathers, their husbands' fathers, their sons, their husbands' sons, their brothers, their brothers' sons, their sisters' sons, their women, that which their right hands possess, or those male attendants having no physical desire, or children who are not yet aware of the private aspects of women. And let them not stamp their feet to make known what they conceal of their adornment. And turn to Allah in repentance, all of you, O believers, that you might succeed.”
Also, what is referred to when Allaah says “except that which ordinarily appears," is clearly the face and hands. This is the opinion of Aisha bint Abi Bakr (RA), Anas ibn Malik (RA), Abdullah ibn Abbas (RA) and Miswar ibn Makhrama (RA) - all companions of the Prophet (S). Almost every tafsir commentary on the Quran will include some if not all of these authorities for this opinion. & the strongest view is that the exemption refers to the face and the hands because a woman May reveal the face and hands in her salat (while everything else must be covered) In the context of the ayah, it confirms the practice of wearing the headscarf and covering everything else except the face and hands.
It’s also stated in hadiths that when this verse was revealed (al nur:31), it is narrated by Aisha (r) in Bukhari and it is authentic, that women at the time tore their fabrics of decorations from their clothes and covered themselves properly. Some people might be like “oh this is just their interpretation of the verse” but these are the early generations who heard and understood in a way we didn’t, and if they had of understood incorrectly then the prophet would have definitely corrected their practices. There is not text, Hadith or even possibly to even suggest that this might be speaking about something different. The scholars are in complete agreement over this topic. There’s no debate amongst them about whether or not hijab is obligatory or not, and they have agreed upon it from the time of the prophet until now, with no debate. Allaah knows best.
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[@nahl7867]

we spent 15 years to understand one verse of shakespeare and yet we think that we understand the Qur'an in 2 minutes. hmmm that was super profound masha'allah

[@Idk-rc1ly]

But in the Qur'an it is written that "we have made it easy so that you can understand it" how do you interpret this verse & will you take another 15 years to decode this inigma.

[@berryfloat]

i am a new muslim revert for almost 2 months now and today i wore my hijab out for the first time. i was insecure at first but alhamdulillah, i felt safe the whole day. thank you for sharing the video. May Allah bless you and your family always. assalamualaikum

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Ahhhh alhumdulilah 💗💗💗

[@abrar6868]

MashAllah sister, welcome to the religion of peace and love sister, May Allah help you in this world and hereafter, Love and respect from the inner depth of heart sister.

[@lasantuzza777]

alhumdulilah sister insha'Allah its been easy for u :)

[@kagescar]

Mashallah that's so good to hear in 2 months you started wearing headscarf your making great progress we make dua for yourself and all our revert brothers and sisters in the world your all truly inspirational and brave people!

[@JohnDavid-vh3rn]

Softly and tenderly Jesus is calling Calling for you and for me See on the portals He's waiting and watching Watching for you and for me Come home, come home Ye who are weary come home Earnestly, tenderly Jesus is calling Calling, "O sinner come home" O for the wonderful love He has promised Promised for you and for me Though we have sinned He has mercy and pardon Pardon for you and for me Come home, come home Ye who are weary come home Earnestly, tenderly Jesus is calling Calling, "O sinner come home" Come home, come home (come home) Ye who are weary come home Earnestly, tenderly Jesus is calling Calling, "O sinner come home"

[@doniahammami8458]

I am struggling with my hijab nowadays and this helped me a lot. Please make dua for me to stay strong...

[@marliesbaker7001]

Donia so am I but this scholar explains really well this it is recommend and suggested but not required. This is a very educated scholar which I have been following. Inshallah your heart and struggle will be at ease. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4m6gaCAi8mVopI His name is Dr. Shiba Alley - hopefully wrote it right its not on my tab right now.

[@MsHarunaMoon]

@@marliesbaker7001 Shabir Ally is not to be trusted sister, he has many views that goes directly againts the quran and ijma. He has been called out by many scholars about this. Stop spreading false information and sharing his videos.

[@rayandaas1695]

@@marliesbaker7001, Yeah, he believes that Allah is not smart enough to decide punishments.

[@sara-jn4kv]

@@marliesbaker7001 Salam, sister. As muslims we shouldn’t search for one opinion that is different to all others but follow the most authentic one, supported by MOST scholars. Hijab is obligatory and many consider the niqab to be obligatory too. We shouldnt purposely try to find loopholes. May Allah guide you.

[@EmotionxPlayOw]

I'm crying 😭 It's so beautiful listening to the truth in such a confident and straightforward way.

[@ChuckNorris20131]

You should do TED TALK about Hijab's being obligatory with these facts and profound explanation sister. May Allah reward you.

[@SunShine-sp8zw]

It's not obligatory. If it was, it would clearly say so in Quran. Key word clearly.

[@Mo74mmad]

Alpha Dog but it’s vague and really just depends on your understanding

[@Zam492]

Not to be judgmental but a lot of people keep saying "it's a cultural thing". We should all read the Quran in translation so we can actually understand the content.

[@SunShine-sp8zw]

@Alpha Dog Hadiths are irrelevant unless you actually believe that nonsense. The ayah most quote in the to justify waering potato sacks was situational advice not a general guideline and applies to 'hijab' as a divider in living space 'a veil/curtain between living room and the private space. The actual ayah that talk about women's dress code does not mention covering the hair.

[@lyricsworld6032]

The idea is actually "modesty", not really sure how wearing a burqa was concluded from the ayat.

[@Qurann21]

And when you try to advise a muslim sister nowadays, they scream "haram police"🙄

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

😂😂😂🙌🏽

[@Hereditary90]

Omgg that's all ppl keep saying to me. Now I get so shy to advise others so I just keep quiet. May Allah forgive me. Ameen😔

[@fahrizalfirmani4221]

dangerous womens giving advise to the believing women is an obligatory in Islam. May Allah give an easy for you

[@minyoongi7005]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@i.8885]

Because they do know that it's obligatory. They just chose to not wear it so they don't want anyone to tell them what to wear

[@ahamilton3435]

I had a bad hijab day today, you know when it kind of twists and chokes you a little. So I went to the college bathroom to fix it and then the adhan from my phone came on. I had to run out😂 I only started wearing it in April and I'm SO fricking happy. Were not forced to wear it but it IS obligatory to wear it the Khimar etc. That's what people need to understand and I had to humble myself and understand it.

