What is Hijab? - Hear from a Muslim Woman | Dr. Tesneem Alkiek

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[@Amatullah379]

"Not how the world perceive them but how they perceive themselves." Subhanallah so deep. Jazakallah khair.

[@homairavlog1403]

Thank you so much for subtitle It's really helpful to understand clearly about Islam

[@roycetondesilva4949]

watch movie DUNE and you will know the true meaning of sand storm hijab and has nothing to do with religion

[@LilyKern-ke7fz]

Tesneem, I just had a surreal moment. My name is Lily and I am a school social worker. I was guest speaking about Islam in America for our middle schoolers in preparation for a school trip to the Diyanet center in Lanham and found your amazing channel. I am only now realizing that we were roommates at IIIT in 2015. I’m so happy to know you’re flourishing and will continue to use your wonderful videos for my class. Sending best wishes your way.

[@melodymzoubi4140]

I am a Muslim woman of hispanic descent born in NYC. I am very happy to wear my hijab. No one has ever oppressed me or made me wear the hijab against my will. God willing (insha Allah) will wear it till the day i die. I am a blessed and happy muslim woman 🙏

[@riyad.as-salihin]

MashAllah

[@abagthiari9666]

Masha Allah🌙 You Go Girl,..😆👏😆

[@jamilaghazi8119]

@@ALLAHwithdaughterALLAT If you aren't a scholar then don't type, my guy.

[@jamilaghazi8119]

@@ALLAHwithdaughterALLAT I already know about that hadith but the roads are pretty big here in America, so there's no point of doing that and I usually don't talk to strangers, lol and do you know the definition of a cult? because it seems like you don't.

[@jamilaghazi8119]

@@ALLAHwithdaughterALLAT First off in response of your other reply, I'm not a taqiyya. Second off that refers to a reward in Jannah. Also then why do it says in the Quran, that all believers, men and women will have a reward? Doesn't that indicate women will be there too?

[@ramshazafar4013]

Wore niqab for the first time, came out for walk, searched Yaqeen and this video pops up! All I needed for the motivation. How Allah makes you see things at the perfect time Subhan Allah🥺💕

[@EquinoXReZ]

Allah is so Merciful ❤

[@roycetondesilva4949]

watch movie DUNE and you will know the true meaning of sand storm hijab and has nothing to do with religion

[@hafsawalker6344]

We are veiled, protected and empowered. Alhamdullillah for being covered.

[@usmanmishary1296]

Assalamualaikum sister and brother anyone want learn Quran

[@qoohooq]

❤❤ good Alhamdulillah

[@roycetondesilva4949]

watch movie DUNE and you will know the true meaning of sand storm hijab and has nothing to do with religion

[@fiicanow9244]

