My Hijab - Inspirational True Story

Many people don't understand the meaning or purpose of the Hijab. This can be a great obstacle to overcome, especially for Muslim women.
This is the true story of a Muslim woman's journey to discover the true meaning of the Hijab.

[@wafiya8079]

"By wearing the hijab I am not declaring I am Islam.Rather, I am a Muslim" This.🔥💕

[@mohammedswalih3575]

Wafiya is Islamic course?

[@Bamlittprogeny]

This has helped me understand the hijab more. I am a new muslim since Sept 4 2015 and have only been wearing my hijab for a little while. I live in a neighborhood wear I am the only woman I have seen wearing the hijab. It made me nervous at first but Allah gave me the strength to put it on and not worry about what people say or think. I have falling in love with wearing it. I get the stares and such but some people actually speak and smile which makes me feel like...ok...I can do this. Now my daughter wants to become a muslim by watching my example and that is even a greater feeling.

[@jasmeinhani4899]

+DeAnn Blackmon may Allah bless you dear

[@talhabhatti9363]

Ma Sha Allah. you are very lucky ma'am.

[@JesusIslam1]

+DeAnn Blackmon Women In Islam... This book discusses the special place women have in the religion of Islam and seeks to address some of the many misconceptions and false propaganda published by those who are ignorant of this religion or harbor a malicious intent to purposely misrepresent this religion. islamhouse.com/en/books/318523/ Women in Islam... This book discusses the special place women have in the religion of Islam and seeks to address some of the many misconceptions and false propaganda published by those who are ignorant of this religion or harbor a malicious intent to purposely misrepresent this religion. islamhouse.com/en/books/261437/ Beating Women is Forbidden in Islam... 8Chapter 2:The Treatment of Wives in Light of the Holy Qur’an and the SunnahInlight of the Verses of the Qur'an, we see that Allah, the Exalted ordered excellent treatment towards the wife, generosity towards her, and the best cohabitation with her, even if there is not love from the heart. Allah, the All-Wise said:And live with them in the best way. If you dislikethem, it maybe that you dislike a thing and Allah brings through it a great deal of good.(4:19)The Prophet said:“A believer man must not hate (his wife) believing woman; if he dislikes one of her characteristics he will be pleased with another.”(Muslim)Also, Allah clarifies that the woman has rights towards her husband, just as the husband has towards her.Allah, the Exalted says:And they (women) have rights(over their husbands), similar (to those of their husbands) over them, to what is reasonable.(2:228)And the Prophet’s last willbefore he dies was that men should take care of their wives and honour them, and never treat them unfairly or swallow their rights. The Prophet said:“Treat the women in the best way.’’And the Prophet ordered usto behave well to ourwives, and be generous with them, and he also clarified that the best of men is hewho treats his wife best. The Prophet said:“The most complete in faith is the best in character. And the best of you is the one who is best to his wife.” (At-Tirmidhi) islamhouse.com/en/books/453327/ Does Islam Oppress Women? The real status of women in Islam. islamhouse.com/en/articles/430903/

[@JesusIslam1]

+DeAnn Blackmon Elevation of Women’s Status... 1- An explanation of the fundamental difference in world views between the West and Islam in regards to women, and a glimpse of Greek and Early Christian views on women. 2-The stance taken by the West today as reaction to previous view, and the Islamic world view concerning women. 3-The difference between Islamic and Western World Views, and a glimpse of some of the rights granted to women 1400 years ago by Islam. 4-Although, men and women, both in their humanity and spirituality, Islam teaches that they are different in their roles in life. 5- How Islam saved the status of women. islamhouse.com/en/articles/430901/ Best Women on the Face of the Earth ... This book shows the Clarification of How the True Believing Muslim Women are the Best of Women. We should be able to better realize the blessing and virtue of being Muslim and especially being a Muslim woman. Hopefully this will lead us to better understand Islam, clear up any misconceptions one may have and enable us to understand that the rules and regulations in Islam have been put into place to promote that which is beneficial for humankind and to prohibit and protect humankind from that which is harmful to them. islamhouse.com/en/books/442018/ How to win your wife’s heart? Happiness is a feeling that resides in the heart. It is characterized by peace of mind, tranquility, a sense of well-being, and a relaxed disposition. It comes as a result of proper behavior, both inward and outward, and is inspired by strong faith. This is attested to by the Qur’ân and Sunnah. Happy marriages are fundamental to a stable family and for personal well being. This book is specifically written for men so that inshallah they can have successful marriages. islamhouse.com/en/books/328748/ بعض المفاهيم الخاطئة عن المرأة في الإسلام Some Misconceptions about Women in Islam... Islam gave women rights and privileges at a time when only barbaric manners and values dominated. Yet, some people argue that Islam has alienated women in some domains. In fact, this belief is a misconception. People who say so, may have read about it in a magazine or seen it on TV. A quick examination of the issues judged as unjust to women will certainly correct the misunderstanding. islamhouse.com/en/articles/53056/ Intimate Issues (part 1 of 2): Sex and Marriage in Islam... Islam is a holistic way of life. It takes into account all of humankind’s needs; spiritual, emotional and physical. Part of physical wellbeing includes sexual wellbeing and health. God created sex not only for procreation but to fulfil humankinds need for intimacy. Islam leaves no part of our lives unexplained and thus sexuality and intimacy are not topics that the Quran and the traditions of Prophet Muhammad, may God praise him, shy away from or neglect... www.islamreligion.com/articles/10422/viewall/intimate-issues/ Islamic Perspective on Sex... The author said in his introduction, "Islam acknowledges the fact that one's sexual desire has to be satisfied. It considers fulfilling this desire a praiseworthy matter, as long as it is done within Shari'ah limits. It is not disdainful to satisfy this desire, nor should it be neglected." He also said, "In this booklet we will discuss the Islamic method of satisfying sexual desire, and how it can be transformed from a base desire into an act of worship through which a Muslim receives reward." islamhouse.com/en/books/386695/ Intimate Issues... In these two articles, we discuss the prohibited acts during the sexual intercourse. In fact, Islam encourages marriage and prohibits pre-marital and extra-marital relationships. islamhouse.com/en/articles/823845/ Rulings on Divorce in islam .... www.islamhouse.com/1305/en/en/articles/Rulings_on_Divorce Rulings on Divorce... Rulings on divorce and related matters in the Quran. islamhouse.com/en/articles/1305/ Guidelines for the Husband in Interacting with his Wife... There must be certain etiquettes placed in order to control and regulate the family relations. islamhouse.com/en/articles/53044/