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

YESSSSSS LOVE THIS WHOLLEEEEE COMMENT!!! I know the bad hijab day feels😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ahamilton3435]

Samantha J Boyle YESSSS SIS🤣🧕😂👏

[@omairbinenam6337]

@@SamanthaJBoyle sunnah.com/abudawud/34/87 as you can ascertain from the above authentic (sahih) hadith that the custom in the house was to cover the head, but when Fatimah (Peace and Blessings of Allah be on her and may Allah be pleased with her) saw a stranger she felt obliged to cover her feet, .. this is Islam.

[@Sadika101]

I had it on Friday and it was the worst 😂😂😂 I seriously couldnt breath

[@ahamilton3435]

@@Sadika101 i wear jilbab now so no longer have the pins and choking struggle alhamdulilah 😂

[@RazanB]

Jazaki Allahu khair sister Sam I was born into a conservative Muslim home Alhamdulillah. And your videos are so comforting. In this day and age so many people come to question the values we were raised with. I don't care about the views of non Muslims and islamophobes about Islam because their opinions don't matter. It's the uninformed fellow Muslims who can cause so much doubt and confusion. This goes to the issue of hijab, makeup, eyebrow plucking, music etc. Thank you for being so strong so others would be inspired. I'm inspired.

[@abdimalikahmed]

Suhanallah very well explained mashaallah! I just wanted to add that people argue that the term hijab was ordained only for the wives of the prophet, and that is technically true because in the Quran “hijab” literally is a veil, like a dark curtain that separates and prevents from seeing through, while today the term has been commodified to mean headscarf. In the Quran, headscarves are referred to as jilbaabs, and the one I’ll focus on- khimaar. Linguistically khimaar means something which originates on the head and flows down, similar to a goat with all white hair except for its head and neck being black. This definition is also supported by the remnants of the word in other parts of the world the Arabic language reached back in those times, like Somalia. In Somalia a headscarf is a khimaar, and most accurately, the one piece you slip on (again like the goat). This term is known to have meant headscarf and that is ordained for all believing women, so when you hear someone arguing that hijab is just for the wives, tell her she is right, but that the definition of hijab in modernity has evolved to be a synonym to khimaar and she is required to wear the khimaar.

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

YES SUBHANALLAH I NEED TO PIN THIS! I wanted to get into this but I didn’t want to make the video even longer lmfaaoooo 🤣 so JazakAllahuKhayran for the perfect summary!!

[@abdimalikahmed]

Samantha J Boyle hahaha surprised you’re still reading comments 😂 but no problem I am just trying to decrease ignorance and promote knowledge and understanding like we are all meant to do 😅 Jazakallahkhair for the beautifully done video! May Allah forgive us all in this sacred month amen

[@ShezzyyShaikh]

Samantha J Boyle what is the argument of the niqab among the scholars? It’s really hard to find info on that.

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Shehroze shaikh I don’t feel educated enough to comment on that yet

[@midyakarim5351]

Aslamuelikum 🙏🏻🙏🏻💖💖💖💝💝💝🕋🕋🕋👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@TheMrpalid]

I’m speechless, you explained this very well. Our ummah needed a gem and Allah swt gave us you. Welcome , sister.

[@barryirlandi4217]

Misguidance is easy..finding the truth and staying upon it is a blessing and a rare blessing

[@yousrabdi904]

Don't you ever stop making videos sister 💪❤, May Allah bless you and make your eman even stronger . Keep it up !!!

[@Qurann21]

How do i like this video more than once???😭👏

[@Aliyahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

I actually seen that video recently. Very munipulative speech i was actually overwhelmed watching it, may Allah protect the Ummah from such ideologies and guide us all, and protect us women Amin

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Subhanallah me tooooo sis!!!

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Ameen

[@kagescar]

I am not even going to watch it tbh, but Ted talk is western platform right so ofcourse they are bot going to drive an agenda that fits Islam media are just poisonous wallahi be careful guys

[@fatimachaudhry3093]

OMG I have been wearing a hijab since I was small and now I started to wonder if it is obligatory and if I'm required to wear it... I've watched so many videos and I just kept struggling because I wanted to keep it but at the same time felt like taking it off... your video helped me so much...cause no one is explaining it properly...thankyou so much..May Allah bless you.

[@One-rr8um]

@@shairanarubaiyatapsora2521 well said. It's better approach to avoid confusion. However, if someone faces issues, he/she should consult nearby imams or someone knowledgeable.

[@alyahamzah3605]

Subhanallah. Sister, you explained it so clearly, alhamdulillah.Even myself as a born-muslim, struggle to explain the obligatory nature of the hijab to others when confronted w a similar situation/question. Allah has blessed you w a clear manner of speech..barakallah laki. I pray that Allah reward you for youe effoets and continue to guide you to His path. May we all be gathered one day in his jannah, ameen.

[@kashfiaislam9995]

Wearing the hijab is obligatory but it is NOT obligatory for a Muslim woman to cover her stomach and back in front of her male mahrams. 🕌🕋

[@alliegold3492]

I know what you mean about that TEDtalk video. I remember watching it a few years back and it was pretty convincing. And thanks for making this video. I've tried to teach people about the fact that hijab is in fact compulsory but they never want to listen.

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Yeah subhanallah people try to believe whatever fits in with their desires and nafs.. May Allah guide everyone who thinks they’re upon the truth but is misguided.

[@tweetyrocks7686]

Samantha J Boyle ya that's right

[@mazenmarvel7342]

It's obligatory not compulsory there is a big difference

[@kashfiaislam9995]

Wearing the hijab is obligatory but it is NOT obligatory for a Muslim woman to cover her stomach and back in front of her male mahrams. 🕌🕋

[@vancouvernights4879]

Great video but please don't say blah blah blah on God's words I know it's unintended so you may say and so on.

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

JazakAllahuKhayran for the advice

[@arifr6392]

I appreciate that Sister taken it as advice rather than criticism. That should be the manner of a true Muslim.