Some Lessons from the Quran: Don't lie (22:30) Don't spy (49:12) Don't exult (28:76) Don't insult (49:11) Don't waste (17:26) Feed the poor (22:36) Don't backbite (49:12) Keep your oaths (5:89) Don't take bribes (27:36) Honour your treaties (9:4) Restrain your anger (3:134) Don't spread gossip (24:15) Think good of others (24:12) Be good to guests (51:24-27) Don't harm believers (33:58) Don't be rude to parents (17:23) Turn away from ill speech (23:3) Don't make fun of others (49:11) Walk in a humble manner (25:63) Respond to evil with good (41:34) Don't say what you don't do (62:2) Keep your trusts & promises (23:8) Don't insult others' false gods (6:108) Don't deceive people in trade (6:152) Don't take items without right (3:162) Don't ask unnecessary questions (5:101) Don't be miserly nor extravagant (25:67) Don't call others with bad names (49:11) Don't claim yourselves to be pure (53:32) Speak nicely, even to the ignorant (25:63) Don't ask for repayment for favours (76:9) Make room for others at gatherings (58:11) If enemy wants peace, then accept it (8:61) Return a greeting in a better manner (4:86) Don't remind others of your favours (2:264) Make peace between fighting groups (49:9) Lower your voice and talk moderately (31:19) Don't let hatred cause you to be unjust (6:108) Don't ask too many favours from people (2:273) Greet people when entering their home (24:27) Be just, even against yourself & relatives (4:135) Speak gently, even to leaders of disbelief (20:44) Don't criticize small contributions of others (9:79) Try to make peace between husband & wife (4:128) Opprression/corruption is worse than killing (2:217) Preach to others in a good and wise manner (16:125) Don't accuse others of immorality without proof (24:4) Don't raise your voice above that of the Prophet's (49:2) Don't call someone a disbeliever without knowing (4:94) Seek permission before entering someone's room (24:59) Know your enemies can become your close friends (41:34) Don't wrongly consume the wealth of the vulnerable (4:29) Don't turn your cheek away from people in arrogance (31:18) Forgive others, as you would like Allah to forgive you (24:22) Don't hold secret meetings for sin, rather do so for piety (58:9) Don't order others to do good while forgetting it yourself (2:44) Be patient with your teacher & follow his instructions (18:67-69) Don't frown, turn away or neglect those who come to you (80:10) If unable to help a needy person, at least speak nice words (17:28) Be lenient to those under you, and consult them in matters (3:159) Verify information from a dubious source before acting upon it (49:6) Those who can should continue to spend on those less fortunate (24:22) Don't enter homes without permission & return if refused entry (24:27-28) Don't sit with those who mock religion until they change the subject (4:140) Say it's not appropriate to talk of slander when it's mentioned to you (24:16) Divorce in an amicable manner instead of keeping & harming your wife (2:231) Punish in an equivalent manner to how you were harmed or be patient (16:126) Differences in color & language are signs of Allah, not means of superiority (49:13) Don't take women by force, nor take back bridal gift without a valid reason & live with them in kindness (4:19)

[@najumapc3216]

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[@fidanbakirova3769]

Thank you!

[@LadyTidePod]

Kill non believers 8:12 Beat women 4:34

[@JamesChokri]

​@@LadyTidePodmaybe you got it wrong

[@lifeastoldbymai]

I was literally thinking about this today as many ask why we do and you came to answer so eloquently😊. The last sentence is so powerful "...how they can alter perception in the world"👏🏿

[@roycetondesilva4949]

watch movie DUNE and you will know the true meaning of sand storm hijab and has nothing to do with religion

[@melikaksaadi8580]

your prespective and what you said has really empowered me to want to take that step towards the hijab. Jazakallah khair for your video may Allah protect you and your family and bring peace and blessings to you.

[@yourlocalfairyhere]

Thank you very much! Even though I, in my heart, know why I am wearing it, it can be hard to express to people, especially who are already looking at it from a judgmental standpoint. You put it in such an eloquent way!

[@Zhafiraiha]

Thank you for this! Happy world hijab day everyone 🥰

[@usmanmishary1296]

Assalamualaikum sister and brother anyone want learn Quran

[@jasonlau8593]

If wearing clothes (as opposed to nudism) has no psychological benefits (in regards to covering up, not decorating), why do so many wear them (clothes)? I’d appreciate if you answer! It would mean lot if you answer this. Thanks!

[@jasonlau8593]

@@usmanmishary1296 If wearing clothes (as opposed to nudism) has no psychological benefits (in regards to covering up, not decorating), why do so many wear them (clothes)? I’d appreciate if you answer! It would mean lot if you answer this. Thanks!

[@roycetondesilva4949]

watch movie DUNE and you will know the true meaning of sand storm hijab and has nothing to do with religion

[@soniabenhamed8549]

JazakAllah Khair dear sister and all the yaqeen team :) that's something worth sharing. I already did 😊 May Allah guide us and our loved ones to the beautiful path of Islam 🤲

[@usmanmishary1296]

Assalamualaikum sister and brother anyone want learn Quran?

[@riyad.as-salihin]

Ameen

[@jasonlau8593]

If wearing clothes (as opposed to nudism) has no psychological benefits (in regards to covering up, not decorating), why do so many wear them (clothes)? I’d appreciate if you answer! It would mean lot if you answer this. Thanks!

