Not all Muslims think the same - Reacting to Spectrum

Just like the people on this video I'm not. qualified to be taken as a norm.
However I love to share my opinion on these matters since I often think muslims aren't represented the way I'd represent myself.
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[@Mounabaah]

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[@nmanra1452]

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[@shweeinsiy4433]

'Is religion neccessory' from nas debates

[@musstickguy8179]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpqbc3uEo7uhapI I found this one about haram police

[@rimahassan6719]

Everyone has hijab struggles . but women that dont wear hijab shouldn't be judged . We need to guide with kindness .

[@sayeeed1303]

You have to judge if this women are preaching Islam or spreading false information like "hijab is not an obligation".

[@unmouscat]

@@sayeeed1303 exactly. Because it's an obligation. To please non Muslims we don't have to change our religion

[@Otto45]

Disagreed. Muslim women who refuse to wear Hijaab should definitely be judged.. It's your identity & religion, you don't have a choice.

[@Melisa-xl1rt]

@@sayeeed1303 It's not a false information dude 🙄 You should wear modest clothing, but that doesn't necessarily mean you have to put on a Hijab. + it's a huge sin to judge women because the only one who's ALLOWED to judge you is ALLAH. I have seen so many women that wear Hijab but despite of that tight jeans, full make-up & lip fillers. I'm not against it (because I'm not able to judge & in my opinion appearance doesn't tell you anything) but you have to consider that as well.

[@Melisa-xl1rt]

@@Otto45 You don't know anything about Islam, your comment just proved it. The only one who IS ALLOWED to judge you for your ACTIONS is ALLAH. Judging others is a huge SIN! That's all of my input now & if you try to tell me I'm not a part of the religion: I'm muslim & even related to the Quraish tribe. So I definitely should know my religion.

[@hayatabdi12]

What led you into Hell Fire? They will say: 'We were not of those who prayed.'” (Qur'an 74:42-43) 🌹Don't forget your five daily prayers 🌹

[@queeno9010]

Yess -and we never fed/ the poor

[@raisin4406]

May Allah save us from the hellfire 🤲

[@RenderingUser]

@JESHURUN what?

[@RenderingUser]

@JESHURUN "If u rely on your own rightoeus then you dead!" that literally has no relation to the comment you replied to

[@wania7179]

This immediately made me get up, do Wudu and pray Isha:) It's not that I don't pray all 5 prayers, ofc I do, I just felt a bit tired

[@DuniaAmin]

08:47 PERIODTTT I hate it when they normalise the fact that it’s your own choice to wear the Hijab but totally ignore the fact that IT IS still AN OBLIGATION to wear it

[@valentinacuadros6680]

I love how she explained that the choice isn’t to wear it but rather to NOT wear it

[@armanijohnson4272]

It’s not thi

[@captainkaizo3824]

Lol! I hate it when here Muslim said its obligation. But when a country ban it, Muslim said it my own choice and no one push forcr or oppress me

[@pillaygabrielle4450]

@@captainkaizo3824 exactly, it's optional and mandatory when they feel it benefits them

[@user-em8bx7dq1b]

I'm not muslim so please correct me if I am wrong. Most women start to wear the Hijab when they hit puberty because It is really no reason for a little kid to wear it since she has probably not hit puberty yet. And the thing I'm confused about is that why do some muslim women wear the Hijab and some don't? I mean I know why they don't wanna wear It maybe cause they are not ready but It isn't a law in Islam that women should wear the Hijab. Or is it? I don't really know... But If I would convert would It be okay if I waited a little bit to wear the Hijab? Cause I am not really connected to it yet. It shouldn't be a must tho.

[@RachelTheBlack]

Im a revert and your way of explaining things is very easy to understand Mashallah please keep uploading sister ❤️

[@Nicola.M7]

@John J all these verses are out of context and cherry picked

[@suuznaru8752]

​@John J brother those verse are about the war between prophet (pbuh) and meccans non_bielivers

[@maryamfaisal6174]

Welcome to Islam sister♥️

[@duniatherevert]

@John J This is about war, it's not applicable to our days

[@RPKD88]

​@@suuznaru8752 how is that okay? Context for why these people were called to be killed?

[@tocafrappuccino]

Yes I saw that yt video and I died! 😭 They literally exposed themselves.. I love u Mouna ur so good at explaining things! Thank you!💗

[@Mounabaah]

Heheeee thank youuu 🥰

[@farahakter9283]

i wouldnt say that they exposed themselves, it takes a bunch of courage to do what those people did. they probably went home with maybe changes beliefs. but to say that they exposed themselves is not right

[@chiyo1802]

@John J first of all u didn't put the full verses and u basically just took them out of context because if u finish them its actually : surah (3:151) We will cast terror into the hearts of those who have denied the Truth since they have associated others with Allah in His divinity. Surah 2:191 Kill them wherever you find them, and drive them out from where they drove you out, as Fitnah (to create disorder) is more severe than killing. However, do not fight them near Al-Masjid-ul-Harām (the Sacred Mosque in Makkah) unless they fight you there. However, if they fight you (there) you may kill them. Such is the reward of the disbelievers. Surah 9:5 Then, when the sacred months have passed, kill the polytheists wherever you find them, capture them and besiege them, and lie in wait for them at every ambush. But if they repent, and maintain the prayer and give the zakāt, then let them alone. Indeed Allah is all-forgiving, all-merciful.

[@xxyyzz2445]

“I don’t want to wear the Hijab because I’m afraid to misrepresent Islam. I want to become a better Muslimah first.” This, ladies and gentlemen, is how Shiatan plays his tricks on you. If you find yourself having an excuse not to obey Allah, then you’re played. Your job is to obey Allah and wear the Hijab, period. Follow the prophet pbuh and obey Allah in all aspects of life, while having genuine intentions, and you’ll find yourself becoming a better Muslim, a better human.

[@DD-dt1fm]

Islam promote violence Go and read Quran there is mentioned that If your wife deny for sex you can beat her and your wife can't say no for sex if husband want to have ......