[@abiquadir7710]

Absolutely,,,,,, you say to the end of Ayat

[@abiquadir7710]

You should never say bla bla bla when you talk about verses of Quran

[@melol5656]

Abi Quadir she knows he just told her

[@ebrarmehcur9146]

Thanks for another amzing video, Sam! I was feeling really down about my hijab today, I havent felt very keen on wearing it for this past year... I have to admit, it would be easier to not wear it, but it's a command from Allah and Allah knows best... this video really encouraged me to keep it on❤

[@ahamilton3435]

I see certain female muslimah KZbinrs saying that the hijab is a cultural thing and not obligatory etc. It hurts me so much because they influence others and people into thinking it's true. They are basically trying to put their own opinions into it and that's just not right. Who are we to have an opinion on what the creator has stated. It's just upsetting. Also whenever someone mentions the truth they are classified as the haram police which is just crazy to me. I get that there are some Muslims that really judge others and are rude etc but when there's Muslims who are genuinely giving true advice they get called the fricking police. I also hate the term "modern muslim" make a vid about that term please sis cuz that annoys me SOO much😂

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Yeah subhanallah I completely agree & I see it so often too in the Muslim community! May Allah guide us all to the haqq and keep us firm upon it.

[@ahamilton3435]

Samantha J Boyle I'm just so happy your making videos and are clearly so genuine and omg just thank you for making these videos sis, MashaAllah

[@thalblankson4002]

@@ellenpadberg3641 you are being misguided Quran says you are allowed to question it Allah loved when you question things and not just follow it blindy. Second Quran never says you are allowed to have slaves and rape them infact it's a major sin to do so. Please read and educate yourself on Islam. I would recommend you to go to masjid talk with Iman and read Quran. Don't go on Google because there are too many negative things and lies about Islam.

[@ReadingQuran29]

Your scholars have their own opinions as well and you blindly follow them.

[@battlerudee]

@@ellenpadberg3641 you are very much so uneducated...and I hope you become educated and do proper research...which you can only gain by actually reading the very book you speak so ignorantly about. May PEACE be upon you

[@saidosman3957]

Subhanallah. You not only just follow but you do research on the meaning and educate others. Allah hu'akbar.

[@roumaissar6487]

Thank you so much sister for your explanation , it is very clear and the ayats from Quran really helped me to understand more . I am a hijabi and when people asks me questions if it's obligatory, I say yes but I don't have a proof, so now I can use these ayats to explain to them that is obligatory. Happy eid mubarak to you and may Allah accept our fasting and prayers. Merci beaucoup 😘

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Ameen, early Eid Mubarak to you sis 💗

[@samira3836]

I find it great how you are presenting Islam in such a good way while being so confident and steadfast. I just love your way of speaking about the hijab in such a great way. May Allah keep you firm on his religion!

[@sharity3289]

I've always thought women wearing hijab, and the meaning behind it, is so beautiful. I'm seeking to learn more about Islam. Technically, I don't have a religion, but I consider myself spiritual, and I've felt drawn to learn about Islam for a while now.

[@keepitreelcatfishing5883]

You should definitely look into Islam. It’s the truth from our creator

[@23marwaabdou]

May Allah guide you to his path. Bless you

[@ofimportance5458]

Don’t. Please don’t. This religion is hell

[@shanzaynauman4234]

I hope u take out some time to Listen to Quran and it's translation . Just read a little bit orrrr u can watch Quran scientific miracles ❤ I hope u do this I highly suggest!!!!! 💞

[@3rah356]

Please stop generating Lies on God & Quran . To those who say , "Headcovering is Mandatory" , please do not put lies on the Creator. Read along to know the evidence. 👇 No where in Quran has God instructed women to cover their hair. Nor such statement can be found by Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Say "Do you see that which God has provided for you, you make some of it Unlawful (Haram) and some of it Lawful (Halal)?" Say "Did God allow you to do this? Or do you tell lies about God?" [Chap 10: Verse 59] Wearing a headcover is not Obligatory. It has been interpreted wrongly to make it appear so by the Saudis & Iranian theologians. This is very unfortunate that the Patriarchal interpretation is being imposed. It is doing no justice to what actually God had said in the 7th century to the 7th century Arabians God has no where mentioned this nor do we find any source from Hadiths where Prophet has instructed women to cover their hair. In fact many other scholars have mentioned that in Hadiths they only find it as a cultural practice not something that Prophet ordered it to the Arab ladies. Overall "Modesty" is the key. And covering of the chest is what God had said in Quran to the Arab ladies who already wore Khimar as a part of their customary dress which was also worn by idol worshipers . In Chap 24 Verse 31 , He had revealed to Prophet to tell the believing women that their vulgarity was obvious if they did not cover their chest , so cover it with the Khimar that already was worn by even idol worshiping Arab Ladies & other non-believing Arab Ladies since it was their customary accessory of their cultural norm dress worn by Arab ladies of Jahilia time. By classical scholar , Muhammad Asad , a Austro-Hungarian born Muslim journalist , traveler r, write r, linguist , thinkerv, political theorist, diplomat and Islamic scholar. Asad was one of the most influential European Muslims of the 20th century. His Translation 👇 Al-Nour (The Light) - Chap 24: Verse 31 " And tell the believing women to lower their gaze and to be mindful of their chastity, and not to display their charms [in public] beyond what may [decently] be apparent thereof; hence, let them draw their head-coverings over their bosoms......" the Arabic word Khimar ( Head Cover) used in the Verse 31 , is a headgear , which was worn by the Arabs even before Islam came , it was a part of their ancient desert dress , which was used in protecting from the extreme hot climatic conditions of scorching heat wave under temperatures of 42°c & 45°c which the desert dwellers were expose to . And the Creator uses the word Khimar because Arab women of Jahilia time were already wearing it . Hence Divinie specifies its correct utilisation that is to keep their Chest covered with it . The instruction is not Hair Covering or Head Covering by Divine but the chest covering . That is the difference brought forward . The object of the 7th century is mentioned but its specific utilisation is emphasised . And Muhammad Asad's explains very well the history behind in his commentary found in this KZbin video 👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHfKlWuth95rd7s This Video is by a Convert Muslim lady who use to wear hijab . She tells her reason of why she is rejecting it as a ruling of Islam & she tells a bit of the history. 👇 m.facebook.com/groups/148424862515975?view=permalink&id=199237950767999 And the same Verse , Arabic word by word classical root meaning., has been explain to you 👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXy2mHRnrbOWg7s Here , a curator of Muslima: Muslim Women’s Art and Voices., leads you through the journey of Prophet's living times , derived from the collections of Earliest Islamic historical records which collaboratingly explains the historical context behind the Quranic Verses on Women's Jilbab & Headcovering, & explains further the low Mentality of Fundamentalist Extremist Clerics who have pass these few decades promoted & promoting their ideas by inserting their own words along with God's true Quranic Words. Women need to be warned of falling into such traps 👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXuYk3eegrVsorM Here is a Muslim Scholar who tells Quran only stresses on etiquettes not dress code 👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqXXZGuAqa5lf7s Al Azhar confirms HIJAB is not a part of the religion👇 worldmuslimcongress.blogspot.com/2012/05/al-azhar-confirms-hijab-is-not-part-of.html?m=1 And if you are quoting stuffs from this site , 👇 islamqa.info/en/1493 then please inform yourself, this is a Saudi Extremist Salafi website , paying much to Google that it is the first to surface on Search Engines. Majority Muslims are not Salafi Muslims & Majority do not agree with this site . It is run by Saudi Salafi Shaykh Muhammad Saalih al-Munajid & his views are very narrow minded & Extreme Here are his various collective views gathered to show 👇 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Al-Munajjid And you can also weigh his Extreme Views through such articles on this site 👇 islamqa.info/en/1493 So please do not put lies on the Creator that He insists women to cover their hair. He has only instructed women to cover their chest along with over all modesty. Peace !

