There is NO Hijab in the Quran? (Brilliant Response)

Another doubt that needs to be deconstructed is the claim that there is "No Hijab in the Quran". This is another claim that has been brought about in a time where there is increasing pressure to modernize certain Islamic rulings. We take a look at this claim along with many others, in the latest episode of Destroying Doubts.
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[@Just_A_Stranger]

In fact, these people have a god which is (desire) Allah (ﷻ) says: - { Have you seen he who has taken as his god his [own] desire } - { But if the Truth had followed their desire, the heavens and the earth and whoever is in them would have been ruined. }

[@Just_A_Stranger]

When you read the word “most of them” in the Qur’an, you will find after it... !!! (disobedient, ignorant, are turning away, not use reason, do not hear, do not be grateful,...) So be one of the few in whom Allah Almighty said: (And few of My servants are grateful) (But none had believed with him, except a few) (A [large] company of the former peoples And a few of the later peoples) (except for those who believe and do righteous deeds - and few are they) Ibn al-Qayyim, may Allah have mercy on him, said: You must follow the right path, and do not be dismayed by the few pedestrians. And beware of the path of falsehood, and do not be deceived by the abundance of those who pedestrians. may Allah made us and you among the righteous and Success people.

[@frhazccccc.4691]

Assalmu alayikum wr wb May I please re upload this video . Jazaka Allah khair

[@mamo_o739]

ماشاء الله

[@almustasimrazin6989]

Brother, can we dubbing your video in our language and publish in our channel

[@TRasheed94]

It seems nowadays everyone is given a platform to speak on Islam except for the scholars

[@emir6536]

The scholars get locked up in jail in Saudi Arabia

[@mahmudghaznaviaurangzeb2019]

😭😭

[@Jamzy789]

So true

[@mohammeddoja6089]

انه زمان الرويبضه، الرجل التافه يتحدث في امر العامه كما قال النبي صلى الله عليه واله وصحبه وسلم

[@mohammeddoja6089]

It's the time of vain men who talk about big topics without any knowledge.

[@syedbilalali9474]

When she exposes her body: "It's her choice" When she covers it: "This is oppression"

[@salmanshaik2886]

Well said brother ❤️

[@KPG790]

When she covers it by choice "it's her choice" When she covers it because she is forced to "It is definitely oppression"

[@maryamkhan5522]

@@KPG790 I agree. No one should be forced.

[@gdog8170]

@@KPG790 When she doesn't cover it because of current society's beauty standards: "It is definitely oppression"

[@KPG790]

@@gdog8170 again if she decides not to put the hijab on because she feels she isn't meeting the beauty standards then it's not oppression.

[@nausheen9979]

'Little knowledge is dangerous' after listening to the lady I feel that it's totally proven

[@justsomeone3150]

I feel like she knows the truth.... She's just trying to change it according to her desires. If she knows that hijab is not there in any verses... Then wouldn't she know what khimar is? Of course out of curiosity she would find the other word for hijab.... She just wanted to spread lies as she wants

[@peanutbutter-bananashake]

@@justsomeone3150 Trust there a lot of this trying to take us away from the Deen, lot this feminist movements trying to bring ther rubbish trying to destroy Muslimah cuz they know how Powerful Islam is But Allah is the best of planner's it's are Job to raise next generation of Muslimah upon the correct Aheedah ( belief ) kzbin.info/aero/PLELnxupXgVCJGRaNnvoQsZ8fJdwzlP6Fr

[@nausheen9979]

@@justsomeone3150 the worst part is being a Muslim she is saying these things

[@ramad2704]

Right ! May Allah guide us ,Ameen 🖤

[@Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook]

@@nausheen9979 people believe in what they do according to their experiences

[@adelabushi6571]

I watched the whole video that was given in parts before starting to wear a hijab. I was already practicing islam as a new Muslim and I loved it, however it was so hard for me to wear the hijab. I was trying to find some videos or perceptions to convince myself that hijab was not compulsory. After deeper research nothing could convince me that hijab is optional! Therefore for anyone trying to find a way out there is NOT! And by the way after wearing the hijab I fell in love with it! Biggest blessing after having found islam!

[@peanutbutter-bananashake.]

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[@MrSabir22]

You are blessed sister

[@mariar3933]

Wow sister I'm in your struggle at moment. It feels just so right

[@smdcoco005]

ma sha Allah that you CHOOSE to wear it and you love it...but please don't invalidate those who either can't for some reason or don't want to...it is their way of staying with Allah and finding comfort in him.

[@curiosity9347]

. What blessing??? It gives "Bald look" to a woman... Hijab, Niqab, Abaya etc these all were tactics to prevent "fitnah" arising in MEN, it was mainly devised for the benefit of men n not women, Nature has given us beautiful hairs etc dont treat them like a curse! Plz come out of Stockholm Syndrome...Watch Ex-Muslims videos also e.g. Apostate Prophet, Apostate Alladin, Nuriya Khan (holyhumanist) n think over their perspective also.... . .

[@farazkhan6886]

Them: you should wear whatever you want. "When muslim women wear hijab" Also them: you shouldn't wear hijab, but you should wear whatever you want..

[@user-youdontknowme]

*face desk*

[@eddyramli5319]

😆😆😆

[@subham99vlog]

She is talking about those who r forced or unwilling to wear hijab !! She is saying u must be free to wear hijab when u feel to wear and remove when u r free to remove that's all ..... No one is aginst of hijab !!

[@xxakanehimexx3840]

@@subham99vlog She clearly stated in her talk that hijab is not a requirement in Islam.

[@abhinavsharma2179]

@@xxakanehimexx3840 it isn't . Hijab was never a requirement .

[@dimasirawan6014]

To all muslim brothers and sisters may Allah SWT allow us all to meet the next Ramadhan and Eid Al fitr. Aamiin

[@ibrahimgoraya3355]

Ameen

[@rumenmia530]

Ameen

[@StarKid786]

Ameen.

[@amanbaig6581]

I'm here in Ramadan😍

[@brownsugar6231]

A women could dress to her specific culture or time !!!????? Hell no she didn't ! Sounds like she's been paid to toot that horn she's blowing . I'm not a born Muslim nor were my parents Muslim till the day my Lord saw it fit to take them from this world and I know what that woman is saying is a bunch of hog wash ! She really doesn't know Islam........then why do the run to these public platforms ? Makes you wonder 🤔

[@h.2277]

I started hijab when I was 14 alhamdulillah. With my own will.

[@peanutbutter-bananashake]

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[@zs5072]

Mashallah

[@lalavo1116]

💕💕💕

[@ashrafjahanshaikh889]

Me too

[@okensinha]

Why?

[@GamingWithMus]

"Today I have perfected your faith for you, completed My favour upon you, and chosen Islam as your way" Surah Ma'idah

[@haylobos8261]

You don't practice the way of Mohammed. You practice idolatry. There are no magical veils. That is idolatry.

[@silwatmahmud4672]

@@haylobos8261 Do elaborate pls. I'd like to have a constructive conversation with you about this to increase our knowledge

[@haylobos8261]

@@silwatmahmud4672 He said the verse says cover your breast with your headscarf. So it does not explicitly tell you to cover your head. And using your headscarf to cover your breasts is just ridiculous. Nobody does that. So khimar does not mean headscarf. And Christians do this. The nuns. It was something brought by the Christians. Their priests are more crooked than the ordinary Christians. But they distinguish themselves by what they wear. However God cares for deeds and not clothes. Even the Bible. Then they think veils have magic and will protect them. But that is idolatry. Clothes don't have magic.

[@Fahad2k1]

@@haylobos8261 Yeah. Walk around naked. Cause God cares about not dress.

[@mynmeisname4825]

@@haylobos8261 we do practise the way of prophet muhammad s.a.w. Our practise is not idolatry lol are u living under a rock

[@FawadBilgrami]

Unfortunately this is what happens when they learn religion through Google. May Allah Guide us all. Ameen.

[@SAAD92ification]

It's shiekh Google be respectful 😂

[@twobits7310]

they even don't learn it from google, they just want to change the islam according to their life style.

[@zepp3lin]

They learn from google but you learn from KZbin right Because you're here on KZbin commenting.

[@ayeshadeshmukh5718]

KZbin is owned by google

[@Veritas-dq2hs]

not accurate. google is just a means. I've learned lots of true Islam from youtube/google.

[@sunye.a]

I'm a Muslim myself (الحمدلله) nobody forced me to wear hijab or burqa and i feel confident when I'm in my hijab it's like protection to me i don't feel insecure about anything wheneven I'm in my hijab..hijab is all about modesty if you wanna wear it you wear it just like me i wear a hijab and i feel comfortable in that it's a part of me my self confidence goes up when I'm in my hijab hijab is not only about covering your hair or your chest it's about one's identify it's about who you are i feel proud that I'm a muslim and can wear a hijab الحمدلله

[@muhamadrasulaziz7716]

All praises to God ❤️

[@muhamadrasulaziz7716]

Alhamdulillah😊

[@Flash80085]

❤️

[@Natalia-cm8ez]

I want this confidence too.😭👏🙌🤲 Pray that Allah gives this hidaya to me too. Ameen

[@Flash80085]

@@Natalia-cm8ez ameen

[@nadirasaed6506]

I'm a Muslim 26years old all that time I wear my hijab I covered all my body ❤❤ love my religion Islam from Somalia

[@AbdoAbdo-bc2xu]

May Allah bless you and reward you for obeying him and loving his religion

[@s.b.m..688]

MaaShaa ALLAH

[@EVILAKUMA]

Great sister.

[@my4beautifulhusbands771]

So?

[@TLEGEND1]

JazakAllahul khairan qaseera fidduniya wal aakhirah

[@PhetogoNoore]

I’m a revert and before I even took my shahada I had a spiritual awakening and covering my hair was the most natural thing to do, I didn’t read it anywhere, it was a feeling I had to honour myself and the creator of all that is and I understand that everyone is different, for some people taking off their clothes is a form of honouring the creator or a form of liberation and I totally respect that. What’s unfair is to constantly criticise that which is foreign to you. Let us wear our hijabs in peace.

[@Guyanababoo217]

I understand what you're saying, and I totally agree with you. But, don't you think that it's wrong to propagate something as a sin and make it mandatory when there's no mandate for it in the Quran? For a Muslim woman that's not a choice anymore, it's being imposed upon her. As a woman in general, it is her choice, but from an "Islamic" perspective the choice doesn't exist. I understand in your case, you've had a subjective spiritual awakening, but that doesn't apply to the general ruling of mainstream Islam. There could be millions of women wearing the hijab solely because they believe it's mandatory. Maybe they're struggling everyday because they don't actually want to wear it, but because they believe Allah commanded it, they do it for the love and honor of their creator... and not wanting to be sinned for not doing it. I'm not against the hijab or the choice of wearing the hijab. I'm against the wrongful imposition of it. It's vile and disdain.

[@soup4500]

@@Guyanababoo217 Hello, the headscarf that covers the chest is mandatory in the Qur'an as explained in the video.

[@haylobos8261]

Revert sounds a lot like born again. Get out of here with that protestant nonsense. And hijab is idolatry. There are no magical veils. You are an idolater.

[@Guyanababoo217]

@Julie Alba I've read the Quran multiple times and I know all the verses pertaining to modesty. If there's something specific that you believe I've missed, please feel free to cite the verses. I am claiming beyond the shadow of a doubt that the Quran does not mandate head covering.

[@haylobos8261]

@Julie Alba How you going use a headscarf to cover your chest? You talk nunsense. No woman does that. Because it does not work. You would have take it off and wrap it around your chest. But that would leave the shoulders exposed and the stomach. Which is not allowed. They are just talking baloney. No khimar means something other than headscarf. Words have many meanings.

[@monticae]

Ugh I saw that Ted Talk. I really wish they would consider taking it down.

[@iffat-un-nisa6139]

I do wish the same.

[@osman654]

This is all Satan's plan

[@reza_3q]

Do you have the link?

[@salma00092]

@@reza_3q here's the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXuYk3eegrVsorM

[@shahee6579]

So dangerous I saw it years ago and thought it was an epiphany moment . I went around saying it's not obligatory. May Allah forgive me .

[@bellaspage8908]

Some people need to educate themselves before they start saying such things

[@Yasser-2]

Or they're getting paid or something

[@aldeen9190]

Some women thinks that if they dont wear hijab that they will easier get married and get to higher status but any normal muslim would never marry woman that is not wearing hijab.