[@Meriemsun]

hijab is just traditional but modesty is what's important wearing a khimar head cover isn't the meaning of hijab if you dress modestly that's what the Quran speaks about i mean even men have hair why shouldn't they cover it

[@abovethelaw4417]

Hijab is haram and shud be banned

[@Crocodilesbread]

@@Meriemsun Regarding the hijab, Humans are basically dictated in how to dress. Do you want to follow what is dictated by the environment and its judgment [subjective] ?, Or do you want to follow what is dictated by ALLAH who has created us and ALLAH judgment [objective]?. it's not just traditional but Allah tell that, Men also have a hijab rule which is that it must be covered from above the navel to below the knee, the knees and navel should not be visible.

[@blackghost9995]

If you wear Hijab it will be reminder for you to do what Allah tell you to do for your on sake not what people force you to prevent you from the good that will come to your life. If you love Allah truely you will not wait until you become good you will do it as soon as you hear it . It will be hard in the beginning but it will be so much easier eventually.

[@nancy4615]

These liberals man ,may Allah guide them. I really liked how u debunked every one with knowledge masha’Allah you can tell that you've been learning the correct methodology allahuma barik 🤩

[@Mounabaah]

Still have aoooo much to learn and I definitely see where they got their mindsets from… May ﷲ swt protect me from saying anything wrong 🥲

[@armanijohnson4272]

What liberals gotta do with Islam besides the fact that Islam is sexist and misogynistic

[@armanijohnson4272]

@@Mounabaah yall be haters on the west and liberals but then praise white people for doing the bear minimum like please go somewhere

[@RaheelPervaiz123]

@@Mounabaah many Muslim women are gay these days and don't marry... Nothing Muslim about being gay.

[@kamellolz7]

Iits not about being liberals its about being free and dont force other muslim to folow islamic thing that theire heart is not 100% ok with..... ane im sure you are not folowing islam 100% you have some liberal idea and some free mindef way of thinking and acting with other

[@maq-ister]

this was so good. watching this episode of 'spectrum', i had so much i wanted to say and correct etc. and you did it, conveying it in such a beautiful manner. ALLAH bless you!

[@DD-dt1fm]

Don't you think islam promote violence because in Quran it is mentioned that if your wife deny for sex you can beat her .....isn't it domestic violence???

[@ummsafiya5380]

I agree but also i dont think it was done in like a very good manner i felt like she was mocking the guy with the glasses and broken arm but maybe i just misunderstood etc but yea i think it couldve been a bit more in a polite way

[@maq-ister]

​@John J Hi. hope you are good. I wanted to help clarify your misconceptions. If only instead of cherry-picking verses and phrases, you'd try looking into the context, it'll help understand the meaning and the reason. For example, for the first verse you mentioned: 1. These verses refer to the battle of Uhud. The previous verses referred to Allah Almighty as the best of helpers'; recounted here are some incidents of Allah's help. The word, سلطان sultan, rendered here as 'authority' includes all revealed or rational bases of their position. The promise of casting awe and fear into the hearts of the disbelievers in this verse was made in the back-ground of the battle of Uhud when the disbelievers of Arabia marched back to Makkah without any obvious reason and in-spite of defeat overtaking Muslims (Baydawi). However, after having covered a certain distance on their way to Makkah, they awoke to their folly. When they thought of marching back to Madinah, Allah Almighty filled their hearts with such awe and fear that they could not muster the courage to do so. The most they could do was to hire a Madinah-bound villager to go there and tell Muslims that they were coming back. But, this whole deal came into the knowledge of the Holy Prophet ﷺ in Madinah through revelation. He marched to Hamra' al-Asad to apprehend them but they had already run away from there. This was the background in which the present verse was revealed. The verses that follow recount, as pointed out earlier, Allah's help and support for Muslims in the battle of Uhud. So you see, there is a whole story behind this verse. This is just a small part of it.

[@maq-ister]

@John J verse Surah 2:191, as mentioned in a website: This is probably the most misquoted verse from the Quran. To properly understand the verse, we need to put it into context. Misquoting verses and taking them out of context can be applied to any scripture. For example, in the Bible, Jesus says, “Do not think that I came to bring peace on earth. I did not come to bring peace but a sword!” (Matthew 10:34). He also says, “But as for these enemies of mine who did not want me to be their king-bring them here and slaughter them in my presence!” (Luke 19:27). And Moses says, “The Lord is a man of war, the Lord is his name.” (Exodus 15:3). For more details, see the Introduction. The fighting (qital) mentioned here refers to that which took place during the life of the Prophet Muhammad. The Prophet’s Makkan opponents, not content with just expelling the Prophet and his companions from Makkah, their hometown, also prevented them from living and working peacefully in the neighbouring town of Yathrib (Madinah) where they had gone to settle. Without any provocation, they repeatedly attacked the Muslims who then had to fight in self-defence. When aggression has already been committed by opponents, believers are obliged to defend themselves. Initiating hostilities is not permitted for Muslims. Only defensive war is permitted in Islam. Even defensive war has to be openly declared by an established state.

[@GamilaMuslimah]

It hurts me that people without knowledge speaks about Islam by sharing their opinions instead of knowledge, we need to learn that this is huge responsibility to speak publicly about Islam coz Islam is not our opinions. May Allah guide us all. Good you are doing this kind of videos to clarify sis.

[@ryansyd4224]

Praying 5 times a day should be a mandatory requirement for all Muslims. Subhanahu wa ta'ala

[@connorwright7370]

It is

[@Solitudevv]

Genuine question from an atheist (I don't wanna start a war in the comments): What if something is preventing a muslim from being able to do that?

[@crying5110]

@@Solitudevv depends on what is stopping them cause there are actually some exceptions

[@Solitudevv]

@@crying5110 like for example what if their work hours doesn't have time off for those specific times? Can you just pray wherever you are or does it have specific requirements?