[@3rah356]

@Mohammed Nawaz Please for Allah sake don't attribute lies on Him & misguide. Please refrain from Wahabism doctrine preaching . It's the most Literalist twisted interpretation attempting on women as a by product of their political statements. Not a single proof can be brought forward from any Sahih Hadiths of Prophet commanding women to cover their hair . Inshallah we all Muslims will get rid of this Extreme promotion of this sect Wahabi salafi theology which has really put Islam to its mockery state . And lastly saying , God has not said anything about Headcovering. Please go through all the links. Thank you .

[@kashfiaislam9995]

Wearing the hijab is obligatory but it is NOT obligatory for a Muslim woman to cover her stomach and back in front of her male mahrams. 🕌🕋

[@summayah4102]

Thank you for covering this subject. It’s a motivator. Ma’sha’Allah. ♥️

[@ReadingQuran29]

The Quran only tells believing women to draw their khimar/headscarf over their chest 24:31 and to not display their adornment around certain men. If you read that verse in its context it talks about being able to relax your dress code around children who do not know the sexual aspects of women. It is obvious adornment means sexual body parts such as breasts, butt and thighs. Hair is not a sexual aspect. The verse also says not to walk in a certain way/strike your feet to make known what you conceal of your adornment, obviously about showing your figure off by walking in a certain way, sticking your stomach in and butt out etc. Before prophet Muhammad pbuh most women covered their hair because that was cultural but they wore it in a way that left the chest area uncovered. The Quran simply says to use the headscarf to cover the chest area. Today most converts around the world do not wear a headscarf before they convert, there is no command for them to cover their hair at all. It's clear the dress code is to dress modestly, if some feel more comfortable covering their hair there's nothing wrong with that, but to say it's a commandment is untrue.

[@Zara-er3xn]

then what’s the point of calling it a headscarf if it is only to cover adornments?

[@kashfiaislam9995]

Wearing the hijab is obligatory but it is NOT obligatory for a Muslim woman to cover her stomach and back in front of her male mahrams. 🕌🕋

[@Pnsbcor]

​@kashfiaislam9994 bro she just explained how hijabis not obligatory

[@Pnsbcor]

​@Zara-er3xn because they wore the scarf on their head both men and women to keep dust and sand out of their head

[@montliban75131]

I'm so proud of you dear daughter for being a revert and having such deep knowledge and understanding of Islamic rules and obligations and best of all taking Islam seriously 🌷💞

[@salmaqodoos1957]

Beautiful sister mashallah 😍😍 I’m blown away how strong and keen you are to Islam ❤️❤️❤️😍😍

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Alhumdulilah!

[@ellied5723]

Hello I'm from belgium and I just love the way you explained this! So sad this isn't translated in french subtitles, I would have showed it to every one I know💗 may Allah grant you paradise! like you said in another video; there is nothing more beautiful than pleasing Allah, and I think you are beautiful! 💕

[@sarinouloup]

ellie d ce serait bien d’avoir les sous-titres participatifs en effet (mais je ne sais pas trop comment ça marche...) J’aimerais beaucoup montrer cette vidéo à ma mère mais elle ne parle pas anglais...

[@JohnDavid-vh3rn]

Softly and tenderly Jesus is calling Calling for you and for me See on the portals He's waiting and watching Watching for you and for me Come home, come home Ye who are weary come home Earnestly, tenderly Jesus is calling Calling, "O sinner come home" O for the wonderful love He has promised Promised for you and for me Though we have sinned He has mercy and pardon Pardon for you and for me Come home, come home Ye who are weary come home Earnestly, tenderly Jesus is calling Calling, "O sinner come home" Come home, come home (come home) Ye who are weary come home Earnestly, tenderly Jesus is calling Calling, "O sinner come home"

[@kashfiaislam9995]

Wearing the hijab is obligatory but it is NOT obligatory for a Muslim woman to cover her stomach and back in front of her male mahrams. 🕌🕋

[@shadteacher]

ma Sha Allah! exactly what I was looking for to show my sister who is very confused about the head covering. JazakAllah sister.