[@terrybogardo60]

may Allah bless you and give you strength.

[@MohdTabish916]

"It was a physical manifestation of my Submission and connection with my Lord" Allahu Akbar!

[@MohdTabish916]

Buzzclip R what?

[@firdausachmad5804]

+Buzzclip R hello hater!

[@MohdTabish916]

Buzzclip R Bro, do you wanna talk with me? What's the matter with you? Just say it>?

[@MohdTabish916]

Buzzclip R Do you have some intellectual disability?

[@DrPanda202]

Buzzclip this proves nothing but your lack of intelligence

[@desertrose6603]

As a senior in a high school who's struggling with the hijab for different reasons, this helped a lot. May Allah continue to give me the strength to wear the hijab.

[@ismailowino2866]

+desertrose Amin ya ukhty,amin,I will make dua for you my sister.

[@desertrose6603]

thanks guys :)

[@abdirahmandude6228]

+desertrose I shall make dual for you too sis . may Allah give you the strength and iman to wear hijab. ameeeeeeeen 😊

[@misskamalakshi4995]

Inshallah ..

[@jihoonsmoles9490]

Aamiin Allahumma Aamiin..

[@RubyOpheliaQuinn]

"Be like the star that stands out and shines the way for others to see". This made me tear up for some reason.

[@sumeyabashir3176]

YES GIRL YES!

[@manaryaseen124]

+Buzzclip R No one asked you to come here, watch the video and be an ass about it. This is an inspirational story for young Muslim women who are afraid of showing their faith because of people like you, who hate on them. What is oppressive about a women who covers her beauty to leave it to herself and only shows it to the one person she deems worthy? And family of course.

[@manaryaseen124]

+Buzzclip R Answer my question. what is oppressive about a women who leaves her beauty to those she chooses to show it to?

[@MohdTabish916]

What do you want bro?

[@faryalfarooq8733]

you need to answer that question. Moreover, if a woman wants to cover her body, its HER choice. Who are you to tell her to do otherwise ?? Just so you can please your eyes ?? Hell.

[@Whatshaname]

from a Christian woman...living in a Muslim country, thank you! Culture has allowed many to follow this practice without understanding it's purpose. I've always been taught hijab isn't just fabric. I will add it isnt fabric, it is the fiber of a woman's being. How she speaks and interacts with others, how she sees herself and navigates the world...that's hijab!

[@zaki61900]

+Whatshaname Inshallah you become a Muslim sister!

[@Whatshaname]

+Batman no matter what I'm still your sister. We are descendants of Abraham/Ibrahim

[@whocares6930]

+Whatshaname yes sweet one you are still our sister whatever your religion may be!

[@jonsnow7928]

+Batman Batman :0 Are you a Muslim?

[@n18ritti]

+Whatshaname true , but i can't help but hope you become a muslim ^^ , wish you all the best ^^

[@zhizhixoxo]

I love wearing the hijab. It makes me conscious of my actions and how I not only portray myself but the beautiful religion I practice. I loved this video

[@falkonerr]

+Mak3up Lov3r False religion!

[@Kyoze0]

+David Moreno wai u sed det

[@jonm9481]

+David Moreno good for you (in other words just shut up)

[@wesamo5694]

+Nick Smith are you by any chance a Christian?

[@zhizhixoxo]

David Moreno loooool if that was true 1.8 billion people wouldnt be following it fool

[@sakinashah2806]

Hijab is the most beautiful thing to wear💖 in love with it

[@jama-jay8154]

Same here sis I still wear it indoors, and the bonus it keeps me warm and cosy, and cool in the summer, and brings you closer to Allah.

[@sheenabcd9699]

A woman with a hijab is a queen 👸

[@bullseye9723]

more than queen!!

[@zahraiedi6208]

Hijab 😊💓 You only see what I choose you to see, isn't that freedom?

[@Darkon711]

+Zahra Iedi It would be if we weren't totally certain there wasn't a domineering male relative forcing you to wear it.

[@Mohamedayman-up5ds]

+Darkon711 that is prohibited in isalm btw

[@zahraiedi6208]

+Darkon711 Brother I'm sorry but you have a wrong idea about Hijab. There is no compulsion in religion (Quran 2:256). My hijab was my choice, I was never force to do anything regarding my religion (Islam). I did choose to wear the hijab because I read about it myself. To let anyone enjoy looking at my body as if I'm a piece of art always bothered me. My hijab is my modesty. and I would like to save myself for the person who deserves me. The person who would fall in love with my personality before my beauty.🌸

[@rahmahassan705]

that very good dear

[@litaapriliani4406]

+Zahra Iedi i love this words " the person that would fall in love with my personality before my beauty" 😍😍 May Allah bless us. aamiin.

[@jeneelfrench5767]

I love that part about how the Hijab doesn't make her more righteous but that it is a constant reminder to strive for holiness. I tend to struggle with judging others, and that puts it all in perspective. I love your videos.

[@bboyagua]

You don't seem very judgmental to me. You watched a video of a girl being pressured to abide by fashion and modesty rules that men don't have to abide by because of ancient superstitions, and you applauded it. Clearly you don't even judge oppression.

[@fitobcnfito]

we should recober chastity belts snd so forth, so romantic to have sinfull women ashemed of themselves, much

[@xawaomar100]

wearing the hijab was the last thing I did. I first started to eat halal, then started praying, then read quran and finally wore the hijab. But it was easier for me to transition because my community has a lot of multiculture. I'm somewhat glad my parents did not force me to wear a scarf, becuase it helped me see the beauty behind it. However it's always good to advise covering up!

[@khadijahnaimah2526]

good!

[@skies_5327]

yes, me too, that's why some girls wear makeup or don't cover themselves properly, if you force someone to do something, he/she will never do it in the right way

[@khadijahnaimah2526]

Preach with kindness :)

[@splougemcgouge6637]

Muhammad said most women are in hell

[@EsotericMedic]

+Splouge Mcgouge He said that most humans will be in hell.

[@salmanmemon1000]

Beautiful explanation! May Allah bless you all with goodness in this life & the hereafter & protect you all from the hell fire.

[@salmanmemon1000]

55:43 This is Hell, which the criminals deny. 55:44 They will go around between it and scalding water, heated [to the utmost degree]. 55:45 So which of the favors of your Lord would you deny? 55:46 But for he who has feared the position of his Lord are two gardens - 55:47 So which of the favors of your Lord would you deny? - (Qur'an)

[@yoyoyo7830]

+Salman Memon Ameen.

[@user-dr9np6od9v]

+Paranoid Conspiracy Theorist Anti New World Order bing living in desert is not a shame, desert does not make you ignorant, desert teach you how to live better, desert make grow your manly up, desert is not but for best people! desert where Oil come from! best Mathematicians are from desert lands!

[@benimarusasaka9127]

+Salman Memon haha ,nice reply to that guy.

[@Delta-tr3bx]

Hey dump Alex. OUT HERE *****

[@dinane1392]

i wear the hijab and i am so proud of ! Wearing hijab is freedom ! Hijab is beauty

[@haboonmohammed2466]

Yeah I wear too it fun too

[@aseelkhulaqi4911]

I love being Muslim man Islam is beautiful

[@aseel4901]

+Asha mohamud Mohamud My name's Aseel.. O_O And I wear the hijab, so I loved this true story. c;

[@aseel4901]

+Aseel Aldairi My name is ASEEL.. O_O

[@MasterShikari]

lol nice one bill. where you at yousef is looking for u bro xD

[@splougemcgouge6637]

Genital mutilation is beautiful?

[@splougemcgouge6637]

A 53 year old man sleeping with a 9 year old is beautiful?

[@aishamuktar157]

i always struggled about wearing the hijab but even though i was struggling i never took it of but allaumdulilah when i was in the 9th grade i finely found out what the meaning of the hijab . since then i never struggled about the hijab finding out the truth made me proud to wear the hijab

[@qaiynat6129]

islam is such a beautiful religion

[@Abdullah-em9we]

I'm a Muslim man and I like Muslim women who wear the hijab because they're apparently closer to Allah 💓

[@antoniov.2303]

+D. Ak DO YOU LIKE SHE? SHE LOOKS LIKE A WIVE OF A FILTHY BEHEADER

[@Abdullah-em9we]

Packo Kadir Hi man. You're right. That's why I said "apparently". . The hijab is something God has asked Muslim women to wear in the presence of strange men. . When a lady does that, we should actually trust her without really digging deep into her intentions which can't be known by us.

[@bofahad6934]

By wearing hijab it does not mean I am Islam , it means I am a Muslim BEST PART

[@megthefangirl5298]

As a muslim teen in high school, this has not only showed me the true meaning which I was so ignorant of but also inspired me to keep on holding on to it after several thoughts of taking it off. May Allah bless you 💖

[@rzb.1278]

This is the most beautiful video that I have ever seen in my entire life. I love the way you explained it. Tomorrow I am starting to wear hijab to school and I am frightened. This video made me understand the purpose of the hijab and now I want to look deeper into my religion and I am even more excited to wear it! JazakAllah.

[@shahidiqbal9040]

God bless you just pray for me I want to wear hijab like you.

[@yusramohamed4115]

I'm praying for you, and I hope you do. :)

[@UnknownPerson-cw6cg]

Buzzclip R You wear ignorance. I'd rather wear a piece of fabric than ignorance thank you

[@maryamel3992]

Are you actually wearing it now, after 2 years?

[@cameroonbeauty4ever]

"It proved to me that God had validated my beauty" :')

[@inspiringtomind8271]

What means

[@Mohammadabid782]

"Beauty is like a book its can't be judged by its cover . How beautiful to remain a mystery in world of people who have nothing left to hide . All praises be to Allah who guided to wear hijab "❤️

[@Tnshkaai]

The bullying is my fear, I have always been complimented by my hair and well, without it I dont know. I want to wear it, and I will in 8th grade which starts in a week. Wish me luck.....

[@nazeefalabiba7747]

I know it's hard but Allah is always with you. "And Allah is with you wherever you are" (57:4) 💖💖💖

[@forpeace8375]

Hijab is my comfort I am a Muslim Islam is a way of life Islam is beautiful🌸❤️🤲🏻

[@parentsof3238]

If only they knew. Our religion teach us so many goodness and to have a good behaviour.

[@user-ij5nv2xi2y]

I started wearing my hijab since i was 12. I was never forced into wearing it. I love my hijab and will never think about taking it off

[@fathimanidhapk9209]

Masha allah..... it's really true.. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I AM PROUD TO BE A MUSLIM❤️ Alhamdulillahh🌟

[@parentsof3238]

If only people would want to understand.. my mom family side aren't Muslim and they pretend that hijab bring so much bad things. When in reality they don't see that they are the one not loving us anymore and being full of hate. It doesn't make sense to me... Unfortunately

[@ghostwriter4620]

alhamdulilah I'm grateful for the fact that Allah (swt) has made hijab very easy for me. I remember being the only girl who wore hijab in my high school and i never really had any problem with being different from everyone else. honestly i love wearing hijab and it became part of me... since i been wearing it for the past 14 years. I am not the most perfect girl but i try to do my best to be a better person than i was yesterday. People will judge and hatred on you and look at you in way that's kinda awkward for wearing the hijab. but gurl!! If you ain't got no haters, you ain't poppin!!'.

[@aesthete7227]

Wearing The Hijab Is one of the best things that ever happen to me! Thank You, Allah!♥

[@lovethewayim]

plz my Muslim brother n sister these people who comments so shamelessly plz don't reply them because they just wants to get attention by any means n just want to provoke us so not replying them would be the best reply to them

[@aztalents1]

Fly Fly true

[@asiasheikh6981]

I love the way she talked.I am in school that hardly Muslims are but i have never got embarrassed but every step i took i got to know about my Lord.May Allah clear this misconception that has overtaken us.AMIN

[@hannabae6770]

When ever I hear this kind of stories I get this feeling that I Can't explain

[@user-eo2th2lf6f]

I want to wear hijab after I graduate high school which is in June of 2020

[@parentsof3238]

Thats a nice news ma cha Allah! May Allah make it easy on you :) remember that you will get the best by doing what is best for you

[@shamsalhedaia2949]

that's really touch my heart 😢 may Allah help all Muslim female to feel this amazing feeling when you wear hijab with such an honor and inside beauty.

[@PL4Y1991]

My Allah steadfast her and all Muslims hearts.

[@youssefm]

Hijab means barrier, it means to cover yourself like a barrier, I still feel sad that people think covering your hair is enough. You cover your hair, but still wear skinny jeans, that's not what Islam is teaching us. But who am I to judge, I just pray to Allah (swt) to keep the man lowering their gaze and the woman cover herself the way she supposed to be covered, it's allot more harder in our time, sexuality is been promoted everywhere. Oh Turner of hearts keep our hearts firm upon you religion. Ameen!

[@youssefm]

+Asma Bellounis I know its hard believe me I know, I live with 2 sister's and a mother, my father passed away Allahi rahmou, so I'm the only man at home and I live in the EU. I always give my sister's advice telling them that building a relationship with Allah is a beautiful thing. You will love Allah more then everything and if you love someone you would do anything for the one you love. things will not be difficult anymore. The thing what makes me sad is, they are promoting hijab and that's a good thing, but they should promote it not only by covering your hair, but instead what really hijab is, the really beauty of it and I would never ever say that someone will go to hell for whatever reason. I'm not a judge and I will never judge. Is Allah not the best of judges?

[@dimadib8973]

A girl with a hijab and skinny jeans is still better than a girl without hijab at all. If a sister took the step to wearing hijab that’s a huge step. Therefore, we should not rush the sister to change her whole style including the skinny jeans. Just like she took the step toward the hijab she will soon inshallah also start dressing more modestly then she did. May Allah guide us all as Allah is the best of all judges.

[@aimenfatima570]

Aameen 😭

[@Moonitot]

I wear the hijab when I was 10 so proud 💕 I'm 20

[@hajermguidich3557]

Amazing amazing amazing!! God bless you❤️❤️

[@Hamidahsas]

liked before watching :)

[@nilabbadakhsh580]

I love my hijab ❤

[@queenasiya8805]

Masha Allah Hijab is my beuty,is my choise,is my hoppy And ilove

[@xxsou4547]

Just wow! I really appreciate your hijab story,I admire as a person and I hope Allah could guide to the right way like Allah did with you. Mashallah sister!❤

[@xogahamilitaryofficials2220]

i love allah always and i, have good religion

[@lazmanahawali1864]

hamdulillah my brother. im from indonesia :)

[@uddhd7444]

Absolutely beautiful!!!

[@jodown]

beautiful reminder, mashallah :) ! barak allahou fikoum

[@faizasuleiman3030]

mashallah so true >quote> Remember no matter how dark the world gets be like that star that stands out and shines the way for others to see this is amazing we can all learn from it .

[@StudioISTIQAMA]

Peace to every one. Who knows the name of the nasheed, which is on the back ground?

[@vladdawah]

Истикама

[@yushaammar7854]

this is good enough to inspire them thnx...

[@user-ig1qm6el7b]

Good video, and I want mention to one point , hejab doesn't mean to cover your hair only and wear tight jeans or something like that specially for who are Muslim but for new Muslim may be the matter is different .. I hope my point is clear because my English is not good enough

[@issamustafa4769]

Subhanallah!💞 We need more motivational videos like this in this age and time! May Allah bless us all and guide us into the straight path! Ameen💙

[@SukixRpG]

this is so nice, it's so touching for me :') I love it ♡ please make more of it this :)

[@abraheem281]

Thank you very much ! thanks so much for the beautiful and great words

[@elsels8973]

The best thing is non Muslims keep watching our videos subhanAllah they like because they can't get enough of the truth otherwise why they keep watching if they not interested. :) amazing they only comment badly because they don't understand let's help them understand even if they say bad things don't say bad things back like prophet Mohamed peace be upon all the suffering he was still good to people because we have one thing they don't have Allah :) they keep watching Muslim videos for a reason may Allah guide them and lift the veil off them so they can see the truth.

[@hibaahmed180]

great video ♡ Love from Jordan

[@diamondyasmeen775]

I love my hijab and i'm proud to wear it ☺️✌🏻️❤️

[@imanak4849]

SubhanAllah what an amazing video! Its so true- personally as one who started wearing the hijab i truly started to understand the importance of it, and it made me grow as an individual and a muslimah!

[@olaabu9678]

Mashallah may Allah reward you

[@adnaabdulahi7693]

The hijab isn't just a piece of cloth there is much more into it سبحان الله if you want to have great knowledge and understanding read the Qur'an you will be amazed

[@parentsof3238]

That's so true. It's really a protection for us

[@jdjdbsjndnd]

I feel blessed and happy wearing the hijab. We just need to understand the hijab.

[@maryajannah7871]

one of the most inspiring video.... so beautiful.... those speech touched me a lot... and al ham dulillah... im a Muslim... 😊

[@00zaaz00]

my mom doesnt wear hijab though we're muslims .. everytime i ask her why or tell her she yell at me and tell me to be quiet and to quit talking about it - i feel bad kinda especially after watching this video :(

[@Rocknium1]

+Mr.Lody Show her the video

[@aseel4901]

+Mr.Lody Show her the video and see how she feels about the hijab then.

[@AttaBek1422]

Same exact problem with my mom, but this time she knows it's fard but she ignores it because she says 'all I need to do to enter Jannah is to follow the five pillars' so she thinks that she can ignore the rest and simply live by the five pillars.

[@Rocknium1]

Yousef Atta The thinking of your mom is what made us forget about our religion unfortunately! I pray to God she, you and all of us change to the better.

[@Rocknium1]

Mr.Lody You shouldnt put pressure more! After all she's your mom and you are not allowed to make her angry! If she doesnt want to listen to you anymore just leave her, you did what you have to do, and that is to make her remember.

[@NoorManon]

I really loved it..... Thanks god I wore hijab when I was 13 years old, so I proud of it 😎💖

[@moonlightburgundy4769]

the beauty of the moon does not change when covered by clouds, just as the beauty of a woman remains when covered by hijab🌈

[@carizmah9]

MashAllah this is exactly what I needed to hear. thank you for sharing

[@kirstenleahy6172]

I am so drawn to Islam after learning more about the teachings of Mohammed. I see the truth in the Quran and only parables in the bible meant to confuse. I wear a hijab at home in the mirror like a closet Muslim my daughters love them too and also want to wear them. We live a small Aussie town with no Muslims, we plan to move within a year to relocate to Tasmania were I hope to prepare for the coming collapse of society caused by environmental degradation, war and economic chaos.

[@fiddah]

+Kirsten Leahy If you believe that there is none worthy of worship except Allah ; and if you believe that Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم is the Messenger of Allah ; then please say the Shahadah and enter Islam.

[@splougemcgouge6637]

Muhammad was a pedophile

[@bocalove5050]

+Splouge Mcgouge shut up you disrespectful, ignorant piece of crap

[@anaximanderofapollonia9842]

+Boca Love _shut up you disrespectful, ignorant piece of crap_ sunnah .com/bukhari/78/157 Narrated `Aisha: I used to play with the dolls in the presence of the Prophet, and my girl friends also used to play with me. When Allah's Messenger (?) used to enter (my dwelling place) they used to hide themselves, but the Prophet would call them to join and play with me. (The playing with the dolls and similar images is forbidden, but it was allowed for `Aisha at that time, as she was a little girl, not yet reached the age of puberty.) (Fath-ul-Bari page 143, Vol.13) sunnah .com/nasai/26/60 It was narrated from 'Aishah that the Messenger of Allah married her when she was six years old, and consummated the marriage with her when she was nine. sunnah .com/bukhari/67/69 Narrated `Aisha: that the Prophet (?) married her when she was six years old and he consummated his marriage when she was nine years old, and then she remained with him for nine years (i.e., till his death). sunnah .com/bukhari/52/25 ...I have never seen in her anything faulty except that she is a girl of immature age, who sometimes sleeps and leaves the dough for the goats to eat.' ... sunnah .com/urn/44290 ...I have never seen anything regarding Aisha which I would blame her for except that she is a girl of immature age who sometimes sleeps and leaves the dough of her family unprotected so that the domestic goats come and eat it... And these last 2 ahadith revolve around Aisha being accused of infidelity so even then she was "a girl of immature age." sunnah .com/bukhari/67/18 Narrated Jabir bin `Abdullah: When I got married, Allah's Messenger (?) said to me, "What type of lady have you married?" I replied, "I have married a matron' He said, "Why, don't you have a liking for the virgins and for fondling them?" Jabir also said: Allah's Messenger (?) said, "Why didn't you marry a young girl so that you might play with her and she with you?' islamqa .info/en/146882 "With regard to females, the father may give his minor, virgin daughter who has not yet reached the age of nine in marriage... and it is permissible for him to do that even if she is reluctant." islamqa .info/en/22442 "...one a girl reaches the age of nine then the marriage may be consummated even without her consent..." Pedophilia and raping little girls is completely legal under sharia since Muhammad did it and he is the absolute standard FOR ALL TIME. You can marry girls of 0 (zero) age and either rape them once they reach 9 years old or sooner if you can come to "agreement" with her father/guardian that raping her won't "harm" her. And if she's too young to handle penetration: islamicvirtues .com/2013/12/28/deriving-sexual-pleasure-from-infants/ "I was asked by a brother whether or not it is true that Shi’ite men are allowed to derive sexual pleasure from infant children, and even new-born babies, by fondling them or rubbing their genitals on them." "And since deriving sexual pleasure from your wives or female slaves is generally permissible in Islam, and only sexual intercourse is prohibited before the age of maturity (typically at 9 years), it appears that the act of lustful fondling and thighing infant wives may be permissible for us as well." islamweb .net/emainpage/index.php?page=showfatwa&Option=FatwaId&Id=92051 Meaning of Mufaakhathah The term Mufaakhathah means to have foreplay with the wife in between her thighs. It is reported in one narration that when the Prophet sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ) wanted to enjoy one of his wives who was in menstruation, he would put a piece of cloth on her vagina (i.e. cover it). [Ibn Maajah]. The author of Faydh Al-Qadeer interpreted the expression 'if he wanted to enjoy to mean having all permissible foreplay but avoiding the vagina [or the anus], like in between her thighs (i.e. Mufaakhathah). Do these islamic sources show my ignorance about islam as well? Cheers.

[@victorialipatova4534]

How beautiful💖

[@neenoo12345]

Oh my heart is feeling so many things! I love love love love love love love love love this video!

[@SuperMegatronprime]

Wow !!! Jus Wow !!! Subhan Allah amazing explanation nd motivating story

[@ayshakallay2835]

This has made me cry😂😂

[@bruhbruh8855]

That touched my heart ;-; who else felt like this?

[@tokari48]

I'm so glad I watched this video, I just started wearing my hijab not too long ago and still question why I wear since I'm very self conscious but this video gave me a lot of confidence! thank you!

[@shanurrahman7614]

it doesn't matter if u like ISLAM or not coz it's THE only truth

[@hunnybunnyLP]

Hello. I'm just beginning to learn about Islam and it's very confusing to me. I feel a bit lost and uncertain. Are there any resources I can use to further my understanding?

[@bboyagua]

Just read the Qur'an, Hadith, and Sira. Here's the summary: An epileptic man with schizophrenia convinces people that he hears revelations from a god, and starts conquering the Arabian peninsula. He beheads, crucifies, and tortures lots of people for imaginary offenses, and as a tactic of war. He takes on many wives and sex slaves, some as young as 6 years old. Then he dies without leaving a successor and his followers kill and fight over the succession until nearly 1/3 of the world is embattled in this blood feud of religious violence.

[@MrJimmy3459]

www.thereligionofpeace.com

[@zoha3529]

you can try the website islam questions and answers. if you are able to, then ask an imam at a mosque. you can also listen to people like mufti menk, nouman ali khan, omar suleiman etc. they're mashallah really good. but remember, the ultimate source of guidance is Allah's book, the Qur'an.

[@MrJimmy3459]

zoha Fuck the Quran!

MrJimmy3459 Sorry but you cant. I dont think you are able to do anything sexual with a book, since it doesnt contain soft tissue, and lubrication, causing no nerve sensation. I wouldnt recommend it since you might damage your penis, and cause an infection. :)

[@mdabdulquadir352]

subhanallah... :) Islam presents a holistic approach to both men and woman. men are commanded to lower their gaze(not to look at forbidden things e.g, non mahram, nudity, porn, etc) and guard their private parts(avoid illegal sexual acts) as these act are surely accountable as reward or punishment on the day of judgement... same with women to cover their beauty as their beauty is not for evryone but a halal spouse.... grt video... this piece called hijab is not just a cloth but a shield of modesty, protection from evil eyes and gratitude towards the creator of this world... may allah grant all believing sisters and men to be steadfast on the commandments of the creator of this world.... ameen

[@pandiaye94]

Love for all my sisters wearing hijab ❤️

[@adammesheia]

ok ok nice nice so do men wear it as well ?

[@friedpills]

adam amshia no

[@DrPanda202]

ur point?

[@mdmorshed6791]

ha ha ha?? why men & women wear same dress?? is there any country where men & women wear same dress??

[@TurinDagnir]

If covering face is so good for soul, why men don't have to do it?

[@imaanfayz6314]

It never said anything in the quran about covering your face. you're mixing culture with religion. only hijab is compulsory not burka :)

[@DrPanda202]

Your comment is completely wrong get your facts right

[@imaanfayz6314]

Well show me verses that show covering your face if you claim to know everything about my religion

[@CryptionProductions]

Modesty is compulsory. Hijab is a discussed subject withing Islam.

[@dania2369]

Turin Dagnir in islam no one has to cover there faces , men has to cover from the belly button until under there knees .

[@levifan1477]

*_Wore it at 9 years. My dad HATED IT. Swore at me, tried pulling it off in public, made jokes with others deliberately to put me down etc. My relatives assumed negative of me, laughed at me, gossiped. How dare people tell me that I am forced to wear it when I gave up my whole reputation just to put it on?_*

[@nazeefalabiba7747]

Mashallah!!!! You are the true warrior

[@WhtetstoneFlunky]

The video reminds me of something I once read in a blog. The problem is; being different usually restricts a person's social chances. This is true no matter what that "difference" may be. It can even be something like obesity. And it isn't something restricted to any age group. The hijab is not only a symbol of Islam, but it is a symbol of devout Islam. The video said as much. I noticed in the video there was a small, outdoor gathering that had nothing but Muslim girls. There in itself is a small example of a kind of religious isolation. Put it all together and it can be a problem in the 21st Century; a time when religious beliefs are being scrutinized on a number of levels.

[@jessicajones4417]

+Heather Watson I agree. But I also like to think that choosing to do something (or accepting something that you cannot change, such as obesity) that goes against social norms and expectations (such as wearing hijab in more diverse areas), can also allow us to better connect with ourselves, and our faith (in this instance). It is often hard to reconcile the person we know ourselves to be, with the person others want us to be, or expect us to be. But I think it is a worthwhile journey, that often leads to resilience and a greater tolerance of differences in others.

[@user-lz9zz4nx3k]

I'm Buddhist but I love turkish islam history

[@Soso-fz5fm]

Mashallah❤️ history of islamic turkey is interesting. Only if ppl can be open minded like u❤️✌️

[@pradachains]

But you are communist so I hate you.

[@user-lz9zz4nx3k]

So why ? I didn't disturbing you're life !!!

[@user-lz9zz4nx3k]

I only study turkish islam Keyboard Warrior​ I didn't want islam to be dissappear !!! I Want islam dominated the west so people can understand, what is peace !!!

[@user-lz9zz4nx3k]

Soso 1122​ thank you May God bless you 😀

[@nikkiturner8326]

beauty is within, loves. not just without.

[@nehaanartist1084]

It literally brought tears in my eyes and i could totally relate with it, as I'm wearing hijab since 6 years and I'm 24 years old but i feel i came to know the real meaning of Hijab at this age :( Your words are so much impactful. Love you sister

[@yasameenm6806]

Wow !! I'm acc blown away almost brought me to tears ❤❤

[@4Posterity]

So she just traded one social imposition for another one.

[@natansandle8016]

0:23 Every girl who puts on the hijab is faced with some sort of obstacle. I think it might be that giant piece of cloth covering their faces.

[@oshnapgurlidid]

Natan Sandle pretty sure hijab only covers your hair but ooookay...

[@natansandle8016]

oshnapgurlidid Oh right I get it now. It's the burqa that covers people's faces. Well... thanks I guess.

[@sarahholness596]

+Natan Sandle either way you can still see..

[@caidenlynnmcpherson362]

This is so beautiful, it means a lot to see this.

[@anisboulardjam2474]

Such a beautiful life. a life of a Muslim. a life of a human who accepts the truth and accepts the blessings and happiness. all love from this Muslim here..

[@iwant2liveonmyfeet938]

The way you romanticise something that takes away the very nature of what God gave you sickens me.

[@iwant2liveonmyfeet938]

You may apply it at yourself as your saying has nothing to do with me. I had something to say and I did.

[@iwant2liveonmyfeet938]

Was it really rude? Is political correctness more important that pointing out that the whole 'hijab love' industry totally fails to show that there a millions of women forced into wearing it and suffer from it? To romanticise a peace of clothing that was made to cover you as you are a sexual object to men... It makes me speechless. Now noone has to care about my opinion, but I won't let you or anyone silence me. I'm saying this for all those that suffered from being a woman under sharia law..weither it's due to governmental oppression (Iran) or society enforcement (other islamic countries).

[@aetherlady]

Rational thinking doesn't work here, friend. We believe that nature, the human body, the human mind (that asks questions and recognizes propaganda) are the creation of God. But according to Muslims we're "kafirs", the non-believers.

[@manaryaseen124]

+Fat Cake Productions Preach it sister!!! May Allah's blessings be upon you!

[@aetherlady]

It's youtube and I can watch and say whatever I want. How about I tell you my "Inspirational True story"? Here where I live, people are taught to control their sexual desires from young age - that's what distinguishes us from animals and primitive tribes. Men and women are also equal and respect one another without wearing pieces of clothes on their heads. Beautiful, isn't it? I know it sounds like utopian future, but it's reality.

[@Rohit-sh9rq]

it's idiotic God doesn't care what we wear what we are it matters they are just trying to glorify hijab in the name of God but in real a piece of cloth has nothing to do with god

[@katarina5169]

I 1st started wearing the hijab in my 1st year of high school which I have just finished mashallah and I was weary of wearing it. I was scared on how all my friends that were gonna be there from middle school would act towards me now. When I 1st walked in school some people I were just general friends with never rlly spoke 2 me as much and it made me a bit sad. But that gave me the sign that they were not true friends. I was a bit worried about what my close friends would say or how they would react. My close friends stood with me and continued 2 treat me like they normally did and that made me feel rlly happy. They told me I looked great and even with or without it I was still me and that was rlly touching 4 me. I realized that wearing hijab not only hides my beauty and all the long hair I have that every1 keeps asking me y I am started covering it but it also protects u from all the bad people and fake friends. It does a huge favor 4 u and separates the good and bad people/friend 4 u

[@katarina5169]

Even after all of this like stated in the video.. Every girl who wears the hijab has a obstacle.. And now days I found myself kind of regretting wearing it and I just keep thinking about how people thought of me and other things. I realized its bc I also didnt know the full full meaning of the hijab other than the reason we wear it and all. I kept regretting and regretting until I found and watched this video which made all my regretting disappear. I finally realize the full full meaning and thank u so much bc this helped a lot :) May allah (SWT) help me and all the other girls or women who r having obstacles with wearing the hijab and open our eyes 2 the actual meaning of the hijab and y we wear it :)

[@khaulaalkhansa6181]

The way you tell your story and tells the meaning of hijab just so outstanding, it got me moved. Thank you... you giving me more strong reason for not putting off my hijab,

[@sarfios]

Good, but only your eyes should be visible. Read the Quran next time at least...

[@adnas1158]

sarfios no we can show our faces as well and hands

[@hectordanielsanchezcobo7339]

If only the eyes should be visible then why in the Masjid al-Haram women must have their faces uncovered? Isn't the Masjid al-Haram the most holy place? Then how would the Prophet (peace be upon him) forbid women to cover their faces there if it was compulsory to only show the eyes?

[@cutiecutie8460]

@@hectordanielsanchezcobo7339 he didn't forbid. Wearing niqab is optional.

[@YoshiSohungry]

>my submission >not opressed seems legit?

[@DrPanda202]

her submission to god ... not to a man!

[@al-furqan7304]

if you can submit to Allah you can stand up to anything, why is this so hard to understand

[@astraeanatsuki3231]

Submission to God ( Allah) is different than submission to trump, stupid political agenda and propaganda, illuminati, weird celebs and racist ideology.(if you are under these things than you might be oppressed) but submission to Allah is in no way being oppressed

[@laillakat4551]

My hijab story is similar to this and it makes me so happy to know I am not alone. May Allah (swt) bless every Muslim woman who chooses the hard path of Islam.

[@beab1154]

This gives motivation and it is so inspirational video.i actually love it.beautiful words from beautiful mind. Thanks

[@evegroom5476]

U opened my eyes to this. Thank you! 💜

[@gulnaazsayed3122]

Sub'han Allah... Very inspirational story.I am born and brought up in Muslim family.But some months back when I decided to put hijab my family opposed it and started making mocking me..But my husband supported me though he is modern.He encouraged me to wear a hijab.Alhamdulillah now he loves to see me in hijab so much that he never ask me to go anywhere without it.I feel so blessed that in the world where woman is payed to be naked.I preferred to cover myself.I am free to choose and that's what I call it as a real freedom.

[@ftm614]

I love my Hijab and pround of it , and to people who hate Islam , take care of ur religion and understand it before judging Our religion , and ur hate doesnt change anything

[@sadiqlee8626]

I love my religion and also my hijab Islam forever ❤❤❤❤

[@safzido]

When you reach the point of pure CONFIDENCE , wearing the hijab becomes threaded within your personality , and it is a beautiful thing