Muslim Girls Get Real About the Hijab |

[@lovelyilhan2063]

People need to stop confusing culture with religion

[@ashah4435]

true true

[@thuraya5506]

Hijab is not a culture it's a part of religion

[@ashah4435]

TORY's arts that's what she is saying

[@bunnyhop4592]

Saudi Arabian culture is solely religion.

[@marium2090]

I'm from Saudi Arabia I wear it by choice thanks for lying publicly

[@sumdayzzz]

not all muslims are arab

[@selenahajj4990]

true.

[@selenahajj4990]

+Tea Kitten it doesn't really matter who is or not. But not all Arabs or Asians are Muslims!

[@selenahajj4990]

+Tea Kitten I'm Kurdish. Btw.

[@lifesupsdownsalongtheway.5221]

+VictoriaYeni .. your wrong not alot arabs are muslim im albanian & am muslim soo. their are muslims basically everywhere not just arbic people

[@yemahis]

Im from Somalia and im muslim

[@lavendexx135]

"Do you shower with it on" Yes I use Hijab and Shoulders.

[@bankybaydy1514]

Panic!atthephandom no we don't shower on it

[@idy2621]

Panic!atthephandom 😂😂😂

[@IQQY99]

Panic!atthephandom LMAOO

[@zuzidoll2840]

Omg! Just watched that video!

[@AhmedXbox]

Panic!atthephandom LOL

[@asianpassion97]

"I put on my crown, not a piece of clothing" - that's beautiful!

[@israelmorris1789]

I agree. extremely insightful.

[@AMAli-ct5df]

Amazinh mashallah

[@hosneara7271]

Yeah

[@sexgodand-truth9859]

and you make it look even more beautiful with it on, so your man; me I respect that

[@rukiakuchiki2090]

"When people see me, before they even know my name, they'll know that I'm a Muslim" I'm in love with this quote ♡^♡

[@dukeofpkr]

Rukia Kuchiki and who r u first a human or a Muslim ?

[@dubeyrahul1092]

Love you too..

[@raycom201]

dukeofpkr both

[@Princess_Lilly13]

@@dukeofpkr "Being muslim means being as human as you can be". The more you are into islam, the more you realise, it is the best way for a human to exist, it is a lifestyle not a religion, it is a way to be the best version of yourself, as human as you can be, humanism was the best thing that was represented in our prophet's lifestyle and behaviours. Have a goog day sir 💓

[@scorpionswindofchange4033]

@@Princess_Lilly13 lol stupid the more u depend in this cult the more u become devil

[@stevejoy7529]

i'm Arab and i'm christian and Arab muslims treat me amazing they are so kind and nice We all Live in peace together advice: "Don't believe the westren media"

[@rukhsanazaidi629]

steve joy Who is that in your profile picture ??

[@ninaa5693]

I am an Arab Shia Muslim woman and I love Arab Christians!!

[@mohsinatarafder5988]

Wow dude

[@youmustknow1965]

I am a Muslim and I like you too... I like all the people of the world.

[@rafipratama3638]

steve joy *western

[@ewelina6085]

I am a revert to islam since a year now alhamdulilah. After 6 months of embracement I was ready to claim to everyone that I am muslimah. I live in the middle of the Europe (Poland) where 80% of people are islamophobic. After winterbreak I just put my headscarf on and went to school. Everyone were staring at me, talking about me, some were mocking by screaming at me ''Explosive girl !'' or ''Allahu Akbar !''. I ignored them with a smile and me and everyone used to my hijab after some time. So With time I became accepted and alhamdulilah I am safe and sound. I am the only one muslimah in my family, so my mom was worrying if nothing wrong could happen to me by my statement. Indeed Allah is the protector of believers and if sth is doing in Allah's sake then u may be sure, you're blessed and protected. Don't be afraid and wear it proudly

[@emilybrown3548]

Mashallah good on you for being so brave and confident, I'm so proud of you

[@ewelina6085]

+Emily Brown Thank you :) God bless u 2:*

[@thuraya5506]

You are amazing , I grew up in a Muslim family so since I was little I was educated about Islam and new about it in a very young age ,, and everyone around me was Muslim my family my friends and schoolmates,, so because of that I never thought what would I do if the case was different,, if my surroundings weren't Muslims would I still be Muslim,, if I grew in a non-Muslim family would I take the time and think about my religion or search for the truth,, very rare people think like you and actually search for the truth and not do the same thing everybody does ,,I know sometimes it could be hard to be different but you are very strong ,,, God bless you and I wish the best for you

[@ewelina6085]

+TORY's arts Allah guides whom Allah wishes to guide, Alhamdulilah. Soon or later a human start asking himself what is the purpose of life and if God exists. Thats the reason to study the religions, it lead me personally to the only one true religion. To the truth u just cannot deny. May Allah forgive our sins and may we soon meet in Jannah :) Amin, may Allah bless you too :) greetings from Poland ☺

[@kczi5316]

Assalamu alaikom!! It's always so exciting to see another Polish revert, so I had to comment. Mashallah and JazakiAllah khair for your bravery :) I don't have the strength yet that you do, to go against my angry family, but you're a huge inspiration--thank you for sharing!!

[@rabiashaheed]

It kinda bothers me how black/African American Muslim women are never featured in these things like we exist 🤗🤗🤗.

[@ppiinnkkislife661]

oml this is random but we have the same name☺️

[@zahras.8562]

very true i never thought about that before

[@hafsa9104]

my thought too. i hate it when people only think muslims are asians or arabs. how many times has someone asked how can you be muslim and black?

[@somalianbeauty100]

YESSSS GIRL!!

[@AmazingGracer45]

So true!

[@sallymai3058]

"Do you bathe in it?" I hate the question I'm always like do you bathe with clothes

[@pinkdestinies]

exactly omg

[@yoyomsm]

lol

[@MaA-ly3lw]

+cessna caravan wtf no lol

[@taji2806055]

OMG!! yes :'D like yes sure, we do bath in it. it saves laundry cost later.

[@aishahmehmood7132]

Love that answer :)

[@sallyjohnson9832]

This is honestly so empowering. I myself am not Muslim, but I have definitely gained a whole new respect for Muslim women after watching this. Keep being amazing ladies !

[@Smithpolly]

Sally Johnson : Great. I look forward to seeing men choosing to wear it so that they too can feel empowered.

[@shimmer4771]

@@Smithpolly Men have different biology than women do. That's not empowerment, that's just unnatural.

[@Smithpolly]

@@shimmer4771 Unnatural?

[@shimmer4771]

@@Smithpolly To make men wear hijab.

[@Smithpolly]

@@shimmer4771I didn't say anything about making men wear hijabs. I specifically talked about men choosing to wear a hijab.

[@aminajay00]

'Everyday when I wake up I put on a crown not a piece of clothing'

[@farahmalik9809]

cessna caravan, actually Muslim women do drive. I know this because my friend drives.Its only in Saudi Arabia that women can't drive. You need to learn the difference between culture and religion.

[@farahmalik9809]

+ The Khool Guy True, but that's their husbands choice. It's not an excuse their making and also I don't mean to be rude in any way to you.

[@Nekrochomikon8]

And I put my freedom on. Much lighter and comfortable than a crown.

[@monagomaa2374]

Nekrochomikon8 different people have different sandwich preferences.

[@mohammadaaffan6141]

Always remember individuals dont represent islam. If some individual husband dont allow their wife to drive a car or force her to wear a hijab is his personal oppression has nothing to do with islam. REMEMBER i m defending ISLAM not an individual. Islam doesnt teach us to oppress women just remember that...

[@userqwertyuiopasdfgh]

So interesting to hear different stories, teen vogue is stepping it up diversity wise

[@starlite556]

It is all part of the 'New World Order" it will be headed by the antichrist.

[@amantauqir942]

@@starlite556 But Islam and Christianity both are against the New World Order and its zionists

[@naheemahahmed]

@@amantauqir942 the two religions are so alike

[@allagrayarea2864]

"Every morning when I wake up, I put on my crown." Yes, sis! I love that. You wear your crown proudly!

[@wainked]

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[@Mooodyyhhh]

But why wear so much makeup if the goal of the hijab is to be modest and not attract attention of other men (who arent your husband)??

[@yasmeen704]

makeup is worn to make women happy. they wear it for themselves and not to attract men. although, some women may wear makeup for attraction from a male, most women wear makeup to make themselves happy and feel good about themselves. it's not like when they have a females- only party they don't wear makeup. they do and they probably don't wear the hijab so they style their hair too.

