"Which one is more beautiful?" Korean Girl Shocked by Hijab Styles Around the World!

[@aidomuah]

Isn’t it funny that a girl coming from a country that make it obligatory to wear hijab, doesn’t wear it properly and the two girls coming from countries that educate and encourage muslim girls to cover their modesty but do not force it on them ends up covering up perfectly… religion should not be forced on people… we should educate people about them… inform them, make them understand and let them choose

[@shezu123]

yes I agree with you

[@Shanaznctzen]

For real

[@hanashino6075]

Yes, but would you say the same thing about law? Or driving rules? Would you say it shouldn't be obeyed because ppl find it hard to follow them? Ik hijab shouldn't be forced, but in iran, it's the law and law isn't always about what ppl want or not, just raising some points😶‍🌫️

[@elio_fay]

⁠@@hanashino6075your point is stupid. You’re comparing laws about safety of others to laws about freedom of choice and expression…. Moron

[@yummymellon4058]

Wut do u mean by this. In Islam ​we never taught girls to be oppressed of any education let alone having a driving license @@hanashino6075

[@RiyadhaniXD]

I just want to add something as a Malaysian and as a muslim, women cant wear fabric that has christmas print on it because that would mean they're supporting or celebrating it and it would go against our beliefs in islam. We respect all religion out there and also, in islam there are no rules that stated you have to wear a hijab to be a muslim, when you are ready and feel comfortable on wearing it then you should wear it❤

[@itsrynnntbh2746]

Yes I want to apologise because I made a mistake in saying that. Christmas prints or anything that resembles another religion, we muslims cannot wear them.

[@turquoisediamond1668]

R U sure there's no rule to wear hijab as a muslim?!

[@KalinaWijaya-h2g]

there's rule to cover ur body, from hair to toe, only face can be seen

[@blanc6519]

"there's no rules to wear hijab" Al Azhab 59: am i joke to you?

[@MuhammadImran-yl6sz]

Hijab or Jilbab is wajib (Obligatory) for women muslim. But, fashion to wearing hijab are allowed as long as modesty and no other religious elements included. Even wearing pail/bucket still consider hijab as long as it cover the required part of your body that has been recorded in Al- Quran. .

[@iloveflowersaswell]

i love that indonesian girl, she has that positive vibe and charm personality, she really represent Indonesia behaviour ❤❤

[@uwucioo8932]

As an Indonesian Muslim, It's great to see more and more people knowing about the hijab and its function 🥰

[@itachi7285]

what is the function?

[@JuanV-f9m]

​@@itachi7285truthful function is found in these suras in Quran Muhammad ordered women to wear the veil only because one of his wives went to defecate and Muhammad's creepy friend recognized her Sahih Bukhari 1:4:148, most authentic collection of hadiths " The wives of the Prophet used to go to Al-Manasi, a vast open place (near Baqia at Medina) to answer the call of nature at night(💩). 'Umar used to say to the Prophet "Let your wives be veiled," but Allah's Apostle did not do so. One night Sauda bint Zam'a the wife of the Prophet went out at 'Isha' time and she was a tall lady. 'Umar addressed her and said, "I have recognized you, O Sauda." He said so, as he desired eagerly that the verses of Al-Hijab (the observing of veils by the Muslim women) may be revealed. So Allah revealed the verses of "Al-Hijab" (A complete body cover excluding the eyes)" Modesty? Musannaf Ibn Shaybah 6236: Anas reported: ‘Umar once saw a slave-girl that belonged to us wearing a scarf, so Umar hit her and told her: ‘Don’t assume the manners of a free woman." Sunan Bayhaqi 2/227: Anas bin Malik said: ‘The slave-girls of Umar were serving us with uncovered hair and their breasts shaking”

[@JuanV-f9m]

@@itachi7285 in Quran it's written. Muhammad ordered women to wear the veil only because one of his wives went to defecate and Muhammad's creepy friend recognized her Sahih Bukhari 1:4:148, most authentic collection of hadiths " The wives of the Prophet used to go to Al-Manasi, a vast open place (near Baqia at Medina) to answer the call of nature at night(💩). 'Umar used to say to the Prophet "Let your wives be veiled," but Allah's Apostle did not do so. One night Sauda bint Zam'a the wife of the Prophet went out at 'Isha' time and she was a tall lady. 'Umar addressed her and said, "I have recognized you, O Sauda." He said so, as he desired eagerly that the verses of Al-Hijab (the observing of veils by the Muslim women) may be revealed. So Allah revealed the verses of "Al-Hijab" (A complete body cover excluding the eyes)" Modesty? Musannaf Ibn Shaybah 6236: Anas reported: ‘Umar once saw a slave-girl that belonged to us wearing a scarf, so Umar hit her and told her: ‘Don’t assume the manners of a free woman." Sunan Bayhaqi 2/227: Anas bin Malik said: ‘The slave-girls of Umar were serving us with uncovered hair and their breasts shaking”

[@user_girl196]

Hijab is a religious requirement for Muslim women. It's not a cultural tradition and it doesn't mean you're oppressed by your culture. Hijab isn't just about covering up your hair; it also means covering up all of your body except your face, hands and feet

[@wolfgang11793]

As Muslim i can say that's true 100%👍💗

[@muhammadaskari5793]

You are right Sister Only covering hair isn't hijab Covering whole body except face and hands Hijab

[@wolfgang11793]

@@muhammadaskari5793 right 👍💗

[@rasheedafatemapatel5113]

💯

[@Wickerrman]

If you're not allowed to take it off when you want, then I'd say that's oppression. But if people choose to wear it, then that's fine.