[@anaellehuart9660]

@@Solitudevv you can pray wherever you want but yes there is some rules like praying in a clean place

[@idk22283]

Yess I agree with everything you said, also who is us to say we disagree or agree when it’s Allah words you either trust Allahs words and try to understand everything there’s no in between

[@Mounabaah]

That’s the thinggggg uff we have to be so careful when we speak 🥺 May ﷲ swt protect me

[@samar7802]

I mean as a girl myself, you've inspired me so much to attach with my religion even more that I can't even express it in words, I'm so grateful I discovered you I love you gurl 😭❤️

[@stye2196]

Walaikum Asalam mounah mashallah . I strongly agree with your opinions. It was a very understanding video. Truly we should seek knowledge more and more and understand what, Our Creator has told us we have to obey no matter, we get it,or not in our human brain. May Allah (SWT) bless you and always gives you peace, happiness,and good life. Lots of love ❤from 🇮🇳India.

[@Mounabaah]

Ameen sis thank you I’m so happy you enjoyed 🥰

[@kookoo5254]

i literally need to find friends like you that will help me get closer to my deen istg

[@kookoo5254]

like i'm moved so much by watching just this one video

[@delwarchowdhury9369]

For real man

[@hamoodtatari]

Yes she is so right. It’s clear and cut there’s no excuse in not following Allah’s order

[@kookoo5254]

@John J your point is?

[@nesrine-601]

please do more of those videos, i really enjoyed listening to you. you explain things in such nice way wich is inspiring for me to learn more about my religion and how to present it

[@ruhfate]

اسلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته، Sister Mouna you're a breath of fresh air!! It's refreshing to finally find a Muslim sister we can finally relate to.. I love you! May Allah swt bless you and your whole family immensely all through life and the hereafter ameen ❤️

[@missali2019]

One the biggest issues such videos like the spectrum one create is that.. It seems like an effort to make people more aware of Muslims but the representatives invited aren't able to do justice . It's a spectrum video.. True.. But the far end on strong aqeedah side ppl aren't represented I believe. it might end up spreading incomplete info and sadly non Muslims have more access to these.

[@Mounabaah]

Yeah… these type of videos often have very liberal, westernized Muslims… but luckily we Muslims can speak for ourselves heheee 🥰

[@zourou319]

Yes. And I honestly feel like these spectrum videos bring more arguing than anything else. It is stressful when they get so worked up and don't allow each other to speak and don't just calmly discuss it. It seems people have no patience for others.

[@havendy7758]

Just wanna share something here. Honestly, it was last year when I was eager to wear a niqab after I heard a wasyat about Tabarrouj (Showing-Off), Fitnah, and Evil Eye. And it was this year when I started to wear the Niqab. Let me tell you why it was this year I started to wear the niqab, IT'S BECAUSE I THINK I HAVE AN ILL CHARACTER eg. SHORT-TEMPERED, LOUD which I personally think that I havetofix first before wearing it. I kept thinking that I have to correct my character, put much modesty and hayyah in it. Where it led me? NOTHING MUCH but WORSE than that. But the moment that I came to realization that I am not changing at all that the problem is how I think, I asked people whom I know that wore Niqab about their thoughts, prayed and did some research. And Allah helped me end my decision when a friend told me about this: "Once you wore a niqab out of trend, insecurity, or feeling out of place but wore it because of faith then you will In Shaa Allah keep yourself on guard. You are very loud, that laughs where everyone could hear it, short-tempered? In Shaa Allah, what you wear will help you ease those characters, it serves as a reminder to you. You will come to the moment that you'll notice small sins and asking forgiveness to Allah will always follow. See it yourself the difference. Ps: I am not suggesting that one should wear a niqab. It is what I am currently in, and relating it to every Muslim's obligation, which to cover up their Awrah eg. Wearing the Hijab. (1/2)

[@havendy7758]

And I totally agree with you about covering up because it's about Allah. What we really wear gives us a reminder of who we represent ourselves. You wear a hijab/niqab/jilbab because of your faith (not because it's the trending and afraid of being left out by the crowd) then In Shaa Allah you will be also wearing such Hayyah with you, you will be reminded how a Muslimah is. In terms of dealing with struggles, In Shaa Allah, with what your niyyah is is how you will deal with the struggles. Once your niyyah of wearing the hijab/niqab/jilbab is about Allah, then you will think of every struggle as a test that In Shaa Allah you will overcome. Keypoints: The importance of what you wear and the importance of having a good niyyah. Ps: I am not suggesting that one should wear a niqab. It is what I am currently in, and relating it to every Muslim's obligation, which to cover up their Awrah eg. Wearing the Hijab. Wassalam. 2/2

[@havendy7758]

Subhanakkah Allahumma Wa Bi Hamdika Ashhadu An La Ilaha Illa Anta Astagfirukkah Wa Atoubo Ilayka Wallhamdullillahi Rabbi Al-Alameen...

[@pallavisharma117]

wait is there something wrong in being loud?

[@lalameina1434]

Thank you so much!! At first when I watched this video I didn’t really understand much of it but then I watched your reaction video and wow you have so so good arguments and examples Allahumu Barik❤️❤️

[@eevastiinaahonen744]

I think they misinterpreted the word hijab. It isn't just the head covering, it isn't just modest dressing. It is about respecting others and treat them equally, have full submission to Allah, and to show this submission to the society. And so, so much more. Interestingly the term for covering is not hijab but khimar. Khimar originates from the word to cover, hide: “Let them (believing women) wear their Khimar over their juyub” which is their chest. From this verse we understand that women are instructed by Allah SWT to wear the Khimar and to then drape it over their chests. At the time of Holy Prophet (swas) women tended to wear khimar - a piece of cloth to cover their hair, in similar fashion like nowadays dubata. So hair was already part of the covering. Allah only told women to extend the covering by pressing the surface of fabric to the surface of chin and cover the chest. This covering is the kind of 'hijab' we see today on muslim women. Hijab isn't mentioned in the Quran, true, but it is told in the surah Al-Ahzab, verse 59: “O PROPHET, TELL YOUR WIVES AND YOUR DAUGHTERS AND THE WOMEN OF THE BELIEVERS TO BRING DOWN OVER THEMSELVES [PART] OF THEIR OUTER GARMENTS. THAT IS MORE SUITABLE THAT THEY WILL BE RECOGNISED AND NOT BE ABUSED. AND EVER IS ALLAH FORGIVING AND MERCIFUL.” The wives, daughters and believers. Are you a believer? SubhanAllah, then you must cover. One lady said that she wants to be a good muslim from inside and then to expend it to outside and that is why she doesn't cover. I believe it is same thing if you say that it is a choice to pray. So you don't pray because you want to be first a good muslim from inside then then extend it to your actions and actually pray. That isn't how it works. Also, the hijab isn't originally for women. It was first mentioned to be for men: “Say to the believing men that they restrain their eyes and guard their private parts. That is purer for them. Surely, Allah is well aware of what they do.” (surah an-nur, verse 31) An example of this was when the Prophet rode with his companion Al Fadl bin Abbas. A woman described as strikingly beautiful approached the Prophet to seek his guidance on some religious matters. Al Fadl began to stare at her because of her beauty. The Prophet Muhammad did not scold the woman for dressing immodestly or revealing her beauty. Instead, he “reached his hand backwards, catching Al Fadl’s chin, and turned his face to the other side so that he would not gaze at her”. Thus, the Prophet Muhammad once more established that the primary burden to observe hijab rests on men. But all of this is forgotten because of the fact that we only call covering the head as hijab.