[@nabilanabi9088]

if u wear make up to attract men its not the same for others

[@sanahussein8671]

ur correct. women r not allowed to pluck their eyebrows in islam . and al of these Girls have plucked theyre brows. and when it is said to cover ur self than we have to more than just wrapping ourself With clothes. its not like that u can wrap urself from head to toe but People can see ur figure. u have to cover ur figure (muslims).when i see u i'm reffering to all muslim women including myself. whe have to wear loose clothes not thight. and when wearing hijab u have to cover ur body as well as ur hear. meaning ur neck, ears, and ofc ur hair. so muslim women like myself can only show feet, hands and face. and i am not sure about makeup. for example surma is allowed for men. and men also have to cover themselves. from knees to bellybutton. and guys plz dont argue With me i'm just saying what is said in islam i'm saing the truth and if u want more info about islam then read the quran not what is said about islam online. Salam

[@yasmeen704]

personally, i believe every muslim interprets the Quran differently. also times have changed. the Quran says nothing about makeup, makeup is not a permanent change (excluding actual permanent makeup) it is something you can wash off. many women these days are into fashion, so let them be.

[@Mooodyyhhh]

+Yasmeen R so why do they have to cover their hair if their hair makes them feel beautiful and confident? Its the same. If you wear a hijab because hair is attracting, then wearmakeup its stupid.

[@reemalxo]

I'm christian but I always loved the headscarf

[@Penn.obsessed]

reemal Thank you god bless you and this is coming from a hijabi too☺💓

[@historywithash5757]

Yeh the symbol of oppression against women

[@حبيبوردي-غ3س]

reemal

[@Penn.obsessed]

Baldrick 97 Lmfao don't y'all think it's oppression to ban it and France towards the woman who want to wear it?! Ignorant scumbag!

[@historywithash5757]

Yasmeen Haimed you obviously don’t know what happens to the women when they try to remove the scarf in the Middle East. They get stoned to death

[@SizShi]

None of them are wearing proper hijab. They're just wearing a head scarf.

[@livinglovinR]

That's what I thought, I wear a head scarf here and there like that with a conservative outfit (which I wear for the most part) and I just throw it on. -Not a Muslim

[@Sakura0997]

That's their business no one has the right to tell them what's the proper hijab or what's not the proper hijab, the same way no one comes to you and tells you what to wear, they are free to wear whatever they want.

[@ShaesheIndaed]

+Life of Salma we know but dont call it hijab,its offensive and it disrespects the whole point of wearing a hijab which is to cover your hair

[@Sakura0997]

Muslim men come to videos of women to tell them what to wear or that this isn't hijab knowing that in Islam all men must lower their gaze on women. What we wear is between us and God if you think this isn't hijab then lower your gaze and don't look at them, but don't play God.

[@ShaesheIndaed]

+Life of Salma never said i was god,just giving an opinion

[@Nuggie1999]

I'm from Singapore and there are many nationalities. so growing up was around Malays, Indians, Chinese ,eurasians and many others . For me I respect others religion because what's wrong with believing in ur religion? And I agree, religion has constantly been manipulated to suit powerful ppl needs. Everyone has something they believe in. And I agree with these girls. They respect your religion and they also respect yours like why can't everyone just know that there's nothing wrong with believing in something else? And all these things I said r what I believe in. Freedom in religion. And not just believe everything the media says, even if they're your only source of information but because u weren't there when it happened. Everyone deserves the benefit of the doubt. Islam isn't a violent religion, they were simply portayed that way by the ISIS not the ppl who believe in Islam. Always take a grain of salt when you read something.

[@superdupertuper9640]

i am sorry but have you actually read the quran. there are more than 100 verses which encourages violence , indoctrination and hitting woman in the face like a punching bag. i have many muslim friends who worship islam but when i try to show them regarding those verses , half of them were shocked and were in awe because , they were never preached about those part in the mosque and the other half were pissed off that i showed them that . the good muslims that i know of are passive people , with good hearts to the core and good up bringings , not because of islam . they take peaceful verses in the quran and of course , shows us that it is a religion of peace where as the truth is the whole book is full of contradictions.

[@urhackermom]

+Super duper tuper I'm sorry but I think you read wrongly you have to understand every single word Islam is certainly a peaceful religion and I'm proud of being Muslim

[@superdupertuper9640]

to non believers - Quran (3:56) - "As to those who reject faith, I will punish them with terrible agony in this world and in the Hereafter, nor will they have anyone to help." Quran (3:151) - "Soon shall We cast terror into the hearts of the Unbelievers, for that they joined companions with Allah, for which He had sent no authority". This speaks directly of polytheists, yet it also includes Christians, since they believe in the Trinity (ie. what Muhammad incorrectly believed to be 'joining companions to Allah'). Quran (4:89) - "They but wish that ye should reject Faith, as they do, and thus be on the same footing (as they): But take not friends from their ranks until they flee in the way of Allah (From what is forbidden). But if they turn renegades, seize them and slay them wherever ye find them; and (in any case) take no friends or helpers from their ranks." Quran (8:12) - "I will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve. Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them" No reasonable person would interpret this to mean a spiritual struggle. against gay people - Quran (7:80-84) - "...For ye practice your lusts on men in preference to women: ye are indeed a people transgressing beyond bounds.... And we rained down on them a shower (of brimstone)" - Bukhari (72:774) - "The Prophet cursed effeminate men (those men who are in the similitude (assume the manners of women) and those women who assume the manners of men, and he said, 'Turn them out of your houses .' The Prophet turned out such-and-such man, and 'Umar turned out such-and-such woman." ( that is in the hadith) wife beating - Quran (4:34) - "Men are the maintainers of women because Allah has made some of them to excel others and because they spend out of their property; the good women are therefore obedient, guarding the unseen as Allah has guarded; and (as to) those on whose part you fear desertion, admonish them, and leave them alone in the sleeping-places and beat them; then if they obey you, do not seek a way against them; surely Allah is High, Great." Contemporary translations sometimes water down the word 'beat', but it is the same one used in verse 8:12 and clearly means 'to strike'. Quran (38:44) - "And take in your hand a green branch and beat her with it, and do not break your oath..." Allah telling Job to beat his wife (Tafsir). there are many more in hadith with more of those verses. as there are many good verses. but do you really think it is a good idea , worshiping an ideal made by a man who is a pedophile , warlord and a jew hater . Aisha narrated that the Prophet married her when she was six years old, and he consummated her in marriage when she was nine years old. Then she remained with him for nine years (i.e. till his death).he also met his third wife in a jewish village he massacred and had sex with her , the same day he killed her parents . i am really sorry but i was a muslim once too and imagine my face when i saw those facts . the things they preach at the mosque and the behind the scenes stuff are completely different. when i tried to confront the people in the mosque, they did not deny it , even the wife beating . some deny it but do you know what its called . taqiya. look up that word and its perfectly acceptable for muslim people use it when faced confrontations.

[@Nuggie1999]

+Super duper tuper maybe the quotes from the religion R like that but I have Muslim friends and they R not violent nor evil or whatsoever. U can't just judge someone or deem them violent based on their religion.

[@superdupertuper9640]

that is exactly what i meant . the good muslim people that i know and that you know of are people who are decent in nature to the core and has good upbringings by great parents and its surroundings. it is not because of the religion that they are decent people . but there is no denying that islam is pretty violent compared to that of others . over 58 % of the people in malaysia as reported accepts people who commits adultery and people who are gay ,stoned in public.they do it because the quran says so . they dont dare question the morality of the behaviour and that is evil. but regardless of that fact , if they were just to be educated with decent humanity and kindness , that sort of thing would not happen.

[@sabinegray1450]

Me and my mom and grandma wear scarves in the winter on our heads in a similar way (usually wool, cashmere, or half acrylic) usually taking them off once indoors. But one time I kept mine on on a particular cold day when I went into school. No one really stared, there are a few Muslim girls who where hijabs at school and I know one of them -she's very sweet- so no one should be surprised. but someone that I had known since the beginning of the year came up to me and asked me immediately, "are you a Muslim!?" I didn't respond immediately, the way he asked wasn't just surprised it was rude, as though that would somehow make me a different person than I was yesterday. "why? Would that make you uncomfortable? Do you have a problem with my first amendment right to follow any religion?" He looked away. "Uh, no..?" I walked away and kept it on till I got to first period where the teacher who knew me to be Christian and my parents to be Mexican and African American said "no hats, no bandanas, no hoods, no scarves, not my rules" and I pulled it down like I had planned to. I haven't spoken to that kid since. It's been like 9 months. And I'd be flattered to be mistaken as a Muslim thank you very much, middle eastern women are quite beautiful.