[@bellaspage8908]

@@aldeen9190 exactly I totally agree

[@bellaspage8908]

@@aldeen9190 it’s part of our religion to wear modestly and cover our hair

[@perfume9328]

bruh in Ted talk she mush feel really embarrassed

[@mamtikaba3925]

I grew up in a country that does not encourage covering the body at all. I hated people making relationship decisions based on what they saw of me. When I became Muslim I started wearing hijab and no one could see the shape of my body or my hair especially the men....alhamdulillah

[@maxee5908]

Mashallah I also want a sister like you , a mother like , a daughter like you.. You are great my sister

[@shakawathhossain1249]

Welcome to islam sister.You have made a grate decision.

[@stupidnerdy4591]

that's exactly why i love wearing it it's like i have the power on whom has the right to see my body , i don't want to give a free show to the men on the street lol

[@princeoftheves1549]

@@stupidnerdy4591 Hijab is protection

[@Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook]

@@stupidnerdy4591 exactly all that is the matrix world- lust greed temptation desire

[@vy4109]

I'm a Christian living in Malaysia. Once when I was going out with some Muslim friends, i wore a hijab in public for the first time. I was just curious to try. My friend helped me put it on and Idk why but the process of putting it on and looking at myself in the mirror afterwards made me feel really wholesome. I think, wearing hijab does make me feel modest and elegant at the same time. I even go as far as daydreaming the thought that, wouldn't it feel so sweet if my future husband will be the only man to be bestowed the special gift of seeing my bootiful hair hahahaha..

[@NaturalSeaWave]

Yes it's to protect and maintain her honour, good conduct, religious commitment and chastity Haya ie bashfulness, self-respect, shame, shyness, humility, modesty ☺️ and you are right it is only for her hhusban to see, And as for the husband to lower his gaze at All times, And both men and women no freemixing with out necessity because it can lead to affairs, Cheating, forni cation etc. May Allah Bless You Sister ☺️♥️. Malaysia is👌

[@Ready2see]

Excellent 👌🏼! May Allah bless you

[@gothorn2758]

Of course. Look at every depiction of Virgin Mary either in statues or paintings. What she's wearing? Head covering aka hijab. 😁

[@toufiq-ul-alam6475]

still single? sister?

[@isamibrahim8643]

@@gothorn2758 but in modern day majority muslim conservative country. Her veil wearing is still immodesty.

[@yazeedabdullah2098]

Why don't you make a playlist called (Brilliant response )

[@Melmanthemd]

Yes yessss

[@_dahlia.may_]

YESSS this needs more likes so OnePath can see it in sha Allah

[@hva22]

Yes!!!!

[@sanazafar4500]

In Sha Allah

[@borndifferent3211]

MashaAllah. Brilliant idea!

[@MS-oz9ye]

This is a waste of time to listen to these People ! All you have to know, ISLAM is our religion, that NO ONE can change. .. This is a BOOK with rules, that you have to follow, witout changing nothing period. Bye.

[@MS-oz9ye]

@Salafiyyaaa thank you ! I Will not waste my time to answer you...because you are not even important !you are the kind of People that we Just throw inside a bin without thinking. .lol ! Oooooo by the way, only GOD WILL JUDGE YOU NOT ME!BYE 😀😀

[@jasnoordhaliwal1770]

@@MS-oz9ye "you are the kind of People that we Just throw inside a bin without thinking", if Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'Ala) were to ask you ask you about what you said against your brother, Wallahi you will be filled with utmost regret.

[@jasnoordhaliwal1770]

@Salafiyyaaa "You are a waste of time", if Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'Ala) were to ask you ask you about what you said against your brother, Wallahi you will be filled with utmost regret. Have Taqwa of the Most Merciful.

[@MS-oz9ye]

@@jasnoordhaliwal1770 dont worry ,I Will answer GOD, not you !and only GOD knows All my meanings behind it, bye.😊😊

[@fisebilillah4406]

@Salafiyyaaa For the sake of Allah!! Do you not fear Him to speak and behave like that without thinking? *You are on the same opinion* and you argue and insult each other. What kind of adab is that and where is your patience? Why do you think do we have so many problems when you argue about something you agree with each other. The brother reffered to the woman and her likes as a waste of time. La Ilahe il Allah!

[@محمدالحربي-ط9ح4ب]

People trying to interpret the Quran and dean by their own way...acting like they know more than the scholars. اعوذ بالله

[@detectivepatchouli8266]

this is why when scholar said "do not learn the Deen and Quran by your own , learn it from someone who has the knowledge to do so , if you learn it by yourself , you are basically learning with syaitan"

[@nigmonster]

@Mehamed kaddih bro did u even watch the video?

[@JahannamHellfire]

The punishment of the Hellfire. AS Hell has various levels, in some of which the torment and horror is greater than in others, so the people of Hell will be given different levels of punishment. According to a Hadith narrated by Muslim and Ahmad from Samurah, the Prophet (peace be upon him) said concerning the people of Hell: “There are some whom the Fire will take up to their ankles, others up to their knees, others up to their waists, and others up to their collarbones.” According to another report, “up to their necks” (Muslim in Kitab Al-Jannah wa Sifaat Na’imiha, Baab Shiddat Harr an-Naar, 4/2185) The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) has told us about those who will receive the lightest punishment in Hell. Al-Bukhari reports from Al-Nu’maan ibn Bashir who said: “I heard the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) say, ‘The person who will have the least punishment among the people of Hell on the Day of Resurrection will be a man under the arch of whose feet will be placed a smouldering ember, and his brains will boil because of it’. Al-Bukhari and Muslim both narrate from Abu Saeed Al-Khudri that he heard the Messenger of Allah Almighty say, when his uncle Abu Talib was mentioned: “Maybe my intercession will help him on the Day of Resurrection, so that he may be put in a shallow part of Hell, with fire reaching to his ankles and causing his brain to boil.” (Al-Bukhari in Kitab ar-Riqaq, Bab Sifaat Al-Jannah wan-Naar, Fath Al-Bari, 11/417 and Muslim in Kitab Al-Imam, Bab Shifaat an-Nabi (peace be upon him), Ali ibn Abi Talib, 1/195, Hadith no. 360) Many ayat confirm the different levels of punishment that will be given to the people of Hell: “The hypocrites will be in the lowest depths of the Fire...” (Qur’an, 4:145) “..and on the Day when the Hour uprises (it is said): Cause Pharaoh’s folk to enter the most awful punishment. (Qur’an, 40:46) “Those who reject Allah and hinder from the Path of Allah, for them will We add penalty to penalty, for that they used to spread mischief.” (Qur’an, 16:88) Al-Qurtubi said, “This topic indicates that the kufr of the person who simply disbelieves is not like the kufr of a person who oppresses, disbelieves, rebels and disobeys. There is no doubt that the infidels will suffer different levels of punishment in hell, as is known from Qur’an and Sunnah. We know for certain that the punishment of those who oppressed and killed the Prophets and Muslims, and spread corruption and disbelief on earth, will not be the same as the punishment of those who simply disbelieved, but treated the Prophets and Muslims well. Do you not see Abu Talib, how the Prophet (peace be upon him) will bring him up to a shallow level of Hell, because he helped him, protected him and treated him well? The Hadith narrated by Muslim from Samurah may be interpreted as referring to the infidel, as there is a Hadith about Abu Talib, or it may be interpreted as referring to those monotheists who will be punished.” (At-Tadhkirah, p. 409) Roasting of the skin The Fire of the Almighty will burn the skin of the infidels. The skin is the site of sensation, where the pain of burning is felt, and for this reason, Allah Almighty will replace the burned skin with a new one, to be burned anew, and this will be repeated endlessly: “Those who reject Our Signs, We shall soon cast them into the Fire. As often as their skins are roasted through, We shall change them for fresh skins, that they may taste the penalty. For Allah is Exalted in Power, All-Wise.” (Qur’an, 4:56) Melting One of the kinds of torment will be the pouring of Al-Hamim over their heads. Al-Hamim is ultra-heated water; because of its extreme heat, it will melt their innards and everything inside: “... then as for those who disbelieve, garments of fire will be cut out for them, boiling water will be poured down over their heads. With it will melt or vanish away what is within their bellies, as well as skins.” (Qur’an, 22:19-20) At-Tirmidhi reported from Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) that the Prophet (peace be upon him) said: “Al-Hamim will be poured on their heads and will dissolve through until it reaches their sides and all their innards will drop out, until it comes out of his feet, and everything is melted, then he will be restored as he was.” He (At-Tirmidhi) said, “It is a sahih ghareeb hasan Hadith.” (At-Takhweef min An-Naar, p.145, Jaami’ Al-Usool, 10/540) Scorching (the face) The noblest and most dignified part of a person is the face, hence the Prophet (peace be upon him) forbade us to strike the face. One of the ways in which Allah Almighty will humiliate the people of Hell is by gathering them on their faces, blind, deaf and dumb, on the Day of Resurrection: “...We shall gather them together prone on their faces, blind, dumb, and deaf; their abode will be Hell; every time it shows abatement, We shall increase for them the Fierceness of the Fire.” (Qur’an, 17:97) Then they will be thrown on their faces in the Fire: “And if any do evil, their faces will be thrown headlong into the Fire: “Do you receive a reward other than that which you have earned by your deeds?” (Qur’an, 27:90) The Fire will burn and cover their faces forever, with no barrier between them and it: “If only the unbelievers knew when they will not be able to ward off the Fire from their faces, nor yet from their backs, and no help can reach them!” (Qur’an, 21:39) “The Fire will burn their faces and they will therein grin, with their lips displaced.” (Qur’an, 23:104) “Their garments of liquid pitch, and their faces covered with fire.” (Qur’an, 14:50) “Is then one who has to fear the brunt of the penalty on the Day of Judgement his face?” (Qur’an, 39:24) Look at this horrific scene that makes one shudder! “The Day that their faces will be turned upside down in the Fire, they will say, “Woe to us! Would that we had obeyed Allah and obeyed the Messenger.” (Qur’an, 33:66) Do you not see that just as meat and fish are turned over when they are cooked, so their faces will be turned over in the Fire of Hell. We seek refuge with Allah Almighty from the punishment of the people of Hell. Dragging Another of the painful torments that the infidels will suffer is being dragged on their faces into Hell: “Truly those in sin are the ones straying in mind, and mad. The Day they will be dragged through the Fire on their faces: “Taste the touch of Hell.” (Qur’an, 54:47-48) Their pain at being dragged will be increased by the fact that they will be tied up in chains and fetters: “...But soon shall they know, when the yokes round their necks, and the chains, they shall be dragged along, in the boiling fetid fluid, then shall they be burned.” (Qur’an, 40:70-72) Qatadah said, “They will be dragged once in the Fire, and once in Al-Hamim.” (Ibn Rajab, at-Takhweef min an-Naar, p.147) Blackening of the faces Allah Almighty will blacken the faces of the people of Hell in the Hereafter: “On the Day when some faces will be white and some faces will be black; to those who faces will be black: “Did you reject Faith after accepting it? Taste then the Penalty for rejecting Faith.” (Qur’an, 3:106) This is intense blackness, as if the darkness of night had covered their faces “But those who have earned evil will have a reward of like evil, and ignominy will cover their faces. No defender will they have from Allah. Their faces will be covered, as it were, with pieces from the darkness of night. They are Companions of the Fire, they will abide therein [for aye!] (Qur’an, 10:27)

[@sofiaarif6413]

@Mehamed kaddih she said there were none but in reality there is.

[@محمدالحربي-ط9ح4ب]

@Mehamed kaddih You need to learn some manners mate...

[@Sky22_00]

Y’all are trusting everything scholars say as if they specifically asked Allah the questions you ask. If you think a little you will realize Islam isn’t everything these scholars preach. Islam is so much more than a scarf you wear on your head. Islam is a how to guide on life. Allah sent the Quran to help guide us and navigate our way on this earth. Y’all are really trusting hadiths that came out after the prophets death, and scholars who are flawed and humans? Men have hair too. Women are just as sexually attracted to men. We are told to lower our gaze. In the Quran allah tells us to cover our chest and bosoms and if he wanted us covering our hair we would have clearly said hair. Mens bodies are beautiful too if you ask women. Men have beauty too. I was a hijabi who was so convinced wearing my hijab then suddenly something overcame me and I realized the truth. Wake up. Khimar was what Arabs used to wear as a head covering to protect them from the sun back in the days of the prophet. The Quranic verse tells women to use the piece of clothing to cover their chest and bosoms because they used to have them out. Allah talks about modesty but no where does it say cover your hair. Wake up people. We are so easily brain washed. I grew up in the Middle East being told if I don’t wear hijab I go to hell. Where does it say that in the Quran???? Where???