[@shalakaanil7598]

ohhh thank u sooo much for putting this information . i was scrolling down to see if there is any person who understands why it was formed. Thank god there are ppl like you.

[@airfryer.]

Thank you for this!!! Super important and good information, you're very amazing! May Allah bless you ❤️

[@wendydarling8670]

thank you!❣

[@idaf3028]

Khimar in the Quran isn't talking about clothing though, it was metephorically speaking. "cover" can be taken in many different ways.

[@eevastiinaahonen744]

@@idaf3028 from my research and readings khimar meant the headcover that both men and women wore. I could be wrong since I haven't been able to study the language further. InshAllah I will be able to deepen my knowledge and to give more detailed and clarifying information in the future

[@uncertain3956]

this is the best video i've watched this entire month, i keep watching videos where people try to walk around things like prayer & hijab & it's so weird really, the way u talked about it straightforward without any new generation bias is really amazing, plus the way you avoided that last part? that was the best thing to do honestly because getting involved in that aspect is honestly draining

[@asiyah8239]

Jazak Allah Khairan Mouna for this video. When I watched this I was heartbroken, it seems they do not understand the sharia properly. May Allah guide us, ameen.

[@Mounabaah]

Ameen I mean we all need to learn and the more we learn the more we realize how little we know… May ﷲ swt give us knowledge 🥰

[@asiyah8239]

@John J Silly non-muslim, doesn't know the context of the ayat listed. :P

[@ThirsifyMe]

Thank you for this video sister. When you mentioned the deception of iblees when people think they are not worthy of following Allah's SWT commands, i realized this firsthand on my journey to wear the headscarf. There was a point in my life that i really wanted to wear it but everytime i told myself i would i ended up not doing so just because someone told me i should (they didn't know i was already going to). I thought that if i wore it that day, people would think i wore it for that person and not for the right reasons, not for Allah SWT. So i didn't and i waited some more. This happened a few times until i finally realised, why should i care how others precieve my decision, I know and Allah SWT knows, that should be enough. If others want to take credit then let them, it will not harm me. I realised then how subtle the deceptions of iblees goes... he can even corrupt your good intentions by planting these seeds of doubt in your mind to confuse you and make you think your decision is better for you when it is actually not.

[@ulyanaada211]

As a Slavic person who tends to discover different religions, I can say that sometimes I am shocked by some things said in this video. Especially about a body.

[@salmaelmalah3180]

@@Lica_the_Pui hi I just read your comment and I just need to correct something just for everyone else reading this. Hijab is mandatory in Islam for women and by Hijab I mean the covering of certain body parts not just the hair. And since it is a command in Islam if a woman chose to follow it she of course get rewarded. That doesn't mean that she is better or worse than other women. Like she said in the video it is a command from God and he gave you the option to follow it or not but he also said their is consequences( reward if you follow and punishment if you Don't) and that applies to every command in Islam not just the hijab. So yes a hijabi woman isn't necessarily better than a non hijabi in general. But of course there is a difference same as two Muslims who live in the west surrounded by drinking culture one gave in and drank and one fought it and didn't drink. It doesn't mean one is better than the other generally but of course god will reward the one who despite the temptations followed his command.

[@meh5069]

Lol yeah that tends to be the reaction of Europeans especially.

[@waniaiftikhar635]

@@Lica_the_Pui that is not true. May Allah guide u. Wearing hijab leads to a lot of reward

[@shotsbyjuly]

Masha Allah. I really love your insights in every single question. Especially about the hijab and “equality” of men and women in islam. I strongly agree with everything you said. You should definitely do more of these sis 💗 May Allah reward you for this and may He increase you in ranks In Shaa Allah. I hope this video reaches more people who are confused about some ideologies in Islam that aren’t really understood by many. Jazakillahu Khayr 💗

[@islamicguidance1982]

I learned so much from this video tbh I strongly agree with your opinion💕

[@hallatamer3778]

It’s my first time to ever see your videos. I just clicked on this one and I TRULY RESPECT YOU LIKE SOOO MUCH!! You taught me A LOT of things that I didn’t even think of while watching this video. Jasaky Allah khair ❤️❤️ seriously May Allah bless you and prevent you from saying any wrong information. I’m going to subscribe FOR SURE ✨✨

[@mars9200]

She is explaining everything very clearly! Mashallah ❤️

[@nayeemahmed4144]

Ma sha Allah sister all your answers were so amazing!!!! This is why spectrum did not invite you😂

[@Mounabaah]

Trust 😂😂😂 nah but I’m genuinely asking myself why they always have these particular Muslims

[@whigmin5436]

Jubilee doesn't invite people unless you apply to be on the show. Did she?

[@whigmin5436]

@@Mounabaah Hi, did you apply to be on the show? If so, which of your answers do you think convinced them not to consider you? Cheers. Interesting video, though I noticed you didn't touch the question about gays that was asked on the show. If you have a moment, I'd love your perspective. Peace - From Toronto.