[@angel-td3uo]

middle eastern and muslim arent the same tho. any ethnicity/race can be muslim

[@fatine]

but would your professor makes hijabi girls take off their hijabs?

[@Melanie12286]

would your professor make you take it off as a muslim?

[@mohima1367]

🙂.

[@to0ot512]

some people who got cancer wear a scarf in their head's

[@Lelii321]

"... i put on my crown" YESSSSSSSS!!!!!

[@UKevBiebswift96]

i would like to advise about something that matters as a muslim woman/girl who had reached puberty especially when it comes to aurah, the hijab is more like one of the ways to cover one of women's aurah which is the hair, we have a lot of aurah need to take care too. we wear it bc its' a direct command from allah in the quran, you can check it in the surah an-nur verse 31 and surah al-ahzab verse 59 it is also explains how you should wear hijab and cover another aurah correctly according to syariat..not solely based on fashion or trend, as a muslim who's also a girl i need to point this out bc its my responsibilities.. otherwise we are sisters ;) i only can spread the word, the action is on ourselves :)

[@honda-akari]

UKevBiebswift96 how does it feel to worship a paedophile and rapist?

[@leenaa.9671]

本田盾子 wtf did u just say that about god?! Stfu go to hell

[@kristenbrand1116]

Hey hun. Thank you for this. I’m a Christian and love learning about other religions. Can you explain more about why you wear the Hiijab? If God gave you hair? How come you cover it? I don’t mean to offend. I’m doing a Bachelor on this at Uni, and this has been a raising question.

[@leenaa.9671]

Kristen Brand hey! Although ik ur not talking to me, I think I can answer your question since I’m Muslim :) back when prophet Mohamed was alive, his wife wore a head scarf because all prophets’ wives had to for modesty. For us, being modest is important. It never says you have to wear a head scarf in the Quran but a lot of women do because they want to be modest. It is a personal choice that depends on how modest you want to be, if your personal beliefs are that a head scarf is for everyone or just the wives of the prophets and if you feel it will help your connection with god. It’s a personal choice, I don’t wear it and my family members don’t either but I know people who do

[@marvelousmarvelxx3889]

@@kristenbrand1116 I'm sorry . I really am but I also can say if God gave me body why I need to cover it. Btw, it's not like you are going to be non Muslim if u not wear one. It's just an advise of Qur'an if you love and believe it. And as my personal view. I actually love to see woman on those hijabs. Lol, looks beautiful. ~ fellow Islam lover

[@saniq7777]

People who r saying that women wear hijab so they don’t catch men’s eye I wasn’t taught like that When I first started wearing the head scarf I was told that When u do this do this for Allah an nobody Do this to show ur faith in him That ( for me to ) a women’s hair is her confidence that it is a beauty that was given to us and all of us have the pleasure to show it off but when we cover we show Allah that our pleasure does not come before our faith towards him And I have to say it feels good At first it kinda made me a little down but now it gave me a big boost of confidence because when I wear it I don’t care bout my surroundings and I know I’m doing some good to earn heaven in the after life May we all earn the way to heaven InshAllah! N Amen

[@marvelousmarvelxx3889]

No it's not because not to catch men's eye. The hijab verse in Qur'an goes like. "Tell men to lower their gaze, dress properly." Then next verse goes. "Tell woman to lower their gaze, dress properly, stretch their headcover towards their chest" That's all.

[@Nik-ug2fn]

How did you come to the conclusion that hijab is a way of showing your faith to Allah?

[@milly1529]

they are so beautiful mashallah

[@hello4hire]

Loads of make up and slutty clothing hijab is not to attract attention

[@milly1529]

Boomer Rang you're just mad you don't look like them

[@hello4hire]

+Mildred😉 not hard to look like them as 90% hijabies are like due KZbinr influences

[@rkthakur7016]

inbred pedophile fools

[@israelmorris1789]

absolutely!.

[@pwinses4eva]

Ayeee teen vogue yall done good with this video

[@mmumtaz772]

Esra Mukhtar mast beautiful thinking about it lovely message my dear friend

[@shermeen1517]

woww "even if its not something on ur head,its definitely something in ur head" best hijab related thing i've heard on internet

[@christycheray]

I am a Catholic and I wear the hijab for the same reasons.

[@whoisanji6981]

@PiK LMAO i feel you

[@rfqa4116]

Not trying to be disrespectful or anything, but what about your profile pic?

[@whoisanji6981]

@@rfqa4116 Im not muslim lol

[@rfqa4116]

@@whoisanji6981 cool but i meant Christy Cheray

[@Octobre1986]

@PiK It was practiced before Islam, just look at Jewish women for example.

[@ojitosrodriguez114]

4:14 "Every morning when I wake up, it's not a piece of cloth I put on my head, it's my crown." I've never related more with a quote in my life 😭😍👑

[@nm.3178]

evoljellyfish 00 nothing

[@TheeLOSTfan101]

It's great that you have the freedom to choose the head scarf, and it should be choice. But sadly, there is reality for many women where it is not a choice and if they go in public without it, they can be arrested or be beaten.

[@TheeLOSTfan101]

That's true, but it doesn't detract from their realities.

[@ShawdiR]

+TheeLOSTfan101 that is true. It's not a reflection of the faith though but rather the politics of that country.

[@namwoohyun4eva127]

+Stuart Watt Please don't mix up religion with culture. Islam gives plenty of freedom to both men and women it's just some people or country follow the culture more than the religion and I think that where the misunderstanding comes from. If you read the Quran and Hadith you would probably have different point of view not from the internet but from the actual book. I wear a hijab at my own will no one forced me. I am proud of my Identity, proud to be a Muslim women.

[@GotikLeyla]

Well, actually it changes by what you mean with "islamic country". In most of the countries that has muslim majority you can choose to not wearing the hijab quite easily. And the countries that has morality polices are so rare that it's quite absurd to generalize it. I am not saying that there isn't any country which forces woman to wear the hijab, sadly they exist. Wearing the hijab should be something that a woman chooses freely. But don't act like most of the countries force it, because it's clearly false.

[@MaA-ly3lw]

Not true, if you mean Saudi Arabia then you should know that you can actually not wear hijab but you have to wear abaya, please do some research.

[@sareenajivani2351]

MashaAllah the beauty of Islam

[@jijogj]

wear a hijab. sister

[@anythingelse1341]

mashaallah....

[@jijogj]

aftab dorner alhamdullillaya

[@sallysalih1189]

ما شاء الله الحمد لله على نعمة الاسلام

[@honda-akari]

Sareena Jivani Islam is cancer

[@WonderGirl9]

I totally agree with them. The Hijab is our crown and not just a piece of cloth. I started Hijab when going into middle school and tbh I feel spiritually strong. All those dumb questions make no sense to me but it won't hurt to answer them so people understand us more.

[@pollyannamacintosh786]

But you wear the hijab because you fear god. Taking off the hijab has consequences in the afterlife. What crown is that?

[@shimmer4771]

@@pollyannamacintosh786 The reward for wearing it beats taking it off. She wants to wear it, that's her decision.

[@almahecimovic8957]

I absolutely love the hijab and do not get me wrong but this is not a real hijab. The real hijab does not reveal roots of hair nor neck because in islam only your face, hands and feet should be revealed, so not the neck and parts of hair... Just saying...

[@hasnachari6042]

Alma Hecimovic Yeah, you are right¡

[@Ll-tz4uk]

You’re correct

[@jiminlover2276]

Alma Hecimovic yeah but your feet need to be covered as well.😀

[@lovely6795]

Mashallah be proud of what u wear and who u follow

[@wainked]

uh ok

[@bluetruth8691]

As a Muslim, I'm a tad bit irritated that there r less comments about how this is a step forward for Muslims and more about criticism about the way they choose to wear it. I understand that we all look at it differently but can we get more comments about the great and brave thing they r doing by putting themselves out there to further the message that Islam is peace.Their intentions r pure so we should support them.

[@sarahstyles4280]

+Jammy joe The word Islam is a word in Arabic and in English it's mean "Peace "

[@sarahstyles4280]

Jammy joe You can speak Arabic ? If you can , then you can translate it.

[@sarahstyles4280]

Buddhism ? are you call this a religion ? you only pray for stupid dolls that u make with a big belly 😂😂😂😂

[@sarahstyles4280]

***** you start the game girl , you don't have any relation to our religion, u didn't respect it first , and if you hate islam why you watching this video? 😂 you absolutely don't know something about mekkah, go and learn before u speak and go hug your baby doll before he start crying

[@sarahstyles4280]

Not all people hate islam , Only stupid people, we hate yours too , if you don't respect us

[@DavidBeczuk]

Yeah that is why in strict Islamic countries none of the females Choose NOT to wear it. But Muslim females chose to wear it or not only in countries where Islam is not ruling the respective country.