[@TaercEum]

I love the explanation by Dr Alkiek! 😎 Whenever I meet a woman wearing her Hijab, I almost immediately give her the recognition and dignity she deserves. My emotions are empathy, as I do NOT see it as a symbol of oppression but of faith and identity. My empathetic response is for the inane questions she has to answer, explaining why she covers up 🙄 I got into an argument with my ex-therapist whether or not the Hijab (barrier) is a symbol of oppression - this therapist, being a mental health professional ought to have known better! 😒 Salam Alekum - Ramadan Mubarak from Western Washington! 💗🙏

[@latifahnapier8311]

Allahumma, ameen!!!

[@EquinoXReZ]

Jazakallahu khairan for taking the time to make this concise yet comprehensive video about the hijab. I will be sending this forward when necessary inshaAllah

[@ShariqBashir]

Indeed,a beautiful piece of information. May Allah(swt) bless and protect every muslim sister out there. Keep wearing hijab proudly.

[@Hauwraa]

Indeed maa shaa Allah "virtues of our focus on the Islamic VALUES" "not on how the word identify US but on how we can alter identification in the world". I LOVE this

[@khalilskafi]

Mashallah less than 4 minutes packed with benefits and useful information!

[@atiqah8649]

Very honor to hear your speech dr. Jazakillahu khairan

[@nouranabdelmoemen7018]

Love this!!!!!!! Thank you sister!!!!! ❤❤❤❤

[@ZAINABTAMANNA-yo1xk]

MashaAllah.... you've put this out so beautifully. May Allah SWT bless you.

[@usmanmishary1296]

Assalamualaikum sister and brother anyone want learn Quran?

[@malxvz]

Perfectly explained Alhamdulillah 🤲☝️🤍

[@nazeemsheriff7286]

May Allah bless you for clarifying this misunderstood issue Ameen

[@tidankaysidibay6575]

Thanks you Dr for this🙏🙏🙏 Happy world hijab day to all hijabi's🙏🙏🙏

[@aribahaftab5677]

JazakAllah khair sister I was just wondering about this topic nowadays..You made it clear masha Allah 😇😇

[@Waniirfan_09]

Jazakallah

[@zubairzehra]

MashaAllah tabarakallah keep going sister. Jazakallahu khairan for portraying and trying to teach the narrow minded world that it is our will wish and comfort to wear modestly wear niqaab n hijaab

[@thisisarika]

This explains it so perfectly alhamdulilah ❤

[@nighawarsi]

Too good explained the importance of HIJAB.. ✨

[@brianbeveney6166]

Thank u for opening my eyes in a wonderful yet smog filled western world. Sometimes life can be so oppressive and too choking. More love and understanding is what we need THANK YOU 😊

[@mariaismailrazzak1890]

I am in so much love with this productive work.

[@doribala4964]

mashAllah very beautiful video! I wear Hijab AND I'm a convert so no cultural pressure on me!

[@1Mist_]

Protect her it all costs.

[@randomlyweirdjeff4638]

As a non muslim the hijab has never bothered me. I went to high school with a girl who was muslim I really liked her as a person, she never wronged me. I've had muslim acquaintances and really I treat them like they should be as human beings just like anyone else.

[@islamtube2672]

1 - Whoever says SubhanAllahi wa biHamdihi (Glory be to Allah and Praise Him) a hundred times during the day, his sins are wiped away, even if they are like the foam of the sea [Sahih al-Bukhari; #7:168, Sahih Muslim; #4:2071] 2 - whoever says SubhanAllahi wa biHamdihi, Subhan-Allahi 'l-`adheem (Glory be to Allah, and Praise, Glory be to Allah, the Supreme) Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) said: "Two words are light on the tongue, weigh heavily in the balance, they are loved by the Most Merciful One " [Sahih al-Bukhari; #7:67, Sahih Muslim, #4:2071] 2

[@fernandaandreea8240]

I am ortodox and i will start to wear hijab and clothes that cover my body. I chose and love modesty its the most beautiful thing that i saw on women’s i always love this when i saw them i stare and smile and wish to be beautiful as they are and have the faith as they have 🥹😍🥰 just lovely!!!

