" My Husband Removed my Hijab" - My Hijab Story

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[@dayan47]

Perfect story..love to you.

[@nadilacraft]

Hi sister come on over to my channel, let's be friend and support each other..

[@firekicks8249]

Mashallah may allah give you jennah

[@ej8358]

I am an American, Catholic, woman, and I'm not sure why this was in my recommended, but I just wanted to thank you for sharing your beautiful story. While the people around me tell me that wearing less is empowering, I've always thought that the opposite works better for me. I see the hijab as a beautiful sign of strength, and I just want you all to know that I fully support your dedication to your faith!

[@deenanddunya9770]

Thnku

[@nuzhatahmed6216]

That's what religions are truly about, respecting other’s beliefs ❤

[@AbiNomac]

E J - That’s interesting. Time to get educated on the true agenda of Islam in the west. Don’t be ignorant.

[@helhaj79]

Abi Nor-Mac YOURE the one who shouldn’t be ignorant

[@loricervantes4557]

I'm an American Catholic woman as well hearing her story broke my heart how her husband pulled of her hijab... To all the ladies who wear hijabs just know you all are beautiful and empowering you all have my full support hugs from California 💜💜

[@mrsakhtar7834]

Wow.. this woman's story moved me. I've been wearing hijab for many years since a teenager. After I married my husband he brought up the hijab subject. I told him straight "I can leave you but not my hijab, it's a part of me." He never mentioned it again. Ladies you should stand up for yourselves especially when your right.

[@mariyahndiaye1357]

Made me laugh- completely true though

[@abuzarghafari7893]

Jzak Allah

[@abuzarghafari7893]

Agreed with you sister

[@moizhassan3086]

Yes your a strong woman for that. You either don’t marry him or leave him if being with him compromises your deen

[@abuzarghafari7893]

@syrian slayer He should try to convince her with beautiful manners and wisdom.

[@hanasofiyyah7751]

Allahuakhbar. My heart was wrenching listening to that british reverted woman.

[@hanasofiyyah7751]

Saida Ali exactly. Sometimes reverts have more faith than us who are born in muslim families. We take things for granted

[@keepthefaith9594]

@Jomy Mathew nice very nice thank you

[@speakingthetruth7845]

@Saida AliAsalaamualakum my dear sister .May I please say there are also reverts out there who are knowledgeable but there Adab is horrendous . Born muslims also have a great deal of pressure and not enough support ..sometimes more support is given to reverts ... Let's not try and make this statement of reverts being better than born muslims.. I have seen how detrimental this statement in practicality has been for born muslims ...they loose support and faith as many are stuck fighting cultural practices and reverts are usung there support and knowledge to elevate themselves as individuals place them above born muslims .. We are all the same ..maybe born muslims arent getting the support by the community ... AlI am saying no one is better than anyone a non Arab with a Arab...a hijabi with non hijabi , a revert and a born muslim ..let's not put everone in one basket . I know of indiviidual reverts who are blessed with learning knowledge ridicule born muslim sisters ..its not nice ..these sisters need help too May Allah azawajal guide us all .. ameen

[@ekhayaestatemanagement3202]

Slm. Sister I Am happy 4u Allah Reward You. Make Dua 4 Me. From South Africa.

[@Kingmus3b]

@Jomy Mathew get lost this is a Muslim vid don’t vorce people to be cristain it won’t happen

[@beckiejani7782]

Wow! I am an American woman who is not a Muslim but respects all who put God first and maintain their values. In my part of the states, we respect people's rights to follow their conscience and dress as God pleases (I know some European countries don't). I love your statement about being a heart and soul. May Allah give you and everyone here a blessed Ramadan and Eid.

[@Omegacrafton]

Thanks god bless you sister

[@AMAli-ct5df]

We need more Americans like you.

[@lameesahmad9166]