[@elmo7591]

The half hijab the Iranian women is wearing is more of a cultural hijab, while the Indonesian and Malaysian hijab are religious. But what really bothered me is the Iranian womens hijab that kept slipping 😭 she kept fixing it, made me so mad. Also they are talking about the price being 3-10USD while in Canada its 30-50$

[@sekotakstrawberi]

Maybe because in Indonesia and Malaysia, the price is cheaper than other countries. But if you go to a branded store then you will find the price of the hijab is around 30-50$ or even higher than that.

[@yummymellon4058]

Actually 😅 the hijab lowest price point is cheap. But we have one that cost thousand dollars like depending on the item they were made. I know the swarwoski beaded stone hijab were of hefty price. Also certain cotton or higher quality grade shawl from chiffon. So she's given the really low cost one that most average people would buy. But if you prefer boutique price it's mostly the same as what you mentioned. Also Malaysia and Indonesia produced hijab locally, many of local brand being sold into other countries too, so surely the price will be two time fold.

[@rin7109]

dulu orang tua di Indonesia memakai hijab seperti itu terutama sebelum Indonesia merdeka. nenek saya dulu memakai hijab seperti itu dan menggunakan pakaian tradisional, semakin kesini orang orang semakin tertutup terutama anak muda

[@yuhyi0122]

Why are yours so damn expensive 😱

[@cc-co3gk]

I live in the UK and it's £3-8 but when you buy it online from those hIJABI InfluENCERs they sell the same hijab for £15-40. They are real scammers. You need to buy it from the local shops with the cute grandmas or go to the wholesalers with the indian/punjabi salesmen that start speaking to you in arabic😂

[@cc-co3gk]

I really feel bad for the women in iran. They are actually opressed because their country forces them to wear it unlike indonesia or malaysia where they have the option. When you make peole do something by force it makes them not want to do it. Islam isn't supposed to be like that. Yes, women are required to wear hijabs but this is a choice between them and Allah, not the government. Islam focuses on our intentions a lot so if you are just wearing hijab for your parents or government then that isn't hijab it's just a cloth you wore for humans not God. You can advise them but if someone doesn't want to do something then that is a choice that they have made and they are to deal with those consequences when they face Allah.

[@lunar31-r9k]

What exactly oppressing about wearing hijab? What are you losing from wearing it? Sure, you lose the choices, but that's it. There's no negatives from wearing it.

[@NimaYousefi-i9x]

I agree very much. Because what you said is the situation in Iran now. Because some people like to wear hijab and some people don't like to wear it. It should be respected, not forcing someone to do it by force and violence. I think. In Southeast Asian countries such as Indonesia and Malaysia, they have the right to choose and can wear or not wear.

[@ziba6485]

Also the problem is more than this dude. We should learnt that Islam rules are like individual and not individuals. Praying is not something that can anyone force to do. But publicity rules are different bzc have effects. Like differences between Hagh o Allah & Hagho alNas ! And unfortunately the Iranian government couldn't teach and manage it in correct way and it just do something wrong by forcing. That is also bad effect.

[@whiteasparagus843]

in my part of malaysia it's not really an option, more of forced option. If you choose not to wear one, you become a social outcast and many people who moved here, who do not choose to wear a hijab, chose to leave because they were being bullied sadly. We need to teach tolerance and respect for other people even if it clashes against our own beliefs. Our own relationship with God is the one that matters.

[@NimaYousefi-i9x]

@@whiteasparagus843 Yes, I agree. It depends on the person who wants to wear hijab or not. In Europe, they put a lot of pressure on Muslims and don't even care about them. Europeans think that Islam is a superstitious religion. But if they know what features and points it has, their attitude towards the Qur'an and the Islamic religion will change and change, and they may even accept Islam.

[@yoidkbuthi3242]

it's so funny how the iranian girl is wearing, it keeps falling off as if she isn't wearing it 😭(I'm not attacking this comment is just for fun)

[@diarythatyouforgot8704]

Indonesian used to wear hijab like that. In my mom's era (forgot the years, i think it happen in Suharto era), women forbid to wear hijab in any office, and sometimes, women with hijab got pressed. So one with strong believe wear it juat like that. But they wear one with heavy material, so the hijab not gonna lose so easy.