[@whigmin5436]

@John J Yup! It's awful. Not that I will ever advocate for the banning of ideas on paper, or that people can't live their lives as Muslims or Christians and so on, ...but ideas are open to critique and scrutiny, especially when they are imposed upon a nation. Criticizing Islam does not make me anti-muslim.

[@naufaf4147]

I wish this video was more popular because so many people should watch this. I love the way you explain and stuff

[@shiieshah9981]

Asalamualaikum Mouna sister, I know that you posted this vid 3 moths ago and this comment may seem late, but I have to thank you. I am a young 13 year old girl who often thinks about these things that they discussed in the video, and you explained them so well to me 😊 you also influenced me into becoming a better Muslim woman. I already wear the hijab, but I still want to now build on my character. I want to be a peaceful and respectful Muslim who represents Islam well, inshallah. Thanks!!!

[@shiieshah9981]

@John J john..babe, you need help. all u did was copy and paste. the first surah u sent was from the battle of Badr, & for the second surah, its so damn obvious u just skimmed sum negative and added it to my comment. do you know what came before that verse? clearly you don't. It says : Fight in the cause of Allah those who fight you but do not trangress limits for Allah loves not the transgressors. (Quran 2:190) In the earlier verse it is very clearly stated to fight only those who attacks first. Then Allah says : And kill them wherever you overtake them and expel them from wherever they have expelled you, and fitnah is worse than killing. And do not fight them at al-Masjid al- Haram until they fight you there. But if they fight you, then kill them. Such is the recompense of the disbelievers. (Quran 2:191) Now, here's what comes afterwards: "And if they cease, then indeed, Allah is Forgiving and Merciful." (Quran 2:192) "Fight them until there is no [more] fitnah and [until] worship is [acknowledged to be] for Allah . But if they cease, then there is to be no aggression except against the oppressors." (Quran 2:193) LASTLY, YOU ARENT FREAKING LOOKING AT THE DAMN CONTEXT!! you are just pickpocketing one line out of a randomly chosen surah, copy and paste it, and freaking comment abt it underneath my reply. john, it's so obvious that you do not do your research. it is so obvious you searched up "bad Quran quotes abt killing disbelievers", copied it and pasted it under my comment. you do know that all info above is from research, and i made this reply to u in like 5 min. either ur a bot, or u just like spreading misinformation. no, im not saying that Muslims do NOT kill disbelievers. some obviously do, bc they're doing the same thing as u-- not looking at the context. yes, those muslims are bad muslims, and i am not on their side at all. killing innocent people is terrible.

[@shiieshah9981]

@John J not only that, but yk damn well you only joined yt to spread misinformation abt muslims. damn, ur that obsessed?? joined nov 4th, 2022, to put us down?? 🥺 🥰 go tf away u smelly white ahh guy who prob doesnt wear deodorant

[@safsaf45]

I just subscribed! Wow Mashaallah you tackled every question from its root and just laid everything out in a way where it was truth and understandable. They rlly should have had you on there

[@Ryym-hi4wh]

I wish so bad you were in that video or that the ones who were in it see this video so that they can understand their mistakes and other people too 😭😭❤️❤️ Allahuma barik your explanations are the best

[@nmanra1452]

I honestly agree with you on everything! I hope we get to see more reaction videos from you cause this was fun 😆

[@shaylamariah]

i’m not muslim but i’ve been growing more curious about islam by the day. it’s nice hearing your input even when im not educated on the topic. thanks for this upload 💞

[@Cherrifaeri]

I love this type of video from you!! I think your reactions and commentary are very profound and knowledgeable while also being super entertaining!!

[@amnakakakhel1181]

You really made me happy about the "Are women equal to men" question. Like really, I loved your explanation of the question

[@renajaber22]

Mashallah you speak so well, and you know how to explain the point!! I loved to listen you, plus you’re sooo funny!! 💗

[@gunillaandersson1046]

@John J can someone pls explain the meaning of these 2 sura. For a non Muslim like me, they sound rather scary n definitely not peaceful ..... as she said Islam is (peaceful). It's a genuine question.

[@abrartomlinson5105]

I love this video so much. Best react video ever. Made me open my eyes literally. I love you girl, and may allah guide us all to the better.

[@alherakhan2789]

Need more videos like these mashallah your doing a great job Alhamdulillah. Keep them coming ❤️

[@queeno9010]

I love how you explain things it’s really beautiful and logical ❤️

[@mer9185]

بارك الله فيك. I just found you through twitter and I'm so glad I did. I love the way you explained your ideas, especially the one about Hijab being "a choice" because I struggle with explaining it too even though I understand it fairly well. The question about women and men being "equal" - to me, Islam acknowledges those inherent differences and it shows in what we must and must not do as men and women... it shows in those very differences. And it's through those differences, those roles, and those acts, that we build a society together. The harmony is honestly beautiful. And no one is being wronged because, like you said, it's about justice, not equality. But Jubilee and the likes represent the ideas of an individual-oriented society. So they don't consider the harmony of living together or creating a society together, but rather make it almost like a competition. And if I understand correctly, that's where the struggle between feminists and their opposers comes from imo. Who deserves to be treated How. So they default to equality, while we know it's unfair for both genders! And like, I think ome has to consider that we were created by God, He knows us better than we know ourselves. So if we start delegating roles ourselves with a competitive mindset, it'll be a mess because no side can truly understand the other. But by obeying God, we know for a fact that we'll have jutice. It's things like that that make one realize that Islam is truly a blessing. One last thing - the guy at the end saying that "if it were to him, inheritance would be 50-50". Oof. No sir. WE. DON'T. GET. TO. ARGUE. Like, not only is the inherence issue suuuuper complicated and takes into consideration many many relations and roles and all (definitely beyond my current knowledge level so I can't get into it) BUT ALSO. We know. That God is just. Even if something doesn't make sense to YOU, rest assured that we've been shown plenty of other examples of God's wisdom and justice so that we can accept that sometimes some things are beyond our understanding and that's okay. You can't just say "that doesn't sound okay to me so if I could, I'd change it." I'm hoping I misunderstood because that's... really not okay. { وَمَا كَانَ لِمُؤۡمِنࣲ وَلَا مُؤۡمِنَةٍ إِذَا قَضَى ٱللَّهُ وَرَسُولُهُۥۤ أَمۡرًا أَن یَكُونَ لَهُمُ ٱلۡخِیَرَةُ مِنۡ أَمۡرِهِمۡۗ وَمَن یَعۡصِ ٱللَّهَ وَرَسُولَهُۥ فَقَدۡ ضَلَّ ضَلَـٰلࣰا مُّبِینࣰا } [سُورَةُ الأَحۡزَابِ: ٣٦] anyway. I talked a lot. sorry. and again, بارك الله فيك.