[@Indigo-y3s]

as someone of non-Muslim descent I absolutely enjoy learning about different perspectives of life through the eyes of different people, as human one of our many obligation is to respect each others roots, culture, and religion, we all live differently unique lives that deserve respect and recognition. Thank you for educating us!

[@ShahzadAhmad-nb6si]

Not everybody deserves respect, I would use word tolerance.

[@ShahzadAhmad-nb6si]

Let's break it down in a way that's easy to understand: _What is Hijab?_ Hijab is a Arabic word that means "barrier" or "veil." In Islamic context, it refers to the practice of covering oneself to maintain modesty and humility. _Why do Muslim Women Wear Hijab?_ Muslim women wear hijab as a sign of obedience to Allah's commandments and to demonstrate their commitment to living a modest and virtuous life. It's a personal choice and an act of worship (acting on every single command of their Creator). _What Does Hijab Consist of?_ Hijab consists of three components: 1. _Jilbab_: A loose-fitting garment that covers the entire body. 2. _Khimar_: A headscarf that covers the hair, neck, and shoulders. 3. _Niqab_: A face veil that covers the face. _Is Hijab Mandatory?_ In Islam, hijab is mandatory practice for Muslim women who have reached puberty. _Common Misconceptions_ - Hijab is not just a headscarf; it's a comprehensive practice of modesty. - Hijab is not oppressive; it's a personal choice and an act of obedience. - Hijab is not exclusive to women; men also have guidelines for modesty in Islam. _Conclusion_ Hijab is a practice that represents modesty, humility, and obedience to commands of Allah.

[@riyad.as-salihin]

MashAllah ameen women like You Are a blessing for all human kind, remembering the value of family inside today society and most of all the role , duty and beauty of women in Islam. Barak Allahu feek to all Muslim women that fight for this alhdulillahi rabbi al aelameen

[@libanzaiirwaa5793]

Masha Allah. Sister Jazaka khayr May Allah Increases knowledge...

[@qoohooq]

❤

[@withanjali4470]

I am non hijabi and a Christian but respect you attire. 💗💗💗

[@Skatejock21]

I am not muslim but i am LDS, we are christians. Many people mock our modesty. They mock our garments. While muslim and LDS may not share exact values. My friend is muslim and whenever we discussed our religious beliefs. Many concepts are similar and we could relate. Shes a lebanese muslim. She doesnt wear a hijab but her mother does. I appreciate the hijab the way i would want other faiths to appreciate garments. We dont show our faith outwardly besides simple modest clothing. Thank you for sharing your beliefs. I enjoy learning about the hijab.

[@samiaghansar7864]

Short and sweet beautifully explained 💕💕💕

[@ghetooneffendi5268]

Beautifully said.

[@itsme4083]

wow.... thank you SO MUCH for this short but sooo valueable video! I wish I had the strength to wear hijab... I do pray, I do fast and I try my best to be a good muslima, but wearing hijab is something I wish I would find the strength to do but am to weak to put in action...

[@lovelymax2115]

I feel you I’m trying to wear soon inshallah because Subhanallah if we don’t repent before end of time

[@pinkspens8611]

Jazakallah khair ❤️ Can you please say some specifications about muslims listening to music or watching movies etc etc it'll be really very helpful .... I'll pass on the video to the people who i know is in need to know !

[@animaniacsunday3243]

So beautifully explained Shukran

[@ILoveJammu]

The thing is there are different people with different personalities. Many Muslim woman would like hijab and many would dislike hijab. It is just that both such woman deserve to be respected without judgment. If you are a Muslim and think woman without hijab are any less human then you are the problem.