[@HadassaMoon144]

I think a big part of that is it's not hers since she borrowed it from someone else. If it's once you were all the time she would know the weight and the position of the pins she would add to keep it from falling all the time.

[@ayshahhumayra6234]

yeah you're true actually that's not how Muslims should wear but mybe she's just like the style but not too religious or yeah well not all Muslim who wear hijab is religious too but yeah

[@gemmywhi3711]

you gotta understand she's a shia. Her country forces the wearing of hijab and per my knowledge, the new generation are really against this order. Some of them only wearing it bcos they were forced too, and that's the common style for them.

[@EarthtoZay_.]

​@@gemmywhi3711Ohh I didn't shia I didn't know that.Btw I have a question if you don't mind. Are Shias Kafirs I know that sounds so wrong but I always see people calling shia muslims Kafirs under their posts(yes ik that it's haram to separate into sects)and I'm not sure .

[@faristont4561]

Hijab means "covered" basically. all the parts required for you to cover it is called hijab. that goes to men as well. it just synonyms with the headscarf muslim women wear when you heard the word hijab even tho it's not specifically that. women are all parts besides face, hands and feet. and must wear loose clothes, anything that's not tight to the body. men's hijab is from bellybutton to the knees. even tho it may varies slightly depends on mazhab

[@itachi7285]

men barely need to cover up like this. The hijab was implemented so that you weren't confused with slave girls who were harassed by the Muslim men and it was all because the second Caliph Umar wanted the prophet Muhammed's wives to dress like this so that they were recognised as free women. He even stalked them at night when they went out to pee in the desert and recognised the tall one (Sauda) to make sure it was implemented. Once it was stated in the quran it became a dress code and was no longer a choice. Umar even punished his slaves girls for dressing like this at the start because he only wanted it for the prophet's wives. That's it.

[@JuanV-f9m]

Nope the suras don't say men. Here's the suras and what is said. Muhammad ordered women to wear the veil only because one of his wives went to defecate and Muhammad's creepy friend recognized her Sahih Bukhari 1:4:148, most authentic collection of hadiths " The wives of the Prophet used to go to Al-Manasi, a vast open place (near Baqia at Medina) to answer the call of nature at night(💩). 'Umar used to say to the Prophet "Let your wives be veiled," but Allah's Apostle did not do so. One night Sauda bint Zam'a the wife of the Prophet went out at 'Isha' time and she was a tall lady. 'Umar addressed her and said, "I have recognized you, O Sauda." He said so, as he desired eagerly that the verses of Al-Hijab (the observing of veils by the Muslim women) may be revealed. So Allah revealed the verses of "Al-Hijab" (A complete body cover excluding the eyes)" Modesty? Musannaf Ibn Shaybah 6236: Anas reported: ‘Umar once saw a slave-girl that belonged to us wearing a scarf, so Umar hit her and told her: ‘Don’t assume the manners of a free woman." Sunan Bayhaqi 2/227: Anas bin Malik said: ‘The slave-girls of Umar were serving us with uncovered hair and their breasts shaking”

[@JuanV-f9m]

Men. It's not written for men. Here let me show you. Muhammad ordered women to wear the veil only because one of his wives went to defecate and Muhammad's creepy friend recognized her Sahih Bukhari 1:4:148, most authentic collection of hadiths " The wives of the Prophet used to go to Al-Manasi, a vast open place (near Baqia at Medina) to answer the call of nature at night(💩). 'Umar used to say to the Prophet "Let your wives be veiled," but Allah's Apostle did not do so. One night Sauda bint Zam'a the wife of the Prophet went out at 'Isha' time and she was a tall lady. 'Umar addressed her and said, "I have recognized you, O Sauda." He said so, as he desired eagerly that the verses of Al-Hijab (the observing of veils by the Muslim women) may be revealed. So Allah revealed the verses of "Al-Hijab" (A complete body cover excluding the eyes)" Modesty? Musannaf Ibn Shaybah 6236: Anas reported: ‘Umar once saw a slave-girl that belonged to us wearing a scarf, so Umar hit her and told her: ‘Don’t assume the manners of a free woman." Sunan Bayhaqi 2/227: Anas bin Malik said: ‘The slave-girls of Umar were serving us with uncovered hair and their breasts shaking”

[@---pu7ke]

I do wonder why the men are allowed to show chest and back? Is it just for practical purposes and whatever work the men traditionally did in these areas required them to wear less clothing than women? Or is it that women are more at risk to r*pe and so it’s a safety issue that women are told to cover more?

[@khalidity]

most of the time, from what I've seen, women using hijabs get more respect since they are being modest and felt honored 😊

[@Iqra-zy1hv]

Lovely to see the girls in Hijab, in Pakistan we also have various hijab styles. 😀 Thank you @Giggle

[@spacedusty]

I don't see often Pakistani women marry male foreigners

[@lnoorplaylist]

Yeah we have Iranian girl's style as well as other 2 girls style

[@faziema5968]

😂😂 the vibe the middle girl give is Indonesian and the red girl vibe tell she is Malaysian. That's what I feel, don't take to hard.