@Jomy Mathew A very important thing to remember is that the Quran is the Word of God revealed to Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) through the Angel Gabriel who is the Archangel responsible for sending messages from God to His Prophets: Whereas the Ahadith are witnessed accounts by the original Sahaba/Disciples of how Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) implemented the practice of the Quran on his life. The Qur'an is absolutely authentic and we still have the original whereas the Ahadith are the words of man and not of God. An excellent example of this is in the Bible itself. Most of the Bible is an account written by men of the history or experiences of the people of the Book. But, towards the end of the Old Testament there are books written by Prophets such as Isaiah and Micah (peace be upon them all) which people are confused by and scholars have lengthy debates and arguments about because they do not have Ahadith explaining why they wrote what they did and in what context were the words used or even if these words were their own or the Words of God delivered by Gabriel (peace be upon him). This also explains the confusion in the New Testament about the events around the reported betrayal and death of Jesus (peace be upon him). The subsequent Books were also Ahadith . But looking at what you are referring to makes me want to explain to you the history surrounding the event of God Sending Jesus (peace be upon him) to His people at that time and date. The Middle East was a strategic area for the Romans who had conquered a vast area of not only Europe but also North Africa at that time. These invaders were feeling the heavy burden of having to feed and furnish all their conquered kingdoms. North Africa at that time was not as dry and barron as it is today. It contained vast swathes of fertile grain rich estate. But Rome has one quirky problem. Despite their reputation as a great and mighty force they were terrified of sea travel. They were used to armies which built roads and fortresses. For them there was no option: the grain they needed to support the Roman citizens travelled by land and that narrow neck in the Middle East was vital. So they broke up the area into 10 states who were ruled by puppet governments. King Herod' s father was not Hebrew he was Nabataen and by the time Herod the Great came into power even the Rabbis were either under his influence or members of his family. At that time because of the sack and destruction of the temple in Jerusalem by not only the Romans but others prior to the Romans the Torah had been lost and the words of the Torah which gave the full unsullied Law given to Moses (peace be upon him) had been forgotten. It was at this time Herod got scholars together to write the Laws which the Children of Israel were supposed to live by. This was the birth of the Talmud. This document turned out over 600 more laws which could not have been in the original because they were absolutely wicked. Herod forced the citizens to obey these laws. Every Prophet has been sent by God for a definite purpose at the time. Jesus (peace be upon him) was sent to inform and teach the Children of Israel what the True Laws were supposed to be. Remember he said I ha've not come here to do away with the law. I have been fascinated with comparing the stories of the Prophets between the Bible and the Quran. These Books do not contradict each other but together they embroider a much bigger and fuller picture. The Qur'an says that when Mary (peace be upon her) was expecting Jesus (peace be upon him) God Blew His Word into her belly. This means that Jesus (peace be upon him) knew the Laws before he was even born. The Quran says that Jesus (peace be upon him) could even talk as a baby and when people gathered together and angrily wanted to condemn his mother he told them that it was not her fault and that he was a Prophet of God. In the New Testament it describes how Jesus (peace be upon him) went missing and when his mother found him and shouted at him he said that he was busy with his work. Jesus (peace be upon him) was teaching the scholars and rabbis in the temple what the True Laws of God were supposed to be. But of course he had enemies for one Herod did not like the Talmud being questioned and the Romans did not like this 'New upstart' causing unrest in an important part of their convencing methodology. That is why Jesus (peace be upon him) never had a pillow to rest his head only a hard stone. Bearing this in mind it is evident that Jesus's (peace be upon him) situation was as unique to the situation as the various other prominent prophets. Before he was even born he had divine intervention. From the time he was born and even as a young child he could speak with clear authority what the True Law of God was. So his protection was absolutely necessary for the completion of the task before him. He was born and lived his entire life with The Word of God in his mouth. I believe this Ahadith refers to that.

[@lameesahmad9166]

@Jomy Mathew I am told in the Qur'an not to continue an argument with someone about religion. So I will put my last point to you. As I explained to you the scriptures which you are quoting are Ahadith. Not even the genuine words from Jesus (peace be upon him) himself. They are given by someone else after the fact. Even most of the Christians still believe that God is the Alpha and Omega the Beginning and the End. He Is Omnipresent and Omniscient and Omnipotent. He Is Absolute. Look up the meaning of Absolution and you will see that it can only come from the Absolute. What a contradiction. Also finally please find the words Holy Spirit in the Bible. We are told in Islam not to down anyone's belief in front of them even if they are pagan. Because they may take offence and curse at your God which is a grievous sin. We believe in the same God but I do not like your teachings and I will never follow them. But I respect you and wish you well. With that I greet you with the greeting of Salaam which is the same as the Hebrew greeting of Shalom meaning Peace to you. Best Wishes

[@daisyrose-kp4rb]

Thanks for your love dear :)

[@amandolorente1382]

I'm a Male revert to ISLAM,I cant control when my tears suddenly drop,I love women who are courageous to wear hijab and LOVE AND FEAR ALLAH.

[@brbr299]

I dont know good english..... If i know proper english...i also be your friend........... Millions heart for you..❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@aichabelcaid2813]

May Allah shower your heart with blessings and love peace upon you stay steadfast and May Allah grant you jannatulfidaws Ameen salam from Morocco

[@fatimasamira3695]

Masha'Allah welcome

[@brbr299]

@@fatimasamira3695 where are you from????

[@fatimasamira3695]

@@brbr299 Pakistan

[@namenotblank7106]

" I let people what I allow them to see." This applies regardless of religion and it hit me deep. The amount of self respect and self worth cannot be measured by just the way you dress. I never once thought that Muslim women wearing hijab are backwards or indifferent. The moment I see a fellow woman, no matter what clothes, status in life, religion or figure she is a sister to me.

[@jabeenmalik8045]

You are a person who Allah wants us all to be " not judging but respecting everyone "

[@2244khan]

' Don't let them take away from you your dignity and your crown.......you are a queen of Islam, never ever forget that'. Wonderful, May Allah bless, Ameen.

[@islamislife7574]

I’m living in Britain and wearing hijab alhamdulillah, but your video reminds me of the beauty of our deen, thank you very much for sharing your story ❤️❤️❤️

[@alyahamzah1952]

I cried hearing this. So happy for you, alhamdulillah. I love my hijab..it didnt stop me to get a medical degree or to pursue anything else in my life. Its been more than 2 decades now and indeed the hijab is very dear to me.Alhamdulillah.

[@gulbachmahmoudi281]

Her voice is so calming

[@Geebee67]

Allhamdulilah my husband reverted to Islam after reading and searching for himself, I pray my 5 daily prayers and have been for the past 7 years. I was born Muslim and grew up hardly knowing my religion, now I pray and fast and so does my husband but I don’t wear hijab I want to and know that i should and have a few times going to the shops but I struggle to wear it everyday. Now after being a Muslim for 3 years my husband is telling me i should be wearing hijab and he is right. I know that I will soon and pray to Allah that he help me to do this.