[@rtxz5697]

Quran clearly didn't say cover the hair because they already had their hair covered to begin with quran just added to cover the chest with this khimar. If you are still saying that the purpose was to cover the chest only then why didn't Allah say in the quran "wear something that cover the chest". Why did the quran use khimar to cover the chest instead? The order was clear "use this khimar to cover your chest". The order wasn't "cover your chest". You said one day something overcame you and you woke up? Let me assure you that this something was the shaytan. Quran also doesn't say not wearing hijab you will go to hell but it also says disobeying Allah's orders will make you go to hell. Don't let the shaytan convince you that you are not doing a sin. Al-Haj - Verse 53 لِّيَجْعَلَ مَا يُلْقِى ٱلشَّيْطَـٰنُ فِتْنَةً لِّلَّذِينَ فِى قُلُوبِهِم مَّرَضٌ وَٱلْقَاسِيَةِ قُلُوبُهُمْ ۗ وَإِنَّ ٱلظَّـٰلِمِينَ لَفِى شِقَاقٍۭ بَعِيدٍ All that so He may make Satan’s influence a trial for those ˹hypocrites˺ whose hearts are sick and those ˹disbelievers˺ whose hearts are hardened. Surely the wrongdoers are totally engrossed in opposition. "Let there be no compulsion in religion truth is clear from falsehood". And hijab is clearly a fard. May Allah guide us all.

[@rtxz5697]

And for the point that you made why women and not men. Allah says An-Nisa - Verse 32 وَلَا تَتَمَنَّوْا۟ مَا فَضَّلَ ٱللَّهُ بِهِۦ بَعْضَكُمْ عَلَىٰ بَعْضٍ ۚ لِّلرِّجَالِ نَصِيبٌ مِّمَّا ٱكْتَسَبُوا۟ ۖ وَلِلنِّسَآءِ نَصِيبٌ مِّمَّا ٱكْتَسَبْنَ ۚ وَسْـَٔلُوا۟ ٱللَّهَ مِن فَضْلِهِۦٓ ۗ إِنَّ ٱللَّهَ كَانَ بِكُلِّ شَىْءٍ عَلِيمًا And do not crave what Allah has given some of you over others. Men will be rewarded according to their deeds and women ˹equally˺ according to theirs. Rather, ask Allah for His bounties. Surely Allah has ˹perfect˺ knowledge of all things. Allah tells us not to look at what the others have and say why them not us. Each of us men and women have our own restriction our own things to follow we are not the same. But each of us will be rewarded only according to their deeds. Allah ends the verse that he has all knowledge he knows what we don't know. He knows why women and not men and we should obey him. I am not saying dont look for the wisdom behind this. It is okay look for the wisdom of why women and not men but what I am saying is dont let the idea of "this doesn't make any sense" make you think that hijab is not fard. This is basically how Allah tests us sister. Will you follow my orders? Or will you follow your desires? An example of this is the story of Hajr (AS) when prophet Ibrahim(PBUH) left her on the desert. Did she say why me and not you? No but she said if Allah says so then he will not leave us astray. She believed that Allah has all knowledge that Allah knows what she doesn't and that doesn't make it right to disobey Allah's orders. Al-Jathiyah - Verse 23 أَفَرَءَيْتَ مَنِ ٱتَّخَذَ إِلَـٰهَهُۥ هَوَىٰهُ وَأَضَلَّهُ ٱللَّهُ عَلَىٰ عِلْمٍ وَخَتَمَ عَلَىٰ سَمْعِهِۦ وَقَلْبِهِۦ وَجَعَلَ عَلَىٰ بَصَرِهِۦ غِشَـٰوَةً فَمَن يَهْدِيهِ مِنۢ بَعْدِ ٱللَّهِ ۚ أَفَلَا تَذَكَّرُونَ Have you seen ˹O Prophet˺ those who have taken their own desires as their god? ˹And so˺ Allah left them to stray knowingly, sealed their hearing and hearts, and placed a cover on their sight. Who then can guide them after Allah? Will you ˹all˺ not then be mindful? Allah is All knowledgeable our desires aren't. Allah is the one we should worship and not our desires. WALLAHI WALLAHI sister if Allah told men to wear hijab I would have wore it without any questions bcuz I know there is a reason behind this even though I don't know it. I might look for that reason but I would never said Allah didn't say that or else I would have made something veeeery wrong. Sister please never let shaytan deceive you for your own good. I don't want to be a witness against you in the day of judgement. Wallahi I am not following scholars blindly either. Wallahi I want your good. I don't want to make restrictions upon women for no reason. WALLAHI.

[@rtxz5697]

I as a man can say why should me the husband pay for everything in the house and my wife shouldn't pay for anything according to shariah law. Why should I pay for her clothes although she has money? For her kitchen utensils let's say although she has money? Even for her makeup although she has money? But I know that Allah made this for a reason. I am obligated to pay everything and not her doesn't mean that she is very happy and living peacefully and she is a millionare bcuz she doesn't pay. She still suffers way too much while trying to deal with my children. She still keeps shouting all the time day and night bcuz my children do not want to listen to what she is saying while I am at work. She has her own obligations too. She has her own things to do too. Her own restrictions too. It is not a challenge I repeat but rather we should still do our jobs (notice: That doesn't mean a woman's job is to stay at the house shouting at children My wife just wants that lol) . We (men and woman) should still both of us do our obligations that Allah commaned us to do. But we do not have the same obligations. So we shouldn't look at what the other gender has while we don't bcuz we also have things the other gender doesn't. Allah is all knowledgeable all wise he told us to do those things for a purpose. Finding the purpose can increase our iman but if it goes to the point of disobeying Allah's orders that's bad now.

[@lizaazman6243]

A scholar from my country got a PhD in Hadith Studies from university of Jordan said the hadith that says women go to hell for not wearing hijab is a fake hadith.

[@saeedashahnaz]

​@@rtxz5697 You are very knowledgeable brother, may Almighty strengthen your imaan n may he increase your knowledge in abundance. These people need to understand that being equal doesn't means being the same. Men and women both have their respective duties. May Allah guide us.

[@zaintbreez5178]

These r the same hypocrites which scholars mentioned that there lies will be right infront of ur face and they wont hide it. When u talk about Oneness of God, They will talk about Humanity just to satisfy desires of misguided people.

[@salmahassan6998]

My hijab🧕 is my dignity, my beauty💫, my honour, my diamond💎, my respect, my own crown👑and what makes me more beauty💫⚡and I'll never ever trade it for this temporary world😊 Alhamdullilah🤲

[@moinulislammahin2045]

meanwhile feminist you imprisoned you forced

[@salmahassan6998]

@@moinulislammahin2045 I was not forced to wear it but it's my choice and I proud to be different🧕💫💎

[@moinulislammahin2045]

@@salmahassan6998 Well that is what they donot understand it is not forced although they are making themselves look like SE@ object without realising and walking with pride to be a free one lol funny it is they donot understand this

[@beautifulrecitations4227]

Ma sha Allah

[@bellevien854]

I think the guy 'trolling' means well, it's just his English is not so good.

[@artemmaaa]

I was waiting for a video like this. That tedtalk made me so annoyed people in the comments actually agreed with what she was saying without no knowing the truth

[@strangetraveller7399]

people love speaking about islam with no knowledge, if only they knew the truth.... May Allah protect us from such deception

[@AbdoAbdo-bc2xu]

But sister their already a response to this video from 3 years by brother Mohammed hijab and Ali dawah on KZbin...you can search it for more details

[@artemmaaa]

@@AbdoAbdo-bc2xu yeah i saw that one but i forgot about it. Its nice to have a video short and well edited video talking about it

[@rummanahlaly5012]

Yes when I first watched it it was in me home page and I got really confused it left me with doubt in my heart but this video has cleared it up

[@primierromanov4887]

Seen any muslim female jinn wearing hijab lately?

[@weirdo5424]

Society: Women should be able to wear whatever they want! Girl: *wears bikini* Society: Yasss liberation! Another girl: *wears hijab* Society: And you just crossed the line…

[@Flashbackpika]

When a Nun covers her head , she's called religious When a Muslim Women cover her head , she's called oppressed When a Jew keeps a beard , he's called Religious When a Muslim keeps a beard , he's called Terr orist

[@FaaizFaheem21]

Lmao yes Like literally tf is this logic😕

[@RIPer-rg2cz]

Look I'm a Muslim too. What you're doing is taking a certain minority among the Muslims who have the freedom to wear the hijab or not to wear it and using them to represent the entire Muslim community. Most women wear it because it's mandatory in their country. The women you talk about won't face any consequences from her land if she takes the hijab off but an average muslim woman in a muslim country will. Basically they're forced because either it's the law or a social obligation which they can't ignore. The woman you talk about had a choice but the majority don't. And stop comparing nuns to Muslims. Nuns aren't an average follower of their religion. They've chosen their path and can back away from it anytime without anyone judging her every movement. If a Muslim woman takes her hijab off you know what will happen in the most Muslim countries. The nuns are usually above average followers of their faith while an average muslim woman is an average follower of our faith. Stop with these bland comparisons you'll get destroyed in an actual debate. If anything, this comparison is hypocrisy from us muslims because we are taking the exceptions and using them as an all out example. If every one of the followers had free choice then your comparison would've worked. We are Muslim and follow Allah so we can't do whatever tf we like. The others shan't understand. But this bland comparisons are just stupid and can be used to mock us further.

[@weirdo5424]

@@RIPer-rg2cz I 100% understand where you’re coming from and I even agree with you as well. However, those things happen in the eastern part of the world is the exact opposite yet still the same response in the western part of the world. If a woman chooses to wear a hijab in the west she’d be mocked but if a woman chooses to take off her hijab in the east she’d be crucified. I’m against both however, I’m talking about the aspect of the west. It’s truly sad that not everyone of the east can move to the west. But for those who do, why do you think they want to move to the west? So that they can practice Islam the right way without any force of ridiculous ideologies. You’re so right but just understand who and where I’m referring to.

[@ldhiya23]

@@Flashbackpika oh the double standards

[@halcyonhominum]

I saw that Ted talk and I couldn't get it out of my mind for days. I was so confused. It's DISTURBING. And Jazakallahu Khayran for posting this video. It's a huge help.

[@worshipthecreator9081]

Don't listen to them. Turn to Scholars, Muftis and Ustadahs for your information. Sister Tammayah Zubari is one example. She explains in English. May Allah swt reward her, her parents & family with goodness in this life and Jannah Al-firdaus...in the hereafter.. Ameen.

[@halcyonhominum]

@@worshipthecreator9081 Summa summa ameen. Thank you! I'll go check her out!

[@worshipthecreator9081]

@@halcyonhominum Wa iyyaki.. you are most welcome sister

[@halcyonhominum]

@Polygamy not for me! My Choice Jazakallah khayran wa kaseerah hon!🌸 This really was helpful!

[@halcyonhominum]

@@jellyfishi_ True. I have learnt not to believe in everything I listen. Thank you for your kind comment!

[@syedmd.s9568]

They are trying to change Islam according to their desires,it's a sign of munafiq😭😭.May allah protect us from this fitnahs Aameen

[@fatumahasan1750]

Amiin

[@sayithowitis6824]

Yes And then they want all of The promise that Allah almighty has promised to not change They want success on earth and in the hereafter But they want to change what Allah almighty has asked from us. Why? Because it’s the 20th century and times have changed. Just ignorant people that want but don’t want to give. It is just sad

[@ProjectFurqan]

May Allah protect us from all fitnah. 🤲

[@shaheezamajid2118]

Aameen 🤲

[@naeemwzr7479]

Ameen

[@hodhanabdi3117]

Amiiiin

[@beautifulrecitations4227]

Aameen

[@takiyaazrin7562]

@@shaheezamajid2118 We captured some of the women as captives, and the long separation from our wives was pressing us hard and we wanted to release sperms outside of the women. We asked Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) (whether it was permissible). He said, "It is better for you to release sperms inside. No soul, (that which Allah has) destined to exist, up to the Day of Resurrection, but will definitely come, into existence." Sahih al-Bukhari 2542

[@omarfaruque527]

Girls who say that hijab isn't mandatory or that its not in the qur'an are just giving excuses not to wear it.