[@yummymellon4058]

And as Malaysian I'll say both have pretty similar vibe.. Like that's how most Indonesian and Malaysian would react 😂

[@ikapuchino]

It'a not like Indonesian and Malaysian different race

[@CozyBolster]

Not only claiming our music, our batik, our culture, now you also claiming people too??? Why?!?! 😡😡 Just kidding lol 😂

[@intriguingfacts5434]

I bet the Malaysian girl has much of her DNA from Indonesia....Like Bugis and Jawa descendants automatically become Malays in Malaysia....although they are seen as ethnically distinct in Indonesia.

[@faziema5968]

@@intriguingfacts5434 yeah so true.

[@rainnlol]

you guys seriously dont understand the trauma iranian women go through on a daily basis, they get killed for not wearing the hijab. the religion is forced onto them. they didnt get the space most other muslims got. they never actually got to understand what the religion really meant and felt a connection with it. to them religion is just a punishment and oppression. bashing the iranian girl in this video is just insensitive. my heart goes out to all the iranian girls suffering rn, may allah help them.

[@kathleencove]

Ameen

[@halimamohamed4400]

Amin

[@OumaimaPhantomhaive]

She live in korea bro if she want to take it of she Will do it

[@enasali5354]

It's not the religion It's the government you see people follow Islam but don't killed or anything

[@firyvlt]

@@OumaimaPhantomhaive she’s not a hijabi, her friend lent her a headscarf

[@sistersroomco2790]

Covering head is a symbol of modesty and nobility, I'm sure Korean has that culture before for example that usually use by Noble girl I often see in the historical Kdrama, they would use a jacket like cloth and cover their head and face when going outside... The only different with Veil is it also part of daily clothing for Muslim's woman... Well, it can be a choice depending on their level of faith.

[@JuanV-f9m]

Well here's reason found in Quran.😂😂 Muhammad ordered women to wear the veil only because one of his wives went to defecate and Muhammad's creepy friend recognized her Sahih Bukhari 1:4:148, most authentic collection of hadiths " The wives of the Prophet used to go to Al-Manasi, a vast open place (near Baqia at Medina) to answer the call of nature at night(💩). 'Umar used to say to the Prophet "Let your wives be veiled," but Allah's Apostle did not do so. One night Sauda bint Zam'a the wife of the Prophet went out at 'Isha' time and she was a tall lady. 'Umar addressed her and said, "I have recognized you, O Sauda." He said so, as he desired eagerly that the verses of Al-Hijab (the observing of veils by the Muslim women) may be revealed. So Allah revealed the verses of "Al-Hijab" (A complete body cover excluding the eyes)" Modesty? Musannaf Ibn Shaybah 6236: Anas reported: ‘Umar once saw a slave-girl that belonged to us wearing a scarf, so Umar hit her and told her: ‘Don’t assume the manners of a free woman." Sunan Bayhaqi 2/227: Anas bin Malik said: ‘The slave-girls of Umar were serving us with uncovered hair and their breasts shaking”

[@JuanV-f9m]

⁉️⁉️Muhammad ordered women to wear the veil only because one of his wives went to defecate and Muhammad's creepy friend recognized her Sahih Bukhari 1:4:148, most authentic collection of hadiths " The wives of the Prophet used to go to Al-Manasi, a vast open place (near Baqia at Medina) to answer the call of nature at night(💩). 'Umar used to say to the Prophet "Let your wives be veiled," but Allah's Apostle did not do so. One night Sauda bint Zam'a the wife of the Prophet went out at 'Isha' time and she was a tall lady. 'Umar addressed her and said, "I have recognized you, O Sauda." He said so, as he desired eagerly that the verses of Al-Hijab (the observing of veils by the Muslim women) may be revealed. So Allah revealed the verses of "Al-Hijab" (A complete body cover excluding the eyes)" Modesty? Musannaf Ibn Shaybah 6236: Anas reported: ‘Umar once saw a slave-girl that belonged to us wearing a scarf, so Umar hit her and told her: ‘Don’t assume the manners of a free woman." Sunan Bayhaqi 2/227: Anas bin Malik said: ‘The slave-girls of Umar were serving us with uncovered hair and their breasts shaking”

[@Moein_1999]

Its always good to see iranian in korean show.

[@pinkgangsta6157]

There are so many hijab style in Indonesia and change through the years. Just search Indonesia hijab style 80s, 90s, 2000s, 2010s I have the book 😂 and now new trend hijab, there are so many tutorial video in youtube.

