My story as a REVERT Muslim and the TRUTH they don’t tell you.

Title: "Embracing Islam: Teaching with Love and Understanding"
Description:
In this heartfelt video, I open up about my journey as a reverted Muslim and the profound impact it has had on my life. Join me as I discuss the importance of teaching Islam correctly from an early age, emphasizing compassion, empathy, and patience in nurturing a genuine connection to the faith.
I share my personal experiences to shed light on the harmful effects of forcing religious beliefs onto others and advocate for a more inclusive and tolerant approach to teaching Islam. Let's foster an environment where individuals can explore and embrace their faith freely, without fear or coercion.
Join the conversation and let's spread the message of love and understanding in our communities. #RevertedMuslim #TeachingIslam #Compassion #ReligiousTolerance #IslamicEducation #LoveAndUnderstanding #FaithJourney

[@capitoljasin774]

So true sis ... Born to a Muslim parents doesn't guarantee u to become a true Muslim..

[@BigMumaa]

yeah my sister doesnt practice islam, i think shes not interested in religion, i feel bad, but Allah guides whoever He wills

[@capitoljasin774]

@@BigMumaa May Allah swt guide & hv mercy on all of us,esp yr sister. We among Muslims have certain responsibility to ourselves, other Muslims n non Muslim.. we need Islah in Islam, and da'wah to Islam is for non Muslim.. wallahu'alam 🕊️

[@khalilahlewis2950]

As salaammu Alykum sweetheart I am 42 born Muslim in America and everything you're saying is correct. My parents told me faster in Ramadan. Pray and cover but never went into why or when it was revealed in the Qur'an. In our house and a lot of Muslims mix their culture in the religion. And for people who don't have the understanding or the love for it in their heart can' go astray.You're so smart and so young.May Allaah be please with you Aameen

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

Jazakallahu khair Khalil 😊

[@ukanwars]

I agree. When my children were growing up, I did not focus on the rituals so much, but more on making sure they understood the deen. Of course, we prayed, etc, but I wanted them to have a logical understanding of Islam. Now, Alhumdulillah, they are very spiritual, as they do it because they love Allah Subhanahutala and His deen, not because they are following traditions.

[@Bsbawkdbeisnwpwy]

Allahuma barik may Allah give you so much ajar for being such a diamond in the rough and teaching your kids the true Islam. Insha’Allah this can be an intercession for you on yawm Al qiyama

[@olegnurmagomedov750]

Also, I have seen that Muslim girls who did not have loving religious fathers / older brothers, often thought of Islam as sexist and considered Hijab a burden. So, Muslim men in the family most definitely shape the perception of Islam in the minds of the girls in the family.

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

That’s exactly what happened to me..

[@olegnurmagomedov750]

@@TheAmazighMuslimah Yepp, may Allah make it easy for you and your family. Father / older brothers have to be both loving and righteous. If one of these are missing, then that negatively influences the perception of Islam among the women folk of the family. I have younger female cousins (the age of my daughters) and they had negative image of Islam and Hijab. They considered Hijab a burden and thought of Islam as an oppression tool of toxic Muslim men. But since I have been interacting with them and talking with them gently about Allah and His prophet SAWW, Alhamdulillah they all have positive image of Islam now, and they have started to observe Hijab and Abaya (without me ever telling them to do so). Alhamdulillah, summa Alhamdulillah. May Allah grant them and grant you more steadfastness over your Deen. And may Allah make the men in their family and the men in your family become LOVING and RIGHTEOUS. Ameen!

[@itstaylor47]

im a 13 yr old convert/revert

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

Tbarakallah May Allah make it easy for you ✨

[@salahuddeenayyubi313]

masha Allah. welcome to Islam, sister

[@itstaylor47]

@@salahuddeenayyubi313 thank you

[@SM_Umair]

Welcome welcome, congrats! May Allah give you all good both in this world and the next, Ameen.

[@AliELBOURKHISSI-g2c]

machaallah my moroccan sister, am really happy that you found your happiness, may Allah strengthen your faith and bless you and guide all of us, keep posting videos you may influence lives of thousands of people thank you

[@chaselizabeth]

Hello sister I am considering reverting to Islam may Allah guide me, very happy to share in this experience with other people we are not alone!