[@thorodinson7321]

You have explained this so beautifully sister, SubhanAllah. May Allah (swt) reward you immensely

[@kashfiaislam9995]

Wearing the hijab is obligatory but it is NOT obligatory for a Muslim woman to cover her stomach and back in front of her male mahrams. 🕌🕋

[@Hereditary90]

Thank you so much. Each day the Quran is getting more and more misinterpreted however you are spreading truth. May Allah reward you sister and May Allah unite this Ummah. Ameen

[@sophiadream43]

“Not for us to interpret ... we just hear and obey “ do u hear urself?? Ur supposed to seek knowledge

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

seek knowledge regarding what Allah and His prophet said, not seek knowledge regarding your own interpretation that goes against the sunnah and come to your own bias assumptions to suit your personal lifestyle and compromise the deen lol

[@sophiadream43]

@@SamanthaJBoyle who said anything about seeking knowledge to fit my lifestyle and “bias assumptions “ If I’m looking to even seek knowledge I have an open mind why are YOU assuming that when I say to seek knowledge it means “I don’t like this so let me find out where I can get some information that supports my bias opinion”. U should’ve just never said anything because u don’t even know where I’m coming from and ur coming with the assumptions that people who question the deen are tryna compromise it 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

@@sophiadream43 I wasn’t referring you to specifically lol, I was explaining what you pointed out in my video and what I meant by “we hear and obey”, while you were trying to twist my words as if I’ve said something incorrect. Whether you like it or not, it’s haqq for us to seek knowledge and then hear and obey the rulings. It’s written in both the Quran and the sunnah so if it’s something anyone disagrees with then that’s something they need to fix within themselves! :) the whole video is about those that try to compromise the deen with their own opinions, that’s why my comment addressed that - not because I said you’re trying to compromise the deen. If you’re not doing that then I’m not sure why you felt attacked.

[@sophiadream43]

@@SamanthaJBoyle so then don’t talk to me talk to those that are doing what you’re saying all I said was seek knowledge Idk why ur pressed bringing up something outta nothing

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

@@sophiadream43 you’re the one that commented on my video as if I’m wrong so it’s you that pressed lmaoo?? Why’d you comment to begin with? Didn’t expect your rude comment to be responded to?

[@sherryhussain6984]

Thank you so much for making this video 😍

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

💗 ofcourse!!

[@khaoulakhaoula6903]

MachaAllah I like your rational way of explaining especially your last words ❤️alhamdulilah I'm(as a Muslim) proud of you ....keep up your good work and may Allah reward you 😊

[@PaolaLopez-co4zt]

I am trying to learn about Islam for my Muslim husband but I can’t bring myself to accept all of the covering. My Hispanic background let me grow up wearing whatever I want. It’s a Very hard transition

[@Helwafafy]

Don't rush take you time God will help, modesty comes with hard work and time, with time it will be easier for u to cover your skin, star wearing most clothes first ❤️

[@zahednow]

Just Ask Allah for guidance from bottom of your heart

[@Zenlovepositivity]

The Usuli institute hijab has a talk on this on KZbin. Just make sure your chest is covered, and you dress modestly. You don’t need to wear headscarf. Wear the headscarf while praying. The Quran doesn’t mention headscarf or covering of hair. Only covering of chests and privates & dressing modestly.

[@worldreligion5992]

The ted talk was ridiculous. She just worded it to suit her own argument because she doesn't want to wear hijab. I sat there listening for a few minutes before I turned it off when I could correct almost everyone line she was saying. Great video Samantha glad someone cleared this up for Muslim women who were confused.

[@alwaysflat7996]

Sister I am not going to go in depth why Hijab is not obligatory, It is an opinion of some scholars which was dictated by their environment and society. There is a context behind the "hijab" but it is not obligatory, now if a woman want to wear it, I have absolutely no objection, but for anyone to claim that this is actually a decree from Allah, is disingenuous, dishonest, or uneducated on the topic, anyone who studied Islam from all aspects would come to realise that the Hijab is not compulsory. There is absolutely no evidence whatsoever, there is a historical context that has been kept buried by some out of ignorance and by others with an agenda.

[@feefs2139]

...May Allah guide you with proper aqeedah.

[@kashfiaislam9995]

Wearing the hijab is obligatory but it is NOT obligatory for a Muslim woman to cover her stomach and back in front of her male mahrams. 🕌🕋

[@fafayanden]

I’ve seen many videos on this matter, and by far this is the best. Jazaki Allah khair, sister!

[@kashfiaislam9995]

Wearing the hijab is obligatory but it is NOT obligatory for a Muslim woman to cover her stomach and back in front of her male mahrams. 🕌🕋

[@RandomLifeProductions]

A hijab is not obligatory, it talks about a woman covering her modesty.

[@AllAboutMir]

Thank you for enlightening me. Well appreciated. Great job as a revert

[@naknaknarok]

MashaAllah I couldn't agree more ❤ keep it up. Allah has chosen you with purpose.

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

He has chosen you with purpose too Alhumdulilah

[@alexojideagu]

Women used to have their chests exposed in the middle east, that's why it says to cover your chest. It doesn't say cover hair. It means use your clothes to cover your chest. It is simply mentioning to use the style of clothes women wore back then.

[@gabrielapetre3009]

And besides this it is said 'that is more suitable that they should be known and not harmed' I don't understand how some people understand from' it is more suitable/ it is more likely ' being an obligation. Let's take an example: Studying a university degree is more suitable/ is better to have let's say. Is studying a university degree obligatory? No, but it is better to have. But there is no problem not having it.

[@TheIlhanTheElequent_ishaq]

yes i was still waiting to hear the hair needs covering. i liked her other videos but maybe this one was lacking due to biases. and also the verse also says it is so they indentify as muslim and actually in order for to differiant them from the believing and non believing women

[@dariapiechota2914]

Why The women, at that time, had to be knows as Muslim in order to be safe? Why not just teach not to harm any women? Nowadays headscarf is not protecting you from anything, if you were to be harmed you will regardless if you wear headscarf or not. What about situation where wearing headscarf’s can actually expose you to danger (e.g Eastern European countries). God prescribed this rule to protect women, sure not to put them in danger, so how applicable is that teaching for a women living in a islamophobic society ?

[@Marcolany]

May god rewards you for all your good deeds, in this life & hereafter. May all makes all your wishes & duoa come true. I love love love listening to you cause you are very carful in conveying the right message and information.

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Ameen, May He provide you the same. Alhumdulilah I try to be straightforward but gentle and teach haqq.

[@Marcolany]

Samantha J Boyle which you do! I wish to see you in the future as an effective and influence Islamic character. That many of our brothers in humanity revert to Islam because of you. I know that might put a lot of load & responsibility on you. But I believe in you because your honest with God first. And you have a gentle lovely way to till the truth straightforward without complimenting others. Which is the way of the prophet (peace be upon him) in conveying the message of God.

[@bo5235]

Thank you i needed this video.. I have been thinking about wearing the hijab and I've had conflicting feelings, i was afraid and this helped me and gave me confidence.