[@aldebaran5108]

Can u tell me what is the title of the book? I'm interested to read it😮

[@pinkgangsta6157]

@@aldebaran5108 buku tutorial hijab, 50 gaya hijab dengan kerudung segiempat, 100 tutorial hijab untuk sehari-hari, 35 gaya hijab dengan tie-dye pashmina etc similar like that. But this kind of tutorial is 2010s style. For trend hijab style now you can search on yt or tiktok etc

[@kaysmith8992]

Also, look at the Qasidah singers in the 60s-2000s, every decade they became more and more covered.

[@fab8490]

Must be nice if you include Korean Muslims into the conversation too.

[@meera9198]

I completely understand why Irani girl doesnt wear hijab properly, she's born in a country where religion is mandatory and 'forced'. She probably heard so many "you're not muslim" kind of comment if she didnt do what musli supposed to do. Like you can't force faith on people, everyone have their own journey and you should not be the one who make them want to end the journey. Don't be the person that make other lose faith.

[@pandorabox-q7l]

im glad u and other comments are aware its not islams fault😢 cuz there is so much islamphobe on twitter and it makes me mad, islam shouldnt be like this at all, its THOSE peoples fault not islam...

[@muhammadfirdaus756]

In Indonesia we called hijab and sometimes old Indonesian women Will be say (kerudung) which is more common to say.

[@Si_nengatcha]

also another word: jilbab. Kerudung is used to describe like the one Iranian wear. Jilbab use to be the term, but starting 2000, for some reason, more and more people use the word hijab and now the word jilbab is almost unrecognizable especially by younger generation. (I was born in the 80s)

[@ErenYeager-vi1]

I don't want to disrespect someone's relationship with God, but I also don't want people misunderstand it. Hijab style of the lady from Iran doesn't count as hijab actually. It has mixed with culture I guess. According to our holy Quran, it is said that hijab should cover hair, neck and shoulders.

[@Tomf-tz4pd]

Rather according to Uthman .. the companion

[@ErenYeager-vi1]

@@Tomf-tz4pd The Quran mentioned the hijab as a head and body cover two times, and Allah didn't specify an appearance all women should abide by. According to the Quran, you should cover your head, neck, and chest, and wear loose clothes. “And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty; and that they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what must ordinarily appear thereof; that they should draw their veils over their bosoms and not display their beauty except to their husbands…” (Holy Qur’an 24:31)

[@Tomf-tz4pd]

@@ErenYeager-vi1 Read your Hadiths to understand the background of these revelations… it is all due to Uthman

[@wy6523]

​@ErenYeager-vi1in quran no where it says that whole hair should be covered or such...it just says that ask the women of momins and muslims to bring out their clorhes over the head so they are recognuzed(as women of muslim by the non-muslims) in surah nisa.

[@ErenYeager-vi1]

@@Tomf-tz4pd what background meaning could there be ? It says everything clearly. Think whatever you want to think, but don't touch to the truth

[@22ninja1]

Seokhoon looks pretty good for a 78 year old man I was expecting late 50's or early 60's.

[@araimairujaaa]

Idk why but I think the Indonesian girl is more Malay on hijab lol, usually see that style on Malay tiktok

[@iloveflowersaswell]

true, the malaysian girl didn't really cover as much as the indonesian girl do

[@syarifabdillah1078]

No.. idon't think so.. it's so indonesian woman

[@Isshdi]

Malaysia imitates Indonesia, because TikTok itself has more Indonesian users and Indonesian TikTok is more famous, so Malaysia imitates the hijab style of Indonesian people on TikTok.

[@CanIDrinkYourBlood]

Malay copy Indonesian hijab style

[@fakhrulikmal7476]

Yes, the Indonesian girl also said she likes the Malaysian style more at 12:31 . Also nowadays there is trend Indonesian women using Pashmina "Malay look" when they got married or engaged. If you go through any Malaysia hijab tutorial page there 's many indonesian want the hijab postage to their country as the hijab material are different (Malaysia type are more flowy)

[@nanakim5032]

As a persian i want to say that in iran there are a lots of people that don’t like to wear hijab (they are muslims and they believe in god) but because of the government forces we must wear it. And for not wearing hijab in street we may be arrest or go to jail!!! Just like what happened last year “Women life freedom”. A part of the protest was because of this rule, they killed some girls because of not wearing hijab in street.

[@tomtom-qf8ep]

we do not care

[@nanakim5032]

@@tomtom-qf8ep so what :/

[@tomtom-qf8ep]

so stop making muslims seem bad@@nanakim5032

[@Kouroshyousefi]

شما مثل ایرانی نیستی یا خبر از ایران نداری ایرانیان با زور جنگ مسلمان شدند پس با زور کسی اسلام نمی آورد پس تمام ادیان ابراهیمی و حجاب در محرابه و اتشکده ها فقط بوده و تاثیر دین زرتشتی بر انها

[@RealStalin]

@@tomtom-qf8ep I do🗿

[@srhhhnr]

naurr, i don't know if its only me.. im Malaysian myself, but why do the Indonesian look more Malaysian than the malay person itself 😂