[@roimz3110]

We muslim women decide for ourselves if we want to wear the hijab or not, we dont want anyone else to speak for us. If you ever see one of us wearing a hijab or not wearing a hijab, do not judge, and concentrate on your own problems

[@mohammadzubair7020]

MaShaAllah... Well explained

[@Al3aylaa]

6 Ways to Earn Reward Even after Death:🏅 - 📗Give a copy of the Qur'an to someone (each time one reads from it, you gain). - 🦽Donate a wheelchair to a hospital (each time a sick person uses it,👨‍🦽 you gain). - 🕌Participate in building a MASJID. - 🥤Place a water cooler in a public place. - 🌳Plant a tree (You'll gain whenever a person, animal sits in it's shade or eats from it🌱) - ⛲Help build a water well💧 Allah says in the quran: We record that (deeds) which they have put forward and their traces (that which they have left behind)." Al-Qur'an 36:12

[@alib7489]

Brilliant video. Simple, clear and conclusive.

[@Katniss_cosmos]

جزاك الله كل خير VERY BEAUTIFUL 💕

[@farheenshaikh9214]

Jazakumulluahu Khairan Yaqeen Institute and also to you sis I trying to wear hijab since 1 year I have now decided to start wearing it in school from 10th (I'm in 9th grade) only to 2 months (or 1 and 1/2 month) remaining.. I'm nervous to tell my parents about it I have already tried before but still they didn't agree Can anyone please help me and give some tips 🙏 May Allah reward & bless whoever reading it Happy world hijab day everyone!! Inshaallah soon i shall join you all

[@TaercEum]

You have absolutely nothing to be ashamed of! 🙏 I'm not sure where in the world you live, but people should respect you for your faith and how you affirm your faith! Sal;am Alekum!💗🙏

[@faridazalal9137]

Mashallah beautifully explained.... Jazakallah khair sis.. May Allah rewards you in this world and the hereafter ...✨💫

[@anacampbell984]

Thanks for this video, I’m Peruvian but I live in USA . I have always wonder what is the really meaning of using hijab 🧕, I hear a lot stories about .. some good some bad . I always feel attract to this hijab and I asked if a woman from other religion could wear it or will be consider a sin .

[@hadijahn]

Am amuslim woman who just started practicing and my deen has not only liberated me but i feel empowered in my Rabb

[@sahrabashir712]

Masha allah❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@YMA_World]

Jazaakallahu khairun

[@yasminefreedom]

Thank you for your input. INSHA- ALLAH with more education and awareness people will overcome their fear of Hijab. Every day is a woman day if we worthy ourselves.

[@Funfact00745]

I am Muslim and I love hijab .. i feel more comfortable with hijab on

[@RosalitaJane]

This was beyond beautiful. Thank you.

[@PressEntertainmentLLC]

The question of the hijab , will a hijab stop a woman from cheating ... Again, will a hijab stop a women from cheating .....No.....The hijab is for women who understand the sexuality of men and the respect of the fathers ,brothers ,and sons .....Only a real muslim will use her hijab. For the right reasons not for fashion

[@hayaat9236]

I wear hijab and I love it it’s my crown

[@marshaloiscamillephilpotts6406]

I believe if I was Muslim woman I would were the hijab and dress modestly and I don't see the hijab as a symbol of oppression and it is a choice Muslim women make.

[@Drop-of-Knowledge]

Ma shaa Allah .Nice jazaki Allah khair.

[@majdemran7056]

Mashallah Barkah Allah fekee… beautifully said and very educational… Thank You!

[@youtubeaccount6934]

Love this brief video so so so much ❤️

[@kareemgovan2424]

Salaam, Peace Be Upon You Sister And Also Allah's Mercy. All Praise Is Due To Allah, All Praise Is Due To Allah. What A Powerful Message And A Great Video. May God Almighty, Allah Most Merciful. The Most Honorable Al - Kareem, The Source Of All Dignity. Continue To Reward You With Good In This Lifetime And In The Hereafter Amin.

[@s.k56]

How beautiful our religion is 💞,, Subhanallah

[@afsheentahira3241]

this video is everything!

[@lailas.7593]

Beautiful explanation!