[@DavidBeczuk]

***** name of country? Or we just need to take your word for it?

[@DavidBeczuk]

***** Egypt does not apply Sharia in full. It is only applied in family matters at this point. Article 2 of Egypt's 2014 Constitution declares the principles of Islamic Sharia to be the main source of legislation.[22] Egypt's law and enforcement system are in flux since its 2011 Revolution;[23] however, the declaration of Sharia's primacy in Article 2 is a potential ground for unconstitutionality of any secular laws in Egyptian legal code.[24] Sharia courts and qadis are run and licensed by the Ministry of Justice.[25] The personal status law that regulates matters such as marriage, divorce and child custody is governed by Sharia. In a family court, a woman’s testimony is worth half of a man’s testimony. Countries that do apply sharia in full are the following: Mauritania, Sudan, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Maldives, Pakistan, Qatar, Yemen, Nigeria (Sharia states). Egypt is not one of them, in Egypt is a mix of State law and Sharia law, and sharia is not applied in full. Some examples of full typical sharia injunctions: i) The application of barbaric bodily punishments, such as stoning, amputation of limbs, crucifixion, or flagellation; ii) A Muslim killer of a non-Muslim cannot get capital punishment; iii) Non-Muslim's court testimony cannot be accepted against a Muslim; iv) Child marriage upon reaching puberty; and v) *Deployment of "Virtue and Vice Police"* And another source to support what I said that Egypt is not controlled by Sharia: "The Egyptian government, aware of the threat radical Islam poses to the state, has been fighting Islamism for years. In January 2015, in a speech to the country’s clerics, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi urged Islam to modernize and reject its radical and fundamentalist tendencies. He has also continued in former president Hosni Mubarak’s footsteps and banned the Muslim Brotherhood. This has resulted in the arrest and prosecution of hundreds of adherents to the Islamist movement, *which has been calling for Sharia law since its founding in 1928.*" But it's not over yet, if the people of Egypt will insist on having a Sharia controlled legislation in full then you my darling you will not be able to choose if you wear or not the scarf, it will be imposed on you and the Sharia police will make sure you are punished if you do not wear your head scarf or possibly burka in a full sharia legislation. So there you go, I have demonstrated that in Egypt you have a choice because you are not under full Sharia. More evidence: "The veil was rare in the Middle East’s cities and towns in the 1970s, but mass migration from the countryside-where it was often worn for traditional rather than religious reasons-made it more common. Several countries have attempted to regulate Muslim attire. Turkey banned traditional dress-for men-in the 1930s;" "Egyptian women started shedding the veil as a sign of resistance to the deeply unpopular Muslim Brotherhood, which ruled for just over a year after the fall of Hosni Mubarak in 2011." "The wearing of religious veils in the country is a deeply divisive issue. Whilst *many clerics believe it to be obligatory in Islam*, some academics dispute this and argue that its roots lie in cultural tradition rather than having a theological basis. In 1994, the Egyptian government revised school uniform legislation to forbid girls under the age of 12 from covering their hair. However, the law provoked fierce debate and accusations that the move was un-Islamic. The Supreme Court ruled the ban unconstitutional in 1996. *In March of 2015, the issue gained national attention again when a teacher beat a girl and cut off a lock of her hair because she did not wear a hijab to class."* "In the 1970s, young women did not bother to cover their arms, legs or hair. Two decades later, the same women now urge their daughters to wear a hijab, which has become a symbol of a good Muslim woman. In other words, *hijab isn’t a personal choice anymore; it has become an Islamic dress code* supported by the community."

[@pretty_wingz]

I know plenty ppl living in Countries with strict Sharia Law. And they where jeans and a t-shirt with no scarf. So be quiet, you no nothing!!! You act like you've been to every Muslim Country in the world!

[@pretty_wingz]

+DragonOfValachia You don't have to wear it in some countries. So deal with it!

[@DavidBeczuk]

dee27206 you are wrong, check your facts. And don't act like you lived in all Islamic countries and you know how sharia is applied. If it would be as you say no one would revolt like they did in Egypt. Your lies don't fly anymore...

[@hayleychallender4914]

There was a comment below that said that the girl in the purple headscarf 'dresses like a Tart on the Street and this is NOT an example of hijab'. ....THIS kind of comment illustrates that people can exist under an umbrella term (e.g. muslim/islam) that others (Westerners) apply but have completely and totally different views. The difference between these views, ideologies, religious principles creates confusion and bigotry. The difference between these things is what we need to talk about to better understand others.... and to better understand our own perspective.

[@marvelousmarvelxx3889]

Sorry ma'am. But hijab is more about wearing loose cloths than scarf. Btw Doesn't maintaining hijab doesn't make you a non Muslim.

[@cookiedoodie2924]

OMG they are so beautiful 😍😍

[@amnahmajid8961]

get my hubby off of ur profile pic plz

[@ayyylmao101]

+Pizza pie XD WHAT

[@pandagang6436]

Ya

[@wainked]

wtf

[@ariannareynolds358]

Muslim women are so pretty!!!!!

[@mingyue1586]

♥ you r pretty too ♥ thx

[@mingyue1586]

Jos Bankston You Have Nothing to Do. right !!!!

[@mingyue1586]

Jos Bankston they know they know it's bcoz they don't want to be judged bocz of thr hair or bodies they want from men to judge them by looking at thr hearts

[@mingyue1586]

Jos Bankston thn what :/

[@mingyue1586]

Jos Bankston what is the point of what you said

[@manelumi]

those girl are beautiful ❤️

[@mufferrs]

eventually they end up looking fat ugly dumplings because they've so easy to brainwash about religion...their all very nice people but they are so dumb.

[@Randomvideos-sd7qj]

M S no one is forced into islam remember that.... it a choice you like it brilliant you dont bye bye😁

[@marvelousmarvelxx3889]

@@q13oc6 sir ma'am whatever. The first thing of our religion. Is "niyat" meaning "intentions". So there's no question of force .

[@sexgodand-truth9859]

just like Islam right?

[@khadijamuazu2858]

I started wearing a hijab at 10 and I am proud to say I am a muslim Alhamdulillah

[@ericahunter3893]

i wear belly shirts since i was 5

[@khadijamuazu2858]

@@ericahunter3893 so what am I supposed to do about it

[@ericahunter3893]

@@khadijamuazu2858 my choice is not a choice in muslim countries

[@nadeen1111]

4:13, this statement!! and shes so well spoken. wow love it

[@musicablek]

i love this so much, thank you teen vogue for featuring Muslim girls in your magazine. As a Muslim girl myself, I feel like we're not represented as much in the media, without falling into degrading stereotypes. this series and the article in the magazine was amazing, it finally showed Muslim girls in a more realistic light.

[@sarcastic_fish]

this is such a great video

[@sayanikesh6591]

Emma Angeline to Amar thaka

[@historywithash5757]

No it really isn’t

[@viralbarot3203]

Nope it not..

[@wainked]

uh ok

[@sexgodand-truth9859]

i love; you are righ

[@sashah.7702]

two of them is wearing it SO loosely you can see everything.. whats the point then..

[@mermaidtingzzz]

V's High Notes Very good points and observations! With how you said it, I agree that it would've been positive addition to include a woman who was wearing a traditional hijab in order to express an even more complete acceptance of muslim culture. I will say however that with fashion magazines, it is their job to accentuate the artistic aspects of clothing and that they ultimately meant more good than harm in using such stylized scarves. It's just wonderful that these young women have the platform to speak on their lives, especially with so many countries and people's aggressive attempts to oppress them.

[@aManWhoWantsEverything]

V's High Notes they have the right to wear it loosely we have the right to inform it's haram/sin to do so. people judge all the time however we, the muslims judge by what God gave us. God said wear ur hijab in a certain way (that is in the quran) so when someone doesn't wear it properly we have the right to judge that it's a sin.

[@aManWhoWantsEverything]

*****​​ i totally agree. Allah will judge all of us in time as muslims we must have the best of attitude especially to our own muslims brothers and sisters we must be compassionate with each other and treat each other with respect. That's how prophet muhammad helped the Arabs of that time from the evil of their own selves but we must also never forget one of the most important duties we have towards eachother To inform and remind of haram and halal I'm also iranian BTW :) Peace out bro

[@foubid9830]

Well, ot is her choice, At least she is trying and not changing hair styles matching outfits.I am using it in a very humble style and not showing my hairline but I wear it after my 40ies.I guess more we get mature more we know that beauty and freedom is within, fashion, makeup is kept at home for fun..I do it now to please myself and not to turn men head..No matter what they say women try to be at her best for men and that is marketing,..it is good to feel free, not to be consumer in order to be consumed..Women is a soul, a prety soul and her beauty shinrs from within . She doesn,'t need artifice or sculpture.