[@LunaMisake]

AHAHAHHA that is because the Indonesian hijab style is using Malaysian style XD this day it is like that, even though there is still lot Indonesian style hijab, but from the video, we can see the Indonesian lady use Malaysian hijab style just from a glance (that is why this day I am confused to judge who is from Indonesia, who is from Malaysia) like you have to listen to their accent to know XD or face (bit hard) XD and the Malaysian lady in the video dd use one of Malaysian simple way of wearing hijab but not all of us do that XD I think my whole family (Malaysian) use the one Indonesian lady wear :3

[@srhhhnr]

@@LunaMisake awning akak malay tu mcm awning org indo, sebab tu kita confuse 😭

[@pinkgangsta6157]

As Indonesian, I use the middle girl style since 2010s. But now I use the Indonesian style more

[@yr2985]

Just admitted that all malays look black, yall not Sea but South Asian of Sea😂

[@kfkdkeid6940]

​@@LunaMisakelol di Indonesia banyak gaya hijab bukan cuma satu saat itu ada orang Malaysia datang ke indonesia gaya hijab mereka sama seperti orang Malaysia di dalam video itu, di Indonesia style hijab banyak karena Indonesia sangat luas bukan cuma satu gaya hijab, muka tidak akan berbohong indonesia

[@hahhsshs]

I am Indonesian, South Koreans are not new to Indonesians, there are thousands of South Koreans living in Indonesia, there are even Koreans who are candidates to become regional heads in Indonesia And a lot of South Korean people move to Indonesian citizenship, but usually if a South Korean person has decided to move to Indonesian citizenship, he can guarantee his success.

[@wahyuferiyansyah7290]

The fact that old hanbok also got some similar style to hijab when you go outside

[@kaysmith8992]

Indonesians used to wear Iranian style hijab in the old days. Google Sinta Nuriya the former first lady of Indonesia, that's what they used to wear. The modern hijab style only became dominant around the 1990s.

[@Mobina-l8l]

If u mean the hair that's right..

[@Riahdelilah]

​@@Mobina-l8lyeah. now most of the Indonesian hijabi is trying to cover her hair more

[@umiryusaki5721]

Ada pemain volly berhijab pertama yg skrg bermain di korea,namanya megawati asal dari indonesia yg bermain di jungkawan jang club,mgkn suatu hari nnt admin bs mengundangnya di sini 😊

[@thv2929]

All are beautiful styles❤️

[@dutamaciptamedia]

Orang Korea berhijab, seketika jadi mirip orang Indonesia 🇮🇩😂

[@sucisg4728]

I dont get it how they introduce “hijab” as part of certain nation’s culture, while in fact, hijab is part of Islam as a religion. The rules are clear wherever you are, whether you are Malaysian, Indonesian, Iranian, Korean, American, all the rules are written in Quran as our guidance. So if you wear Hijab as you please, not according to Quran, please just say Headscarf 💖 May Allah guide us all.

[@nafisatabassum123]

❤Ameen

[@sofea6969]

in malaysia we have a lot of styles of hijab that you can wear…and if you lazy to make the styles and want to save the times..you wear the sarung one or the instant one 😂 that one of my favourite ❤ 17/1/24

[@yayukfatkhiyatussaniyah8931]

😍, I love this program. "Ini sejalan dengan Semangat Semboyan Bangsa Indonesia : Bhinneka Tunggal Ika, yang berarti berbeda-beda tapi satu jua" Yaitu semangat saling mengetahui, mengenali dan menghargai perbedaan di antara SARA (Suku, Agama, Ras dan Antar Golongan). Terima Kasih banyak. Salam dari Indonesia.

[@jeryma1018]

Indonesian and malaysian hit this

[@Jana-k1l3b]

Ok. Let’s not change our words to please people please. I think you guys needed to explain what the hijab is a little more, if I didn’t know what the hijab was, this explanation would low key be kinda confusing. But I still love the effort, and you guys were great.👍

[@insansiregar6158]

Indonesia and Malaysia is also the same as Iran, they weren't originally Muslims. It was Buddhist & Hindu before Islam came

[@이상민-k2i]

When did you become considered Muslim? Interesting.

[@newbabies923]

​@@이상민-k2i14th century

[@hazelnad5658]

Yes, our ancestors are not muslims

[@kaysmith8992]

Many Muslims don't realise how slowly Islam took over Indonesia. Like even in the 20th Century most Indonesians were pretty lax until the 1960s, most women never even covered their heads until the 2000s. If you ever wonder why Indonesian women wear that 'double hijab' with strings when they pray, it's because that stringed hijab used to be their only hijab, and they only put it on for praying.