[@alpha6549]

Alhamdulillah Sister hasten towards Allah We all carry a backpack with us on the journey. Some people fill it with good, some with bad deeds and some dont even fill it. Of course a heavy backpack is a burden on the way But when they open and fill the sclae with it you will realize how important every little deed was Subhanallah the prophet tells us that the jihad for a man is to fight for allahs cause (of course in context please no ripping apart of that statement) and for the woman the equal would be to cover herself up How comes? Is it so heavy this burden? Yes it is, but how great is the good deed then? How heavy will it be in the scale I encourage every sister to wear the hijab and have deep respect for those who wear it Salamu alaykum

[@khashim2586]

Salaam alaykum sis don't wait, just do it. Don't live to regret all the times you could've worn the hijab but never did. I am a born muslim I started wearing my hijab in my late teens and I still regret not wearing it earlier on. Wallahi the relief you will get once you put it on is indescribable, Allah SWT will lift that heavy burden you have on you instantly because you would have earned His Pleasure. Alhamdulillah what more could you ask for than to earn the pleasure of Allah the Most High. May Allah make it easy for you and all the other sisters who are struggling with their deen and imaan. Ameen

[@habibakmohamed6283]

Gee Bee dear sister I know wearing hijab may be hard for you but hijab just beautifys you and sister every time you tell your self I’ll wear it soon then you’ll keep repeating that a week into a month into year start now sister my allah help you inshallah

[@Boss-313]

Don’t over think | if you’re doing it for Allah Ta’ala then pray 2 raka’a seek Allahs help and Bismillah get on with it otherwise Shaytaan will forever stand in your way hindering you from the way of Allah.

[@whowhatwhenwhyhow9265]

He is probably more concerned about his relatives and fellow Muslim mocking him for not being able to control his wife.

[@SummeRain783]

SubhanAllah now I might understand why some women might stare at me in public while I am out with my niqab. Maybe some of them are looking at me for inspiration or hope. InshaAllah I can have a similar conversation with someone struggling and be able to inspire them with the help of Allah. May Allah use me to be useful and good for the people. Ameen

[@faridak2194]

I think sometimes men and women get annoyed at niqabi women because they arent getting a free show. Because like the sister says she is in control of what she shows and that annoys others. People dont like women who are in control and strong minded and dont give a damn what others think. They are annoyed at the fact that the covered up women arent being brainwashed to follow the 'be liberal ' definition. These women chose to define liberty differently to the masses. And it makes some annoyed and others jealous that they have the strength to make their own decisions of what they look like. By the way face coverings existed before Islam in many many countries across the world as did long modest dresses and head coverings. Think about the traditions of the white wedding veil and the black widow veil at funerals. Look back at the dress code of women in the west just over 100 years ago.

[@sandramansfield255]

I have to admit when i was young I felt sorry for women I saw wearing the niqab but not the hijab. Nuns wear a head covering so to me that made sence. I thought it was forced onto them by the laws of there countries. or society. I had no idea as I got older and researched and read and watched first hand accounts of women who CHOSE to wear this and why they chose to wear it. I realized how much closer it brought them to God. How fulfilled they were. I am a revert. sadly not a very good one. I'm still learning and I am guilty of staring at Muslim women wishing I knew all that they know being that they were born and raised in Islam. and when I see them see me looking at them I hope they don't think I'm looking for the wrong reason. and I never have the nerve to talk with them.

[@amyangell2378]

I don't wonder , I am free and love my freedom in Christ ... I don't feel bad being uncovered at all 🤔🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@sandramansfield255]

@@amyangell2378 that is wonderful. and like you said Freedom. freedom to cover up or not to. Christian or Muslim. it says in the bible and Quran. God said to be modest and cover which is why nuns are covered from head to toe as well as Muslim women. at the end of the day it is between you and God. it Says in the bible even a women wearing pants is a sin but sadly most people pick and choose what they want to follow. and to say you can't followed the what the bible says is bull crap. I have cousins who have never worn pants a day in there life and have covered there hair all there lives. and they are Christians to the fullest

[@rolien5760]

Mashallah, thank you so much for your story! I wear 3 weeks a hijab and I am almost married with a German Muslim. But his mother is so disappointed in me that I wear a hijab. She said "why now and not after a month than you are married?" but I am not regret about my hijab. Its not important anymore that everyone understand that I feel now my freedom and I am now happy. I know that and you remember that. Thank you for that

[@beccashira1143]

"My husband insisted so I didn't have a joyce" this is not Islam! My gosh. Woman and man are equal! Just because he is in charge doesn't mean he is allowed to make all decisions! Serve Allah and not your husband oO

[@leen8770]

I don't think it's permissible to say "My Gosh" since it's not a name of Allah, but should rather say "My God". Just wanted to share this so everyone can be informed :)

[@beccashira1143]

@@leen8770 this is actually slang. It means God. But anyway, it has nothing to do with using God's name, it is an expression of "seriously? Really? Why? Oh man..."" As I am a Muslima from a western country, so this is comparable maybe to the arabic expression of "ya Rabbi". No intention here to abuse the name of Allah swt ♥

[@leen8770]

@@beccashira1143 I know the intention was not bad. It's just even if it's slang you're talking about God and Gosh disrespects him a bit. By the way I'm not speaking from opinion I read it from Islamic scholars talking about it. ❤

[@leen8770]

It is even considered shirk, so it's best to stay away from using it.

[@a.w.s.3]

It’s not the religion, it’s just the culture in Saudi Arabia

[@nfrdlaaa]

I wear hijab since I was 9 years old. My uncle once brought me to eat outside when I'm 10 years old and I thought we are going to meet my auntie so I didn't wear a hijab. When we arrived there, I feel so exposed with my hair. I feel so embarassed with myself because I'm not used to this kind of situation. I cannot imagine myself without hijab, really. May Allah guide us to the right place. - I'm sorry, English is not my first languange

[@tijanahajdari8223]

I cried so much... SubhanAllah!!! Alhamdulilah you saved yourselves. InshaAllah people will learn something from you

[@bocahanom4617]

What a nice story to share....every one make mistakes, but winner always be repent.... May Allah guide you, your family and also guide me and my family to Jannah.... Salam alaikum... Love from indonesian muslim 💓💓💓

[@nighatmir5605]

I’m so happy u came back to hijab and that ur husband also came back on the straight path MashAllah make dua that we all also become the best ever practicing Muslim women and men

[@Abdullah34610]

As a Muslim in the West, I always imagined that the difficulty would be in supporting the wife to keep the hijab on, not in taking it off. That a man born into Islam would remove his own wife's modesty had never crossed my mind. May Allah forgive us.