[@theurbanfarm202]

I loved this video!! Thank you for making it

[@natalie7346]

I really really enjoyed watching this thank u Mouna may Allah swt bless you

[@tuanaatav]

In my opinion, I think you should wear the hijab when your ready. When you UNDERSTAND the meaning of it, and do it only for Allah, not for your family, to satisfy them. If you don't do it for the right reasons, if your heart isn't with it, you can end up hating it and the minute you come home you take it off. Hijab should be weared with joy.

[@firetube2ndchannel]

She literally explained why that’s wrong in the video

[@tuanaatav]

@@firetube2ndchannel I agree with the opinion that it is mandatory but some hijabis, their journeys are starting at a different time. There are people who wear it at 12 then their are people who wear it at 16 and people who wear it at 22. They don't all start of immidently when they got their first menstruation.

[@firetube2ndchannel]

@@tuanaatav yes I agree sister

[@nouriaa28]

@@tuanaatav Sorry, this is like a month late lol. So tbh, there is never a "perfect " time to wear hijab. Lots of times you won't wake up and be like, " todays day to wear hijab!" I think it's important to understand why you wear hijab. When I started to wear hijab, I didn't really understand the true reason behind it and the full idea of modesty. You should learn about hijab. But the thing is, it's better to wear the headcover when you are not ready because there won't be that day where the sun shines perfectly at your window and the birds are singing and you decide you are ready. Because everytime you go outside your representing islam and that's a big thing. Taking baby steps are good too but also we were told to wear hijab so we should. It's hard but with hardship comes ease.

[@factual_facts2428]

@@tuanaatav i am girl but sis believe me there is no literally perfect day to start smth u start or not thats it. i mean what suddenly that person die ? or dont open her eyesin next morning? girls can learn about it through her journey its just excuse that saying they are not ready pr smth

[@jenniferh189]

The irony to me is that, in the Western world, a Christian said the same things...they would be criticized by "progressive" society wholeheartedly. Because we are so afraid of judging other cultures, we tolerate Muslims who espouse these values.

[@kenzahcarstairs5417]

This ^^^

[@liisamazingayye6710]

you're so right

[@Hamzaben9]

Do you want Muslims in the west to be criticized by the progressives for having these views? or do you want all religious people be able to express these views without being criticized by the progressives? or do you want the Muslims silenced by the progressives and for the Christians to be the only ones to express their religious views ?

[@jenniferh189]

@@Hamzaben9 the second option

[@seri4837]

I don't , listening to it is like being in a cult

[@user-rj5od7bq7l]

Hijab is mostly misinterpretted. Hijab is basically covering your awrah , your gaze , controlling your tongue etc etc. But people always equate it with the head covering of a female when in reality HIJAB itself is composed of many things.

[@halimaamna864]

I’m glad I found your channel❤️❤️ thank you for explaining everything so beautifully 👏🏻

[@AdnanAsSylheti]

Allahumma barik, excellent video!

[@ih3artk4tss]

Omg I absolutely agree with everything you said you said it so well may Allah bless you

[@Reree-gz5bg]

So glad I subbed your channel. Love your humour & willing to post in this channel ❤

[@zaynie6836]

you’re answers are soo good!! like how do u explain everything so well? MashAllah you really know how to get a message across and explain ur ideas perfectly. good video!

[@iLikeWaffleFries952]

Hello sister. I just found your channel a few minutes ago and I love hearing you talk about all this! I'm 12 and i just wanted to say that you remind me of my mum who died when I was 6. She use to wear a headscarf like you and covered her face and she use to speak like you. I have been scared to be judged by everyone at my school by wearing at headscarf. But after hearing you speak about this, I have realised I am disobeying Allah. I am going to start wearing it when the holidays are over.

[@HaDoOoShSmile]

*I wish this video would reach those people on that video...i love how u explained every question and every answer God bless u*

[@rifahtasmin9436]

Your very inspirational mashallah and I like how you explain the topics!

[@missali2019]

Maimunah's expression in the thumbnail tho😂😂 I love you sisso

[@Mounabaah]

This face just sums up my opinion on this video 😂

[@vishnupriyasi4149]

bruh u cant see the face

[@Mo2002_6]

Love watching ur videos from Somalia 🇸🇴

[@rabiya_the_tempeller]

Assalamu alaikum mouna sis! Actually you should there for answering the questions! Masha'Allah! Very perfect answers! That's really makes me realise or inspiring... Way of expressing that's really good dude💝✨❤️, barakallah fik,Ya Allah Yakfi 🤲🏾❤️✨☝🏼

[@h.c.7565]

Loved this Video!! Today with so much misinformation muslims have, everything you said felt so good. Litterally gave my heart Peace.💖

[@justaminan]

It does take a lot of courage to come out and share your experience with others. The problem is that we as Muslims don’t give other Muslims a break, we know what’s required and we don’t do one thing or another for everyone else we do what we do for Allah SWT. I think you were to quick to judge people harshly nothing personal at all. Just constructive thoughts

[@Ash-N-Sav]

Assalamualaikum. This video reaction was spot on...and the ending for the last question you displayed but didn't comment on...tickled me. That reaction and response spoke volumes. "Then they just talk about themselves..." 18:35 ..new subbie here... Jazakallah khairan sister💖

[@A..B3]

Please make more videos like this it was entertaining to watch and informative i learnt a lot thanks!

[@victoriaprokopets6496]

To be honest I'd just marry who I want without my parents approval. It's my life not theirs. I think parents shouldn't get to decide what their adult children get to do with their life.