[@MMM-zc3oq]

the ajushi's expressions and participation is adorable

[@youngpurple5777]

7:54 definitely can relate🤣 we need to have various color on each style to match our outfit

[@Rayjj7]

I like this respectful old man a lot

[@miftikabinakasih2642]

Love the way putri speak ❤❤

[@Mobina-l8l]

As a Iranian teenager I tend to wear more fashionable .. but also there are some people that wear Chador and it covers the whole body except for face (like my family!) There are many types of people.. u don't have to judge the whole country by only one person... Some people wear hijab by force because the government want us to be like eachother! It's an Islamic country and If u don't wear hijab, they will fine u but I have a question is resorting to force legal in Islam?! :)

[@nafisatabassum123]

Forcing any non muslim's is illegal! But forcing muslim's is legal. Because you are muslim,,so you must have to obey the Islamic rules

[@Mobina-l8l]

@@nafisatabassum123 you don't even know I'm Muslim!?

[@nafisatabassum123]

@@Mobina-l8l sorry ,,I was giving example,

[@Kouroshyousefi]

​@@nafisatabassum123 ایرانیان کلا جز ده الی بیست درصد فقط اسلام را قبول دارند همین امروز با افراد مسن داشتم در همین رابطه حرف می زدیم همه از اسلام متنفر بودند چون با زور شمشیر آمده نه با فرهنگ مردم بیشتر برگشتند به دین باستانی خود زرتشتی و در ایران مساجد در حال تعطیلی هستند طبق گفته ملا ها مخصوصا این چند سال سرعت گرفته و حتی مساجد رو اتش زدند .همین امروز رفراندوم بزارند به زیر ده درصد هم نمی رسه

[@rosaimv8601]

But it's not fair If you never have a choice in it? Would you wear shackles just because you are born with it?

[@prhasn]

Amazing. The world just needs more understanding of each other and love.

[@JuanV-f9m]

Yep..more understanding. Share suras of why hijab is worn. Muhammad ordered women to wear the veil only because one of his wives went to defecate and Muhammad's creepy friend recognized her Sahih Bukhari 1:4:148, most authentic collection of hadiths " The wives of the Prophet used to go to Al-Manasi, a vast open place (near Baqia at Medina) to answer the call of nature at night(💩). 'Umar used to say to the Prophet "Let your wives be veiled," but Allah's Apostle did not do so. One night Sauda bint Zam'a the wife of the Prophet went out at 'Isha' time and she was a tall lady. 'Umar addressed her and said, "I have recognized you, O Sauda." He said so, as he desired eagerly that the verses of Al-Hijab (the observing of veils by the Muslim women) may be revealed. So Allah revealed the verses of "Al-Hijab" (A complete body cover excluding the eyes)" Modesty? Musannaf Ibn Shaybah 6236: Anas reported: ‘Umar once saw a slave-girl that belonged to us wearing a scarf, so Umar hit her and told her: ‘Don’t assume the manners of a free woman." Sunan Bayhaqi 2/227: Anas bin Malik said: ‘The slave-girls of Umar were serving us with uncovered hair and their breasts shaking”

[@busraball9645]

Hijab is obligatory for every Muslim. For women, it means covering all parts of the body except the hands, feet and face so that they are not visible. For men, it is obligatory to cover from the navel to the kneecap. In fact, hijab was first commanded on the eyelids of Muslim men and women. Muslim men and women must protect their eyes and all their limbs from haram. Women are more delicate and sensitive than men, like a diamond. If you have a diamond, do you want to hide it and protect it or do you want to show it to everyone and expose it? This is why hijab is obligatory for every Muslim woman. We are Allah's precious pearls and that is why He has ordered hijab to protect us.

[@febria_rizqiaulia04]

I'm so addicted to this kind of contentt >o< love it so muchh

[@febria_rizqiaulia04]

THIS IS SO EXCITINGGG.. PLEASE INVITE THEM AGAIN AND TALK MORE ABOUT ISLAM.. ISLAM IS A REALLY BEAUTIFUL RELIGION AND FULL OF LOVE ALSO HAPPINESS (^o^)

[@ziba6485]

Actually except of religion, modesty is in our culture for many centuries.

[@Hellomukskans]

Iranian girls are beautiful ❤❤

[@alfiar9520]

aww this is so fun and i love how the korean girl is so excited to learn about hijab! and also i experienced the "different style" when i go to malaysia before. they said they can spot me being indonesian in one glance bcs of my hijab and i was confused until i met more malaysian girls and i noticed that their styles are indeed a little bit different than me 😂

[@lullaby6642]

Pantesan waktu ke Malaysia orang2 ngeliatin aku kayak ngeliat orang asing, padahal aku ga ngerasa asing, ngerasa kayak di negara sendiri karena orangnya mirip2 😅

[@JuanV-f9m]