[@RichardMärz-n9l]

Please read that 1. Dar Tiba Volume 5, chapter 10, page 155 .”...and as for the punishment in case of sexual desire for a little girl who is not sexually committed by anyone because of her very young age: There is no punishment. and it is allowed to touch her even if her body and intimate area are not yet fully mature “ Do you like a pedophile for your daughter? 2. Tafsir Al-Qur'tobi Al-Jaime' Le Ahkam Al Qu'ran Chapter Al-Noor page 146 Aisha said: "Do not give the women a room to themselves and do not teach them how to write but teach them from the chapter al-noor and teach them how to spin and sew" 3. Sahih Al bukhari Volume 6, book 60 Hadith 408 Narrated By Alqama : “Abdullah (bin Masud) said. “Allah curses those ladies who practice tattooing and those who get themselves tattooed, and those ladies who remove the hair from their faces and those who make artificial spaces between their teeth in order to look more beautiful whereby they change Allah’s creation. Please do not cut hairs from your faces. Otherwise, you will go to hell. The almighty prophet said that. “ 4. Does the prophet love woman? Suma Abu Dawud, book 12 number 2220 " Narrated Aisha, Ummul Mu'minin: Habibah daughter of Sahl was the wife of Thabit ibn Qays Shimmas He beat her and broke some of her part (bones !!, wrong translation). So she came to the Prophet (ﷺ) after morning, and complained to him against her husband. The Prophet (ﷺ) called on Thabit ibn Qays and said (to him): Take a part of her property and separate yourself from her. He asked: Is that right, Messenger of Allah? He said: Yes. He said: I have given her two gardens of mine as a dower, and they are already in her possession. The Prophet (ﷺ) said: Take them and separate yourself from her. " Islam loves women, what do you think?????? 5. Sahih Muslim Book 36, Hadith Number 6596. says: Usama b. Zaid reported that Allah’s Messenger (way peace be upon him) said: "I stood at the door of Paradise and I found that the overwhelming majority of those who entered therein was that of poor persons and the wealthy persons were detained to get into that. The denizens of Hell were commanded to get into Hell, and I stood upon the door of Fire and the majority amongst them who entered there was that of women." With high probability, you are going to hell. Good luck. 6. Volume 1, Book 6, Number 301: Narrated Abu Said Al-Khudri: "O Allah's Apostle! What is deficient in our intelligence and religion?" He said, "Is not the evidence of two women equal to the witness of one man?" They replied in the affirmative. He said, "This is the deficiency in her intelligence. As a Muslim woman, you have a deficiency of intelligence. You are a stupid person. I am not offending Islam; I am quoting Islam books. 7. Volume 4, Book 52, Number 110: Narrated 'Abdullah bin 'Umar: I heard the Prophet saying. "Evil omen is in three things: The horse, the woman and the house." Is Islam, you are an evil omen as a woman!

[@capitoljasin774]

May Allah swt guide us all🤲

[@UsThiam]

I just had a discussion with my roommate the other day about this. You're absolutely right. Many parents do a bad job even with the basics in Islam, and they make it worse by bringing culture into the mix. Many Allah make us steadfast in the deen.

[@mushtaquealam5122]

You are blessed with imaan, alhamdulillah, this is the biggest reward in this world from the side of almighty Allah

[@KamilaTekin]

In my case, I used to have family members who made my life very very hard. And my mom used to say when I was sad: don’t worry, a life of a muslim isn’t supposed to be easy. And auzu billahiminash shaytan irrajeem but that wasn’t very motivating for me. Now I am older and researched the deen, I see that islam wasn’t the problem. It was the way that those people practiced islam

[@muksumularafin7798]

Watching from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇵🇸

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

Greetings to Bangladesh 🇧🇩🫶🏻

[@salahuddeenayyubi313]

same

[@Nour_Islam204]

También soy de Marruecos y por estoy en españa 😔AlhamduliAllah por todo que Allah nos guíe y nos haga vivir en un país musulman Allahuma amin

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

Alhandulillah. Assalam alaykom hermana y Allahuma ameen 😊🫶🏻

[@bussamio]

This is why I believe that everyone has to except Islam from their hearts, born Muslims or reverts. When this happens, it is beautiful because it is from the guidance of Allah and will make a stronger Ummah.