[@TheQuizmecca]

Khimar comes from verb Khamara...to cover. Fanatics added Head covering...clowns!!!

[@omar_hamawi]

@@sumatra_7174Sister everyone has a different test and this is yours and your test is different compared to men so with all due respect in Islam do not be a coward and if people look at you so what you follow Allah and people who look down on you will enter hellfire if they do not accept

[@ramisama88]

@@omar_hamawi dear brother im not saying this because im with or against hijab just to make it clear but who are you to say whats her test? also allah swt clearly said dont throw yourselves to your own doom maybe she will gain more rewards wearing hijab but u cant know whats her test nor its not up to you to mark her as a coward as a brother you pray for her and wish her guidance thats the way of islam not enforce fear and leave her with no choice best of luck for both of you peace

[@rawaawaa9840]

It's not that's why...

[@loverofindiaindian626]

​@@TheQuizmeccaalso means intoxicants

[@Delicious__Food.]

Don't try to change islam for your own pleasure even no one can change...Allah hume sahi rah pe.chale❤️

[@welcometolife4237]

True

[@abdullahx4908]

Don’t change islam to please non muslims

[@DragonSlayer-jd9ky]

@@abdullahx4908 I'm sure we will never change it for them

[@takiyaazrin7562]

@@abdullahx4908 We captured some of the women as captives, and the long separation from our wives was pressing us hard and we wanted to release sperms outside of the women. We asked Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) (whether it was permissible). He said, "It is better for you to release sperms inside. No soul, (that which Allah has) destined to exist, up to the Day of Resurrection, but will definitely come, into existence." Sahih al-Bukhari 2542

[@haylobos8261]

You did. Ain't magical veils. That is idolatry.

[@Daza-La]

Imagine discrediting 1400 years of scholarship for the pleasure, validation and acceptance of the those that absolutely despise your Lord and His blessed messenger.

[@ashishbhatt7035]

only 1400.. there are religion that date back to 5000 years. Yours is just the tip of iceberg

[@ashishbhatt7035]

@AkiHimura islam is not special. Just a religion like thousand others. And also if your religion is so insecure and punishes you for bullshit then i think you need to rethink.

[@ashishbhatt7035]

@ ok why dont u answer my few question then. Below verse if from your shitty quran. Do u mind explaining it to me , how it killing others peaceful? If your religion justifies the killing why should I not criticize it. But once the Sacred Months have passed, kill the polytheists ˹who violated their treaties˺ wherever you find them,1 capture them, besiege them, and lie in wait for them on every way. But if they repent, perform prayers, and pay alms-tax, then set them free. Indeed, Allah is All-Forgiving, Most Merciful.

[@thecoolestfaisal]

@@ashishbhatt7035 that verse is referring to the polytheists that broke their peace treaty with the muslims

[@thecoolestfaisal]

@@ashishbhatt7035 also read the previous verses and the ones after it. Don't just take that verse out of context

[@Yoromo77]

Wearing hijab has been very difficult for me due to my cultural background, however, this is commanded by God in the Torah, the Bible and the Quran so I decided to wear it only because I’m thankful for all the blessings Aláh SWT has given me that the least I can do to show appropriation is being obedient. However, for all the enthusiastic people who overwhelm the new converts, give them some time and teach them more about Aláh’ love and compassion.

[@fallendown8828]

Just don't wear it. You are forcing yourself to something unnesesarry. Allah will not give you sin to not wear a peice of cloth to your head in my opinion at least. Belive and pray, thats what is important

[@bonnienero9415]

not demanded in Judaism or Christianity. Only when attending synagogue or, in the past, church!

[@Meerab_ag123]

@@bonnienero9415 Lol, did someone ask?

[@bonnienero9415]

@PATHAN COLA you are not correct! To the best of my knowledge Jews must still wear scarf to synagogue; Catholics and perhaps other denominations of Christians wear head covering when attending church!

[@mariauriz2868]

@@fallendown8828 i am agreed with you. Inshallah

[@maybe_line9572]

My hijab makes me more confident and safe

[@peanutbutter-bananashake]

kzbin.info/aero/PLELnxupXgVCJGRaNnvoQsZ8fJdwzlP6Fr

[@mohamedmustaqh563]

@@peanutbutter-bananashake ?

[@laylaqasrany7696]

in Jordan, when a virgin looses her virginity before marriage, she wears hijab

[@maybe_line9572]

@@laylaqasrany7696 in our country it's not like that Actually most of girls wear hijab not for this reason It's our protection 😇 It prevents from these kind bad results

[@abbulaleem4189]

@@laylaqasrany7696 no hijab protects virginity actually

[@maymunahabdulqadir5289]

u know what i watched that women video and i ws so confused as i had doubts before also and yesterday only i asked Allah that please help me and today i find this video 😭😭🙂🙂🙂 edit thnks guys these are the most like i have ever had love ❤️ u all

[@jalanetauraa3600]

Macha'Allah 🎊

[@lionheart6848]

MaschaAllah

[@GabrieLight]

I see your pp. Doubts in covering or the style of hijab? Are you Arabian?

[@allaboutzax]

❤️

[@Mo9ala7]

Don't watch such videos ..ignore them completely.. shaitan tries to put doubts as Allah exposed Shaitan in the Quran when shaitan said i will come to them front , back, left and right.. here the front is when he puts doubts in the case of hereafter . So i advise u to completely ignore such videos and those people who try to put doubts and dont have religious knowledge.. and also advice u to watch the miracles of the Quran.. from a real Islamic channel like merciful servant. Etc.. this had help me a looot in regards to doubts and kept me firm. . ALHAMDULLILAH.. may Allah help us all .Aameen

[@MhmD-TH]

I think to be simple, this is a 'progressive' mindset They think that with the passage of time, we are always better than people in past, in general, morals, ideas, not just technology But Islam is built on following the prophet ﷺ and his companions, and Islam is the truth, that's something that cannot be corroded or changed by time

[@sickdead]

Really? What are your views on a 50 plus man and a 6 kid? Then consummate at 9?

[@shifashamsu9509]

@@sickdead dude...in olden days every man used to marry like that. child marriage was abolished in the recent years (50 years ago). also our prophet married khadeeja (r) when he was 25 and she was 40. just read quran only then you will understand about it...other than fathima(r) all other women he married was widow. he saved those women.

[@sickdead]

@@shifashamsu9509 yes dude, I heard that before, it's OK in those days and some societies. But it's NOT OK nowadays right? Times change. That is my point. Morals change with time and society, morals of even a 'perfect' person in the past might not be applicable today. Its was OK for men to have younger boys too, and also siblings, now we have a name for all that. Let say 2000 years ago, a man and his sistrr lay together, although it's OK in that society and time. What do u call that action? If only Bush 'saved' kia soldier's widows he send to war huh? Oh yeah khateejah, isn't she a rich merchant, daughter of a tribe leader and the Prophet used to work for her?

[@packinheat2775]

@@sickdead no dude it doesn’t work like that 1400 years ago the way the male and female bodies grew and developed were a lot faster than now so they were pretty much adults or teens almost becoming adults. Also I would also like to note that the prophet peace be upon him had multiple wives who were older like the brother said above this is not a track record of a “creep” please be careful what you say I can understand where you are coming from to a certain extent. But please look into detail from correct sources (islamic scholars) and ask God (Allah) for sincere guidance and understanding. One last thing is that Aisha was going to marry someone else older than her too , I forgot his age but this is another evidence to show that she was mature. I mean the prophet literally waited for marriage consumption and her parents or no one in the society had a problem with it. Until now people didn’t have a problem with it due to their ignorance. Hopefully this helps May Allah guide me and you to the straight path and keep us steadfast.

[@MonoXZY]

Aisha was about to marry a disbeliever before our prophet (SAW) as well and it wasn’t even his idea to marry Aisha, Allah commanded him to.

[@eg12p34]

People who take their religion guidance from Ted Talk are literally buying a one-way ticket to hellfire. 😂

[@AbdoAbdo-bc2xu]

I think in their heart they know what they are doing is wrong but they need to justify their sins anyway

[@aminah761]

Exactly

[@abdulhalim9800]

Exactly! From Ted talks lol

[@noordin2293]

They want to change the Quran so what they are doing is not sinning I once was like that but now I understand the haram and the halal clearly. I quit music Bc I finally understood its haram

[@blockbuster_i_am]

No, that is going too far. Not all ted speakers are full of bs.

[@eliasz527]

This is not a “brilliant response” but a rather deceptive response. His only argument was maliciously changing the meaning of the word “khimar” which simply means “veil.” Most translations of 24:31 says “veil” not “head covers” and even if it did say headcovers, this does not even make it a command. The command was for women to cover their chest area and the Quran gives a way to cover that area. So there is no command from the Quran that says women must cover their hair no matter how much mental gymnastics you guys make. Even in the authentic hadiths there is no command for women to cover their hair. This command appeared rather 50 years ago by petrol-funded Saudi Wahabis who corrupted Islam to fit their political agenda.

[@ahlulhadith6367]

If you don't wear the hijab then that is a major sin. But if spread misgudiance by saying hijab isn't wajib is way worse of a sin. It could lead to you become a disbeliever. Because your legislating and discarding the legislation of Allah. May Allah protect us

[@fisch6108]

Agree, may Allah forgive us all

[@ABDULQADIR-yy6qm]

"But if spread misgudiance". this is Fitna .

[@feisalyahya5462]

I couldn't say any better. JazakaAllah

[@ahlulhadith6367]

@Haitham Ali Asalamu alaikum wa rahmatullah 😊 Yes it's not apart of the 7 destructive sins. But I saw on islamqa that it is a major sin. As non mahram men will see the women's hair and beauty. And public sins are way worse than private sins. But I don't know if there is a position that says it's a minor sin. Allahu Alam JazakAllah khair. May Allah reward and bless you and guide us all

[@ahlulhadith6367]

@Haitham Ali Akhi Kareem it's wajib to respond to the salams of your brother. Perhaps you didn't see or read it. Asalamu alaikum wa rahmatullah. The scholars have differed over the definition of major sins. You seem to follow the opinion that it is only the 7 destructive sins. I don't. Sahaba such as Abdullah ibn Abbas (ra) don't hold that view. And scholars from the salaf up until now hold different opinions on this. This is not an issue of ijmaa by the Sahaba, salaf and scholars. So with all due respect you can't force the position you take onto me. JazakAllah khair for making me realize the mistake of my first sentance. That is wrong. It should be take off. may Allah reward you

[@booknerdjebbi5037]

I'm a Palestinian raised in Sweden and I've gotten a lot of looks and snide comments about my hijab. So in that sense I get what those people mean. In my country now, a hijab draws attention instead of diverts it. But it doesn't draw sexual attention which means it is serving its purpose. And that's the distinction that these people can't make. Even if it draws attention, it doesn't sexualize me, it does the opposite.

[@HitherandYarn]

Good point.

[@sadianikhat6372]

My hijaab is my dignity, my honour and I am wearing it because I am precious .

[@mlkseth9811]

May Allah keep you precious and solidify your dignity till the day of reckoning. Ramadan Kareem sister

[@abrakkhan7460]

May Allah Almighty keep u happy, healthy and prosperous. Stay blessed forever...

[@pratheeshlal5687]

😂😂

[@An_Aspirant2001]

@@pratheeshlal5687 apki path kyu rahi hi??

[@pratheeshlal5687]

@@abrakkhan7460 sorry can't understand hindi...

[@moa3810]

Head cover was a sunnah Before Islam. Quran does not say the head cover is hijab.

[@Meme_Schooled]

thank you thank you for giving a perfect explanation

[@haylobos8261]

You can't cover your breasts with your headscarf. He is a WhaabiSalafi lying sack of chit. There are not magical veils. That is idolatry.

[@bakura9683]

not covering? not fine but ok, just leave the islam and its sharia alone!

