The Spiritual Wisdom of Hijab | Ustadha Maryam Amir

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Ustadha Maryam Amir gives comforting spiritual insights about the stigma surrounding Muslim women wearing and not wearing the Hijab (headscarf) and the mental health issues and isolation associated with them.
This program was sponsored by ISGH: Islamic Society of Greater Houston on October 23, 2020. It was proudly delivered via the Muslim Community Center - East Bay (MCC East Bay) in Pleasanton, California.
Ustadha Maryam Amirebrahimi received her master’s degree in Education from UCLA. She holds a second bachelor’s degree in Islamic Studies through Al-Azhar University. Maryam has studied in Egypt, memorized the Quran and has researched a variety of religious sciences, ranging from Quranic exegesis, Islamic jurisprudence, Prophetic narrations and commentary, women’s rights within Islamic law and more for the past 15 years. She’s featured in a video series on faith produced by goodcast.net called The Maryam Amir Show. She actively hosts women who have memorized Quran from around the world to share their journeys through the #FOREMOTHERS campaign. She is an instructor with SWISS and Hikmah Institutes and has served as a bonus lecturer with AlMaghrib, DiscoverU and more. She has been interviewed for her work by major news outlets including BBC, NPR and CBS. Maryam’s focus in the fields of spiritual connections, identity actualization, social justice and women’s studies have humbled her the opportunity to lecture throughout the United States and the world, including Jerusalem, Mecca, Medina, Stockholm, London, Toronto and more. She holds a second degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and speaks multiple languages.
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[@jocelynns4400]

Alhamdulilah, we need more videos like this that break it down bc some women are actually interested in wearing hijab the way it pleases Allah SWT instead of what’s just cute.

[@alittleatinyatiny1821]

Alhamdulilah

[@yesaltafbhat3650]

You're doing a yeoman's job, Ma'am! May your lifespan extend!

[@Juju.684]

Thank you!!!!!!! Amazing!!!!!!!!!!! I wish this was here for me when I was younger. Thank you for the work you do. May god reward you ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Me-ev7rn]

Allahuma Barik, can’t tell you how much this (and your work in general) helps me. Jazaki Allah Kheiran sis ❤

[@alhamidalmahmood]

Beautiful !!!!

[@treectrice9180]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️💕🧕🏽

[@samlem8229]

❤

[@shabanamo2451]

I have a question. Is it better to wear hijab in a non Muslim women's gym?

[@euirjoon]

If its an only-women gym then why would you wear it

[@pinkflower6872]

@@euirjoon. True, my sister typically goes to an all women’s gym, Muslims non Muslims, women from almost every faith, and she takes it off (unless she’s near a window where maybe men can see) because it’s much easier and much more breathable, and Islam isn’t a burden, it came as an ease. Since the whole gym is only women, she can take it off and it seems easier considering that she wouldn’t want swear in her hijab and ruin it. All you have to do is make sure to put it back on after working out, and inshallah it should be halal.

[@treectrice9180]

Alhamdulillah

[@abdolahadulkaderabdolahi2451]

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