[@ramisakhan4399]

At lest they're wearing it, unlike u

[@ojitosrodriguez114]

I chose to wear hijab primarily to stay warm (I get cold easily) and secondly to stand in unity with my hijabi sisters ❤💜👭👭

[@shimmer4771]

You're so sweet!

[@lydiahalliday6532]

I loved this video. I also loved the last statement where the woman says she gets to choose who sees her body and her beauty. That is freedom in my eyes. In today's society, at least where I live, some women feel "ugly" or worthless if you don't dress a certain way or show off your body or hair. I think it's great to be viewed by your courage and intelligence rather than how well you might be in bed. Just my opinion .

[@CathyKitson]

Courage, yes. Intelligence, no. Unless it's intelligent to internalise Islam's teaching that women should be submissive and repressed.

[@shimmer4771]

@@CathyKitson Keep your lies and negativity to yourself, please.

[@CathyKitson]

@@shimmer4771 I CERTAINLY am not lying.

[@shimmer4771]

@@CathyKitson Then, go somewhere else. Why ruin the video with your negativity? What does that offer you? I, for one, am not oppressed, if that's what you're implying. It's not. Islam does not oppress women. That would be an injustice. Allah is never unjust.

[@CathyKitson]

@@shimmer4771 It amuses me that you want to gag everyone who doesn't agree with you. I'm allowed to say what I want, just as you are. I'm hurting no-one, I'm hating on no-one. I feel Islam is very misogynistic. It truly is. It's good you don't feel oppressed. But I'm not talking about you personally.

[@Barbri143]

I support these girls! YOU WORK IT!! I personally don't wear it. I come from a very religious,traditional Arab family. I was actually forced to wear it since I was 9 years old, I never liked it , not because I wasn't feeling confident Disney or different but I just don't think I NEED to wear it. If I can do whatever I like with or without the hijab than why can't I just not wear it you know? My mom says if I don't wear it I would go to hell... I just never believed that. Wearing a hijab should be a choice that you make for God for yourself no one comes between that. So I have been removing the scarf every chance I get when I'm not with my parents. I started taking it off since 8th grade now I'm a freshman in college , it really sucks. And trust me I've tried to convince my parents but they are so afraid of what people are going to say about them, and their reputation. I don't want to keep lying and hiding from them.

[@Barbri143]

Excuse the word Disney lol

[@Sakura0997]

I am happy for you girl! Never do something just because you are forced to do it. Wear the hijab or not, the important is that we are all women and we are all equal and we all need to support each other and stand together Love

[@Barbri143]

+Maria bint Abdurrahman Thank you love! ❤️

[@Barbri143]

+Life of Salma thank you!!❤️

[@saeedvazirian]

I'm sorry, but you're wrong. What has the personal relationship you have with God anything to do with the hijab. Your mother is right, no matter how 'rude' or 'embarassing' you think it is. Hijab is part of the Ahkam, which means it's compulsory. One who doesn't follow knowingly, particularly to conform to a foreign society, will SIN as a result of it, enough to take one to hell. For both men and women. This is all in the Quran.

[@hellolala]

I wore a baju kurung into town during eid, for the first time in years! I usually just wear it just from house to house, and my family and I never really celebrated eid much after my grandmother passed away. I've only worn a baju kurung uniform for school. so I was really really nervous about going into town in a baju kurung. and thank god the people were so nice about it. some people didn't even know I was muslim until i wore the baju kurung. and they were like "oh I didn't know that! you should wear it more often!" and praise to allah, I was doing it for my mom because she was really shy about wearing the baju kurung, and she got the most compliments during that day. she wore it again the next day to another place. Its not the same as the hijab but it was a step closer. It felt liberating ✨

[@MsColdCanada]

I didn't know what it was and had to google it but they are generally very pretty. I would wear a dress like that especially in a pretty colour.

[@scarlettq81820]

i dont mean to judge or anything but whats the point of wearing a hijab if you are going to show part of your hair? if you are to wear it wear it properly and modestly.

[@blancaah6]

I think that the problem with these videos is that they show a reality but from a western country point of view, not from the point of view of arab countries. The video was very interesting from a western point of view, but not completely realistic

[@yuanadinulescu6335]

did you not gather anything from this video?

[@namelessgirl7123]

+zee kay its between a person and their God. It has nothing to do with what others think.

[@scarlettq81820]

Mariaah yea i agree it was interesting but like you said not realistic

[@nashdahan6017]

"before knowing my name, you know am a muslim" how much confident!! ♡♡ lots of love!^^

[@sabahyaqoob1177]

Bravo Teen Vogue! Thank you for trying to show the true side of Islam as it lives in the hearts of those who follow it correctly, this is awesome! I looked up to your magazine SO much as a teen, and to now have you cover my religion in such an awesome way - WOW, LOVE xoxo

[@007VitaminD]

Modesty will always defeat Obscenity. When a Hijab is worn, the body is protected from the sexual eyes of men and you become in control instead of them. The level of respect for the Hijabi is Great. The Hijab will defeat Obscenity.

[@ayyylmao101]

Not to mention people literally can't judge you for your body, but will have to resort simply to your character! ^ ^

[@asbk123]

Yes definitely I agree with u..That's why my religion is want us to wear and that's why i'm wearing :)

[@Mooodyyhhh]

Then why are they wearing so much makeup if they want to be modest?

[@007VitaminD]

Rachel Amar Reich Excessive make up is not allowed to be worn, if someone is wearing that, it might signify they do not understand how to wear their hijab properly and hopefully someone can advise them in a kind manner.

[@livinglovinR]

There is a respect that comes from men despite wearing a hijab or not. My mother dresses EXTREMELY conservative (she is Christian), long skirts, shirts with collars (coverage) on top and is not a Muslim. She has always been respected by people (especially men), and my Muslim male friends have actually said they have much respect for her. A local Spanish women converted to Judaism and same goes for her, she has actually inspired me to start looking into the whole look they have going for them. Women that cover up, that does not include Muslim women alone, but women of Faith really are different, and it's unique in today's society to see. Period

[@muslimkurd7432]

Mashallah well done sisters, what a accomplishment on being on Teen Vogue! Y'all make me so proud to be a Muslim and I wish you all more success in the future inshallah!!!!!!!😘

[@tcrcabruiz5172]

The problem is not the Hijab, the problem is that they are wearing jackets in summer while the men are in shorts.

[@nehalalrikaby4970]

That's their choice though

[@lamisa8764]

That's the woman's choice, who are you to say that them wearing any less or any more is a problem? It's called personal preference- something you don't have control over fortunately.

[@tcrcabruiz5172]

First of all, I beg your pardon if I offended you. Of course, I am nobody to tell people what to wear. I don’t want to do that, please, it is not my intention. Of course, it is every woman’s choice. Or is a cultural choice? Sorry, but I can’t avoid being critic. I am a religious person too, but there are many things I don’t understand. I have studied Muslim Art in my degree and my country has Muslim past. I live in the south of Europe, so the relation with countries as Marocco is very strong since long time ago. And I am going to talk about this case because it is the only case I have near to me. I understand that you can cover yourself because it is cold or hot. The Hijab is really useful for this. But I am not talking about this. I am talking about there are 35-40º in summer in my country and while the men are with shorts and T-Shirts, the women have to wear very heavy clothes. They are not rich women or models or whatever like in the video, they are normal workers, and they are not using long and cool cotton clothes for the hot. No. They are wearing even jackets! While men are absolutely perfect getting some fresh air! Sorry, but I don’t understand it. I think you can wear decent and cool clothes at the same time. But this is just a thought, an opinion, I can be wrong. It is just something that I don’t understand. Muslim girls use to say that to wear hijab and long clothes it is a way of protection against men, against obscenity, against lustful eyes, against objectification of women. Ok, I agree that some Western advertising have turned women into sexual objects, of course, this is not good as well. But we have to find out something in the middle. I don’t know what to think, this is all. But there is always this thing in my mind: if I have to hide my body from the eyes of men, does it mean that it is my fault? Is it my fault to be like that? Why can I have cool clothes in summer as men? If they have lustful eyes, why should I be punished? We should work more in them, in men’s thoughts. I don’t know. I am confused and it’s hard for me to understand it. The Hijab is ok. They are proud of theirs roots. This is very beautiful, but the clothes… in summer… Ok, it is their choice. But a pitty it is not the men’s choice as well.

[@finevocalsonly]

This is not 'hijab', they are wearing a headscarf like the 2nd girl said. :) Hijab in its arab definition is more like a curtain, which defines modesty. And when referred to in the Qu'ran, the proper way to cover yourself is portrayed by the word 'khilmar' (veil) which is way more than just a headscarf ! I was never forced to put on a headscarf either even though my mum wears it as well as most of my aunts (some don't). I come from a Muslim country but they are very lax about religion, freemix, hijab... I really want to wear it tho. May Allah increase our knowledge and guide and keep us all in the straight path ❤

[@bonappétitindia26]

The girl with the blue scarf i loved her 😍😍💘

[@sorajay947]

Ok. They arent wearing a hijab, theyre simply wearing a headscarf. Like, theyre totally defeating the purpose of a hijab in this video. A hijab is meant to cover your hair, neck and chest. Espicially that they are adults.

[@Terinka14]

not all women have this choice. in many muslim countries women wish they could be free. Also it is surprising how many muslims are hating on other muslims for their choices. Man have had the leading role in life in most cultures, not only islamic cultures. Now it is the time to let them know their watch has ended :) they are used to tell women what they think, when all they should do is lower their gaze instead of telling women how they should dress not to "provoke" them. I think the number one thing everybody should do in their life is not praying to god, not going to mekka or wear a piece of cloth on your head, but actually being a good person, not doing what you dont want others to do to you. Being a good person is much more important than all the other "rules" - what it matters if a girl does wear a hijab if she is hateful or jealous or something? wouldnt you guys value a person who is always kind, helping others, etc, - and not wearing a scarf or not praying? If wearing a scarf and believing to "the right god" - like all religions say - is more important then I dont want to have anything to do with any of it... :/ unfortunatelly "devoted" religious men (not even only muslim, christians too) are often very controlling and they dont realize many things :/

[@enescan1821]

Terinka14 for the first time i saw a comment insulting sexist muslim men without dragging all muslims down thanks for that💕 and yeah in islam it's much more important to help forgive and defend innocent ppl too hijab is just another pray to Allah which is meant to be good for woman honestly the world good&bad obsession with it is just unnesessary

[@emineelvan545]

Terinka14 wrong

[@mayssenzitoun2417]

The fact that men control women is not religious but cultural and sadly it doesn't exist only in Muslim countries .. and yes there are countries where women should wear hijab in the low .. but that's cultural and traditional matter , religion has nothing to do with it .. in Islam we are asked to be good , kind , helpful , understanding , and open-minded not only do 5 prayers a day or just wear hijab .. you doing something and neglecting the other dosen't say anything about Islam but it says a lot about you .. we don't see many women ruling these days not because Islam forbids them but culture and miss understanding and miss leading of religion does .. now we are mixing with what is religiously forbidden and what is culturally impropete .. and as woman I think it's sad .. other than that , hijab is not just a piece of clothing you put on your head , it comes with lots of responsabilities and it's a way to express yourself and define your identity .. and it's a freewill deal .. a person who wears hijab doesn't define Islam, Quran does .. I hope you get the opportunity to read it and understand its beautiful meanings and you will be amazed by its richness and the power message of peace that it brings .. peace be upon u ❤

[@KubzElhan]

haider ali They aren’t wrong

[@carz4less]

Like I always stare .... you can’t force religion !!

[@noraa247]

This is simply amazing Teen Vogue! ily

[@salicowr4933]

they're all extremly beautiful !!

[@backtobasics2874]

Just because some of the sisters have their head covered, they think that the requirement of Hijaab is fulfilled. They don’t realize that wearing a Hijaab requires much more than just covering your head. Actually, if you think about it, Hijaab is the way you talk…..the way you walk….the very way you carry yourself. In fact, Hijaab is an attitude in itself. Its a whole way of life. You can’t wear tight jeans and a short shirt with a piece of cloth on your head and think this is Hijaab. Nor can you wear anything else that is tight, describing the shape of the body in any way, even if it is long. The dress should not be such that it attracts men's attention to the woman's beauty. Allaah clearly states “not to display their beauty (zeenah).Wearing make up is also part of the zeenah that Allaah orders us NOT to display.

[@carpediem7981]

"Proper" hijab is relative. (I say that as someone who doesn't wear make-up -too feminist for that B)-, does wear hijab and abaya/ jilbab). Niqabis might think I'm not wearing proper hijab, for example. But, honestly, these girls are doing a great job, in my opinion. Esp, when compared to the society we are living in. We should give them a break. I would totally define what they are wearing as hijab, as that is clearly their intention. Their are LEVELS of hijab, it's not all or nothing, you know.. We judge each other too much, we Muslims should help each other towards better.

[@shimmer4771]

I agree, but rules are rules. The hijab is required, not niqab. However, if the womans face is very beautiful, she would be required to cover it.

[@stargazing_4332]

This is a nice video, but when you wear Hijab. Your hair is not supposed to show, and you're not supposed to wear tight clothing, It has be covering your hair , and you're meant wear loose fitting, flowy clothing........ Just saying :3

[@judealh]

that’s their way of wearing it, it’s not your place to judge. they can wear what they want, it’s between them and allah, not you. look at your own sins instead of judging them for theirs.

[@RocheBoutique]

Good video! Wish they would have included the brown/black girl muslim, we're often slept on when it comes to being Muslimah. "Every day when I wake up in the morning and I put it on I put on my crown I don't put on a piece of clothing!" Masha'Allah Best Quote of the whole video!

[@sexgodand-truth9859]

good vid, love it; you are right

[@jemadamson2715]

I'm from the city in Texas where the mosque burned down. I want to bring a sense of normality and safety to Muslim women in my area by wearing the scarf as Muslims do. I want to get a group of people and to have it catch on as a trend. do you think doing this will have a negative effect? please let me know your thoughts, guys! I actually really like the look and have worn it without thinking that it is a Muslim look.

[@dildiahai]

MashaAllah these girls are symbols of Peace n success

[@maryamlol212]

I love this, mashAllah to the girls in this video 💖💖

[@GillianDeVaal]

they're all so gorgeous

[@Sakura0997]

.

[@GillianDeVaal]

+tahir630247365 sincerely, yes. why wouldn't a woman under full veil be just as beautiful as a woman exposed?

[@kay0392]

Such a lovely comment! :) ♡♡

[@readlisten7298]

Gorgeous + Respected.

[@farahmalik9809]

GillianMcLain thanks for commenting nice things

[@blindbat6]

Im so glad I saw this video. It made me realize my ignorance and how I personally USE to stereotype. Great video #noremorestereotypes

[@elle2498]

Growing up I was always so fascinated with seeing girls wear hijabs all the time, I'm not Muslim but I love learning about the culture and religion, I'm actually writing a book about a girl and her hijab. I want to know more about this so if any of you are willing to have me ask questions for this, feel free to comment :)

[@MohamedSH-iu7ch]

Hi Michelle, I am glad that you are interested in writing a book about a girl and her love for Hijab. I will try to help you as much as I can on this topic. Cheers Mohamed

[@elle2498]

@@MohamedSH-iu7ch that's great do you have an email so I can message you in ?

[@MohamedSH-iu7ch]

@@elle2498 Thank you or your prompt response. My email address is [e-mail] & [e-mail]. Please keep in touch.

[@maryamalghazali2909]

I'm proud of you guys to let people know that no one is putting bolts for as to wear it I feel the same way as you guys I love it

[@rablablook1720]

I'd like to see you come over here to Saudi arabia and say all of that. Cause as soon as your plane enters the country's aircraft landing runway, you are expected to wear the hijab otherwise the airport security will instruct you to do so. And if you take it off publicly, you're going to get in trouble with the muslim police.

[@MaA-ly3lw]

Not true, you only have to wear abaya but hijab is your choice, so you must wear abaya or else you won't enter.

[@MaA-ly3lw]

Please do some research, or just shut up, thank you

[@kulsoomsarwar7198]

Miss what is abaya??

[@hannahm3649]

Nothing to do with Islam, That's Arab culture and there is no such thing as "Muslim police" they're Saudi police

[@rablablook1720]

Ma A Do some research?!?! I LIVE IN THE MIDDLE OF MAKKAH! and frequent Jeddah's Tahlia, Hail and Bawadi districts and sometimes Red sea mall. And every time I see a woman not covering, people and families will stare at her, and is likely to be strongly urged by the mutawaeen (The Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice. Or some like to call them islamic religious police.) To put on the full islamic garb, which is the abaya and the hijab. Thankfully the occurrence of women not wearing their hijab is very low, making the instance of the religious police intervening low. But lately I've noticed there are cases of leniency in Jeddah, which is why I am assuming you thought what I stated is not true.. I'll give you that. But if you were in the city of makkah, I highly doubt you'd be able to walk around 1 minute without wearing the FULL islamic garb, which even includes covering the face and even the hands.

[@marymalshebly7]

None of them(not even one) is wearing it properly. Their hair and neck are showing. What's the point in wearing a hijab when you're not even wearing it right?

[@tahia3329]

tommygirl20247 thank you. Whenever, I hear something like "If you can't wear it right, why even wear it?" It just annoys me sooooooo much!

[@sexgodand-truth9859]

I agree, if you are going to do it ; with me propely,

[@Mari14Bella]

WAY TO GO TEEN VOGUE

[@SG-kd2gi]

Their hijab needs more hijab. This is 21st century hijab as the prophet savs have told us. People will were hijab yet necked. May Allah guide us and keep us in the straight pass ameen.

[@TieDyedKiwi]

I finally understand more about this, and it is truly beautiful.

[@rubyyasmin3093]

They so pretty thanks vogue you guys slay this was a sick video love it ❤️

[@sandramartinez585]

the word sick is right i think i throw up

[@Superilovecartoons5]

A headscarf is NOT a fashion statement, so stop treating it like one.

[@SushiCombo]

Hmm..the middle east say otherwise about all this feminism.

[@ninatorees9620]

You must be one of those people who think the Middle East is only Saudi Arabia and Iran

[@SushiCombo]

Nina Torees You know what they say about assumptions.

[@lolax1833]

+Nina Torees Iran is not part of the middle east wtf

[@trueblue5369]

Lola ْ# where

[@mermaidtingzzz]

Western civilization is the birth place of "meninism" so let's not act like ALL countries don't have oppressive ideals of women.

[@chickensalad5591]

i remember last summer when it was hottt outside and i wore a knee long dress and went to the grocery store two women with hijab were starring at me pointing at me and whispering things to each other...

[@shimmer4771]

You felt the need to comment that because?

[@hannaislazy]

About the Hijab thing is sooo true.. my mom Doesn't wear it, i don't wear it, some of my cousins starting wearing it at like the age of 25 to 30 some of them wored the hijab early, some of my aunts wear it, and my grandma started wearing the hijab at the age of 60.. sooo its not a force thing, of course its a must, but you must wear the hijab when you're ready and not cause because you're forced to.. that how i was taught sooo

[@hiimtasha9029]

quran sura 33 verse 59 quran sura 24 verse 31

[@mxxz3900]

exactly

[@ahleilm]

Hi I'm Tasha 1 Corinthians 11:6

[@hiimtasha9029]

+Najeeb Khan I oppose Christianity too lol

[@clare5one]

Why? Because it is a TRUE RELIGION OF PEACE? You were taught to hate Christians.

[@mxxz3900]

clare5 one It's the opposite. We are thought not to hate christians, in fact many lived in the islamic state together with the muslims in Prophet Mohammed's time. They used to trade with eachother. So yeah, you're wrong

[@wissam5534]

The purpose of Hijab is to protect and safe guard our dignity from wrong intentions of (some) men. This includes various forms of sexual abuse and harassment which has always been very common. The Hijab sends a signal to men that the ‘wearer’ is a modest and a chaste woman who should not be bothered or even looked at with an immoral intention

[@saradaughterofaflamingswor1005]

So ... Those who do not wear hijab -sends out a singnal ,that "U can Rape me" ?????? Or "i am a whore"?? With my loose hair , I sent out signal, That I am egual with men and i can do whatever i want with my looks and my life. MEN AND WOMEN ARE EGUAL. I Dont care what ur "god"says. !!!!!!! I would newer ever "lower"myself like that freely. -----------Please wake up Muslim women !!!!! U wanna be a doormat all ur life ?????

[@UmmFulaana]

+sarqqu jee Why are you so pissy?

[@Amy623]

The biggest reason why we wear a hijab/khimar is to please God and all the other reasons come after

[@misspuhersmarican5244]

She is NOT WEARING PROPER HIJAB. Sad

[@birdgod5584]

How? Because she isn't wearing a face veil as you are?

[@fuhamasakko9245]

+Dexter Johnson not as me but as written in the Quran not as me said, but as what Allah swt and Prophet said :)

[@hannahm3649]

Miss Puhers Marican you don't have to wear a veil, and that's arab culture not Islamic headscarf

[@rablablook1720]

I'll sum up what I usually say and believe in the right way of allah by saying that Zahra Al-Alawi explains it best when it comes to the importance of the hijab in islam. A muslim sister is supposed to guard her beauty by keeping it hidden. Not flaunt it with pointless heavy makeup, jingling jewelry and tight curve showing clothing in public. This teen vogue is really pushing to westernize and lead muslim women astray from the right path of allah.

[@historywithash5757]

Go and stick that hijab up ya ass

[@ummnour7121]

Hijab is not only the scarf on the head. It's the whole picture, wearing modest clothes, clothe that cover the whole body

[@aminakhizar6844]

wearing the hajib is your identity that your true muslim and it protects you frm evil.wearing it makes your faith strong.

[@nityashreeseshasayee8442]

"Its the most liberating thing about my religion that I get to choose who can see my body and who can't" Thats was a good shot

[@ocean3802]

Except that she doesn't get to choose. The Qur'an chooses it for her.

[@AtikurRahman-dn4ez]

Hijab is not for style It's for covering women's body for their safety. So don't mix style with religion

[@itsemily123love8]

I just wore it when the year started 20q8 i was mad i look way different with hair

[@melaniemartinez8503]

I'm muslim too. In my country there's saying 'Love yours, respect others', so I love mine religion and I respect others. ☺

[@dhruv8686]

Being forced to wear a piece of cloth and not being allowed to show your stomach, hands, legs and hair to anyone for your whole life must be the stupidest law I've ever seen in a religion

[@EnyaFarina]

It is very sad to me, to hear a muslim woman say that muslim woman are not opressed and that she is not different from other muslim woman. You ARE. You live in the western world. Do you know how woman live in Saudi Arabia? It is definitely not a problem WITH ISLAM and the religion itself. But still, saying those things is not accepting nor helping the harsh reality other women live. So sad :(

[@EnyaFarina]

Hi6867 We, as western woman are very priviliged woman. Nothing is perfect, at all. But it is the best place in the world to be a girl. I am also not saying that ALL muslim woman live opressed; but some do. So to say that they don't exist is just really sad to me. I clarified that it is not a problem with the religion itself; but if you're part of it, and part of the priviliged world, you should talk about it and fight to change it. Not ignore it. And, excuse me, but there are pretty BIG cons. You can't compare beeing killed to objectification. Just the way you can't compare raped with cat calling.

[@EnyaFarina]

Hi6867 I'm not focusing on the islamic world, it's just this video is about that specifically. My point is that a muslim woman shouldn't say that muslim woman aren't opressed. Just like, in general, any woman who denies the superiority of man is a problem worldwide, is very, very blind to what happens in this globe. That's it. Not trying to be controversial nor trying to mess with the religion nor saying it only happens there. :)

[@aidaismail2381]

Keep in mind, Saudi Arabia is the worst representation of islam for women...the oppression you see there has nothing to do with islam as it is Cultural

[@Roadsidetrees]

The problem is that your lumping all Arab countries in with Saudi. Have you been to Qatar, Lebanon, Jordan or other Arab countries? Arab countries are diverse in culture and mentalities

[@hediyahsadeq]

Many women aren't forced to wear it. You keep saying Saudi Arabia like most Muslims are there when in reality that's just a small percent and most Muslims are from Indonesia where they aren't oppressed at all.

[@sumayyaali706]

who's wearing Hijab in this video Im confused?

[@sarahstyles4280]

Those who have like a scarf covered their hair and long clothes

[@twinklesunrise]

sheesh a lot of you muslims have written straight up judgemental comments and disapproval!! why?!?? i'm a muslim girl and proud of these beautiful girls for rocking the hijab. I've nothing but love for them and wish them the best.

[@random8274]

They speak about covering the hair but I still see it, so what's the purpose? Just for looks?

[@heshammorsy3249]

This is for God. If you love God realy you will know and understand that.

[@random8274]

@@heshammorsy3249 if you love God then you must do what God says. God did not say cover like this. God said cover it ALL. Not hair only, but body too

[@heshammorsy3249]

@@random8274 i agree with your opinion. But i'm weak in English. Sorry about This.

[@random8274]

@@heshammorsy3249 No worries my brother

[@heshammorsy3249]

@@random8274 thank you sister.