[@MrGrits]

@@osman654 No what bakura mentioned is correct Cause the prophet (pbuh) in his final sermon mentioned clearly that the message of Islam had been delivered. Therefore there is no necessity of additional modifications or changes. Also he mentioned about 73 odd number of sects will emerge within Muslims ummah and *ONLY* one; I repeat *one* sect/faction shall be entitled to jannah....please try to understand this on a serious note....Thank You

[@dose143]

@Osman...you misunderstood the poster, he is not saying she should leave Islam, but she should stop lying about sharia and islam

[@dose143]

@@osman654 dude, what are u even talking about? If u are told to stop doing something bad you were doing, there is nothing wrong with it. And telling someone who is spreading lies about our religion and say stop it, why does it look so wrong to you?

[@nahidalhasan3206]

😅🤣✔️✔️

[@dose143]

And now that Osman guy deleted his posts and we look idiots, great!

[@freedom2112]

That girl was highly ignorant and ridiculous in her talk, I’m glad you’ve clarified her misconception

[@muhammadamirun3777]

@super spade wearing a hijab is an act itself . don't come around mumbling excuses

[@danishraza-fu8gr]

Who the hell was that stupid lady ?

[@hibahghaith2940]

Shut up

[@ashrafsiddique1531]

Kidney watch this video-(Why muslim woman wear hijab?)-kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYqUf3qBrNOCg6c

[@alyzak.8997]

Yes. It is sad because she seemed like a genuinely good person. This goes to show how powerful denial can be. Even a decent lady like her can get sidetracked from the divine truth. I'm afraid to say that is the real story of many muslims living in today's modern world. If they were to be guided to the actual truth with compassion, most of them would come back to the real Islam. Most people want to be good. They just don't know how. With others who know the truth but are in denial, like her, it takes a little more like a healthy respectful discussion showing the flaws in her statement.

[@rizkibalki]

But again, the word "Hijab" in the Quran never mentions head covering; 7:46 - 17:45 -19:17 - 33:53 - 38:32 - 41:5 - 42:5. All those ayat talks about hijab as a screen, partition, and a veil that has nothing to do with woman head covering. So how can you put the word Hijab as a part of a woman's covering when the Quran never mentions that??

[@twentydollarbill]

The Quran refers to it as Khimar

[@Hsisjdjdjsis]

The arabic word for cover is Khimar found in the Quran in 24:31.Khumur خُمُرٌ is plural of khimarخِمَار , which in arabic dictionaries has been translated as head cover, however could be understood as any sort of cover depending on tradition Resources and Information. 24:31 God instructs women to use their khimar to cover their cleavage.Covering the chest can be done by any dress.Also to guard their private parts and not to show their beauty spots except that of which is normally shown.The word 'normally' refers to what is correct traditionally.The other dress code is the Jalabib mentioned in 33:59 saying women should let down upon themselves their jalabib.Jalabib جَلاَبِيْبٌ is the plural of jilbabجِلْبَابٌ , which means a loose outer garment.That is all there is to it. In general what is meant regarding women is that women in the community should maintain public chastity and refrain from wearing clothes that show their private parts and avoid incitement of lust and spread of immorality in the community.

[@darren4422]

The veil is not only a head covering, it is a woman's crown

[@arifurr]

Depends on the person wearing it.

[@ninoboy2035]

@@arifurr some of them use hijab just for tiktok.

[@افراحابراهيم-ن4ن]

Periodt 👍👍👍

[@ninoboy2035]

@@charlesrenniemacki crown thing is just a metaphor. If you didn't understand. 😀

[@dgasrana9157]

@@ninoboy2035 just like, when we cant say stupid we say innocent.😂

[@asmiimran230]

I m indian muslim girl M covering my body by hijab because I don't want to show my body infront of others.. I love to wear hijab.. it is sunnah it's our culture.. and also I respect a religion love my India.. proud to be a Muslim

[@samiawaqar1325]

Its not sunnah its obligatory sister.

[@asmiimran230]

@@samiawaqar1325 thanks 😘

[@NaturalSeaWave]

@@dipsy241 kzbin.info/aero/PLELnxupXgVCJGRaNnvoQsZ8fJdwzlP6Fr

[@NaturalSeaWave]

@@dipsy241 that link was Not meant for you, it was for my Sister @Shifa idrisi

[@NaturalSeaWave]

@@dipsy241 And Where your Proof it say that in the Qur'an to kill people and your get Heaven ?

[@belugafan2345]

Quran doesn’t says anything specific about any specific clothes, it simply says cover yourself, protect your modesty.

[@shahmi94]

@task force whisky which part of it is ridiculous if its proven possible with millions of people practicing hijab daily?

[@shahmi94]

@task force whisky 1. Islam didnt change what was written because we didnt use what was written before, in the bible. We follow the Quran and Sunnah. 2. What part of being modest/least seductive suddenly referred as devilish? I thought being more seductive/provocative would be a better portrayal of devil? 3. To where and who are you refering to when you make this claim? What text are you refering to?

[@fantasticism3219]

Why do you only look at the Quran. The sunnah exists does it not?

[@ToHimWeWillBeReturned]

The Quran specifically mentions the Jilbab. 24:30 and 24:31 What are you one about?

[@TheQuizmecca]

@ToHimWeWillBeReturned Jilbsb is Large dress ..No mention whatsoever of COVER YOUR HEAD...ALSO HADITHS were fabricated...Sorry no mention of hijab in Quran. No obligation to wear it.

[@MarilynSmith1998]

It's very difficult for me to wear a hijab because of my cultural background. I know people will see me different. They will judge me and I don't want that to happen. I feel like I'll be discriminated because there's a lot of islamophobia in the world. But I reached a point in my faith in which I don't care for what other people think anymore, I just want to please Allah SWT (even though i don't like to wear it at all, I want to do it for Him). I know with time I will like it, but it's very frustrating cause I can't wear it because of my family. They don't accept that I converted to Islam and they won't let me practice Islam in any way (I always have to practice it in secret, but Allah has made it easy from me, Alhamdulillah). I know they don't understand the real message of Islam, they just have a lot of prejudgements and are worried for me, but I hope one day I can finish my degree and get independent so that I can finally practice Islam in peace without being judged by it. Just one thing: please don't pressure girls to wear a hijab, let them find they're path through Allah and get into it on their own. Allah will guide them, let people make they're own decisions and don't force anyone. You have no idea how difficult it is for someone when people is shouting at you that you're not a good Muslim like "come on just do it, it's not that hard girl"... Don't. Instead, tell them "look, it is commanded in the Quran that you have to cover yourself for you own safety, but take your time. It's okay, don't get stressed, focus on strengthening other parts of your faith and when you're ready, start wearing the hijab little by little. Ask Allah to make it easy for you, and everything will be okay. He loves you, never forget that". And also... Be nicer to each other, I see a bit of bad vibes on the comment section :( May Allah bless you brothers and sisters. You guys are cute for trying to please Allah :') And if He loves you, then I love you too 💕

[@Ahmed-ii7up]

Don't make things too hard for yourself. You have a legitimate reason not to wear it. Besides, hijab is such a minor thing. What ultimately matters is being on the right path, which you are.

[@MarilynSmith1998]

@@Ahmed-ii7up Thank you so much for your words 😊

[@harriskhan7671]

may Allah SWT make it easier and give you more strength in Islam Ameen .. best wishes and duas from England u.k.

[@MarilynSmith1998]

@@harriskhan7671 May Allah bless you ❤️

[@muhammadsaqib8392]

you are such a good person with good heart. I read your comment and it made me happy. Allah bless you.❣️ btw, what's your name now ?

[@DoctorMGL]

the show that she was in , called TEDTALK from a platform to host scholars and professors and tech guru's into hosting random unqualified people just because they wrote a "book" or they did "something" and the ridiculous part is they start talking in things they completely unqualified academically in the subject

[@codeproduct9904]

Couldn't agree more!

[@Triadii]

You judge people based on academic qualifications....

[@siedsakous42]

@@Triadii yes why shouldn't he,,they dnt knw so they shouldn't talk

[@M3H999]

Imam Malik remarked: ‘Whoever is asked about a religious matter, before responding he should imagine both Heaven and Hell before him and consider his outcome in the Hereafter. Only then should he respond.’

[@Asiyah2000]

SubxanAllah very true

[@hyrunnisa997]

Welp I'm never responding after reading this 😅🙃

[@SSC0002]

Can you please give a source for that saying?

[@mynmeisname4825]

@@SSC0002 it's saying of imam Malik But i do agree that he should also provide the reference that where is it written.

[@hmmm3210]

Ted has been consistently promoting liars on their platform .

[@corielake828]

I don't know how or if TED talks validate their speakers content. Lots of videos posted that express speaker's opinion, but presented in a "scholarly" format.

[@hmmm3210]

@@corielake828 they're giving deformists a platform to spread their lies .

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

т̈̈ed̈̈ в̈̈я̈̈ı̈̈ӥ̈G̈̈s т̈̈н̈̈e ω̈̈σ̈̈я̈̈sт̈̈ sـc̈̈ـϋ̈ـм̈̈

[@gofigureYT]

pretty sure some of them are sold-out

[@giselleschwartz6766]

All these people in the comments saying "the Quran says this, the Quran says that" ... STOP. Go away and take your ignorant opinions with you. The Quran is Allah's words and He did order women to wear the hijab, so be quiet!

[@brezbrez7845]

The person being interviewed is mistakenly, FACTUALLY INCORRECT. A ‘Khimar’ (plural: Khumur) is anything which veils or covers something. It does not only imply a head-covering for women as has become commonly applied in its modern day usage . It is NOT the 'PRIMARY ' meaning. It is formed from the root word ‘Kha-Miim-Ra’ which primarily means to ‘conceal or to cover’. A veil is an example of such a covering but it is NOT restricted to it. The same root word Kha-Miim-Ra also forms words such as ‘Khamr’ meaning something which intoxicates (e.g. wine) as it clouds, obscures, covers and conceals the intellect. Again, the core meaning is derived from the understanding ‘to conceal’. Information regarding what women wore at the time of Jahliyya (Period of Ignorance) or what their Khimar’s consisted of, are only known to us by traditions and folklore often centuries removed from source and not the Quran. Many of these narratives are well known to be aggressive interpretations against women. The Quran is and undoubtedly remains the primary source of any interpretation of Quranic words. Note the Arabic word: 'yadribna' which is formed from the root word ‘Da-Ra-Ba’ which in this context means to draw or draw over (as in to cover). This term does not necessarily or exclusively imply that it is to be drawn from a particular location such as the head. Therefore, an ACCURATE rendering of the specific part of the verse in question is as follows: “...And to draw their coverings over their chests” (24:31) The focus is simply on the chest. If one is to remain true to the classical Arabic and the Quran itself, there is also no implication of ‘hair covering’ by virtue of the word ‘bi’khumurihinna’ which simply means ‘a covering’ in its primary sense. The ‘head-covering’ is just one example. SIGNIFICANTLY, the Arabic preposition "BI" meaning "WITH" in "(BI)khumurihinna", which means they are to cover their chests WITH their "khumur/covers/ve". The usage of preposition "BI" is different to the preposition "MIN" as used in 33:59 "(MIN) jalabeebihinna" which means to use a part of their "jilbab/outer-garment" in the modification suggested, i.e. not all of it has to be lowered or drawn near, just part of it. In 24:31 if God intended that part of it (e.g. headcover) stays on the head and part of it be used to cover the bosom, it would have been more appropriate to use "min khumurhinna". Furthermore, the word "yadribna" as used in 24:31 has no connotation of lengthening or lowering in any other occurrence, unlike "yudneena" in 33:59 which does, thus would have been more appropriate to use. Even if "khumur" is taken to mean "headcovers" it should be noted that the order is to cover the chest, not the head - one may cover their head IF they wish, IF it should be their preference AND it would have to be worn NOT AS 'ADORNMENT' presumably not brightly coloured or decorated. For headcover it would have been reasonable to suppose that AllahSWT would have said 'bikhumurihinna sha'r (hair) or ra'as (head)' which is absent. Either way both hair and head-covering can be viewed as adornment/draw attention or attraction, depending on how it is worn and also dependent on the onlooker, so modesty is NOT assured by a head-covering as IN CONTRAST to a fully covered chest/breast covering which is the focus of ''bikhumurihinna''. If the premise/foundation of a belief/understanding is mistaken or corrupted or careless to BEGIN WITH, it doesn't matter how may 'thousands of ulema/scholars' without doing their own homework/ijtihad (Qur'anic instruction btw), have regurgitated these falsehoods down the timeline! WITH ALL THAT BEING SAID, 'HIJAB' which ACTUALLY means 'curtain, divider, barrier' is a DIRECTIVE GIVEN TO MEN, and NOT EVEN WOMEN IN THE BLESSED QUR'AN!!!

[@gozdea5548]

perfect explanation!!

[@merchangdude1565]

2021: wear hijab but dnt close their chest, what the point of wear hijab if dnt use to close aurat?

[@mtnayam]

let us make dua for them, for ourselves too.

[@mtnayam]

let us make dua for them, for ourselves too.

[@mariabibi9514]

I am 13 years old and I really liked what you have done and this helps me that I am not alone there are more Muslim people are out there

[@mohamedizhaan1170]

Alhamdulillah we are always connected as the ummah of nabi-saw n our creator Allah-swt is always with us🤲💪

[@peacenite]

Dont worry you are not alone, Allah with us

[@GAL149]

Assalam alaikum little sister. Their are millions of muslims all over the world & you are the future of our ummah. Prepare yourself according to quran & sunnah, always one step at a time

[@Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook]

Trust your INSTINCS PLEASE when meeting new people and everywhere. - INSTINCS are from your Guardians. Listen to your heart if it feels WRONG then DONT DO IT n keep away from people that put too much pressure on you to do bad things.

[@haylobos8261]

@@Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook Islam tells you to use your head and not your instincts. That is from the lower self.

[@sonicaffairband]

Love the fact that it’s always dudes who got an opinion on hijab while they’re speaking hijabless. The irony.

[@hassanmuse5606]

They are wearing hijab. The hijab for men is different from the woman.

[@jimbob7924]

No brilliant response here at all. The head veil was a cultural thing for both men and women of that part of the world due to the climate and high heat. The arabs there covered their hair before islam came. So Allah tells the women to take that veil and cover their bosoms and guard their modesty. Its basic stuff. Nowhere in Quran does it state to purposely have to hide your hair. It says cover private parts, dress modestly, dont attract attention through dress or the way you walk and to lower your gaze. Its man made hadiths that started 200yrs after the death of the prophet that say a women has to cover their hair. I say stop committing shirk, the Quran is the only sunnah so leave hadiths alone and repent to your lord. Salam

[@Sarah-ro2qt]

Hijab doesn't mean wearing "" Hijab"" It means pardah, meaning securing ur body frm outside world That cloth which we use to cover is hijab. But main motive is the pardah, women are like diamonds of Islam and they need to be kept secure that's all Pls don't Change shariyah for ur comfort Actually prophet (s.a.w) said who so ever tries to makes changes in the meanings if quran is not even Muslim

[@Clan_Killer]

No offence but saying that women are like diamonds and they should be kept secure like in a locker is outrageous. Thats a very misleading statement

[@Sarah-ro2qt]

@@Clan_Killer that's not misleading at all That's truth

[@YummyFables1994]

Hijab means covering your figure, NOT your skin. I feel covering your figure is more important than covering your hair. A man would still gaze at a woman wearing Abaya (the black robe kind of thing) that still reveals all of her figure than a woman who is modestly dressed, with lose clothes, but hair not-covered.

[@zebafarooqui1853]

I guess I too feel the same.... Covering hair... I don't know why it's important.... Female should cover chest so that the body figure is not revealed

[@mangalamusica]

That’s a lot of dancing around and hidden meanings and meanings included inside words to justify covering the head. If God wanted women to cover their hair, he would have said so. And he didn’t. The word “hair” is never used. Drawing an existing head covering over the chest simply means YOU SHOULD COVER YOUR CHEST. How do you make the jump to you should cover your hair? Logic fails here. Aren’t people afraid of putting words in God’s mouth?

[@nafisatabassum1997]

I saw that ted talk.uggghhh. I was frustrated upon the lady.😠😠 People are bringing their own interpretation according to their own need. Brilliant answer 👏👏👏👏👏Let's make this video more viewed then that whatever TedTalk.!😤

[@alivingpun3121]

Exactly if we say that Allah didn't intend this and it was for that particular time.YOU ARE NOT GOD.Remove that misunderstanding.Allah has made Quran a book for all times and if you say that I will follow this and not that,you are not following Islam,you are following your own made by you religion.Thank God Allah guided you.May you always remain guided

[@fisebilillah4406]

@@alivingpun3121 ‘Abd Khayr reported: Ali ibn Abi Talib, may Allah be pleased with him, said, “If the religion were based upon one’s opinion, one might expect the bottom of the leather sock to be wiped instead of the top. I have seen the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, wiping over the upper part of his leather socks.” Source: Sunan Abī Dāwūd 162 Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Al-Albani

[@acaan2669]

@Polygamy not for me! My Choice why are you coping and pasting this everywhere

[@islampeace780]

Like dude hijab isn't a cage or something', it's a protection and Allah's words don't change by progression of time. Islam is Islam always following the same rules. May Allah give us Hidaya Ameen.

[@haylobos8261]

There are no magical veils that protect you. That is idolatry. You are idolaters. Tricked by the WhaabiSalafi devil worshipers.

[@minyoon2008]

these days hijab isn’t protection unfortunately. women are more likely to be assaulted due to them wearing a hijab then be protected.

[@Hyeminracle]

A protection against what ?

[@shabanaasif7868]

@@Hyeminracle you wont understand

[@northstrider6482]

@@Hyeminracle against lustful eyes among many other things.

[@janinemaldonado6806]

Nothing against those that wear extra clothing or less clothing. I think a lot depends where you were raised. I was raised where it snowed a lot. We even went swimming in bikinis in icy lakes as children. We wore snow suits. Head coverings were worn for snow, if you wanted. Boys were taught to respect girls. Girls grew into strong women. Yes you had the occasional boy that got slapped, or punched, upside the head for disrespectful touching. But girls grew up knowing how to defend and boys respect. Wasn't aware of Islam where I grew up. Didn't hear about it or pay attention until after 911. I was almost 30 at that time. I respect Muslims for their beliefs. If I travel to an area where the culture wears hijab, I would too, out of respect. I don't believe clothing will help protect you against a tempted man, though. If they are interested, clothing means nothing. Bless everyone, good fortune too all.

[@user-hz7pk9vb6z]

Well ofcourse every mislim is taught to "lower one's gaze" i.e don't harass others or look at them with wrong intentions. I wear the hijab because it is the order of my Lord and I wear it because I love him and want to obey him.

[@janinemaldonado6806]

@@user-hz7pk9vb6z I am glad to hear your point of view on this subject. Many ladies have told me that they wear hijab because they say it makes them more confident or protects them from men, in some way. I don't believe a piece of clothing can protect one from someone with ill intentions. Thank you for sharing your view.

[@user-hz7pk9vb6z]

@@janinemaldonado6806 Your welcome. You've probably gathered that tye rules of Islam serve many purposes to assist one in their daily life as well as spiritual. Like how gambling is forbidden as even though it has benefits it does more harm than good. But first and foremost a muslim must follow the comandments out of love for Allah not any other benefits as those are secondary.

[@tahsintabassumsaazy9465]

@@janinemaldonado6806 hey!!!! I'm studying the religion, and I'd like you to know that, the HIJAB is noy the only thing that was prescribed by Allah as a protection!!! There so many other things alhamdulillah..just for example, men are told to lower their gaze, it's haraam for a girl and a boy who are gayre mahram( just look for the meaning in islamqa.info) to be alone with each other! It's haram for them to even engage in useless chitchat... They are supposed to communicate only if there's no alternative! Also, no, we don't believe that only a piece of clothing is supposed to protect us!! The Islamic rulings entirely are the solution to that problem!!! I've only mentioned a few.. There are numerous! And even then, if a pervert's determined to do it... If it's in my fate.. It can happen. But according to Islamic rulings, that pervert is supposed to be killed by throwing stones at him(ahhh the satisfaction) And... Hijab is not worn as an protection, it's worn as a dresscode.. Like, compare nudists and regular people. For nudists, the latter wears a bit too much clothing!!! Do the regular people do it in order to "PROTECT" themselves from perverts??? Hell nawwww.. They do it cz that's their understanding of modesty or civilization! Well, for Muslims, the hijab is the standard for modesty! That's it!!! And.. If you'd like to know more about it, then I'd tell you to read some books, if Allah wills.

[@royaneekhalil6488]

Hijab wouldn't protect you because as you pointed out a piece of cloth can't protect anyone. But hijab isn't necessarily about protection from harm from others- it is more meant as a symbol of submission to God's will and as a form of personal shield that instills confidence in you and frees you from having to worry about physical appearances.

[@muslimahsharing4761]

No body ever force hijab on me. I do it solely to please Allah. GLADLY! ❤️

[@duncan3998]

Because he forced you and other female Muslima's.

[@mishkatulafrinifty6754]

I was really shocked when I saw her lying in this way....how can someone try to change the law of Allah!!! 😔😔

[@hamedizzy5137]

Shes just ignorant is all. Rushed to learn a couple.of thing incomplete to fight her battle. May Allah swt guide her. Khimar is VERY clear in the Arabic language. She needs to studying Arabic linguistics to be able to slightly understand what the quran is saying. And if she full wants to understand then she need to also read tafseer. May Allah swt guide us all and protect us from the likes of her kind.

[@johnnicol64]

MBS has changed it a few times already

[@user-k229]

She did not lie! The Quran does not ordain that the a women should wear a head covering. The word, hijab is not in the verses he is talking about, the guy even admits that! If you look at the so called hijab verse, it actually addresses men first!! Should men be wearing a headscarf? There are some cultures, where, in fact, this is so! The khimmar is a cloak tp be worn over the shoulders to cover that which is apparent. It was advised by Rasool to wear a cloak so as to distinquish the new muslim reverts to Islam from the Jews and the Christians. Thus, it was for recognition and not for modesty. Because, all women regardless of religion, dressed decently. If you choose to wear a head covering, no problem, its your choice.

[@hamedizzy5137]

@@user-k229 that's not correct. It clearly mentions khimar. Hijab does not even mean head covering it means a veil. It can be a curtain between 2 ppl. Khimar on the other hand is very spastic to a head covering. So perhaps you're looking for the wrong word. Read the tafseer please.

[@hamedizzy5137]

@@user-k229 look up words like khamir. Means drunk referring to head/mind. Or is a horse had different colours on the head it would be called mutakhamir. Khimar is VERY spasific to the head in the Arabic language. It's very clear. Even mother marry wore a scarf. Religion came down in different chapters. Islam completed Christianity. Why would God move backwards from what he commanded Christians to do? Your argument also lacks logic.

[@classymesopotamian560]

I commented on that TED talk and answered all her points there. For everyone to see the truth. As I wasn’t surprised the owner deleted it right away. Allhamdullilah for Islam and for the Hijab; Alhamdullilah Ya Rab, for Islam being the most perfected and complete religion. Allah u Akbar! Those people I wonder what they’re going to answer on the Day of Judgement. Inna Lillahi wa inna ilayhin Raji’oon. 🤲🏼

[@classymesopotamian560]

@Typhoid Mary what do you mean by hijabaties? Do you mean women who wear the hijab. Also, not all people who wear the hijab have the same manners, morals, ethics nor culture nor level of iman. Neither do those who don’t the hijab. Are all white people the same? Are all Asians the same, or all Arabs? No, so don’t pin point on an entire community of people based on few people’s experience you have had my friend. We’re all humans and we all have our good and bad and it’s only between us and God/Allah. Some of the beliefs you hold with the scarves and round hats relating to do with magic is also certain cultural views not necessarily religious view. I personally don’t believe in that either nor do most of us. Any who, peace out my friend, you take care ☺️☺️

[@hashbrowncookie8444]

@Typhoid Mary so whats the point? Hypocrite people are also present in non-muslims. That doesn't validate or make it so the action that is prescribed by God to be of lesser value. If you are ordered to be modest, and cover up, then you shall do as the Lord ordered. Non-hijabis and non-beard acting like they sinless like we get it, y'all don't wanna cover up so they show themselves as the most pure non-hypocrite believer available in all times when they in fact are going against the very first thing God wants: modesty. Hayah is also big part of islam.

[@hashbrowncookie8444]

@Typhoid Mary I don't understand what is the point of connecting idolatry with beard and hijab. You need to worship something, and put it next to God for it to be called Idolatry. Having a beard is sunnah, and Hijab is fardh as it is written in the Quran. Modesty is not about wearing only sexy clothes. Your body needs to be covered with clothes, and such clothes that do not define your body shape. This is both genders. Hijab is not only the veil, but is also your actions. Being covered and following sunnah is also part of Islam. Your clothes too are part of your character because they too are part of your modesty. Covering your awrah is very important in Islam. BOTH GENDER. Following islam, the sunnah, and its rules are not wrong. Hijab and beard are not going against Islam so how can it be idolatry? You probably meant pride and arrogance, but not idolatry. You can't just dismiss the Quran and its sunnah or else you are not Muslim. What others are doing is not of your business. If they do it wrong, you can advise, and try to stop them, but you can't do much. Why are your actions related to what others are doing in their life. Just because one does not follow Quran and its sunnah, you also get a free pass for doing so? In the akhirah, you won't be accounted for other's sins, but your own. Regarding big buildings, it's a sign of qiyamah, and that was a prediction, and you also know it as how many signs are coming in. Being arrogant, prideful, ill-mannered, rude, cheating.... those are all sins, but not hijab, and the beard. If you are a troll account, just say so. If not, then I am seriously questioning your arrogance, and how hypocrite you are yourself showing that you as a non- hijabi/beard is better than everyone else. That is certainly not a sign of being a pious muslim if you ask me. LOL.

[@hashbrowncookie8444]

@Typhoid Mary modesty is not just living poorly. If they are living very lavishly, they are going to be asked what happened to their money, but is that any concerns to if you should be wearing the hijab or keeping a beard? No, you gotta do it. End of point. No one thinks that their "magical clothes" make them holy. Sure, wearing these kinds of clothes bring oneself closer to Islam if that's how you wanna see it, but in Dubai/Saudi they also wear these clothes culturally which also happen to be part of the Islamic clothes. Nothing wrong with that.

[@hashbrowncookie8444]

@Typhoid Mary If it was the invention of the british, why is the western world so against it? If it was the work of the idolaters, why are they so against it? Dude, you just a troll account, and this will be my last reply.

[@ahmedsobh4033]

I speak Arabic, and the veil is found in the Qur’an .. and there is not a single Muslim scholar in history who has denied the existence of the veil in Islam .. The scholars have agreed that the deliberate denial of anything in the Qur’an is disbelief

[@haylobos8261]

If God wanted veil, he wouldn't imply it. He would say women must cover the head. There are no magical veils. That is idolatry. Which is why you are so quick to condemn. Because you are idolaters. Condemn not and you will not be condemned.

[@asmookypooky]

@@haylobos8261 God didn’t imply it, didn’t you watch the video? he said the word used was khimar, which is something that already covers the head, so using that to cover your chest then together they make hijab

[@haylobos8261]

@@asmookypooky No it is sort of implied. Your English is no good. Explicit would be cover your head and additionally use part of that head covering to cover your chest. And also how you gonna use your head covering to cover your chest? It would be a bikini which is not allowed. Especially when you have to cover your head with it. No women use part of their head scarves to cover their chest. It doesn't work. He is just talking baloney.

[@asmookypooky]

@@haylobos8261 um english is my native language. arabic back then was revealed specifically to people of THAT TIME and you need to take that into account. look up khimar. you clearly for some reason are not understanding that although its the third time being explained to you

[@asmookypooky]

@@haylobos8261 just be careful trying to tell people that already decided things in islam are wrong because its a huge sin and can lead you to kufr

[@nahman594]

If you believe the Quran is true and the words of God then the Quran doesn't need an "Update" because Gods words are for all time and eternal and the Quran is the words of Allah.

[@Zain17Said]

Random public speaker: “Hey I have a passive aggressive anti Muslim speech.” TedTalk organizers: “Say no more”

[@umar56838]

Its not an anti Muslim speech

[@theman00653]

@@umar56838 It's a anti Islam speech. Modesty is the part of Islam.

[@umar56838]

@@theman00653 it would be an anti Islamic speech if it said something bad a bout Islam but all it did was argue about what the Quran really said not hate it

[@sabasrecipes4546]

@@umar56838 do you know how much disrespect that is my guy

[@fullsendit292]

@@umar56838 bruh its trying to corrupt muslims to follow liberalism wake up. Most ted talks ive seen have been libtard muslims ted talks loves to give them the platform only.

[@mister1257]

People without knowledge should not speak. She is a great example of this.

[@aleem829]

Just because she doesn't agree with your beliefs doesn't mean she is less knowledgeable than you and your Sunni Sheiks. Can you show me from the Qur'an where did Allah command women to cover their head/hair, if you think you're more knowledgeable than her?

[@mister1257]

@@aleem829 24 : 31 commands women to wear a "khimar" or a covering.

[@aleem829]

@@mister1257 No. The verse doesn't command women "to wear the khimr('head cover')". It just says "cover the breast" using a khimr(any covering) The correct word to word translation of that verse is: "..And to draw their coverings(khimr) you over their chests” (24:31) Anything which covers something is called a khimr. Here, the command from Allah is to *cover the chest* by the khimr(any covering) Where is the command here to cover the head/hair? Did Allah say cover your hair and also your chest? No.

[@mister1257]

@@aleem829You have contradicted yourself so many times in your comment lol.

[@mister1257]

@@aleem829 look at Ibn Kathir's tafsir of the ayah. Peace

[@nicoletteferragamo]

So I just looked her up, she isn't even a native arabic speaker (she's Indian) nor has she studied the classical Quran Arabic yet she's lecturing people on classical arabic terminology in the Quran with regards to modesty and covering up like she's some expert, so I guess any jahil can do these TED talks now, actual qualifications don't matter as long as your a feminist or pro LGBTQ and have an opinion on Islam

[@alizaykhan2611]

"any jahil" haghssghheeewe CLASSIC 😘

[@necro9541]

Welp she is no good. How can she study the Qur'an? She is from a non muslim country and she hasnt even studied the Qur'an. How dare she use arabic terminology. Shes not the sheikh of anyone neither the relative of everyone. So how dare she use that. If you wanna prove it then be a scholar and not these foolish speeches.

[@sofiaarif6413]

@@necro9541 I agree with you, but people in non-islamic country can study the Qur'an as well.

[@necro9541]

​@@sofiaarif6413 Yeah true.

[@azizay6856]

Do you have to be an Arab to be Muslim?

[@alexojideagu]

The Quran does NOT command women to cover the hair, it doesn't. It tells women to use the popular clothes of the time, to cover their chests. Women back then exposed their chests while covering hair. Because covering hair was not about modesty, but protecting from sand and heat, and also fashion like Indian women wear. Men also covered their hair.

[@anillusion1182]

I swear when I saw that ted video, I couldn't close my mouth of shock. Thank you for making a response to this.

[@AquaaLeo]

close your mouth, she said nothing wrong or untruthful.

[@mhr2377]

@@AquaaLeo she said false.she wants to change islam as she wants and that won't happen

[@haylobos8261]

@@mhr2377 There are no magical veils. That is idolatry. You talk silly.

[@haylobos8261]

How you going to cover your chest with a headscarf? He is talking nonsense.

[@pitza8301]

@@haylobos8261 by wearing long headscarf lol

[@uhuru1713]

I worked with a woman who was totally covered, she was actually not a nice person..she always tried to bully people especially those she felt were beneath her so my question would be is it about what you wear or is it about how much kindness and empathy we have in our hearts for others?and can we judge people on whether they cover or not?

[@gamingfirst01]

Definitely not. We have no right to judge anyone based on their clothing. A person’s good qualities include kindness, empathy etc. But as a muslim women we are supposed to wear hijab and if other women are not wearing, we cant force them.

[@aatif7518]

Both are important Being nice and wearing hijab (this has more importance though)

[@uhuru1713]

@@aatif7518 my point was you actually can't judge a person by what they wear...just because a woman is wearing the hijab does not mean they are a good kind person or if a woman is wearing a mini dress does not mean they are a bad person...I also notice men are never judged on how they dress..for me its all about what is in peoples hearts rather than judging what they wear..there is so much hypocrisy among religious or so called religious people!

[@aatif7518]

@@uhuru1713 well no doubt that wearing the hijab is better than not wearing it And the one who doesn't wear it is sinning greatly and one who wears it is obeying Allah and Allah will be happy with those who obey him And as a Muslim, a woman who wears a skirt is immodest

[@gamingfirst01]

@@aatif7518 yes who doesnt wear hijab is immodest but that doesnt mean she is bad. In islam we have no right to call people with names. And men should also think about their modesty.

[@Magda_7396]

I've seen this video some time ago... I learned about Islam only a year ago and learning all the things takes so much time and there are so many details and small rules for a more appropriate way of life... that woman in Ted Talks really confused me. At that time I was trying to understand if I really have to wear a hijab and what it is exactly because I live in Europe and in my country there's less than 0.5% of Muslims and people are really hating so I was scared of looking like a Muslim. But luckily I found better sources and now I know that I want to wear a hijab and cover my body properly when I'll have the chance. Right now I can't but soon I will. Thank you for relating to that video, I'm sure there were more people like me who listened to her

[@AbdoAbdo-bc2xu]

May Allah bless you and make it easy for you sister..can I ask you what's your country ?

[@Magda_7396]

@@AbdoAbdo-bc2xu thank you and it's Poland

[@Rosiesroses81]

I’m in the exact same situation! Although mine is a lot eaiser because my country really isn’t that judge mental, I can’t wear it bc I’m still in middle school and I know that everyone will make fun of me (they literally make fun of Muslims that don’t even wear the hijab or just Islam in general) and in high school things will be even worse . Im planning on wearing it when I enter college/graduate . And moving to a different school is expensive and hard , my family can’t do that over a hijab

[@nobody.6451]

" Hundreds of thousands scholars got it wrong ... *because they were Men* " - Feminist 🤦

[@brownlaytte317]

"Hijab is nowhere to be found in Qur'an", sounds like someone who never ever read the Book of Allah.

[@susususu7539]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWK1p3aYh6eEpq8👍

[@AquaaLeo]

and where's the word hijab mentioned in Quran, even these so called scholars agreed the word hijab is not in Quran

[@JM-ou9ue]

@@AquaaLeo the word “خمار” means head covering And what’s the difference between hijab and head covering? Nothing, it’s the same thing. And also our source is not only the Quran it’s also the sunnah of Prophet SAW

[@dovahkiin9621]

@@AquaaLeo the word hijab not being specifically said in the Quran doesn't mean muslim females( and males too) shouldn't dress modestly or wear hijab or niqab etc 🤦‍♂️

[@rashidarashid6658]

May Allah protect us and guide us right path.. Proud to be Muslim. Love Islam...

[@Backstreets247]

That's like saying I'm proud to be a German, knowing full well that they were the cause of the Two most disastrous World War's in history!

[@Hassan-zw9tb]

@@Backstreets247 if you take that logic and apply it to everything else it would mean that you cant be proud of anything because every country, believer of a religeon and race has done something bad in history. For example you cant be proud of being american because they used to enslave black people, you cant be proud of being a backstreet boys fan because a fan of that boybands once commited a crime etc.

[@resalmathew3707]

ok ok don’t take past into account. What the hell is u different from what of the past. U still rude to other religions,jihad,disrespecting others religions,civil war between Muslims,terroriest at the top is from Muslims, teaching kids to use guns and grande to kill humans,Being a separate group distancing from othe religion people,Always annoying that all always telling others to convert to Islam,the murders of Christians for not converting into muslim,no rights for women,U Muslims even saying that force them to join or finish them. Marriage of already married women and men is halal (expect for men can marry the already right handed = they can marry non religious Muslims girls who have already married) , killing women for not wearing hijabs 💩🤦,Ur Mohammed said to force them to convert take their land make them slaves ,child marriage literally rapping kids

[@netaji-thebritishslayer]

​@@Hassan-zw9tbbut islam is a religion and muslims keep islam above anything else lol

[@mohammadangginugrohomcjogja]

Every community has issues. Muslims' biggest issue is *missed-representation* .

[@mohammadangginugrohomcjogja]

@Nadim Khan True!

[@hodabfly]

First of all, cover the hair was a cultural practice not a religious one! Every culture has different practices. When Allah asked that we draw the garments over our chests to cover our bosoms, he was def. more concerned about the chest showing, not the hair. Think about it, covering the hair was never ever mentioned, they did it culturally, not religiously… God wanted women to cover the chests for religious and obvious reasons. This man is assuming covering the hair was already a fard, already a part of the faith but it wasn’t… me 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@esmailamariam9162]

Please understand, that you can’t speak from your perception, scholars have done extensive studies prior to presenting the interpretation, hence if you have the right interpretation please present your credentials and qualifications relevant to this matter.

[@FarazAhmad-xc8wb]

​@@thehourglassfan3515 yes. The interpretation of the salaf al salihi is the one we follow, cuz they saw it from the prophet saws.

[@CaptEn-ih1ei]

Damn bro I wanna hear women talk about this not dudes.

[@GrumpX]

Does it matter who talk about this when the person talking is knowledgable?

[@zeropomegranates9976]

The women have actual sense and abide by the hijab and dont complain, I'm sure you've seen many muslim women having to explain that they wear hijab out of choice, and its sad that they have to do so, but isn't the majority of Muslim women wearing hijab not enough for you?

[@zeropomegranates9976]

And if you wanna hear women talk about it, simply click off this video and search for a video about a muslim woman talking about hijab, simple.

[@hashimshaik2194]

@@zeropomegranates9976 no thats not enough we want all the muslim girls to do hijab completely and its not their choice its Allah choice and if we allow women to speak im sure they will speak likeba ignorant not all but most if them unless they are knowledgable and read Quran, Hadith and know sunnah or else what they say it doesnt matter

[@zeropomegranates9976]

@@hashimshaik2194 it seems you’ve missed my 2 month old point, the *modest* muslim women hijabis, assuming they do full hijab, sadly have to explain that they’re wearing the hijab so the outsider westerners won’t instantly assume they’re being oppressed.

[@SajimMohammed]

Love you from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@dudereaps813]

It’s weird that women weren’t in this discussion. Tbh Islam is mostly literary texts. It can be interpreted differently by people and scholars because it was written in the context of 7th century society. Therefore we have different sects of Sunni Shia Ahmediya Sufi who according to majority Sunni are apostates. But most Sunnis are ok with the views of different sects. So if such a drastic thing is accepted although it’s a major sin according to most scholars so why can’t we accept women who don’t want to wear hijab. Most probable reason is what will society think and probably label her as whore if she wears some revealing outfit. So really Hijab is enforced by society not directly religion as religion itself is interpreted differently by different sects. In this context LGBTQ can also be accepted as Muslims because it isn’t a violation as big as apostasy. In fact not being consistent in daily prayers is a major sin but we have normalised this.

[@fatimajaved4727]

The beauty of islam is that is not for a specific era or time,but the sunnah of the prophet and teachings of quran have been and will be applicable till the end of the world.

[@fawadali135]

Saying that modesty standard should change with culture and progression of time is like being a captain of a ship and refusing to use a compass or the stars for navigation and letting the wind take you to whichever direction it is blowing. Don’t expect to arrive at your destination.

[@MiaShah147]

So true!

[@shywifreeky]

nice analogy !

[@aina429]

This is straight to the point

[@t2jhome]

Well said!

[@MohammedLy2023]

This lady had bothered me so much! She needed to lecture herself first before everyone!

[@Osama4617]

Why would you let some random lady with her opinion bother you?

[@el_chapo_ibn_john_al_drakowski]

@@Osama4617 maybe because she’s lying, trying to water down a part of the Quran and being intellectually subservient to West? That would bother anyone.

[@abdulrahmankhan8303]

Modesty is not defined on what cloths a women wears, it's how she behaves around people & treat them.

[@unknownunknown3692]

Its one part of it. Why not walk naked then ?

[@kepler2560]

Yeah walking naked near people is absolutely modesty

[@nobody.6451]

The irony is she's not a scholar or Islam, let alone a daee - yet has been *given* center stage . A person whom 1 day was unknown, then suddenly widely known, smells like a puppet to me .

[@أسماء-ظ6س]

I started wearing the hijab when I was 8 permanently and I loved it ever since than!

[@othmanahmad7331]

Very good,follow islam ,Allah will grant us paradise.Do not follow jahiliyah culture.Nowaday alot of fitnah.

[@أسماء-ظ6س]

@@XXXFYALL your right! But it’s my choice.. I liked it , and I got used to it. I know that hijab isn’t necessary for kids but still, I loved it! I felt like an adult and I felt really responsible. If I didn’t start wearing the hijab at a young age I wouldn’t be used to it now. I would’ve had doubts and hated it.

[@أسماء-ظ6س]

@ thank you

[@meeresblau2332]

@@أسماء-ظ6س 👍Allahumma barek

[@Hyeminracle]

How sad

[@haniheybe1796]

Am also saw this type of debate!! once a lady posted on her LinkedIn and she said " i respect women's choice to wear hijab but i don't agree with the idea is behind it. Actually there's still some people that are ignoring hijab. Xasbunallah may allah protect us from evils and bad people .may allah guide us in the right path. 🤲🥀امين يا ربّ امين 🤲🥀

[@haniheybe1796]

@Polygamy not for me! My Choice thank you so much🥀🖤

[@nonozebra4196]

Modesty is the key, wearing a hijab with tight fitting jeans looses the validity Loose clothing are so much comfortable

[@billwonchujam4790]

Oh yeah! Here comes our Lose fitting and tight fitting topic .lol 😂😂😂

[@SummeRain783]

@@billwonchujam4790 what’s so funny about it?

[@billwonchujam4790]

@@SummeRain783 nothing funny but its just an view😂 of different people respectively, i have no any such offence towards anyone. Be comfortable at how you feel that is all about.

[@SummeRain783]

@@billwonchujam4790 what different view?

[@billwonchujam4790]

@@SummeRain783 just tell me do you prefer hijab?

[@iam12903]

Don't go to non muslim what they say, they have been spreading fitnah among Muslim. They may be your friend but when they talk about your Deen don't believe them , beleive Allah and his Prophet.May Allah bless us in this world and in the Hereafter and save us from hell.ameen

[@lubnamalkani4652]

I saw her entire ted x episode and I was very disappointed by the way she Modified stuff..!Many girls who are already struggling with hijab might get lured by these kind of mind diverting speech..! Moreover non Muslims gets a chance to laugh on our religion..! May Allah protect all Muslims from All types of "FITNAH" Going on everyday around us..!!!

[@AbdoAbdo-bc2xu]

Not just that... their is a Western countries who can use this kind of wrong informations to justify banning the hijab and say it's not even in your religion and they say this isn't Islam and it's political Islam

[@AbdoAbdo-bc2xu]

I saw this kind of comments from non Muslim Islamphobes also

[@SabrAmal]

Im proud to wear hijab. I love it. Thank you allah for protecting me and other women by introducing us with Hijab. That Ted talk.. really made me upset

[@bullseye9723]

sadly, even tough women wear hijab they wear it wrong! for example, wearing jeans, tight clothes,etc, !! anyways this is sign of qiyamah

[@believer1433]

@@bullseye9723 Correct

[@von-fj2rc]

How can a peace of cloth protect u lol

[@believer1433]

@@von-fj2rc means u dont know about men..u wear short dress and see who looks at u...and if u wear clothes in a clean manner,u can see who looks at u..a piece of cloth can protect u

[@believer1433]

@@von-fj2rc if u enjoy men looking at u in that manner,then u dont need a piece of cloth☺☺

[@IqraEnCanada]

Yes is very very clear, it said "Khimar" is not vague and is not unclear. And we all, man and women should be modest, and the best modesty is to have Taqwa fear, consciousness of Allah 💓 May Allah guide us JazakhumuAllahu Khairun for this videos

[@haylobos8261]

You have been guided by satan. There are no magical veils. That is idolatry.

[@أنيسةعلي-ف3خ]

1:08 This is a mistake, we Arabs speaking this language, that the verse asks women to remove the headscarf and put it on the chest instead, because when the bathrooms were outside the house, they used to claim that they were being harassed!!!

[@RadGamerPro]

Salam brother. The brothers who were making the video may have make a mistake but remember that they do have a knowledge of the Quran with Tafseer. All the Quranic verses are not always taken in their literal meaning. It should also be known that the Quran in many places tells women to cover their head and the Holy Prophet PBUH also commands to do it and the hair are also a part of woman's Satar

[@Malak_Salem]

Finally someone speaks about this weird Ted talk about hejab

[@umarabdullah5510]

When I saw that on KZbin I wanted to ask through the screen, "Sister, do you not take the Sunnah into account too when you give your fatawas?" Smh

[@unknownmusafir4]

I also watched that video in ted. Alhamdulillah, then I started reading translation of the Quran. Alhamdulillah, Allah changed my life. Alhamdulillah💙💙💙

[@aleem829]

Translation made by who? 😄 So called Islamic scholars. Read the original Arabic word to word translation and look for the meaning of the word khimr in Arabic dictionaries. There is NO hijab in the Qur'an!

[@believer1433]

@@aleem829 then why Allah send prophet Muhammed(pbuh) to this world? If Allah only needs Quran to send down to us? So that we can simply read Arabic and understand..There is another thing named sunnah.. That is the way of prophet

[@mynmeisname4825]

@@aleem829 hijab is a barrier in Arabic But by using the word khimar which means head covering Allah is more specific. It's not vague it's specific that khimar is a head covering If Allah had used hijab it might've not been perfect as hijab means a barrier but khimar is way more specific. So we don't need the word hijab in the Qur'an cuz that is an English word. We need a ruling for head covering for which Allah used khimar which means a veil or head covering Allah knows best

[@LB-jw3ly]

@@believer1433 you mean the Sunnah as carried to us via ahadith that was written in the same Arabic as the Quran? Learn Arabic from an academic source that has no religious agenda. Then use that knowledge to read the Quran and Hadith in Arabic. There are so many mistakes in translations of the Quran. For example in Surah Yusuf when the put the grain measure cup in Yusuf’s brothers bag so Yusuf can keep Benyamin with him in Egypt the word grain is translated as maize in the very popular Ali translation. Maize is corn and unknown to anyone outside the Americas until the 1500s when it was brought back to the old world. But if you don’t know that historical fact you’d just take this as what the Quran says which it obviously doesn’t. The Quran says qamh which is grain understood to be wheat/ barley or other grain native the the Levant. Does this change the purpose of that story? No definitely not but you can see how easy it is to make such an error.

[@LB-jw3ly]

@@mynmeisname4825 Hadith in Bukhari says that Aisha RA said they pulled their khimars over their chests and around their necks. The Quran says juyubihinna which is collarbone or neck not hair. The Quran instructs women to take their head covering which was used for shade in the hot desert and cover their necks and breasts. It makes no mention that part should remain on the hair . So this leaves the opening for people to argue the meaning.

[@ndalae2322]

I am a hijabi but this is hardly convincing. The “completely agreed upon” argument is debatable. Possibilities that remain include an over-reliance on particular scholars’ interpretation resulting in a replication of opinion, or even an erasure of particular voices (perhaps women’s). Furthermore, hypothetically, it is possible that they got it wrong. Even further, the opinions of past scholars might be different if they were to make it today. Lastly, variation in interpretation isn’t necessary an evil thing. Also, ironically, I found it very immodest, even arrogant, not to allow some room for truth in this interpretation. After all, this is fiqh, not creed. There are many sincere efforts to practice Islam correctly, and they might not all look the same way. Edit: Admittedly, I am responding purely to this video. I haven’t watched the Ted Talk, nor the longer version of this video.

[@mlkseth9811]

Smart write-up. But what you should know is that Islam is a complete religion. It can be subjected to the norms of time and culture, I watched the tedx video before this particular one and was very offended. The lady spoke out of ignorance... Islam is very lenient that's why it's the way to jannah. Ramadan Kareem. And may God never make you go astray

[@GT_Mustang013]

@@mlkseth9811 I've watched her on TedX, and all I could say. . . she knows nothing about Islam.

[@mlkseth9811]

@@GT_Mustang013 true talk brother. What she doesn't know is that Islam is a completely flawless religion, we don't even have to defend it because Allah has perfected it already. People that try to denigrate Islam usually end up looking stupid

[@mingomango1]

The comment I was looking for! As a fellow hijabi, I can't stand when people criticize other (usually valid) interpretations, claiming that some nebulous definition of 'culture' has obfuscated the truth, when in fact it can be their own cultural traditions that blind them to the truth that Allah has made differences between peoples and cultures; and we should find beauty and acceptance in that! The critical comments are the fastest way to drive people away from religion instead of kindly inviting them in. No one should be shamed into piety, it's not sustainable anyways.

[@mlkseth9811]

@@mingomango1 well said sister