[@ashasaid7324]

Mashlh ziz, you took the right path , i prospect all the muslims family's in abroad or non-Muslim countries are pressure their children in islam and learning islam value.

[@iissa7685]

Mansha Allah ❤❤ All the way from Minnesota U.S.A.

[@Expressdawah]

Jazakillahu khair very important reminder

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

😊 Jazakallahu khair for your comment Expressdawah

[@mohamedenebeh6564]

May Allah bless you, sister.

from Morocco..may ALLAH bless you daughter 🌻🌻🌻

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

🫶🏻

[@narutoshipper3872]

Ma sha Allah this sister I can totally relate to you. I was actually thinking of how to tell my story and I was making it complicated but thanks to your video it gave me insight. May Allah bless you sister. Happy Ramadan and in sha Allah Ramadan Kareem may Allah bless u all (Ameen ya rabb)💌💌📿📿

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

Jazakallahu khair 😊🫶🏻

[@fas3854]

الحمد لله على نعمة الإسلام وكفى بها نعمة ، أسأل الله أن أن يثبتك على الاسلام ويسكنك الفردوس الأعلى من الجنة ، الإسلام دين كل الانبياء من آدم إلى محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم . تحية لك من اليمن يا أختاه .

[@hajarelhilali4979]

Mashallah wa tabarakallah !! May Allah bless, protect, and continue to guide you sister! such a beautiful story and totally relatable. I am also a moroccan born in canada however, and listening to you felt like listening to my own story. allahuma barik laki and keep you steadfast on this beautiful deen.

[@suelaamisandwich]

Thank you for this. I became Muslim when my daughter was 3. She is 5 now. The first thing I am teaching her is the name and attributes of Allah, and how important it is to develop a connection with him. She asked me questions about how I know the Quran is from God, and why I believe what I believe I explained to her that I did a lot of research and I found the evidence convincing that the Quran is from God. I tell her that when she gets older we will be able to go over this evidence because it will be hard for her to understand so young. I teach her about what Islam is and what it entails and when she asks a hard question I write it down so I can do research and bring her an answer at the right time. she naturally gravitates towards it she loves her hijab and going to the mosque and doing the movements of salah when she sees me pray. She always says Alhamdulillah when she is feeling grateful. I don't want to indoctrinate her. I feel like that's what a lot of religious families do. They don't give kids the chance to understand anything and it's not right. My daughter deserves to understand Islam and why it is true not just " I am Muslim, so you are Muslim, so we do what Muslims do".

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

Allahuma bareek for your teachings. That’s the correct way of teaching, not forcing. Such a beautiful story😊🫶🏻

[@cmcproductionxd9449]

Thank you very much for your kind words It is true that some of our parents did not teach their children Islam in a good way Parents are only focused on raising children It's really sad 🥹

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

But alhamdullilah this generation is changing

[@cmcproductionxd9449]

@@TheAmazighMuslimah May allah make it easy for us 💯 thank you sis 🙏

[@xatos1788]

I can understand your story and i had also gone through such phases of life , islam is a religion which is not to be understood only about rituals and dressing but we must understand the core philosophy of islam as well and understand the literature which is the word of God I had almost been an athiest once in my life , my imaan was at the lowest once but alhamdulillah i am guided me

[@izy2302]

I wish you were my friend! I have a non muslim friend that lives in both Spain and Morocco and is Spanish and I hope she becomes a muslim

[@vajriazr]

assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh,,Eid Mubarak 1445 H for my brothers and sisters,,Taqabbalallahu minna wa minkum taqabbal ya karim..❤ from indonesia 🇮🇩🇵🇸

[@salemsalem8987]

Thank you for the message sister . May Allah, make our heart steadfast in (adhering to) his religion

[@ateeqdxb1676]

Allah pak blessed you and your family and fill your heart with happiness and joy ❤

[@zamzamahmed8139]

10k views on video with only 600 likes??? Come on guys we could do better!

[@hafiz5001]

Masha Allah sister may Allah bless you allways Aameen ❤

[@mzeemzee7503]

BEST DAAWAH MASHAALLAH

[@jwoodard621]

Salaam alikum jzk from uk 😊

[@salehmohamad347]

It is quite important for me as a parent in the west to teach my children the High moral values that Islam demands of his followers, unfortunatly many muslims do not know and thinks that stressing on, Ibadat, rites is Islam. Knowing Islamic values, honesty, high morale, wisdom living for the day after, connection with God. make one proud and empowered to face difficulties in the materialistic west and imitating east. .