[@வெளவால்]

I didn't noticed begining at the video end suddenly see caption omg she is Dr

[@ShahzadAhmad-nb6si]

Let's break it down in a way that's easy to understand: _What is Hijab?_ Hijab is a Arabic word that means "barrier" or "veil." In Islamic context, it refers to the practice of covering oneself to maintain modesty and humility. _Why do Muslim Women Wear Hijab?_ Muslim women wear hijab as a sign of obedience to Allah's commandments and to demonstrate their commitment to living a modest and virtuous life. It's a personal choice and an act of worship (acting on every single command of their Creator). _What Does Hijab Consist of?_ Hijab consists of three components: 1. _Jilbab_: A loose-fitting garment that covers the entire body. 2. _Khimar_: A headscarf that covers the hair, neck, and shoulders. 3. _Niqab_: A face veil that covers the face. _Is Hijab Mandatory?_ In Islam, hijab is mandatory practice for Muslim women who have reached puberty. _Common Misconceptions_ - Hijab is not just a headscarf; it's a comprehensive practice of modesty. - Hijab is not oppressive; it's a personal choice and an act of obedience. - Hijab is not exclusive to women; men also have guidelines for modesty in Islam. _Conclusion_ Hijab is a practice that represents modesty, humility, and obedience to commands of Allah.

[@sarahelgohary6608]

Love being Muslim

[@MostafaMansoori]

Beautiful answer.

[@Kueen24]

جزاك الله خيرا وبارك فيك

[@autocadbd.2023]

Thanks thats a greatly explained

[@kevvonkev]

Beautiful!!

[@vinnehacker]

Yaqeen institue is awesome

[@Dilrabo_Bobojonova]

Thank you

[@sersnuggles7697]

I feel like Westernerners (SoCal in specific) could really take note of the benefits the hijab entails. Nowadays modern men and women in the western dating market (in SoCal at least) complain on social media on how shallow the opposite sex is for viewing them only for their appearances or superficial values, whilst putting on full display their bodily aesthetic (face and figure) to attract other aesthetically pleasing mates. It's really ironic and I think the implementation of veils, not nescerily hijab, to cover their faces and cloth in a way that is more modest, would have immense values to the bonding and mindset the men and women would create. Though I think clothing wise, one can be more creative in styling their veils and clothing to show creative prowess and personality to attract potential mates. I think covering up your biological gifts and letting your personality, creativity, passion, and intelligence to attract friends and potential partners is a MUCH more strategically advantageous culture to have. Imagine wearing clothes that you fully design, each segment shows a philosophy, mindset, history, achievement, you've had. Be it a simplistic modest clothing, a harmonious mixture of colors, symbols indicating something important to you, to a complex and intricate design flexing your artistic skills. When people see it, they will automatically have a summarized spark note display to judge your character on based on the way you decide to design your attire and not your facial beauty or figure. Though this will definitely still have segregration and premature judgment issues, just in a different format than biological and physical signifiers. However, at least this method will give those who are born without the advantage of beauty to earn the perception and judgement of others in a much more level playing field. I think this will really help not only people who are perceived as ugly and undersirable but to the ones who are seen as beaiful dieties as well. It will weed out the superficial connections made based on physical appearances which will in turn give the undesirable a chance to build a connection that wouldn't be possible if he/she hadn't put on the veil, and the desirable to truly find a partner who isn't only looking for looks. This of course is predicated on the idea that TRUE LOVE does not care for appearances, which is a mindset everyone strives for but seldom practice. I believe this would be healthy for a society, in the short term it might feel like a hard lesson that is annoying and unfair for the biologically gifted, but in the long term I think everyone would benefit from it tremendously. I'll end this comment with a variated quote: You don't have to be muslim to practice beneficial muslim values. Values are values, and "great values can come from any religion or culture". - A variation to the Ratatoulie quote

[@ubrsktr]

Very informed commentariat on this channel! I thought people were going to call the hijab politically incorrect!

[@jaithunbi2359]

Mashallah sister....much much needed...must preach this too our old relatives who thinks that "making women get her education is merely a waste of time and they are anyhow meant to rot in kitchen" Some people are frozen in time. They need to wake up and come to reality !