[@da6202]

Unfortunately this happens a lot, sometimes even the woman is waiting for someone to just yank it off so it’s like she’s forced out of it. I don’t understand it because there’s literally no point in wearing the hijab or niqab if you don’t have the intention to wear it for Allah. Alhamdulillah my brothers are not like this and may Allah keep them like this and make them better.

[@ashurahisaacs7568]

Subhanallah 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Allah brought me here for a reason ❤️❤️❤️ May Allah swt grant us a strong emaan with such beautiful reminders ❤️❤️

[@akb8065]

I really neaded to hear this thank you. This is so beautiful it made me cry. It is true, as western women we tend to get our value and self worth through outward apperance. I am going to start wearing the hijab no matter what

[@eshrath]

May Allah give you strength like he gave to mariyam and Ayesha Ameen.

[@hindghazal8953]

You don’t need to wear the hijab to be closer to Allah.

[@eshrath]

@@hindghazal8953 may Allah guide you to the straight path. Allah commands women to wear hijab. Please read quran.

[@afm398]

@@hindghazal8953 if you want to go against what Allah tells you to do go ahead it's none of my business its between you and him but don't bring people down with you, you don't want to get double the punishment do you

[@amyangell2378]

@@eshrath no Allah did not say to wear it , a man made that rule ...

[@Cjv123]

I am a western woman, and even I admire women who wear hijab. It is beautiful to be loved for one's spirit. It hurts to be judged on our physical appearances which change throughout life, whereas faith is eternal. Please, wear hijabs in the west, north, east and south! YOU ARE HELPING to realign people with what is good. Much love!!!

[@da6202]

@Tim Keir get a life geez

[@ms.meshalq8066]

SubhannAllah... Sister, you're story made me cry.😢😢😢

[@younesel-kachtaoui642]

It's written subhana Allah

[@bekalhidup317]

Masya Allah. Sister, thanks so much for your story. You're a courageous person. Things happen in our lives for a reason. Use that to turn to Allah. Experience only make us better people. Alhamdulillah.

[@wardh786]

This story need Millon views! 😭 Best reminder for so called Modern youths .. May allah protect us from evil😭 Ameen!

[@muhammadiqbal7292]

Alhamdulillah... May Allah always guide us in His direction and grant us all with the best ending

[@obedritein4649]

Iam not a practicing Muslim but I appreciate such courrage and strength,this message brings me closer to Islam, it's great ,Allah is great. Peace from the Pacific Islands.

[@younesel-kachtaoui642]

May Allah guide us all

[@a.w.s.3]

Mashallah

[@Munooy]

Are you practicing now? Never too late.

[@muneebahmedkhan3238]

Great, come back may Allah help us all to follow his deen completely.

[@muhammeddeen7563]

May Allah protect the Muslim women from those dayooth who plan to expose the Muslim women to please their desires. La hawla wala qoowata illa-billah. Allah-humma wa dammir ada ad Dín. Amin

[@TheNsahaf]

SubhanAllah sister may Allah protect you and us all AMEEN We so proud of you from occupied kashmir

[@sukipeace8986]

You can feel empowered by wearing less or more, it just depends on who you are as a person. Neither is wrong just as long as it is your choice.

[@familiefrieden1183]

I really love Reverts for the seak of Allah All of them are such a motivation ❤️

[@swathysreer4422]

Ur narrative was amazing and I felt that in my heart. Westernisation is not about what we wear or look it's our mentality to respect other's religion and culture.

[@leoniabrahams5586]

Mashallah' Thank you for sharing your beautiful story. All my heart desires is to draw closer to islam, learn the ways and please Allah. May Allah lead and guide me home.

[@reehanataj2208]

You are allowed to disobey your husband if he goes against Islam. Astagfirullah, what a horrible thing to do.

[@_timespace_]

She can disobey if it goes against the Islamic teachings. But yeah, I know you're being sarcastic.

[@clotildadsouza9941]

Islam is a male supremacist religion. Men can upto 4 wives. Men are in charge of women ,testimony of a woman is half the testimony of a man ,husbands can beat their wives. Husband can divorce his wife :women have to seek divorce ,women get half the inheritance compared to men.

[@girlgeneration137]

@@clotildadsouza9941 are you a muslim?

[@supportbd7142]

@@girlgeneration137 i don't think he is, he doesn't knows anything about Islam but comes to these videos and tries to make others believe that Islam is evil, but fail to realize they themselves are evil filled with so much hatred, but I'd rather ignore them as they think they know everything by watching few KZbin videos but never read what Islam is or how to understand the divine message

[@bright_day]

@@clotildadsouza9941 islam is the 1st religion who gave respect to women n made it a horrible crime to burry alive the newborn daughters..which was a common practice in arab at that time n still v popular in indian hindus n non muslims ..n again 1st religion who made it legal for women to have inheritence as opposed to all ANCIENT RELIGIONS..yeah in ur culture man has 1 wife n many mistresses n divorce ratio is extremely high..but in islamic culture men often n normally marry only one female n divorce ratio is not high too bcos women respect their men who work from dawn till night for supporting n protecting his family n this is a natural way of living as islam is a religion based on wisdom n v close to human nature..women can seek divorce contrary to hinduism where they have to remain bound with same man what so ever..men are allowed 4 wives only if he can keep them n provide wives everything equally it s not that easy to just get up n marry another woman...marrying two women is better (assuring both of them equal rights)than marrying one n ignoring her n indulging in extra merital affairs that s highly common in men of other religions..Islamic Men are advised by quran n prophet(P.B.U.H) to live v gently n nicely with their family n wife but if wife commits a big mistake like adultery or flirting only then man can hit her but not hard.i m a highly educated female of islamic society married n having kids n i follow quran n sunnah with pride bcos i have known n experienced the wisdom behind every ruling made by Allah n my prophet Muhammad (peace b upon him).n i invite u you too to study islam n quran not just superficial prejudiced view but a deeper non biased n comparative view.may Allah guide you n us .ameen

[@LG-nx3fe]

Subhan Allah, this made me feel so sad and sorry for myslef . May Allah swt guide us all ya Rabb.

[@jeeshanjee]

Allah is the best Planner. Allah is Teaching Islam to Born Muslims through revert muslims. #MashaAllah

[@debean5670]

Allah is the greatest deceiver of all.

[@jeeshanjee]

@@debean5670 ☺️Really? #MayAlmightyGuideUs

[@fatimaperez3936]

ALHAMDULILLAH 😊

[@debean5670]

@@jeeshanjee Really. "But they were deceptive, and Allah was deceptive, for Allah is the best of deceivers (Wamakaroo wamakara Allahu waAllahu khayru al-makireena)!" S. 3:54; cf. 8:30 "Are they then secure from Allah's deception (makra Allahi)? None deemeth himself secure from Allah's deception (makra Allahi) save folk that perish." S. 7:99

[@jeeshanjee]

@@debean5670 No Almighty is not. It's you. #MayAlmightyGuideUs.

[@nashiatislam]

it's nice how you both agreed. My ex-husband used to taunt me praying. May Allah keep guiding you to the right path

[@malicksidibe4984]

By Allah, my dear beloved sister, you are a true symbol of مومنة May Allah SWT open all the gates of جنة

[@malicksidibe4984]

All of the gates of Janna for you and your family

[@hijabigurl23]

Subhanallah it literally brought tears to my eyes...May Allah guide all Muslims...Aameen

[@shaanbuilder]

I can't stop crying tears are coming out from my eyes... Love From India Sister...

[@toyinharuna2722]

Alhamdulillah Rabilialameen for comming back fully to Islam may Allah azza wa jall let not us deviate from the right path aameen

[@jackryder6732]

Too powerful subhanallah. Sharing with All. Thank you again and subscribing your channel.

[@hl9293]

Very empowering! May allah give you strength and keep you on the straight path, You and your Husband. Aaameen!

[@hothaleema100]

This got me in tears!

[@famelahanwar7254]

May Allah bless you and that sister who made you to realise your right path ❤

[@ninjafb5832]

Alhumdullilah may Allah guide us all to all Muslim women hijaab is our honour embrace it

[@dinomauss1157]

My gosh. I needed this. Alhamdulillah.

[@sanem6648]

Alhamdulillah I'm a hijabi girl n i love my hijab 🤗🤗

[@aliza329]

mashallah what an inspirational story. May Allah swt guide us all 🤲🏼

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

*That is the problem of some Arab men or parents who encourage their wives or daughters to remove hijab because of going to Europe. I've got many friends who were covered and now they're in America and Europe hijab less. Many we see them in their KZbin channels. There's also a huge family who were from Yemen and they settled in Korea the whole family removed hijab and they have even appeared in a Korean channel proudly saying they're happy. I PRAY to Allah to guide us all* 😓😢

[@adele12339]

This is lovely thank you I’m a British Muslim I’m thankful for being confident enough to be wearing my hijab in public my husband was worried about me at 1st as he was scared I will get abused but I feel comfortable and more confident wearing my hijab because my husband not around me to help guide me and teach me so I feel like this it gives him confidence in me as a wife to him as he living another country

[@ourthoughts5573]

What a great story , may Allah keep you save & bless as always sister

[@shakirahmustapha7160]

Masha Allah!!!!BarakAllahu feehi. Alhamdulilahi for the revert muslim woman. May Allah reward her and us all with the best of both worlds. Ameen

[@ShajuAhmed-RecitationOfQuran]

The part of the video where it shows a doctor putting on rubber gloves could be misleading to some viewers, who do not know what kind of gloves the sister is talking about. The sister is not talking about rubber medical gloves, the sister is talking about fabric gloves that sisters wear to cover their hands.

[@MuhammadImran-ej5tg]

So impressed. May Allah bless her and every single sister and mother of Islam with hidayat. Indeed a good and pious wife is a great blessing....

[@bintemahmood2178]

Islam is the most modern religion❤️💕💝

[@sussiea9221]

A morden religion 🤣🤣, more like a religion of hypocrisy.

[@bintemahmood2178]

@@sussiea9221 no one asked your opinion and i am stating facts so there is no value of your opinion..sorry go somewhere else to do these kind of things🙄

[@maryam_Al-haddad]

@cool light well said and just ignore troll, They are not worthy to be replied.

[@bintemahmood2178]

@@PatrickMcC-r2f you will understand every single thing on the day of judgement...just wait😊

[@sussiea9221]

@nasima sultana if you know what your so called prophet did , you would leave Islam. I recommend you to go to David Woods channel.

[@hannahhus]

AlhmduleAllah. May Allah give us strength to continue following the right path.

[@masayafareed7451]

Alhamdulillah sister Allah bless you and your family 😭🤲

[@angelbell9357]

This video was very liberating, it's a good reminder. Thank you, I appreciate this video.

[@KAL0001]

Alhamdulilla Love From Malaysia

[@kumsonssamba8237]

Mashaallah such an educative story. sister pray for me to gather the courage and wear the hijab. I always feel ashamed of myself whenever i meet someone wearing hijab

[@mariyahndiaye1357]

It's okay, you've got this! Don't worry about other people's opinions. Inshallah Allah will help you😘

[@GaiaOne]

Cover or not. Dress modestly or not. Do what is right for you. You're a grown ass woman and that's between you and your creator. What is lawful for one may be a stumbling block for another. You owe no explanations or justifications to anyone.

[@mariyahndiaye1357]

Ameen!

[@ajahmed1793]

But GD descent has GD smell GD work is better to spread to slll.

[@GaiaOne]

AJ, I have no clue what the hell you are talking about.

[@amandolorente1382]

Hell is real girl so grilled oooonnnn

[@GaiaOne]

Armando, you're not making sense, either.

[@najmamehtar6290]

Very inspiring. I am a Muslim. In my youth I never wore a hijab.took me many years my choice I started wearing my hijab.i love it.its so much a part of who I am.never judge anyone.when the time is right it will happen. Early in life or later it's fine.take care.

[@Zoe-wv3zt]

This story inspires me alott. I recently started wearing hijab . And after watching this , I fell in love with my hijab moree. When you love Allah , nothing in this world matter more.

[@Janetbelldon]

Loving God has nothing to do with what you wear, it’s between your heart and Gods heart- praying at specific times of the day won’t save you, it’s if you think of God first in everything you do. I’m often praying continuously during the day, my morning prayers and evening prayers are a personal matter, between God and me. I’ve always been a modest dresser, and I do not fear other people or what they say, because I know that God walks beside me.

[@Zoe-wv3zt]

@@Janetbelldon I respect your opinion . But I didn't mean to say clothes have anything to do with loving Allah. I just meant I like wearing decent stuff which makes me feel nearness to Allah.

[@zainabilahi6855]

Subhanallah! Beautifully explained and amazing expressions! May Allah keep you and the whole Muslim ummah steadfast on our beautiful Deen

[@ahmadcheema4202]

Backward are those people's who don't cover to his body In ISLAM Women's are our princess and jewels precious for us So every precious thing we keep in cover

[@raindrops1942]

Bullshit! You or anyone else don’t get to tell women what they can or can’t wear. Men get to wear whatever they want and so should women. Covering up or not does not make anyone holy or not holy.

[@Alex-fs9vl]

Their bodies - their rules

[@victoriagibson014]

Wow are you that deluded god help your wife if your lucky to get one she’ll need it😡

[@ShalomTsiyon]

I'm not Muslim, but i went through this as well. I stopped covering when i got married...and felt lost. Last year i began covering again 🙌🏽 and my husband fully supports me.and might eventually understand one day lol 💚💚

[@Moon_2024]

Alhamdulilah Allah guided you back both because of the London Muslim women. Sometimes you see Islam through revert more, more then you see who born Muslim subhan Allah.May Allah guide us All🤲

[@paperandpendays635]

Subhaan Allah sister i couldn't stop crying, Allahumdulilah that you were guided back to it and that through you your husband came back to his deen as well, may Allah bless you both and grant you the best of both this world and the Hereafter Ameen

[@prettylittlethings6742]

If your husband tries to remove your hijab he's the one needs removing

[@sannahassan1643]

My husband angry on me when I wear hijab,he said I'm looking ugly,but I said my wish ,n it's my right he just kept quite.now he is not telling me not to wear.

[@sarabegum1380]

Alhamdullilah may Allah help us to follow islam the way our prophets wives n daughters use to be.

[@amreennaaz7039]

😭😭😭😭😭ur hijab was taken off...&u were scared that ur husband would divorce u... 9:53:)🙂 + Love u all my brothers & sisters in Islam

[@ummubaid7712]

By sharing your story shows how strong our emaan is and how far it can take us. Thank you so much for sharing this with us it means alot especially for those who are struggling in similar situations. May Allah swt always guide our Brothers and Sisters, have mercy on those who have passed away.

[@noorjihan6695]

Maa Sya Allah stay blessed sister may Allah SWT forgive us all n shower HIS SWTS utmost mercy upon you family n all uf us too n ... what you went thru is also a reason for you to share n make many stay rooted n strengthen n may thru this sharing you be forgiven n blessed in abundance for all your good intentions n taubah n thru your challenges many will be guided protected n motivated too thank you so much sister may you stay consistent n may Allah SWT always kp us all safe n consistent on HIS SWTS path Allahumma Thsumma Aameen Assalaamua'laikum Warrohmatullahi Wabarrokatuhu sis 💚🍀 Singapore...

[@mohammedsarwar6352]

Salaam sister...you made me cry. Your story resonates with many muslimah's. May Allah (swt) make you happy in this world and the hereafter (Ameen) You're an inspiration to us all🤲

[@binkrn5942]

People to Muslim women's covering faces Before covid :eww... How do they breathe?? oppressed... How do they identify each other?? After covid :😷😷🤐🤐

[@ayeshahussain3629]

True!

[@haleemamoin7868]

The whole world is now condemned to wearing a niqab! It comes from making a mockery out of a beautiful religion! Everywhere one goes , face covering is required ! 😅😅😅

[@saltyanchor9174]

@@haleemamoin7868 wow what a merciful God

[@haleemamoin7868]

@@saltyanchor9174 is it not true? Make fun of a certain way of dress of a certain people and end up covering up like them?? What does mercy of God have to do anything with that? What do u mean "what a merciful God"??? There is only one God unless u r a stone idol worshipper that's a different issue then sitting in front of man made pieces of rock

[@saltyanchor9174]

@@haleemamoin7868 kissing the Khaba isn't idolatry? A black rock that does nothing good or bad? A merciful God doesn't punish people for disbelief but rather brings them to belief through actions and words of prophets, Mohammed made no prophecies except about his death saying god would strike his aorta if he was false and telling Aisha in his misery that God struck his aorta.a merciful God doesn't make life burdensome or hate women,Mohammed and Allah hates women, was Mohammed superior to Khadija spending of his means to support her? Why would god give you hair and a face only for you to hide it or go to hell for not doing so?

[@ShajuAhmed-RecitationOfQuran]

قال رسول الله (صلى الله عليه و سلم) - خيركم من تعلم القرآن وعلمه Translation - The prophet of Allah (Peace and Blessings of Allah Be Upon Him) said - The best among you is he who learns the Qur'an and teaches it

[@ModatherAbozaid]

May Allah swt protect us and steadfast us on His straight path en shaa Allah and guide ur ex-husband to Islam and forgive him for what he did to you. Islam came when women used to reveal their bodies and commanded women to cover, so being backwards is to reveal the body not covering it. Hijab is the upgrade which gave women dignity, honor and full control of who get to see them and who doesn't instead of being rated based on how beautiful or ugly they look Alhamdu llah.

[@mexmarce6697]

Nice story!! I would like living there too!! I’m from Mexico converted to Islam and I like your religion and your lifestyle is beautiful to cover your body and if you’re living in that way your life is respectful because is your choice and your love for Allah !

[@TanvirAhmed-xt5mq]

Assalamualukum Interesing and lively story, I have seen in Thailand and Malaysia people of Saudi specially young couples does,they also do the same like u sister but the uncovered time your husband will have to be accountable for he did to u.In your lecture u mentioned U choose Duniyay over Allah.. Thats the main part for me....everyone Muslim's needs to be membered again and Again that sentence..u can wear anything at home for ur husband only, but not for public... And praise to Allah that he had given u chance to got back quickly....good on u all

[@zakarahman9642]

Alhamdulillah....my dear sister. I pray Allah subhan o ta'la grant you Jannah......Aameen Brotherly yours....Love from India.

[@elaineevelyn113]

Beautiful story I still wear my hijab in london I am also a revert Alhumdullilah and I do fear Allah subhan wa'la ta'la I do get stare at but I don't care i love islam . Subhan Allah Allah subhan wa'la ta'la guided me Alhumdullilah

[@s.razzaq7254]

Ma sha allah I'm so happy you found yourself Remember Allah tests those he loves No matter how lost you get With the remembrance Allah you'll always find your way back home 🤲

[@walaalahadaarudacwa8120]

I am proud of Somali women they always wear Hijab Surah Al-Ahzab, Verse 59: يَا أَيُّهَا النَّبِيُّ قُل لِّأَزْوَاجِكَ وَبَنَاتِكَ وَنِسَاءِ الْمُؤْمِنِينَ يُدْنِينَ عَلَيْهِنَّ مِن جَلَابِيبِهِنَّ ذَٰلِكَ أَدْنَىٰ أَن يُعْرَفْنَ فَلَا يُؤْذَيْنَ وَكَانَ اللَّهُ غَفُورًا رَّحِيمًا O Prophet! say to your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers that they let down upon them their over-garments; this will be more proper, that they may be known, and thus they will not be given trouble; and Allah is Forgiving, Merciful.

[@theresachilz]

Am a Christian Catholic and quite disappointed with a few Christians here giving negative comments. As Catholics we often wear our rosary around our neck or in form of a ring or bracelet. It’s not necessary but it helps us stay connected with God and is a constant reminder. I feel like it the same concept with the hijab. It’s not necessary but if it draws you closer to God why not!!

[@EatWaterForTheWin]

Thank you for understanding🥺💞.

[@mmmukhtar9242]

Today much emphasis is put on women's liberation. Such a movement has done the greatest injustice towards them. Islam is the greatest woman's lib movement on earth. It taught women who they are. It gave value to motherhood. It says the lap of the mother is the best school. Behind every great man There is a woman. Be she a mother or a wife. That is why the Prophet said: Paradise lies below the feet of mothers. The mother is the best teacher. She is the guardian of society. If she is well educated she will produce the best of mankind. Today she has been made into an object. Her asset is her body not her intellect. She has been put on the level of cattle. Her value is based on her flesh. Today she is judged by how much of men's gaze she attracts. This determines her celebrity. Her status depends upon how much of herself she can expose. In Islam woman is a precious gem that has to be safeguarded. She is the guardian of society to be looked up with respect Not as an object to be coveted. Women have never been prophets but the women of this ummah have been selected for the work of prophets like Khadijah RA, Fatima binte Rasul SAW, Fatimah binte Khattab RA, Umme Harram RA etc. What an honour and status! One of the most interesting thing in Islam is that a woman does not not lose her identity when she gets married. She remains who she was. She does not change her surname to that of her husband as is usually done in other so-called western civilised countries.

[@ShoaibAmjad]

Sister. It Changed my life again

[@MuslimLifeStoriesOfficial]

Alhamdulillah

[@ShoaibAmjad]

@@MuslimLifeStoriesOfficial Alhamdulillah and Now i am also working for Dawah Alhamdulillah with a small effort. In Sha Allah Khair

[@reehanataj2208]

He thinks wearing hijab is backward. Such ignorance! Wearing the hijab is guarding your modesty, being aware of your words, your behaviour etc.

[@mohamedaqil49]

Allah said: وَإِن جَاهَدَاكَ عَلَىٰ أَن تُشْرِكَ بِي مَا لَيْسَ لَكَ بِهِ عِلْمٌ فَلَا تُطِعْهُمَا ۖ وَصَاحِبْهُمَا فِي الدُّنْيَا مَعْرُوفًا ۖ وَاتَّبِعْ سَبِيلَ مَنْ أَنَابَ إِلَيَّ If they strive to make you associate with Me that of which you have no knowledge, then do not obey them but accompany them in this world with appropriate kindness and follow the way of those who turn back to Me. Surat Luqman 31:14-15 In other words, even if our parents wage jihad (jaahada) against us to make us worship idols, we should not obey them in this particular matter but we should still accompany them kindly and obey them in reasonable matters. We don't have to obey the husband if he goes against Islam, but we still accompany with them kindly.

[@clotildadsouza9941]

In Islamic countries women have to wear the burkha. It is compulsion not a choice

[@taufiqkudo4000]

@@clotildadsouza9941 really? Have you ever been going to islamic country? Don't let media fool you sister..

[@carolkline5843]

@@clotildadsouza9941 I live in the UK I'm jewish I will cover my hair on Saturdays .I dont mind muslim women covering their head .Its when I cant see their face.Thats a problem here .

[@clotildadsouza9941]

@@carolkline5843 There is nothing wrong in covering hair. Muslims try to defend burkha under the garb of modesty. The issue is discrimination against women in Islam who do not have the same rights as their male counterpart

[@LifeWithSana5]

Your videos are so good that I enjoy watching the whole video and never get bored

[@mariamjaziri6719]

This story is very very interesting.

[@faripari8657]

Ma Sha Allah... A heart touching story... I also love my hijab as well and never want to live without it... May Allah SWT bless us. Aameen

[@ssb9301]

Alhamdolila Allah guide and protect all the daughters of Adam from fitna!!! Ameen

[@syedibrahim5074]

Allahu akbar...... may allah bless you sister and lead in straight path..... very very heart touching on your true story.... it make me feel good..... it will help to lots of people to strengthen the faith

[@thesource6222]

Why did she feel the need to go back to Saudi? Wouldn't she been stronger, wearing hijab in the west? There seems to be no inner strength for most of these stories when they come from the middle east to the west.

[@gamenerd4322]

We're to avoid temptation if possible. Reduces chance of sinning. If we are tested by God and have no choice in the matter then we have to persever. Otherwise if we can do something we will be questioned why we didn't use what Allah gave us to stay away from temptation.

[@alpha6549]

She could but i dont think her husband would have changed in that kinda surrounding And prevention is better than cure

[@rabbyfatty7891]

Know a man by the company he keeps. Like how ex convicts return to crime because they end up with the same company. Its not a show of inner strength for a recovering alcoholic to hang out with party friends. Rather its better for them to stay away from that scene to avoid returning to that lifestyle etc.

[@thebudgiestortoise]

Alhamdo Lillah sister. I am glad that Allah guided both u and ur husband, and it did not lead to divorce.

[@rasheedinfinit7445]

Once upon a time, an Arab man killed a camel after his wife had mounted it so that no other man can mount it and sit where his wife sat. If a male isn't jealous and have that fire within him for his wife or daughter or sister... then he's no man.

[@youdontneedtoknowme268]

That was completely unnecessary and not part of islam. Beware of going out of the middle path.

[@spiron11]

@@youdontneedtoknowme268 what is Haram about it? Did he kill the 🐪 and threw in the garbage bin or was it used as food?

[@Ubaydah.]

youdont need to knowme having gheerah towards your women in islam is the straight path! Know that the one who isnt is a dayouth. Narrated Al-Mughira: Sa`d bin 'Ubada said, "If I saw a man with my wife, I would strike him (behead him) with the blade of my sword." This news reached Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) who then said, "You people are astonished at Sa`d's Ghira. By Allah, I have more Ghira than he, and Allah has more Ghira than I, and because of Allah's Ghira, He has made unlawful Shameful deeds and sins (illegal sexual intercourse etc.) done in open and in secret. And there is none who likes that the people should repent to Him and beg His pardon than Allah, and for this reason He sent the warners and the givers of good news. And there is none who likes to be praised more than Allah does, and for this reason, Allah promised to grant Paradise (to the doers of good)." `Abdul Malik said, "No person has more Ghira than Allah." - Sahih Al Bukhari, Book 97, hadith 44

[@rasheedinfinit7445]

@Erd Yeah, keep smiling at your sister's and mother's date. Let your wife be kissed by other men. Live the forward animalistic life for all I care.

[@Ubaydah.]

Erd don't interpret hadiths yourself, seek a scholarly opinion to better understand them inshallah. May Allah forgive and guide us! Ameen

[@309rabiyanazeer6]

Masha Allah..your story is so inspiring..may Allah bless u..sister

[@khursheedjahankadry]

Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu, Masha’a Allah, I finally know an Arab woman who doesn’t want to be like the westerners and stay strong in her faith alhamdulillah this inspired me so much, verily shaytaan is our enemy whom we are fighting a war against. Jazakallahu khairan for this video, keep this good work going. Walaikumassalam warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu

[@speakingthetruth7845]

Asalaamualakum. No arab is better than a non arab ..correct what you say and believe Theres many good sisters in the west.