[@ShareThoughts]

Welcome to Islam.❤

[@_Abdussalama]

Using terms such as "sexist" is not a way to go when referring to Islam. Islamic values are based on what Allah and His messenger legislate. At times, such go against our desires. At times, others go against what others believe. That's Islam based on Qur'an and Sunnah. بارك الله فيك

[@cabdiaadan2771]

Masha Allah my sister

[@olegnurmagomedov750]

True that sis. Islam is not sexist. Hijab is not sexist. Righteous Muslim women observe Hijab to please Allah SWT, and not to please their dad / brother / husband / son. Similarly, there are many things which might be considered extremely difficult for men but men are expected to do those to please Allah SWT, and not to please their parents / girls, etc. If it is a Hukm from Allah, then we submit to it.

[@turgutfan9868]

Subhan'ALLAH sis ❤

[@erwin5731]

This is a very relevant topic

[@m.rusann9687]

Congratulations❤

[@NurudenMusah]

Stay blessed

[@Taqwa101]

Welcome sister 🤗

[@hmhm-iy1th]

سبحان الله العظيم يهدي من يشاء ويضل من يشاء ألله أحبك واختارك لجواره حضك طييب الحمدلله على نعمة الإسلام ألله أكبر ألله أكبر ألله أكبر أنتي بحجابك شبيه القمر بارك فيك يارب

[@javidbhokal9977]

Masha Allah ❤❤❤

[@rr12766]

Research is literally free, I'm born Muslim and if I have doubts about what I've been told I simply go study it

[@AL-ALady]

📢💯 Allahumma Barik sister!

[@saidlachtioui482]

Well said sister, Masha'allah.

[@nabildaham8458]

عليكم السلام ورحمة الله تعالى وبركاته . الله أكبر الله أكبر الله أكبر ولله الحمد والشكر ، هنيئا لك أختنا الإسلام وبارك الله فيك وجزاك الله تعالى كل خير وأبعد عنك كل ضير ، وثبتك الله وإيانا وكل من دخل دين الله العظيم على التوحيد الصحيح بشروطه ولوازمه ( الولاء والبراء ) وأتمنى لك كل السعادة والهناء في حياتك الجديدة

[@factfinder6945]

Exactly 💯

[@mustofaibrahimdiriye4247]

Mash Allaha sister❤

[@BeFarWa_ApriDi]

Take love sister from afghanistan🇵🇸❤❤

[@iissa7685]

Man sha Allah sister ❤

[@Touti.Malek1]

ما شاء الله ,everything you said is true

[@malikkv-nh6bh]

😂Ma sha Allah this sister talking facts happy Ramadan and in sha Allah Ramadan Kareem may Allah bless u all 🤲🏻(Ameen ya rabb)

[@mujahidmanju2377]

Good job sis

[@roy-kn7pi]

thsnks

[@mehmetozkan6510]

Masallah sister, welcome to Islam

[@AbdelazizMarzouki-bv9dx]

Nice

[@ElhadjiAmadouJohnson]

Ameeen!!!

[@titinsuprihatin1063]

When we small our mind is also limited for conceptual thinking. Our parents must find a simple way to teach you the basic of your faith. Now your are grown up and its your duty to make sense about ALL of your life and about this world (incl your religion). And that is the way to grow your eeman. Keep learning never stop searching. And dont worry if you didnt get the answers bcs the important think is the ''effort'', not the result.

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

Subhanallah so true 😊

[@Mahmadousidiketraore]

Mashaalla Ilove you well

[@fuzugabriel9566]

parents played their role and are going to be rewarded for that teaching you islam regardless of their understanding and you get to be responsible for your own actions whether you learn the sunnah and follow it for the sake of your hearafter or you follow your feeling and desire for temporary pleasure all its up to you not to parents/teachers

[@وردةبوتس]

Machae allah

[@alberxenos]

السَّلاَمُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ اللهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ

[@muzafferbulut2978]

My parents made the same mistakes. Because they did not know a lot about religion. The religion became their culture. If you ask them questions the could not answer. Just follow what people expected from you. By doing this your imaan is weak and creates munafiq (fakers). This is worst than kafir (disblievers). We Muslims have to read and understand our selves whitout fulfilling expectations of culture or the people around us. I'm a man. And not sexist😅 Thank you for sharing this video

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

Exactly brother. This is the case of a lot of Muslim families, that practice Islam because it’s usual for them and it became part of their culture subhanallah. Some of them even judge reverts, calling them “Fake Muslims” when indeed they are the ones that follow Islam with their heart.