But why they don't share Quran sura? Muhammad ordered women to wear the veil only because one of his wives went to defecate and Muhammad's creepy friend recognized her Sahih Bukhari 1:4:148, most authentic collection of hadiths " The wives of the Prophet used to go to Al-Manasi, a vast open place (near Baqia at Medina) to answer the call of nature at night(💩). 'Umar used to say to the Prophet "Let your wives be veiled," but Allah's Apostle did not do so. One night Sauda bint Zam'a the wife of the Prophet went out at 'Isha' time and she was a tall lady. 'Umar addressed her and said, "I have recognized you, O Sauda." He said so, as he desired eagerly that the verses of Al-Hijab (the observing of veils by the Muslim women) may be revealed. So Allah revealed the verses of "Al-Hijab" (A complete body cover excluding the eyes)" Modesty? Musannaf Ibn Shaybah 6236: Anas reported: ‘Umar once saw a slave-girl that belonged to us wearing a scarf, so Umar hit her and told her: ‘Don’t assume the manners of a free woman." Sunan Bayhaqi 2/227: Anas bin Malik said: ‘The slave-girls of Umar were serving us with uncovered hair and their breasts shaking”

[@sayyedarafia2443]

Hijab is like a crown For me , it's like muslim women is like a gem like a gem is kept in a case or a pure cloth to protect it,i think hijab is that protective layer It is worn for protection and it sort of gives you authority in a sense that not everyone can see you , and you are not a show of beauty for everyone on the street It also protects you from toxic beauty standards and judgements from people who don't even know you In a world where people are so obsessed with how they look and what others will think of them ,their body or their appearance i think it's a beautiful way to protect your mental peace Also it's part of our identity as it helps others to recognise us as a Muslim(side note: there are muslim women and girls who don't wear hijab that's their personal choice and we(humans) are no one to judge them based merely on that)

[@Tomf-tz4pd]

Protection from what ?

[@sayyedarafia2443]

@@Tomf-tz4pd from stuff like gaze of some people who may see women as a thing or those who may objectify women If someone likes you they should like u by your personality and your values and not by how you or your body looks so it helps in that as well that if someone likes you they don't like you by the way u look only but by your personality and your heart

[@sd7785]

​@@sayyedarafia2443That doesn't make much sense? We know that what someone wears doesn't impact whether they are sexually harassed, etc., so I don't understand this "protection" mindset.

[@runnimiku7984]

​​​@@sd7785it is also for prevention against bad situations. No matter how big or small the chances are for it to happen. Also it is a test for us muslims women. If you past this test, you will be rewarded. The more difficult the test is, the bigger the rewards will be given in the hereafter.

[@Tomf-tz4pd]

@@sayyedarafia2443 This is false friend, most marriage couple where first attracted to each other due to their handsomeness or beauty.. it was then solidified by their character/personality. Protection is such an unnecessary concept and doesn’t make any sense.

[@meinsternes4148]

Just sharing about covering of the hair specifically, there is no verse that mentions hair but to cover the bosoms or use the already culturally worn head covering due to desert environment to cover the bosoms and dress modestly. But most importantly is to lower our gaze against immodesty

[@kiddos5787]

It mentioned in hadits

[@meinsternes4148]

@@kiddos5787 which sahih Hadith? But is it mentioned in the Quran? specifically hair?

[@nuhaomar9542]

Thanks for pointing this out! It’s a small but important detail

[@NaNa-cq8ck]

​@@meinsternes4148why the 'but'? do you think a muslim should follow Islam only based on the Quran?

[@meinsternes4148]

@@NaNa-cq8ck yes, heavily on the Quran. Quran is the guide from our creator correct? As a guide, we agree it's not in cryptic or riddles right? But it's a direct guide from our creator? So yes heavily, rely on Quran and also authentic Hadith. But if something not mentioned in the Quran, or contradicts Quran, words of our creator, then let's pause and think a while

[@Zucchini04]

Menutup aurat itu perintah daripada Allah SWT yg wajid diikuti.

[@morsalghiami9052]

The rule of Hijab is not just in Malaysia like that, it is for everyone the same ...u can show ur face and Hands but not the rest of the Body.

[@Sillybananamonkey]

To everyone criticizing the irani woman you could you make the same point by saying Malaysian girls hijab isn’t covering her chest or that none of them are wearing nikab

[@user-nn6lu9mm9n]

Niqab isn’t mandatory

[@Sillybananamonkey]

In some beliefs it is

[@user-nn6lu9mm9n]

@@Sillybananamonkey In Islam, it's not mandatory.

[@fatimabaiyent.]

Love these intervoews with Muslims, oeep it coming

[@ayesthatix]

A great initiative for a poditive messages about hijab ❤

[@parmis7552]

4:07 Why did you use this picture from 100 years ago😂.These Chadors are really old-fashioned. Nowadays weman in Iran wear really beautiful Chadors and the also they do makeup.

[@yuviaza6793]

basically in Indonesia...our ancestors before use to wearing Hijab just like Iranian style !!wearing Kemben(sarong for women's),Kebaya(indonesian traditional clothes)and Hijab like those Iranian lady😊😊

[@d.k.hapsari6030]

Yes, it is really need long time to change the culture of hijab in Indonesia. