My Hijab Story + Girl talk

[@SalehFamily]

Totally agree with you on your mom being a role model! My mom didn’t wear it growing up so I didn’t have her to show me what it was. I really hope our girls can see me wearing it and be inspired just as you were ❤️

[@TS-gs2wk]

Saleh family Another channel ive started watching every day

[@sirenblxxd]

Wow Saleh family. I watch yall alot

[@saraseo1751]

Hy saleh family 👪❤💕💖♥💓👪

[@howardlucca7949]

I guess im asking randomly but does anybody know a way to get back into an instagram account?? I somehow forgot my password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me!

[@saraseo1751]

@@howardlucca7949 lucca I suggest you there are a lot of youtube videos but you can take help from many KZbin videos by searching this problem...secondly your question 😉😀😄you ask in a way is so cute and innconce 😅😊😊😊😊😊😊...and thirdly do not go on my gramratical mistake my English is little bit 😉😊poor

[@pcosdiet]

6 months as a muslim and hijabi and AlhamduliAllah I fell in love with it before I reverted as I learned the meaning behind it and I fell in love 🥰🥰🥰

[@h4nan]

awwwh mashAllah congrats sis! that’s amazing

[@sallysmith6931]

Congrats sis, so proud of you. May Allah strengthen your journey Ameen💕

[@ElifNurMuhammad]

Congrats did, I'm also a convert about 8 years now ☺

[@innerpeace4716]

Mashallah well done sister

[@muslimahh07]

Awww bless🥺🥺❤️

[@asmaaelmowafi6139]

I am so happy that you didn't tone down your reason for wearing the hijab to non-muslims, said it's an obligation and wasn't a bit shy or insecure about explaining your believes.

[@ElifNurMuhammad]

Yesss, thats what I said. There are other youtubers that sugar coat it and say it isn't an obligation. That get super annoying 😒 😆 cause it's like straight up in the Quran, a command from Allah

[@MrKLeBlanc]

What is an obligation... Being modest or the piece of fabric (veil)? Here's why i'm asking this question: A veil to cover hair has been used by many non Muslims people all over the world throughout History for various reasons other than modesty. For example, it can be used as a symbol to show belonging to a culture , a community, etc. or just as a fashion accessory to look more attractive. Modesty is a mode of dress and deportment which intends to avoid the encouraging of sexual attraction in others. What If a woman with a forehead that is not attractive and with hair that is not attractive put on a veil (that has been used as a beauty accessory for centuries) to cover what is unattractive and doing so making herself instantly look more sexually attractive to others. In other words if a woman is more sexcually attractive with a hijab on , Isn't she more modest by not wearing it? God (ST) in the Quran makes use of parables , metaphors (amthal) very often to make us understand what he wants from us. God (ST) gave us a mind able of critical thinking so we could ask ourselves questions and not just follow blindly. Remember Ibrahim (SAWS) when he asked his elders why do they worship statues that can do them no good nor bad and they answered that they found their parents doing it and their parents before them so they just took them as models and kept doing it. It's hard to lose an old habit… I'm a man, the hijab doesn't concern me or does it… I'm not writing this comment regarding Hijabs... lt must be quite clear by now: I just want people to use the mind God (ST) gave them and keep *working* it hard to find the truth and not just follow too literally, blindly... (You can read multiple times throughout the Quran : "And He gave you hearing, sight, and intellect/understanding")

[@NarutoUzumaki-ky5jn]

K Le Blanc yeah well hijab isn’t just a veil. Covering yourself from head to toe that is not tight will not make you look more sexually appealing, which is the whole point of modesty. Also not all English words can be translated properly to Arabic words. The actual word used for veil in the Quran is called Khimar, which is a garment that specifically covers your neck, shoulders and hair

[@MrKLeBlanc]

@@NarutoUzumaki-ky5jn Thank you for sharing your arguments. I figured "piece of fabric" would be broad enough to include everything that is used to dress modestly. Consider this: If you put a snake on a table and cover it completely with a piece of fabric to the point you can't guess what is underneath . How close could you get someone that has "snake phobia" (ophidiophobia) to that table compared to bringing that same person to that table without the piece of fabric… My point was to say that if it is modest to hide attractiveness, it can be the opposite to hide unattractiveness. There is more to modesty than a piece of fabric...

[@MrKLeBlanc]

@@Sxrr8822 My whole point is that people tend to take things too literally and focus too much on appearances and forget the deepest meaning behind the parables of the quran and here you are speaking about the differences between a veil and a hijab. I differentiated/separated the piece of fabric and modesty on purpose to make my point more clear: People focus on the piece of fabric and forget about the modesty meaning behind it. Modesty is more complex than just the piece of fabric. And my question was what if a woman is more attractive with a hijab on than without…

[@mmmt8992]

Who else is as addicted as I am to this channel?

[@fabulousfati4s678]

Same and I just love her outlook Mashallah

[@psychosoma5049]

Me and I'm a non-religious english white guy. Since watching this channel and others like it, i have become a much better person x

[@lolayouyou4710]

Same love her channel

[@sindysu7288]

Mehhhh 😆

[@seema9213]

She is so well spoken mA! A great role model for young girls.

[@tealpolaroid]

The one thing I dont like is how people are more understanding when one's prayer game isn't on point but not when one's relationship with their hijab is rocky. It's all a journey and a process and we need to be softer with one another.

[@maryem9225]

I love what you said about wearing the hijab at 9 as opposed to 11 or 12. I also wore it at 9 and people often say “don’t you become more knowledgeable as you get older” and honestly, no. i actually think I had a better, more pure judgment at 9 than at 12 when my judgment was clouded with thoughts or boys, self esteem, insecurity, etc.

[@zara2787]

Agree on this. I too wore it at 9-10 and best decision Alhamdoulilah

[@KendallM0219]

@Zaynab Mahmood Chaudhry the only advice I can leave here, is to wear it when your ready. I’m 24 and I started wearing mine last year, I converted like 5 years ago. You’ll know when your ready, my husbands sister and mother didn’t wear theirs until they got married. It doesn’t make you any less Muslim if you don’t wear it. I know plenty of Muslim women who don’t wear hijabs, that are better by the book Muslims then hijabis. I also did a lot of test runs wearing hijabs to see if I was ready to commit to it. I’d recommend taking a test drive.

[@ElifNurMuhammad]

@Zaynab Mahmood Chaudhry my advice is to know that you're wearing it because Allah made it an obligation and we will be judged for everything. So I look at it, that I'm pleasing Allah 😌 and also that way I don't have to worry about being questioned about it on judgment day. Wearing it for me also is a reminder that I'm Muslim and reminds me to try and do better with my daily deeds and such. BTW I'm a convert , I started wearing pretty soon after I took shahada and haven't taken it off since alhamdulillah ☺ I think its beautiful and match it with all my clothes . I think we as hijabis tend to wonder what others will think if we wear it and we always think its gonna be negative but it's honestly not , its all in our minds.

[@jeniferjohnson374]

Correct🙌💪

[@Sosafiyyah]

@Zaynab Mahmood Chaudhry start by changing one thing at a time about the way you dress. Short sleeve to long sleeve. Fitted pants to loose ones. Short dresses to long flowy dresses. (If that’s how you dress) And yes we never know when it’s out last day so we all have to try to be the BEST we can be. Wake up in e middle of the night and pray to Allah that he allow you to wear proper hijab for his sake, first and foremost. May Allah make it easy on you and us all. Ameen. ❤️

[@anilabibi6870]

Have been wearing hijab for 7 years but lately felt the urge to remove it due to social media influences. Thank you so much for this video Jasmine. It's like this video has come at the perfect timing for me. Thanks for reminding me why I started wearing it in the first place...solely to please Allah

[@Whatjam.]

May Allah make it easy for you x

[@5nsaTwa7are]

The struggle is real

[@memoalalawi8237]

May Allah make you fall in love with the hijab

[@menasalman8534]

I love how unapologetically Muslim you are. It shows in all of your answers. And I also love how you are real and authentic you are and not trying to please everyone

[@sannahsadiq603]

The grey aesthetic of your living room is so pleasing

[@kararachid1230]

4 years it’s been since I converted to Islam I’ve been wearing the hijab for one year now Alhamduliallah. I just put it and I didn’t even tell my husband or mother in-law. I surprised both of them and Alhamduliallah I love the hijab and the meaning behind it. I went to go show my mother in-law and I didn’t realize she was praying when I went to show her and she saw me while she was praying Alhamduliallah God bless you all.

[@nek2327]

I wanna wear the hijab really bad but i live in an all-white neighborhood and that's why i am hesitant to wear it.

[@dianefoster4472]

What does Alhamduliallah mean anyway ???

[@valennlol3028]

@@dianefoster4472 thank God

[@Anon-uv9mj]

@@dianefoster4472 (the) praise be to Allah

[@dianefoster4472]

I never thought about this as an act of worship . That was a beautiful statement .

[@douaemaarouf5059]

whenever jasmine does girl talk vids, it always feel like im talking to a big sister🥺 honestly this channel is always just good vibes and im here for it!!

[@laurenelise1810]

I am so grateful for these videos! As a convert it’s so nice to listen to these tips and girl-talks from such a positive influence like yourself 🌷 BarakumAllah!

[@periliçetuğba]

You’re not wearing any makeup in this video and ıdk why but its gives me so much more cozy feelings like girl talk concept

[@turkishmusicguru]

Ooo Türk

[@allie.brooke8]

100% harder when older. I’m a revert and I love the modesty aspect but struggle to gain the confidence and face the change due to always have worn shorts in the summer and swimwear. It’s a complete change.

[@rahmakacem2209]

I'm a muslim but the place I grew up in, women are very image conscious and rarely wear it , I hope one day Allah guides us and gives us the confidence to take this challenge to please Allah , the whole islam concept is about fearing God instead of people but you know hijab can cause some complications but it's worth , I pray for one day I stop making excuses and wear it , you're not alone in this sister ❤

[@danicarvalho3094]

I just love hearing Jasmine speak. She just sounds so balanced, wise for her age and highly intelligent, Masha'Allah :)

[@areejmelhem618]

You make me smile whenever I watch your videos. Also you literally changed my life you have no idea but I was gonna take it off, like I was planning on doing it because I was so insecure and I worried too much about what people would think of me and that I won’t be free and live my life freely but you brought me back to why I was wearing it from the first place and reminded me that god is more important than what people think. Thank you so so much love your channel btw!!❤️❤️❤️

[@hibasemir8325]

Thank you Jasmine for taking time out of your week to edit another vid for us!! truly means a lot and I know you worked hard on this and you deserve to be thanked :)

[@TheDextroseSaline]

My mom doesn’t wear it but I saw her scarf lying around one day which she used when going for Umrah. I was 18 years old and in 12th grade so just wore it to school for fun…and got soo many compliments on how well it suits me and etc so I just kept on wearing it, till this day!! Alhamdulillah.

[@usuitakumi7252]

You’re so mature and wise, thank you for your advice!!❤️

[@ayeshashar5896]

I LOVE HOW HONEST AND OPEN SHE IS IN HER VIDOES 💓💓

[@khadijaouledlarbi641]

the way you talk and kinda choose like perfect words to express your self is so mesmerizing aaaaa im like 😲+🥰 when you talk lol i want to be a person like you!! love you~~

[@IrahButterfly]

ikr its like she picks the right words to say. Its all so clear and easy for us to understand. Amazing

[@samimai3803]

So genuine and honest- love watching you talk and talking about hijab so beautiful- this girl truly knows what she wants in akhira and she’ll get it in sha Allah stay strong sisters

[@moomoopo]

MashAllah, you hit the nail on the head with many of the points. I tell my husband to hype me up at home when I have my hijab off. Personally, it helps me not feel like I’m fulfilling something. Idk how to describe it.

[@lifewithlay1152]

I love how she speaks.💕 And as a Muslim from Africa. Wearing a Turban is apart of my culture. I personally try to keep my hijab on as much as possible. I can relate w/most of what jasmine said. Love from 🇰🇪 XO💕

[@sallysmith6931]

Life with Lay you're so pretty sis mashallah😍

[@lifewithlay1152]

@@sallysmith6931 Thank You Sis 🥰 allahumma barik 💕

[@christylocation432]

Do you relate and agree with what she said about turbans being considered hijabs? Curious if you wear your hijab 24/7 or alternate it with a turban

[@lifewithlay1152]

@@christylocation432 well she said who is she to tell someone their form of hijab is incorrect. She basically didn’t specify yes or No. but personally speaking since Turbans are a part of my culture I wear them a lot in my home & sometimes I do go out in it. Especially if my neck is completely covered.My parents (both Africans) don’t think it’s “wrong” & I like it. But basically no matter what a turban is always going to be apart of me. Like think abt it. Have you ever seen a African not wear their Turban? Lollll

[@suhabegum_]

Jasmine you have the most decent and mature way of putting out speech related to any topic , inspiring and admiring .

[@aaminaas3051]

I didn’t even realise your breakout because your face is glowing so good to see you again

[@tallone8916]

Thank you Jasmine! You've been influencing me in such a positive way with your radiant personality Mashallah and still continue to do. These 1 to 1 girl talk / advice videos have been helping me with my new muslim life.

[@SuperSonali01]

i started wearing hijab a year ago and i would like my daughter to start wearing it when she’s younger (obv can’t force her) bc that way she can post or show memories of herself when she was younger like photos of her at graduation, prom, or her wedding. and she’s able to show people those special moments. opposed to me, i can’t or if i do i like draw one on lollll (but that doesn’t look as nice ahahaha)

[@moonwitch1615]

You sound like someone who wants to brainwash her daughter to wear a hijab

[@aminaamoni3469]

@@moonwitch1615 can i ask why she sounds like that she clearly said she would like to and she stated her reason respectfully , and also brainwashing? isnt that a bit much shes not psychologically manipulating her daughter to wear it shes just saying that it would be nice if she did for good reasons and she also said cant force her!?

[@cringepillow]

@@aminaamoni3469 exactly, some people are such hypocrites

[@Ubahamina]

@@moonwitch1615 kids learn from their parents. It’s fully natural. Is teaching kids to dress inmodestly eg wearing shorts and bikinis also brainwashing?? Or does that only apply when it comes to Islam? It’s clear you are ignorant to other viewpoints, when for others, its the complete norm. Very hypocritical.

[@ElifNurMuhammad]

I am so glad you said hijab is an obligation in our religion because other youtubers don't say this and they confuse people .. so thanks for the honesty sis 👏 oh and BTW you're right castor oil is great for growing hair 😃 This video is awesome sis! MashaAllah tabarakAllah, you're on point with all of it and a big inspiration for hijabis out there 💕

[@P234athtoALLAH]

Yeah i loved that too 💖

[@Starzig123]

Her husband wears shorts not covering his awrah

[@Muslimah_4_Life]

@@Starzig123Not only should you not expose others sins, but also we are complimenting HER, not her husband.

[@NiaPgn]

Love that you were still comfortable with not wearing makeup even if you were breaking out as you should. (Not meant to dismiss or minimize the feelings of anyone who struggles with acne.) You still look so beautiful Masha’Allah 💖

[@sarahkhan8942]

You just helped me not only for my hijab but everything I was questioning about life.. May ALLAH SWT reward you in abundance and accept all your dua's AMEEN 🤲❤

[@unussaleem5274]

I don't know why, but now I really feel like you are just elder sister for me🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️masha allah❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Farhaan_Enigmatic]

Loneliness adds beauty to life. It puts a special burn on sunsets and makes night air smell better.

[@duendefuchsia8433]

I needed to read this today.

[@samiahakhtar7779]

Thank you for coming on KZbin all natural, we appreciate it SO much!!!

[@mmmt8992]

Jasmine, I love your strong personality!

[@youtubeapple1070]

Jas your hijab story is inspiring your mom's as mother inspired me,she set an example for moms with lil girls

[@farahyasmin3825]

always love these girl talks

[@18masterchief]

Oh wow we had the same exact hijab story?? I was 8 and a half as well, and I used to see my mother wearing it every time she left the house. She had a huge variety of hijabs and it made me so eager to wear it and match all my outfits!

[@zarlashtstanikzai955]

Assalamualaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa barakatuh. You're beautiful Duaa. I'm not a hijabi but always get inspired by hijabis, their strength and confidence.

[@kpeezyforsheezy]

I think the hijab looks absolutely BEAUTIFUL on you and you make it compliment your overall style flawlessly. You’ve got REAL swag ♥️

[@momlife4262]

You don’t need makeup. MashaAllah you have Allah’s nur. You’re absolutely beautiful.

[@mursal6949]

Jasmine, I just want to say you radiate with goodness and wisdom! Everything was answered so beautifully. I kept nodding to every answer hahaha 💕💕💕

[@ilovecamquiseng]

Masha’Allah, this video was amazing and so spot on! Such great genuine answers and advice! I had a very similar story to you, I began wearing hijab at the age of 10, and Alhamdulilah that has really shaped me into the person I am today! Allahumma Barik sis!

[@95afaf]

"The more you learn about the hijab, the more you fall in love with it." I totally agree with you!! Ps: When you talked about you being a mother, it was sooo cute. I really hope to see you one day in that role inshallah. May Allah bless you 💕

[@mftymyt3658]

Im so happy for this video! Your answers are what my little conscience at the back of my head expects from most of the muslim influencers to bring up to their content cause heee yeah this kind of content is not only "ooh so relatable" and "so aestheticly pleasing my eyes cant" but abso-freaking-lutely inspiring! Thanks!

[@Sh-pd2wf]

these girl talks are amazing , keep them coming

[@laila5712]

Favourite couple on KZbin. Love from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@marionyano9746]

Mkenya mwenzangu 🤗

[@Lena-qk7qq]

Such an important and beautifully articulated video....I want to show this video to my future daughter inshAllah

[@fahtimam1309]

i love the way you answer each question so beautifully x

[@rimi7926]

I wore the Hijab at the age of 15 and it was the best decision for me. No one told me to nor did my mother force me, I just figured out my purpose in wearing it and what I want to become as a person in future. Wearing the Hijab is a journey of its own and only you will know when it is the right time. To those young girls or older girls who are wanting to wear it, have the right intentions and Allah swt will guide you.

[@ramahafez2230]

Totally agree about when to put on the hijab.. My mom wore the hijab when she was about 38, and she had MANY difficulties wearing it.. that was so hard on her.. So when I was about 11 years old and told her I wanted to wear it she encouraged me alot so that it would be easier on me in a young age.. and ALHAMDULILLAH it was! As you said it's an obligation in islam and subhan Allah the easiest time to put it I think is when God wants us to wear it!

[@roseakum]

Thank you for making this jasmine. I wore the hijab when I was 10 and just like you I’ve wanted to since I was 8 and a half. Ive always been so stressed and scared to be a bad mom in the future if I want my daughter to wear it young because I wore it out of love but when I was about 12 I was really struggling but alhamdulillah now I’m connected to it again. You made me feel ease about the situation❤️

[@seema9213]

You are so well spoken mashAllah! Thank you for sharing your honest opinions and thoughts on all these questions. I absolutely loved your comment on it not being our place to say whether something is acceptable by Allah swt or not. All your thoughts are so helpful! Wishing you the best for your channel iA :)

[@lmfaowhathaha6820]

I have never been this early except being at the airport 10 hours early cause Asian parents

[@vagishgpatil6637]

😂

[@cutie4417]

Lol same why do all foreign parents do that my flight was at 21 :00 but my mom made us come at 9:00

[@smileygirl2656]

@@cutie4417 oh This is so relatable😂😂😂 My Mom is like this

[@cutie4417]

@@smileygirl2656 😂

[@enyrisart1907]

I didn't know your channel before this video but I loved it ! You really seem like an inspiring person, kind, tolerant... thanks

[@lulusalkeld6742]

I would love to see more videos about Lebanese culture :) I’m not Muslim but really engage with your videos and am fascinated by religion and different cultures :)

[@Rajaas_Reading_Corner]

Extremely interesting take on the hijab. Many people ask me why I put it on. For me, I didn't think it's an obligation. I put it on as a symbol of gratefulness towards Allah swt. And am still adding a list of things as to why I put it on almost a year ago. It's a visual reminder of me being muslim. Of needing to be intact with my faith, of reminding myself to not get tempted by sinful things, of not repeating mistakes that to against Islam that were risky for me. All these things. It's like an alarm of to do list things as a Muslim. Thank you for tickling my brain. 💜 Inshallah may you always shine.

[@MA-rw9ng]

Thank you for this video Jasmine❤️ I was attacked by a lady on Wednesday. She tried to spit her coffee at me and told me to go back to my country. This is exactly what I was afraid of when I put on hijab last summer. But now that it happened I am more determined that ever to keep my hijab on even through all of the difficulties. This video was such a great reminder❤️ I’ve been super sad the past few days but this video lifted my spirits so thank you so much ❤️❤️

[@stephanieann8115]

Did you tell her that this is your country?! I am so sorry that someone treated you that way. I was born here and most of my family is catholic. I am very interested in the Muslim religion and I appreciate the Hijab. I also fully appreciate the modesty of the way the Muslim woman dresses. I’m very interested in this for myself. Please don’t let an unintelligent person hurt your feelings. You didn’t deserve it. Some people are just jealous of what they don’t understand. I’m sure you look beautiful in your hijab (as all Muslim women do😁) and don’t ever think twice about it!

[@mariamdiaa9752]

I’m so sorry this happened to you. I hope you feel better soon ❤️

[@ramenqueen_1013]

It’s so cute think her daughter can look back on this the day she does or if she does wear hijab to see how happy it made her mom mashallah

[@Lockeditin]

I just finished your girl talks while i was ironing ,went to pray ate and u uploaded one again im so happy.Pls make these a series ur voice is theurapeutic and you have nice tips

[@homesteadfromseed1996]

i am currently in transition to wear hijab inshaAllah

[@chromecast4408]

I am a muslim teen (14 being 15 tommorow) and wearing hijab. My main concern was what my parents are going to think. I love my parents soo much and at first they disagreed, but I showed them through my actions that I am becoming a better person and they noticed and started to slowly accept that I'm wearing hijab. I wish you the best and hope all goes well for you. May Allah bless you with paradise. :)

[@homesteadfromseed1996]

@@chromecast4408 you got me teary eyed! to take the time to wish my luck is so kind and may Allah reward you for being so supportive and loving! how incredibly strong you are especially at the age you are! i admire your confidence and pray that you stay strong and Allah always keeps your heart soft and on the straight path!

[@yaldaosmaney7880]

May Allah make it easy for you! MashaAllah makes me so emotional and fills my heart with so much happiness when I hear revert stories ❤

[@rahmakacem2209]

Am muslim but the place I grew up in, women are very image conscious and rarely wear it , I hope one day Allah guides us and gives us the confidence to take this challenge to please Allah , the whole islam concept is about fearing God instead of people but you know hijab can cause some complications but it's worth , I pray for one day I stop making excuses and wear it , you're not alone in this sister

[@thatlatinaaaxo4351]

Absolutely loved this video. I definately learnt alot. You are so knowledgeable and well spoken. Love all your videos!

[@busracakmak8478]

I wore hijab when I was 18 without anyone forcing me. I wanted to do what Allah wants me to do. But after initial 1-2 years of excitement I started to struggle. It’s been 10 years, I’m 28 now. In the past 2 years I’ve been finding very hard to continue. When I decided to wear hijab I’ve never thought I would struggle this much. But it’s got heavier and heavier. Everyone has an opinion about you because of your looks. I miss what I wore before and constantly thinking what I would wear if I wasn’t a hijabi etc. etc. I think remembering why I decided to wear hijab in the first place is very important as you said and thank you for this video. There are not many influencers talking this beautifully about the hijab.

[@aizakhan7219]

I relate to you so much, I put it in last year and keep getting thoughts about how much better I’d look without it and what I would wear plus my mom doesn’t either so sometimes it makes me feel worse thinking I never should’ve had but then I remember why I started which is the most important reason.

[@Bernayyck]

14:16 this is so true and can be valid for so many things, not only hijab, she explained it very nice

[@dohakhdoor5654]

I am incredibly happy to watch this video 💙💙 you did an amazing job just being yourself . You said your mom was your only role model for you,, well, in this century .. a KZbinr like you may be a role model for thousands of young girls . Thank you from the bottom of my heart Jazzy 😘💙

[@za_noob_a]

You need to collab with Leena (With Love, Leena) ASAP 😍💕😌

[@julia.md2b707]

That would be very interesting because I feel like that have different perspectives. Like Leena didn’t grow in a family that believes that hijabs are mandatory.

[@za_noob_a]

@@julia.md2b707 it would be the best collab ever 💖🙈💃

[@za_noob_a]

@@anamta5315 ur not dumbbb 💕

[@taqwaabbood2107]

Hey Jasmine! I love you guys so much! And I was wondering if you can do more challenge videos cause they are super funny and they're fun to watch.😊

[@fatmazehracalikusu619]

Jasmine make a video w your mom! ❣️

[@israamaarouf5213]

Thank you for talking about this topic Jasmine!

[@maryem9225]

“that Trumps anyone’s feelings” Too soon, Jasmine, too soon lol

[@JasmineFares]

Woops 😂

[@PrePre_]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Missy_Dee]

Beautiful video. This is so helpful Jasmine. The part about learning to see yourself & accept yourself without make up. I went through this too, it’s a hard process. But the result is so worth it

[@Bala____hatunn]

Congrats to everyone who is late and found this comment.❤️

[@madinasajid7492]

Is that sibel from ramo on you profile picture

[@cozy8765]

Aha

[@antisocialbarbie1587]

😂

[@blessedwbeauty03]

Your profile looks like Esra Bilgic

[@cutestofthemallhotter5039]

I’m confused how did you post this comment an hour ago and she posted this video 22 minutes ago

[@Nothing-nr1es]

I started wearing hijab at 8, I remember me and my mother went to the mall and every hijabi woman started starring at me when I pass by them and they smile say hi to me Made me kinda more confident and happy😁😊

[@Meriampia]

Soo happy to hear this tips sister specially coming from a sister like U who grew up in a place like Canada its a big impact to other muslim women who does 'nt wear hijab...Thank you

[@emana.3049]

I've never seen a video before about the hijab and fully agreed to it until I saw this here ♡

[@mathilda3488]

Yesssss YEESSS I love these videos jasmine thank you so much ❤️

[@imcibi7428]

YOUR MOM IS THE S W E E T E ST ✨🍒

[@TheBlooRayChannel]

Her faith is absolutely rock solid. MashaaAllah. God bless you both 👊

[@Fizvidz]

Wow what a fresh take on hijab... Loved it and can relate totally... Lately hijab has been such a subject of disrespect not just in the non Muslim community but also our own... Hijab is such a blessing and such a beautiful thing...it makes me feel cool😎 Alhamdulillah... Thankyou for thisss👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️

[@gi_issina]

I looove GirlTalks MashaAllah 🥰🥰 thank you sis❤️

[@reeamsaleh8671]

I love you guys so much. Also your videos are amazing!

[@sarasalam6571]

My views are exactly the same. Loved the way you expressed everything! ❤️ May Allah reward you! 🙏🏻

[@alishba5863]

I look up to you so much Jasmine, please continue to make such informative videos they are great!