[@emxlyy8092]

agreed

[@liyanatassim1291]

This is true to an extent but most of the time when you have the blessings of your parents the marriage is better. This comes with experience. Secondly, your parents want what is the best for you and they know you better because they are your parents. You think you know you better but your parents were there when you were an infant and sees your inner personality. But, if I was your parent I would say go for it. Marry who you wish, with prayer and support insya Allah it will work. If it doesn't then perhaps listening to your parents might not be such a bad thing.

[@sanjidasami7504]

Mashallah sister loved your explanations may Allah reward Jazzakllah Khairan

[@anupampunj7916]

to be honest, I feel like she was neglecting/underestimating a little bit rudely with guy with the white shirt. check the video, people, Muslims, are commentating on how good of a person he is. i feel like he's a more open and understanding Muslim than Mouna. to me , she felt a little bit arrogant and dramatic and 2 opinionated

[@tamjidanjum215]

such an informative video and I love the way you speak. May Allah bless you sister.

[@gihiyilan5905]

JazakAllahu khair sis, I truly benefited a lot from this video!

[@xmohd2011]

People come from diff backgrounds and envrioments. Just because you read enough and had knowledge doesn't oblige you to make fun of their wrong thoughts. We, Muslims, should hold the hands of other Muslims and guide them to the right direction. I could not help not to hate your reaction video because of your reactions. I'm sorry.

[@raulrahaman9863]

Not being sarcastic but when was she hating to their answers?

[@nighatparvez9446]

She wasn’t making fun of their opinions she gave an answer with explanation

[@raulrahaman9863]

@John J Have you stopped to think these verses have a context behind them? Wouldn’t the world be in chaos if all muslims followed what those verses say?

[@rvkw0]

You're spitting facts everytime sister may Allah guide us

[@Arbiter13307]

honestly i learned a lot about things I didn't think of and the stuff u said about equality really was eye opining for me and I agree 100%

[@anushrighosh2202]

Masha’Allah amazing video sister! You get straight to the point. I would love to hear your opinion on the next part of the video as there are lots of conflicting views surrounding those topics.

[@queeno9010]

I’m a new subscriber and I 100% agree that you should’ve been invited.

[@Mounabaah]

Aww thank you for subscribing 😭 I’d have catches some hands from the purple lady after I think 😂

[@hanamana8417]

@@Mounabaah 😂😂😂😂😂 I imagined 😂😂

[@Yasmine-eo9tf]

Asalamualaykum!! Loved this video! I agree with you 💯

[@Mounabaah]

thank youuu 😍 my sister has the same name as you 😏

[@asmaomar5999]

I would have said the same thing you said but you said it more precisely and perfectly explained. Love the video you should do more video like this. ❤️❤️

[@YasminaElwishahi]

your explanations are so easy to understand mashaAllah

[@mariar3933]

MashAllah. Self confidence in deen is as important as in personality.

[@aishaqva3006]

They're lying while saying ' i have strong relationships with ALLAH even if i don't pray'. If you'd have, than you will be afraid of ALLAH and love ALLAH so you'd definitely pray. Like saying that i don't have a time really selfish. If your boss would call you 5 times a day you would answer it, if someone would invite you to wedding 5 times you would go, and so... You only don't have time to pray? they need to stop lying to themselfs.

[@Mounabaah]

May ﷲ swt strengthen our relationship with Him swt 🥹 yes, before I was practicing I was telling myself the same… it’s a way of self protection to make yourself feel better, knowing what you do is bad…

[@aishaqva3006]

@@Mounabaah amin, i am happy that you do better now. It's blessing from ALLAH.

[@yasminsheikh7838]

Agreed with every comment made sister, very rational and logical. AllahumaBarik 😋💗

[@ChocolateMonkeh]

I'm so happy to have found your channel. You are promoting and SHOWING how a muslim woman should be. Yes I know its controversial for Muslims in general to be on social media altogether but when there are so many muslimah "influencers" saying you can bend all the rules so you can fit in society, it's nice to have genuine muslimah counteracting those girls. May Allah guide us all 😊 please keep being the strong person you are How you explained wearing vs not wearing the scarf because you think you need to build up to being good enough was PERFECT and something I am struggling with for a long time.

[@amatulla715]

A great answer on the violence question. Muslims can defend themselves and the religion.

[@bubbleteakun]

thank you i was waiting for a muslim influencer to comment on this video

[@naidasaldic17]

I think on half of the questions I would be standing in the middle😭 as you said it's not that simple, I agree or I don't agree. It's much deeper and can be looked from different sides. I strongly agree with everything you said. So beautifully explained. May Allah guide us all and help us earn knowledge ❤

[@lalasee2873]

Girl your Deen is not subject of choices what you agree or disagree your whims of desire that's not how it works for Islam We have a standard static reference that we go back to

[@naidasaldic17]

@@lalasee2873 ofc it's not, I never said it is. I just pointed out that everything she said is right. I probably worded it wrong, didn't think it might come off this way. Sorry for misunderstanding.

[@lalasee2873]

@@naidasaldic17 it's okay 😅

[@Maryxm11]

The way i had the same reactions as u watching that video😭 honestly love that way you were 100% honest and truthful and brought up really good points. Subhan’Allah some people just can’t accept the truth and its like they’re fighting against the sunnah and Allah’s words as if they have a choice. May Allah swt guide us all

[@khellege]

Mounabaah!!! Yes sis! This is me yelling at the screen when I watch these videos. It makes me sad how confused and ignorant of Islam most Muslims are in the West. May Allah guide them.

[@sumeya1923]

May allah guide us all. It is not just in the west and it aint most btw.

[@wulfiii1490]

islam, the religion in which you consider dying in labor a blessing

[@wulfiii1490]

@Hazel bazel the girl called it a blessing, not me ;)

[@wulfiii1490]

@Hazel bazel nah if you dont see how ridiculous this is then im good.

[@wulfiii1490]

@Hazel bazel if at least ISIS and Taliban didnt think that its better to withhold the painkillers from their wives because that pain will mean blessing - but i can see you dont care about real life and what ideas like these cause, so bye

[@wulfiii1490]

@Hazel bazel i never said that? But no problem im used to muslim strawmaning the hell out of me.