[@Zara-er3xn]

i’m now considering it but i’m very hesitant.

[@bo5235]

@@Zara-er3xn I actually wore it in Ramadan :), I'm very happy with my decision indeed but you have tp give yourself time to think about it before wearing it :)

[@aaeshakafaar7824]

Finally....someone put a video out on this alhumdulilah 💙💜 much love Samantha

[@Charmediy]

Salaam sister, hope your having a great day. Love this video,you made some valid points. I dont dislike or disrespect those who dont wear the hijaab, everyone's on their own journey. But,when these sisters make excuses for themselves and try to change whats been written down in history for hundreds of years it really bugs me.

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Yes 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 exactly the same

[@sambodhi3072]

#SamanthaJBoyle No it's not mandatory in Quran exept danger situation and the choice is yours. Only to cover private parts is Mandatory check Surah Noor 31. Stay blessed . 🦁☘️

[@thalblankson4002]

You are wrong it's mandatory the sister even showed proof in the description. Read Quran may Allah guide you stop being ignorant dear.

[@makemoneywithhash]

This woman has her head screwed right ,woman must take knowledge from her and stop defending your personal desires and heed Allahs call

[@sumeyabader9376]

Subhan'Allah I have found this video after my mind literally got messed up with that TED video. Something felt wrong yet right at the same time astagfuru'Allah. I'm just glad that there's someone to clarify things this clearly for all those who get dumbfounded. May Allah protect you wherever you go!

[@shaimaali7202]

If you wear hijab you'll be known as Muslim woman and you'll be protected for it? Really? Tell that women who are consistently in fear whiles wearing a headscarf outside somewhere in their cities

[@AishaKhan-fx6ec]

Assalamo'alaikum! Sister I'm your new subscriber and found your channel really great Barak'Allah Feekum.. Eid Mubarak in advance from India😊❤

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

WalaykumAsalam, early Eid Mubarak to you too!

[@hamimitabta7465]

something that the most people ignore , covering the head is even mentioned in the bible : corinthians 11:6

[@memijames7579]

I liked the video and comments. It was very informative. It was recommended by a friend who has been Muslim for a year because I am studying at my own pace and do not wanna be misinformed. I am open minded and I can see both points of view and proof/examples of everyone side.

[@amirshohail660]

May Allah have mercy on you sister.May Allah make you means to guide our other sister. Alhamdulillah very nice

[@shakc2011]

Alhamdulillah, such a beautiful explanation with references. May Allah SWT rewards the sister immensely. Keep spreading the knowledge you have been chosen to give.

[@livelearngrow4160]

That ted talk she mentions really did throw me off the hijab path. I had to study a lot deeper before I was able to psychologically move on to wearing the hijab.

[@iandavies23]

As'salaamu'alaikum, May Allah(swt) guide, protect and bless you always, Amiin! Eid Mubarak from Singapore!

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

WalaykumAsalam, Ameen & the same for you! Eid Mubarak!

[@m.malfoy5212]

I am very scared of wearing it, bc where I live, hijabis are targeted, hated and often verbally and physically attacked. I am so so so scared of becoming a target. Can anybody give me advice?

[@Helwafafy]

Don't worry my sister Allah is with you, I wore the hijab when I was 16 and now im much confident and stronger against verbal abuse and i love myself more. I don't care what others think about you, Alhamdulillah Allah swt surrounded me with beautiful people and he helped a lot in life because i accepted to wear it. Allah appriciate our efforts and rewards us in beautiful ways Alhamdulillah. May allah guide you inshallah P. S I live in France where there is a lot of Islamophobia but hamdulillah Allah helps me a lot

[@sharahfazlin]

Jazakallah khairan for this video!!!!!! It's really an excellent reminder for all of us ❤️ May Allah bless you and your family

[@kashfiaislam9995]

Wearing the hijab is obligatory but it is NOT obligatory for a Muslim woman to cover her stomach and back in front of her male mahrams. 🕌🕋

[@jaskayy6590]

Have you done a video about self-confidence as a Muslimah? I need something mainly about wearing hijab and finding work ect

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

I have!! Might benefit you InShaAllah but I also have another video about hijab coming within the next few weeks that should benefit you as well so keep an eye out for that! The first video is SELF LOVE, MODESTY & HIJAB kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3nFnmt6rLB0mpY

[@happycamper4734]

Thank you this video is amazing! Unforuntately, my parents believe the hijab is cultural. But Ive done my research, and I believe it is part of Islam. So after sone discussion/arguments I am now slowly transitionning into hijab. Now I am covering everything except my hands face hair and neck when I go out, then maybe next week I am going to start to try and wear baggy clothes when I go out (the problem is almost all my trousers are tight), then I will add the headscarf. I am doing it like this so I dont get overwlehmed all at once and quit, and my parents want me to do it like this to make sure I am dedicated to wearing a hijab. Inshallah all will go well.

[@humnab4892]

Best of luck sister! I'm on the same boat, my mum is the same. I've worn baggy clothes for a few years now, and iA I'll give the headscarf a go one day.

[@happycamper4734]

@@humnab4892 Thank you so much! I currently only wear baggy clothes, and have done so for about half a year. In a few months I will go to University Inshallah, so then I can put on the hijab. Good luck to you!

[@Pnsbcor]

It is cultural..u should listen to what actuak scholars and sheikhs have to say about this instead of random people on the internet

[@happycamper4734]

@@Pnsbcor i have seen scholars opinions and stuff. I found the best source is the Quran itself. Read the Quran and see what the words mean. Thats the best source for anything in Islam

[@Pnsbcor]

@happycamper4734 personally I read it and the quran tells the women to cover their bosoms that is the only order I have understood Allah to have given the women from that verse I'm interested how u perceived it?

[@vianh7907]

Thank you for this video. I have been struggling with hijab for a few years now and have my times where I want to remove it and looking for any video/excuse but could not find any valid reason but your video is very encouraging so thank you.

[@im.m]

Do you have any advice for sisters struggeling with wearing the hijab

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

I should have a video coming out soon about this InShaAllah

[@zahraqauomi4943]

Salaam sis and Eid Mubarak. This subject is deep and the argument can go on forever. So thank you for sharing. Love you😗😗😗

[@raeesahpatel9267]

masha allah, may allah continue to guide you

[@gillianstapleton8566]

Cover if you wish by choice living in the west but being unaware of women suffering for choosing to not wear it or wearing it incorrectly in the Middle East Is deliberate ignorance. Afghan women cannot even show their eyes now.