[@thestraightpath2909]

اللهم صل وسلم على نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين وسلم تسليما كثيرا إلى يوم الدين

[@hanaaeibrahim6957]

Thank you Dr. Tesneem, Mashallah for the wonderful reminder and lesson. May Allah reward you and your family for benefiting the Muslim Ummah. I wonder if I respectfully can ask to be our guest speaker to speak for a half an hour or so to our Muslim community members mostly mothers this coming Sunday on Zoom? We are a group of sisters, from Toronto, Canada who organize a biweekly zoom session for our Muslim Audience between 30 to 40 individuals talk about any beneficent topic. It is an informal gathering where people participate and ask questions. I have been listening to your series on you-tube for a while and Mash-Allah there is a lot we can learn from you. Insha-Allah, let me if this is possible. Jazkallah sister.

[@ikram2326]

جزاكى الله خيرا

[@farahsiddique7269]

Subahan Allah

[@wafiya8079]

Could somebody answer this for me- why has Allah commanded Muslim women to wear the headscarf? Is it to cover ourselves in front of men, or for us to be seen and differentiated as Muslims, or something else?

[@nandannandan2485]

Make an interview of Taslima Nasreen about hijab she describes it very well

[@thedemocratic_indian]

Why

[@ShaqraLina]

This is so inspiring! Muslims need to raise their daughters with this mentality rather than the "wear Hijab or you'll go to hell" mindset.

[@mohsinabashir]

Subhanallah ... Question to feminist aunties if islam is opressing Muslim...why western women are reverting to islam

[@avora1000]

It is more important to take care of the heart. How your heart is dressed rather than your outward dress

[@adnaomar8976]

Hijab It’s beauty

[@avora1000]

Hijab meaning from the Quran means the more a Womens heart is pure the more she is in hijab.

[@Siwinile_Nzama]

I’m a Christian and I must say I love the Hijab and I’m willing to wear one and hopefully it’s not offensive to Muslims

[@sayawafa1]

May allah bless you 😍

[@usmanmishary1296]

Assalamualaikum sister and brother anyone want learn Qur'an

[@nurkhanonly1765]

Assalaamuailaikum,for everyone(muslim in the world

[@emthompson1975]

I love how you hone in on education that’s my seeing oppression that woman in certain places due to extremism which is just as alive in Christianity in different ways is the oppression the hajib isn’t the oppression it’s a mindful choice and I’m a Christian white woman but that bodily autonomy which I truly believe in and everything I’ve ever read about Aisha tells me everything I need to know about Mohamed I respect the faith that says you aren’t supposed to read it unless I’m Arabic so I’ve never read the Quran sry if I miss spelled that but she was a badass she was the woman who helped guide other woman sorry but of a rant ish I just really appreciated learning through this video off to watch more to learn thank you and blessings!!!

[@mutahhaliratou2206]

Assalamualaikum Warahmatullah wa Barakatuhu. My dear sis show good example by wearing the proper hijab. Be proud of your religion

[@innallaahaamaassaabireen5209]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم الحمد لله رب العالمين، والصلاة والسلام على أشرف الأنبياء والمرسلين، نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين ﷺ , ..

[@Hamza-GH-Hofmann]

Agreed. Thanks for the information. Can you please give a link to the cited Gallup census of 2008 among the 50.000 women. I find that very helpful for discussion in the ongoing to heated debates, we do also have here in Germany. Thanks in advance. Hamza

[@theexplorers4182]

MashaAllah

[@farjanaakhter7429]

Well said.

[@usmanmishary1296]

Assalamualaikum sister and brother anyone want learn Quran

[@ceci4528]

As a woman I want a society educated in respect, if I show my body nobody should sexualised it without my permission and agreement. We should focus on in fighting the sick minds of those who sexualise without boundaries: like sexualising any woman for the way she choose to dress, children if they are not under surveillance, or even men if they look attractive…Educating, educating, educating and not hiding…