[@handsomesquidward2130]

Turned on your reminder on Instagram btw love you🥺❤️❤️

[@JasmineFares]

Awh thank you so much!! Appreciate your support ❤️

[@sumeyra758]

this was such a good video Jasmine! thank you 😊

[@peaceloverespect2359]

i just absolutely love the fact that you tell everyone straight when it comes to religion you do shy away from the rules given to us by Allah at times you see others beat around the bush and not be clear what Allah commands us to do and say their opinion which doesn't matter when it comes to the religion and that confuses ppl

[@lesnydaby2103]

Ure literally one of the wisest persons i know

[@bookslover8820]

I just love your Chanel. I'm non-Muslims but I really respect and love the way you speak about your religion. I've allways been intersting and you explain it soo good. I really love how you explain and how you allow people not judging other for any reason. I've seeing lots of mulsims judging or speaking in a bad way about Occidental people and that doesn't like me. But you are just amazing. I love yoir videos and your bilives. Gretting from Cuba. PD:I do think you look beautiful with your hijab it shows who you are and that is amazing . And your outfits, I really love it.

[@chromecast4408]

Greetings from the U.S. I love cuba 🇨🇺 one day I hope to go to vacation there. Muslims are people who follow the religion of islam. A muslim is not guarenteed heaven, they have to be a good person and not do bad deeds. I am sorry that you've seen some muslims judging others because what they are doing is incorrect.

[@sarahabdalrahman6932]

IM OBSESSED WITH THIS COUPLE 🤍 AND I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL GUYS 🥺 MASHA'ALLAH GOD BLESS YOU BOTH 💜💜💜💜❤️❤️

[@selma9415]

just made myself some coffee and saw new 30 minutes video, thank you so much 💐

[@ayeh3228]

My name is Ayeh, I'm turning 14 in December, im in year 8. I been wearing hijab since I was 11 (2018) Im in high school and it’s gets hard sometimes 😅 I’m never gonna take it off

[@Ilovemd-p3f]

❤❤❤❤❤👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@nahiedlaila9601]

Yesss more of these videos!!! I love 'em😍🥰🥰these type of videos r fun, educational and relaxing😊you are radiating noor and are gorgeous Mashallah🙏❤❤ I love your personality and level of maturity! I really look up to you as a role model❤❤❤

[@israaghazi422]

This is why it’s so important to be a good role model as a mother, love this❤️ Allah yihmeeha

[@alexandrashettah4370]

This is such great advice and this is coming from a revert. You're so inspirational

[@laillasen3287]

Hey Jasmine I really enjoyed this kind of video. I struggle with being bullied at school for being a Muslim I get called and thrown with ugly names and remarks subtly . I want to wear hijab one day but idk if I could with all the bullying

[@almedina6013]

My daughter is 5 and i encourage her to wear the hijab in the future with my actions and my love for hijab, i twirl in my dresses and say i feel like a princess when i leave the house in hijab, she loves that idea and has so many hijabs and dresses of her own, she wears them around the house as play. I also tell her that if she decides to wear hijab in the future that she'll recieve gifts like make-up, nail polish, earings that she can wear, she also loves that idea.

[@almedina6013]

@R Lumière Éclairante i know, she would wear nail polish only on special occasions, if guests come over. Make up as well. I'm a strong practicer of the sunnah who doesnt wear neither nailpolish or make up and have a knowledgable husband who has a teacher od shariah, dont be quick to make assumptions. These things were stated as gifts.

[@oummim2021]

As salamou aleykoum Jasmine! I usually don't post much on YT but I genuinely loved the way you answered those questions. 👏🏼 Especially in a time where lots of sisters decide to remove the hijab (and "advert it"), not wear it at all or just the fact that people try to diminish the value of the hijab by saying it's not an obligation. Our only purpose here is to serve God and to submit, not to please others, men or women. May Allah bless you and your family and may Allah strengthen our iman! 🤲🏼

[@taramisu1483]

The level of articulation you convey is a very attractive quality! You go girl ! Perhaps an older jasmine may consider becoming a counselor for young Muslimahs within your community like a program of some sort would be so beneficial imo 💕 I pray you stay steadfast in Islam sister

[@mehreen831]

I love this. I followed you and start taking hijab. im 20 still trying to take perfect hijab You keep me motivated ❤

[@monakhalil310]

Masha Allah are so wise beyond your years. Thank you for your words of wisdom. Love these type of videos!