[@ninaroaming3051]

I'm one of those who watched that the video two years ago and I fell for it. Unfortunately I took off my hijab. It was a phase I blv was necessary for me to go throu. Alhamdoulillah I put it back on. I genuinely didn't feel comfortable whenever I went out or smth. It always felt wrong Subhan'Allah. I'm wearing it now and forever Insha'Allah 🧡 may Allah guide us to the right path.

[@godisjust591]

Ameen Ya Rabbul Alameen

[@kenleulhmmm5808]

I don't like how you just bluntly say it's WRONG as if you have the ultimate truth.

[@unbelievableHoruz]

kenleul hmmm Fiqh is clear in this case its the truth. Accept it or not

[@hamnaayub6798]

I really wantto know about this. I am thinking to wear a hijab but i wan't to know if it's an obligation. I want to wear hijab for Allah and no one else and so this is really important for me.

[@Helwafafy]

My sister, its mandatory inshallah Allah will make it easier for you ❤️

[@GraceSinclair-o4u]

Salams Samantha, As a revert to, I am in two minds about this. I have read alot into this topic and at the end of the day we are saying “ scholars agreed that this is mandatory” but then the obvious question has to be asked…. Why are we listening and following men who are NOT the messengers of Allah SWT? When the words of the Quran are already clear and perfected…. Quran also warns us of false hadiths and messages from those are NOT messengers/prophets of Allah [7:185] “Have they ever reflected on the wonders of the heavens and the earth, and everything Allah has created, and that perhaps their end is near? So what message after this 'Quran' would they believe in?" [45:6] "These are the Verses of Allah We recite them to you in truth. Then in what statement after Allah and His Verses will they believe?" We didn’t need help interpreting adultery, gambling, murder, alcohol etc from the Quran because it’s clear, just like the verses of modesty, it’s clear….. Which is what? For BOTH the believing men and women to lower their gaze and guard their private parts.. Allah swt knows the past, present and the future, that’s why gambling was even mentioned in the Quran as being sinful, even though back in that time there was no casinos or poker machines, Allah knew there would be in the future so it was mentioned in the Quran.. If Allah knew more then 50% of his divine creation (humans) would not be wearing the scarf fast forward 1500 years or having this controversial debate don’t you think he would have warned us in the Quran the importance of covering the hair, and at least the punishment for this? No where in the Quran you will find this clear information or a punishment for a woman who does not cover her hair …. When committing sin ie. zina, murder etc… both men and woman are held equally accountable in the Quran and also in the sharia law… I find the Quran being FAIR and JUST for both sexes, as it should be, I find the Quran saying that haram is haram for both men and women and halal is halal for both men and women…. The dress code is EXACTLY the same when it comes to being fair and just, so tell me why do the believing men not wear their outer garments on their head to cover their hair? Even though It was reported that Prophet Muhammad (SAW) wore a Yemeni burd (cloak) and a green burd and he wore a jubbah, qaba' (overgament) at that time ? Scholars have confirmed the dress code of our beloved prophet Muhammad SAW, and still no believing man dresses like this unless it’s on a Friday ? As it’s “sunnah” Don’t you think the covering of one’s head is sunnah for both men and women then??? To my next point, You had made some references from the Quran with some text out of context… You mentioned at the start of your video the first verse Al-Ahzab 33:59 “O Prophet! Ask your wives, daughters, and believing women to draw their cloaks over their bodies. In this way it is more likely that they will be recognized ˹as virtuous˺ and not be harassed. And Allah is All-Forgiving, Most Merciful.” Point one: do you notice at the start how it actually says “ASK” and not tell ? Asking is giving the free will and option… Telling is a command Asking is an option. Point two: draw their “cloaks” not the word jilbabs like you had said in your video. Point three: both men and women would wear cloaks, khumurihina, khimar, covering ( outer garments ) what ever you want to call it, at this time and it WAS a part of their culture for many reasons mostly being that it was the most appropriate thing to wear for the environment that they were living in the desert involved sandstorms, extreme heat, dust etc.. list goes on…so yes, a cloak/jilbab etc was worn by BOTH genders as a “norm” I understand and appreciate your argument here but how can be sure what the actual definition is, to make our own assumptions that Allah “meant” covering of the head to, just forgot to mention it? Like how can we say this? Are we really over here preaching what Allah actually meant? When we also say, Allah makes no mistakes? Then to go on and spread DAWAH like we know 100% ? It is not allowed…. We are not allowed to lie.. It is our duty to spread the word of ALLAH SWT, and the words from the actual Quran… What I see nowadays is those spreading the word of scholars who are mostly men and their interpretations, which is wrong. I would love to see what the world would look like if the scholars were predominantly females….. would the rules and laws be the same as they are now? * “The Word of your Lord has been perfectedin truth and justice. None can change His Words. And He is the All-Hearing, All- Knowing.” (Qur’an 6.115) Let’s also not forget this authentic Hadith * Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Verily, Allah does not look at your appearance or wealth, but rather He looks at your hearts and deeds.” (Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2564) So why as Muslims are we more focused about the outer appearance when it should our hearts and deeds? May Allah guide us.

[@AjRapidEx]

That TED lady forgot that Mary (Mother of jesus) always kept her head covered

[@mansoormohmand5852]

I liked and loved the clarification that you have said sister , thanks and IN SHA ALLAH our muslima sisters will follow the right path and obey it. Allaah(swt) knows best.

[@Koko14292]

you might want to read about why the hijab verses were revealed in the first place. They were revealed to protect the wives of the prophet from harassment when they go out in the evening to answer the call of nature ( urinate). Check the hadiths about Sawda and Umar ibn al khatab. The veil was used to distinguish between free women and slave girls. It was a social marker used to protect free women. I know that your modern way of understanding veiling is related to spirituality, modesty and God , but the historical facts show that it just had a social function in a society in which slavery was the norm and there was a complete lack of safety

[@deniahmaddimyati7131]

Masha Allah..your are so kind,smart,....keep learning islam..don't be liberal

[@Qurann21]

THIS IS HOW IT SHOULD BE👏👏👏👏👏 I dont get why its even controversial tbh, it actually worries me. I love how you actually go by the quran and sunnah as opposed to those who try to find reasons as to why its not obligatory. You're absolutely amazinggg❤

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Alhumdulilah!! Thank you girly 💗 may Allah keep you firm upon the truth.