[@wulfiii1490]

@Hazel bazel because they dont let their women take painkillers while they give birth because of this belief. That's what i wrote and it is not unrelated.

[@roselhassani1688]

I love hearing what you think about certain things. Pls keep doing more videos

[@bernadetteb.baguette3822]

Finally someone who gives the answers i would give, may Allah give all of us understanding of the deen and accept our good deeds. Ameen. Also I love where you ended it off like -ToT

[@mrslundy1535]

As a non-believer I really love your videos. I grew up in an Islamic country so the things you say are not strange to me. The reason I love your channel is because you speak very right and confident. What I mean by right is, the Quran is the sacred book and the main source for any Muslim individual. So if you claim that you believe in something, you have to behave like you believe in that. For example I can say that I am Muslim right now and I might live like a non-believer as many Muslims do. As I said I have an Islamic background so back when Í was younger, these are what I used to think either. You might belong to any religion and you cannot just interpret it as how it fits on you.

[@mrslundy1535]

@John J ok john.. let me give you my adress and come and kill me ok?

[@HaDoOoShSmile]

*"If they are not inviting me, then I'll invite myself"* 👌🤣🤣🤣🤣 *Rright on girl* 😄 *I just discovered ur channel/Instagram today and I can't stop watching ur vids...and btw you are really pretty Mshallah ( ur eyes remind me a lot of Shraddha Kapoor)* ☺️

[@melisasultantopaloglu]

Thanks for the beautiful video much love to you sister ♥️

[@uqmakhatoon]

Loved loveddd lovedddd this video sister!! I watched this video from spectrum a few weeks ago and I was so disappointed with most of the answers. It would be amazing if you can post more videos like this. LOTS OF LOVE FROM INDIA❤️❤️ MAY ALLAH BE PLEASED WITH YOU. DO REMEMBER US IN YOUR PRAYERS.

[@tigimer_0393]

I started wearing hijab at around 9 years of age (so around grade 4) not thinking anything of it. But when I wore it to my first day of school (mind you I was feeling extra cool with it on 😂), I kind of dealt with a lot of bullying (people yanking my hijab off and things like that) and it really shocked my 9 year old self. I definitely was NOT ready for the burden of things like that happening to me, but I still stuck with it because I'm that type of person ✌. I feel that in my own opinion, we should educate the little muslim girls that at some point in their growth, they are going to start to wear hijab, but don't throw them or force them into it because though it is an obligation, there still needs to be education on the topic and understanding beforehand about the purpose of wearing it and since we live in a world where people are scared of anyone different, there should be mental prep involved especially for young kids. For example, you (person who made this video) probably educated yourself beforehand on meanings of hijab, purpose, and dealing with hate (since a lot of the time, hijab is what everyone sees when thinking of islam for some reason), etc so you would be 100% prepared to wear it when the time came. Hijab is such an important part of islam and it is literally the face of islam so education is key. I really wish I had been prepared for that before wearing something that clearly has such a deep meaning. I literally had ZERO conversation with my parents for something that was going to be an obligation I would have to live with for the rest of my life. I hated my hijab for a while because of it, but soon I started to look online about purposes of hijab, made friends who don't bully or hate me because of my hijab, and now I love my hijab and I wont take it off, but it low-key did terrified me as a kid, like I was literally scarred when it happened because I wasn't properly educated. 😂 (also off topic of hijab but about men unable to nurse, I've done a bit of research but some men are able to lactate and feed their child. Its very rare though. There is apparently proof of this from a tribe where men actually breastfeed called Republic Of Congo's Aka Pygmy tribe)

[@AlaHussen]

you killed me at the end sister xD, jazakallahu khayran for your reaction to this, it honestly is refreshing to see Muslims with the same mindset because nowadays people want to throw their beliefs away for other people

[@aasmaidrees255]

I was so much waiting for someone with more knowledge to react this vedio. Really appreciate it sister. May Allah always guide us to righteous path.

[@sayna7527]

Wow...this is my first time watching you and I am impressed. The way you expressed why hijab is mandatory and why men and woman cannot be equal. May Allah bless you!! will be subscribing and watching more of you :)

[@wulfiii1490]

"islam is not a violent religion" Ibn 'Abbas said: "The Messenger of Allah [SAW] said: 'Whoever changes his religion, kill him.'" It was narrated from Ibn`Abbas that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: “Whoever you find doing the action of the people of Lut, kill the one who does it, and the one to whom it is done.” are you gonna cherry pick hadiths you agree with?

[@wulfiii1490]

@Hazel bazel Lol my country has no death penalty but sure cite it, im really interested in how do you know what my country is.

[@hks_uz]

As a Muslim female I have strong objection from this video, especially Mouna's comments. Is she an Islamic scholar? Is she a saint? Who gave her the right to judge other people? Yeah, right, you think that you know the right way, and everybody who doesn't do as you do, are automatically wrong?!!! Oh, please! You mean to claim that Allah has direct correspondence with you - that you and only you know what Allah wants??? Girl, you need to grow up!

[@tasnimtayfa3898]

You don't have to be an Islamic scholar to state right facts, for example her commenting at the very beginning of the vedio about not exposing our sins, I very strongly agree with her not just opinion but for certain, a fact, who do we think we are or you are to expose ur's or others sins when Allah swt is keeping them hidden? And other than that there is absolutely no problem in having harmless opinions nor is there a problem with stating straight up pure facts.

[@estrellamarina27]

this is the first video i´ve seen of you and i´m already suscribing

[@ademawol7509]

I never interact in the comment section but after watching this video I had to.... @Mounabaah well said, May Allah Bless you for what you said Wellah literally... Believe me I was cringed watching the entire video, and I am glad you said what you said. I was relieved that Muslimah like you exist in such platforms that educate the Muslimah society, Alhamdulillah for that. And finally, Masha'Allah to all you had done and will continue to do in the future insha'Allah, May Allah make you Qudwa to the Muslimah Society. Keep up the good work and Jazakhi'llahu Kheiren....