[@muzafferbulut2978]

@@TheAmazighMuslimah greetings from Turkish brother from The Netherlands

[@TahaAli-yw1ps]

Mashallah ❤ sister wellcom

[@elbakaliayoub3695]

اختي العزيزة، فقد أخطئت لما استعملت جملة "أنهم غير مسلمين " حتى ولو كانو لا يعلمون عن أصول الدين أو لا يطبقونه بشكل صحيح

[@slaveofALLAHPAKonly]

Sister give dawah to others whether they are Muslim or not It will increase your Imaan In sha Allah.

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

Right akhi. Jazakallahu khair for your comment 😊

[@SAMEERSHAIKH-pb3fe]

May Allah bless you and sunnah of prophet Muhammad peace be upon him warm our hearts 💘❤

[@jessiej5765]

Also, you must admit that you were influenced by the Spanish culture, which sees the woman wearing less as empowerment and freedom, while covering up is being oppressed. I'm not surprised that someone living in Spain would feel this way. It is all around you ingrained in the culture.

[@davidvincent8929]

IT IS SO MAGNIFICENT TO SEE YOU, SO BEAUTIFUL GORGEOUS IN A HIJAB 🧕🏼 . THE HIJAB ENHANCES YOUR SPIRIT, BEAUTY, PURITY 😍💖😁👍🏽.

[@khairulhelmihashim2510]

teaching understanding or reasoning behind God's commandment is more difficult than forcing compliance. So, many common Muslims took the latter path, creating unnecessary pressures and revolting behaviour..

[@linoazzurro]

SubhanaJesus al hamduliJesus Jesus Akbar AstaghfiruJesus. Thank God I left Islam. I'm Italian American and in my twenties I got caught up in Islam and it bred hatred in my heart as Muhammad even said to never initiate Salam to the Jews and Christians and force them to the narrow part of the road. Thank God I came home to Christ as an Orthodox Christian. ☦️

[@wanahmadridzuan2798]

continuous scrutiny of Hadith shows that many of the so-called authentic hadiths contradict the other hadith in the same book, science, history, and the Quran. The hadith you mention contradicts verses 5.48 and 25.63 of the Quran. Of the total Muslims, only 15% are Arabs. Non-Arab Muslims consider only hadiths that do not contradict Quran, science, or history,

[@matzmn]

The problem is the way the parents educate their children.They just order their children around without proper explanation as if their kids are just stupid and cannot understand things. That is why kids will think I pray or I wear hijab because my father/mother told me to do it. Once they are out their parents' homes, the children will no longer pray etc. Show your kids a lot of love and learn to talk to them.

[@texaswild3346]

*you don't need to follow any particular culture, just be yourself and follow the religion*

[@rohitgamerzofficially]

I also wane't to convert my religion can i be Muslim? Some one said u should have to marry with Muslim girl

[@enjisilverstone-nolongerac7533]

If you revert to Islam then it is best to be with someone with equal values, if you’re a Muslim you’ll (most likely) be encouraged to be a better Muslim with a partner of the same faith but الله knows best it’s good to keep it simple ❤

[@slaveofALLAHPAKonly]

He is scammer believe me sister he is hindu from India and it's their propaganda against Islam, they say we also want to convert and play emotional tricks be aware sister. They hate Islam and Muslims so they try to talk with Muslim girls to brainwashed them against Islam. If you don't believe you can see on internet how hindus scam Muslim girls.

[@Naya-e6n]

Hello there brother, ofcourse you can be a Muslim, Islam is from God Almighty to all humans, to all races to all ages and all different cultures. It teaches All mankind why God created us and what is our real purpose in life and our final destination that we live to reach which is heaven. It's not necessary to marry a muslim woman to become a muslim that's has nothing to do with you converting to Islam brother. I would suggest you to go to a mosque and ask them about Islam, ask all the questions you have in mind, and tell them about your interestsin converting. People there you would be more than happy to help and guide you through your journey and they will welcome you with smiles. I ask Allah swt to guide you to Islam to the true path, to the path of God Almighty Ameen.

[@najahfits9619]

Parents can’t teach their children things they don’t know for themselves. When a child asks, “why” and a parent don’t sit down and explain it, the parents don’t know. If a parent tells a child to do something… outside of the norms without an expectation, the parent can’t explain why to themselves - let alone someone else. Islamic education begins at home. If a parent is telling a child to do something and the child sees parents doing the opposite - this breeds confusion for the child. Children learn by seeing first, then reinforced by hearing it. This is why Allah created us with eye in front of our heads. Subpana’Allah

[@chikilic]

Hello, I see that you think hijab is not properly explained but could you explain it? The actually meaning of hijab as you say. Btw I'm Spanish too in case you prefer to answer in Spanish.

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

The meaning of hijab in itself means boundaries. So the real reason I wear the hijab is because Allah commanded so, to protect our sexuality, not be disturbed, to decide who can see our beauty. We don’t wear the hijab because without it we “provoke” other men. Hijab applies both for men and women, men also have to protect their private parts, use loose clothings, lower their gaze, not show off their belly button etc. Because men can also provoke other women, so this applies both for men and women. Y disculpa si te he respondido en inglés, es para que lo puedan ver otras personas porque aquí la mayoría hablan inglés. Gracias por tu comentario Raúl :)

[@fuzugabriel9566]

إِنَّكَ لَا تَهْدِي مَنْ أَحْبَبْتَ وَلَكِنَّ اللَّهَ يَهْدِي مَن يَشَاء وَهُوَ أَعْلَمُ بِالْمُهْتَدِينَ Verily, you guide not whom you like, but Allah guides whom He wills. And He knows best those who are the guided. meaning:Allah knows best who deserves to be guided and who deserves to be misguided. It was recorded in the Two Sahihs that this Ayah was revealed concerning Abu Talib, the paternal uncle of the Messenger of Allah. He used to protect the Prophet, support him and stand by him. He loved the Prophet dearly, but this love was a natural love, i.e., born of kinship, not a love that was born of the fact that he was the Messenger of Allah. When he was on his deathbed, the Messenger of Allah called him to Faith and to enter Islam, but the decree overtook him and he remained a follower of disbelief, and Allah's is the complete wisdom.

[@alamrafique6216]

In the Quran it says "waley kuley ummatin ajal, waley kuley ajalin kitab". Means "all ummats have an end and all ends have a Book". Go figure this!

[@AmmonRa-wm5kc]

I married a Muslim woman and read the Quran 2 times in English. There are passages in there that are sexist. For example, men can marry up to 4 wives and have sex with their slaves. Is this not sexist? Here are the Quran references for you to look up yourself. The Believers (al-Muminun) 23:1-6, Ways of Ascent (al-Maarij) 70:29-30, The Women (al-Nisa) 4:24, The Confederates (al-Ahzab) 33:50-52 -> Sex with slaves, Sex with slaves even if they are married. Sex-Slaves for Muhammad. - 56:35-38 The Imminent Hour (al-Wai'ah) God created virgins for right hand (e.g. Believers)

[@mondrella627]

Not true, also you can’t marry a muslim woman if you’re not muslim yourself. Also man being able to marry 4 woman has a reason behind it, do actual research or ask ur wife instead of judging without knowing anything.

[@AmmonRa-wm5kc]

@@mondrella627 - "regarding 4 wives and sex with slaves. There are reasons but there are no good reasons. The reasons that are given are absurd." It is simply a bad and harmful practice.

[@mondrella627]

@@AmmonRa-wm5kc why is it harmful to have 4 wifes? Also, if you hate islam that much, then why did you marry a muslim woman?

[@AmmonRa-wm5kc]

@@mondrella627 - I have looked into Islamic reasoning for multiple wives and sex with slaves. They are all bad. These are very harmful practices. Would not want the women in my family to have to endure that.

[@BigMumaa]

Welcome to the truth sister

[@jessiej5765]

A part of hijab being mandatory is because of fitna, so yes, apart of it is so that stranger men who are not your Mahram dont see your body and hair. This is also to protect you, to ensure your safety, to protect you from being objectificated, and to keep your precious body to be seen by the person who will respect you (your husband), also to protect people from fitna, which may lead to Zina. So it is for the better good of the community. As a Muslim, you must accept this in your heart, I feel sorry for you if you find this sexist! Cause it is literally the opposite!

[@ganesmages]

Wht truth? Pls share?

[@Elhoussine-r4g]

Dear Sister shaimaa As salamu alayki wa rahmatu ALLAHI TAALA wa barakatuh, I would like to refer you to what I wrote today in my comment about the black HIJAB or Niqab which covers women from the top of their heads to their toes in "SADAQA" channel of one Moroccan sister. That kind of Hijab which starts to spread in my home country Morocco and has no roots in our culture at all but just the imitation of other cultures makes it look like the most correct clothes the women should wear in the presence of men. Was salamu alayki wa rahmatu ALLAHI TAALA wa barakatuh wa Ramadan Mubarak inshallah TAALA. See you in you next video inshallah TAALA.

[@gretebotsch4825]

Denn also hat Gott die Welt geliebt ❤ daß er seinen eigenen Sohn gab, damit alle die an ihn glauben nicht verloren werden, sondern daß ewige Leben haben. Denn Gott hat seinen Sohn nicht in die Welt gesandt, daß er die Welt richte, sondern daß die Welt durch ihn gerettet werde. Johannes 3,16-17 ❤

[@FHAN-w6t]

Masha allah keep it up

[@erwin5731]

Not your business

[@DesertVox]

Social pressure is good when the pressure is for ppl to act good and responsibly. It's impossible to expect 100% of people to act based on their fear of their Creator all the time. So, social pressure is a good regulator of behavior in all societies, Muslim or not, as long as the pressure is to do good. There is no denying that in the W3st there is a social pressure to be 304s and act irresponsibly, which many regret. So, that social pressure is bad. Islam teaches good social pressure to raise children according to Islam from an early age. Why do you think the Prophet ordered strict punishment for commanding children to pray at age 10? Do you think they do it out of Imaan at that age all the time? No. It's a social training to do what's good. Every society does that, but it's not always for good.

[@Weibing84]

You're Andalusian like me

[@AmeliaAlHayek]

Are you sunni muslim now ?

[@DesertVox]

Sexism in a good sense meaning there is a difference between men and women. Different rights, different responsibilities. You either become a liberated 304 or a Muslimah. You can't be both.

[@greenisgood8219]

You can’t claim to be Muslim if you don’t understand the Quran because hijab is something you should desire not forced upon you.

[@yosee-1t]

praise God sister. I pray that you may know and love Jesus because he is the way and the truth. If we accept him then we are guaranteed a way to heaven because no one goes to the father except through him. Peace

[@saraoostrum300]

I totaly agree! JESUS!!! Who else???

[@didiaboo8316]

Sister speaking the truth.... Welcome to ISLAM sister

[@Jazzjasey]

Do you believe in Jesus?

[@islamrahman8125]

O my beautiful Sister you reaton this video Quran surah 7 chapter 7 surah Al araaf with English subtitles by mercy full channel

[@chernojalloh768]

Maybe it’s your own country that thought sexism in Islam. Some countries make hijabs as recommended, not compulsory. We teach our kids to pray and we don’t force them.

[@TheAmazighMuslimah]

It has to do with Moroccan culture in my case

[@slemonman]

its funny you bring up culture , the hijab youre wearing is basically to protect them from sandstorm in dessert countries , so why do you wear it now since its pretty much arab "culture"?

[@mbab5401]

You expecting an Islamic teaching in non muslim country? Why don't you learn history spain have with Islam and why they try to erased it. Perhaps this is what you need,a path that you must follow,the struggle you must endure,have you ever think that way? All of that experience that made you who you are right now. Faith or deen is not ours to give,you must earn it. We are not the master but a servant. This is not me hating but consider it a wake up call. I hope you could and would gain more knowledge and finally answer your confusion, insyaAllah.

[@AliElimi]

Most Arab culture don't practice Islam..in live the took Deen as joke.