[@_shadxn]

honestly i was confused for like 2 days because of that ted talk video , ty for this !

[@jaskayy6590]

How heartbreaking that sisters are mislead by other women than following Allah and the Quran, hence, reuniting as an Ummah. That video cut me due to how mislead people and how everyone believes her 😢

[@aminamussa3377]

I really wish this video blew up so that it would reach more people i loveeeeeed it, lots of new, beneficial, information i didnt know and probably alot of others. We love you too samantha 💞💞💞 loveeeeee this religion of mine

[@kathleenphillips2933]

As an almost ready to Shahada woman, I saw the Ted Talk. I thought it was dangerous speaking. The speakers premise was that the word hijab was nowhere in the Quran. Correct. But the word 'Veil' certainly is in the Quran. And today's modern language term for Veil/ has covering is Hijab. As are the lines that a woman, with her Veil/ head covering, should cover her head and breasts, are in the Quran. This has nothing to do with culture or Hadith. This has to do with what is written in the Quran itself. Shaytaan is hard at work with this TedTalk speaker.

[@maryam_harbawi]

This topic has been a constant struggle for me. Thanks for this really informative video.

[@keepitreelcatfishing5883]

It’s ironic how some people call her oppressed for wearing hijab and call nuns pious for the exact same thing. Many hypocrites in the society we live in today.

[@kashfiaislam9995]

Wearing the hijab is obligatory but it is NOT obligatory for a Muslim woman to cover her stomach and back in front of her male mahrams. 🕌🕋

[@koisose]

this channel is so beautiful keep this channel growing please

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

💗💗

[@mzahra94]

May Allah honor you and raise you amongst the people, who were on the path of haqq and called to it. BarakAllahu feeki, dear sister, for speaking the truth with actual knowledge & wisdom.

[@giuseppeferreri7189]

Why should women feel more protected with hijab? And why do women distinguish as muslim, as you say, throw hijab? Why not through their life, their way they live and love others? I am born as a cristian, and I believe to distinguish myself through my way to live, not what I wear!

[@aneesaaaaaa]

I have had the feeling to wear hijab for a while. Today i bought myself a scarf and a tie cap. As i came home i put on my scarf and i felt like it didnt suit me. Looking in the mirror i feel like its not me, as much as i so want to wear it. I then started looking at if hijab is compulsory. I came across this video and i feel a lot better about wanting to wear it

[@malaikan]

Thankyou so much,, jazakallah I've been looking for this x

[@MJ-dh6zx]

Agree 100%! Obsessed with your videos lol also what about showing a really small portion of hair at the front of hijab? Say you didn’t wear the under cap and some hair is visible, in your opinion is that allowed?

[@ahmedelattar8259]

No sister that is not allowed, nothing of the hair should be visible at all. May Allah SWT make it easy for you

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

Yeah that’s also not permissible although it’s a common trend nowadays

[@MJ-dh6zx]

Yeah I thought that too. Thanks for the info guys!

[@starstruck18929]

Can i ask why? :)

[@gxqx797]

Sarmin Pro it would be similar to wearing a short t-shirt covering 99% of your stomach area, but then the t-shirt being a tad too short meaning a bit of the stomach is visible. Essentially, it just defeats the whole purpose. If you are going to wear it you should embrace all of it, no point half-arsing it... sorry for the vulgar language. Its in my scottish blood lol 😂

[@oromotivation4591]

Maashaa Allaah ,pass my salam to all ur seblings, and we will make dua for the rest to join in shaa Allaah

[@kashfiaislam9995]

Wearing the hijab is obligatory but it is NOT obligatory for a Muslim woman to cover her stomach and back in front of her male mahrams. 🕌🕋

[@lailaal5654]

Just found your channel and I have already watched all your vids. Keep up the great work 💕 also just the first ayah of Surah Noor explains that it is obligatory to wear the hijab

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

JazakAllahuKhayran for your sweet words 😊💗

[@AY-lv1ip]

Such an amazing young women with strong faith may Allah be with you enshallah happiness and health will be with you. Amazing and so strong!

[@djendiabate6704]

Subhanallah, may Allah reward sister, you are brave like few of us. Your explanation is crystal clear. I love you for the sake of Allah 😘😘

[@larigarcia2586]

if it's so complicated to understand Quran, how can she be so young and speak so surely?

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

It’s straight forward people just try to twist things to suit their own agendas

[@unbelievableHoruz]

Lari Garcia There are two different things to understand. First the generl message that Allah swt gives to mankind, that he is the only God, we have to obey him and the prophet, to habe a good charakter, take lessons from the people of the past etc Secondly: There is jurispudence (fiqh) what is on a other level, of understanding and fiqh is no business of a basic muslim. Thats why, the Prophet said“Whoever comments on the Quran without knowledge, should prepare for entering Jahanamm.“ (Tirmidihi)

[@mominabilal2111]

Jazak Allah Khair beautifully explained in the way maximum can relate to. May Allah guide everyone. Aameen

[@abdelrahmanahmed424]

And there is no concensus among the scholar about this verse this is the most controversial verse in the Quran sister you are wrong sister because that verse talks about the Zina what is Zina there are a lot of opinions about what is the Zina and the Quran say ma Zahara minha only what is is expose to be there is also alot of options on what is it to be expose so. I thing sister you are wrong if you say there is a consensus among scholars about this verse

[@sxfaxmina1865]

I love you soo much! Thank you for this

[@SamanthaJBoyle]

💗💗💗 ofcourse girly!

[@nummy2]

Ma sha Allah, I love your personality and content sister, keep it up! ❤😊

[@fiz9398]

I honestly just want to thank you and really let you know that you helped me so much. I’ve been trying to understand this verse for the past couple of days. It’s so crazy how I found this video. I really think it was a sign from Allah because you answered everything I was questioning. Thank you so much. I definitely subscribed and liked. May Allah bless you! I hope to learn more about my religion Islam! Ameen🤲🏻