[@hibakoshan1551]

i wear hijab and I'm so comfortable its something that my Allah says so I'm more then happy to wear that coz it's democracy everyone can wear what they want so we should also have the right to wear it bravely😊

[@fauziyakhan2616]

I'm an Indian Muslim & I love hijab.. I never go out without hijaab

[@aryaf5675]

I'm forced to wear it.

[@aya-vt4jm]

That's not okay

[@aryaf5675]

+aya i know :( , I'm only 14

[@aya-vt4jm]

+Aryaf Actually it's not about age , I wore hijab when i was 13 but i was completely convinced to it no one forced me to wear it

[@aya-vt4jm]

+Aryaf But honey you know why is hijab for ? :)

[@zahraaesmael342]

Please speak to someone respected when it comes to Islamic knowledge to speak to your family about this. Being forced is wrong!!

[@madehaali7710]

They are lucky they have and had a choice. I don’t.

[@snosree]

I SWEAR TO GOD I'M FORCED AND I EVEN HATE IT

[@leylaw3745]

If you are really forced to wear one I'm sorry for you. I hope you can be yourself when you're older.

[@snosree]

Hope that too ... : (

[@MaA-ly3lw]

looking for sympathy on the internet, sad.

[@Karina-m3r4h]

Lol

[@safiyayounas6139]

This was absolutely beautiful

[@RobbyDee85]

They have beautiful big eyes with big hearts

[@CegomezChannel]

I still don't really get it. Do they wear it because a religious cause or because they like how it looks? I suppose it is because of lots of things but if it is just because they like it and they like to choose who can see them without it, can people who are not muslim wear it? Sorry for my ignorance! haha i am just interested

[@Bara7854]

+Cegomez For all the haters out there, I have found a very relevant comment made by another on a similar KZbin video and I would like to share it: "I'm covering up because I understand why God wants me to. It's my choice. I cover up because I'm happy and love what I do. I feel protected and confident." You can't handle the fact that she doesn't want to wear the way you want her to dress as, admit it. You just can't handle that she got out of that controlling boundary of men, admit it. You're just mad that you can't comment on how you'd bang her, because she's hot to fill up your egoistic objectifying lust and desire in your mind. Muslim women cover up because it's a command from Allah not because men scolded or told them to do so. Muslim women understand and have experienced what's it like to walk with their Hijab on. So, They actually know the reasons they love wearing it and meaning of it more than you do and if they weren't satisfied with it, they'd get rid of it. Why would many muslim women who live in western countries even wear hijab if it was forced upon them for the record they live in a "free" country? I swear in a world full of Islamophobia muslim women are so brave to even step out of the house and stand firm to what they believe in and dress the way they want to. Most of the people who disliked this video are people who do not agree on the existence of God. Am I right? How can you prove God's non-existence? Do you think the meaning to life is just to be born, learn, get a job, build family and then die forever? I don't care if you don't believe in God but don't disrespect people's belief. Look I'm not going to start an argument about God's existence since I've seen people like you a lot on KZbin. You're what's wrong with the world today. If people are happy with what they believe in, you shouldn't feel troubled with that. If Islam views women as property, why would more than 75% of people who converted to Islam be women?.. Nobody converts to a religion that views them as property!! In the modern society of today, a woman has always been looked upon as just another sexual object for the men. Why should one display one's beauty for unwanted eyes to feast upon? Can't you see all around you? Can't you see how the media, music, porn, movie,.. industry is viewing women like they're some bunch of meats? Can't you see how some women struggle with their insecurities because of what Men wants them to look as? Big ass, big boobs, model face, model fashion....If a woman wears make up she gets negativity, when she takes it off she still receives negativity. If she wears modestly she's a religious idiot. If she wears like YOU want her to dress as, she's a slut. Look at what media is teaching society and its fruits, Treating her like she owes you her beauty, treating her like she owes you perfection, treating her like she owes you her body... Now that's what I call degrading women and viewing them as property. Are you uninformed or you're just deluded by hatred and fear? Do you know that little girls used to be buried alive before Islam was introduced to mankind? Islam highly condemned, forbade and stopped that cruel action. Do you know the status of daughters, wives, sisters, generally women in Islam? Women should be treated like queens with honour and their rights should be respected. Do you know paradise lies at the feet of your mother? Do you know that you can not enter paradise without loving and being good to your mother(who's again a woman)? A man repeatedly asked Muhammad peace be upon him, “Who amongst the people is the most worthy of my good companionship?” Each time, the Prophet (pbuh) replied, “Your mother.” When the man asked for the fourth time, he replied, “Your father.” This goes to show the value of a mother who was, is, will always be a woman. Do you know that both men and women are obliged to seek knowledge in Islam? Do you know women were and are active participants in the functioning of the society. Women expressed and express their opinions freely and their advice was and is sought. And back in time women nursed the wounded during battles, and some even participated on the battlefield. Do you know that the inheritance of wealth for a women was considered some kind of taboo, to an extent that places in Indian sub-continent women were burnt alive after the death of Husbands before Islam was introduced? Islam disciplined this aspect. whether a woman is a wife, mother, sister, or daughter, she receives a certain share of her deceased relative’s property. This share depends on her degree of relationship to the deceased and the number of heirs. And men are required to take the lead in respecting women. They should not engage in or approve of any activity which objectifies or demeans a woman. They are also required to cast down their gazes in humility and to observe the general philosophy of modesty of the heart and dress. They must wear decent clothing and avoid activities and places that will cause them to witness that which they should not. Islam is perfect but muslims are not. The misconceptions of Islam are present because traditions and cultures have overshadowed their way of life. The misconceptions of Islam are present because people hold on to the rope of their polluting cultures and traditions. The misconceptions of Islam are present because people never really do a research. The misconceptions of Islam are present because people's eyes can still see and witness but their hearts are blind and hard as a rock. The misconceptions of Islam are present because media has portrayed Islam to be evil. The misconceptions of Islam are present because people like you believe everything Fox news says, Anti God theorists say and what internet warriors say. You have big misconception about Islam because of fear, arrogance, ignorance and hatred. If you want to learn about Islam do a research. Pick up Qur'an and study. If you want to read Qur'an to only justify that your ideas are right, you'll never find truth. Start looking for answers with a neutral heart and mind. And don't be wasting your youth and time on spreading hatred , ignorance and arrogance. If you want to learn about Islam talk with a scholar, read Qur'an, check out channels like Mercifulservant, Prophets Path, Nouman Ali Khan, ...on KZbin. They're so informative and quite educational. Islam never degraded women but the media has, the music industry has, the society has, culture has, tradition has... Islam actually protects women from men treating them as property. If you want an enlightenment on Hijab and you're maybe curious of the experience of a convert woman before and after she became a Muslim, here is the link www.al-islam.org/nutshell/laws_practices/3.htm Don't make God's existence and his non-existence a competition between those who believe and don't believe. You just make it seem like Atheism is the new religion by contributing critics and arguments and disrespecting others' views to only WIN the debate. He's the only guider. He finds you lost and guides you if it's all meant to be. If you don't want to educate yourself about Islam and find for answers from the knowledgeable and Qur'an, don't make false assumptions that leads you to make others' and your day worse by transferring negativity all around the globe. What this globe needs is positivity and unity. You're in charge of how you feel inside so make sure you make yourself happy. Give your heart and mind a rest. Quit being enslaved to that mental slavery of yours which is hatred and fear. Because as long as it keeps controlling you, you won't find peace of mind no matter what the situation. It keeps haunting you and ruining your inner peace. Don't become another bitter human being. The world is already full of that. Learn to respect others because they clearly won't hurt you by believing in God. Just because they're happy believing in God doesn't mean you have to make them sad. And just because you don't believe in God doesn't mean you have to spread your hate speech. Just because you don't believe in God's existence doesn't mean you're not searching for him. If you keep coming back to saying the same thing (No God) all over again, you clearly haven't found your answer. Your problem isn't with those people who believe in God, the problem is inside of you and you can only solve that. May Allah guide you to the truth."

[@hudamdnr8757]

hiii i like your curiosity and how u reach out to us in the comments instead of getting false information frm unreliable resources :))) but we wear the hijab because our religion admonishes muslim women to wear clothes that are modest to gain respect from man ( so they won't be able to check us out in a sense and instead keep our bodies protected for our deserving husband and husband only ) Islam highly respects woman for all the things they have to go through in life and hopes to avoid women from 'being used' by man and yes ! non-muslims can certainly wear the hijab :) i hope you gained a clearer picture of the hijab :))) have a lovely day hehe

[@CegomezChannel]

***** Thank you so so much!! Now I get it more, thank you again for the nice response!

[@hudamdnr8757]

no problem dear :)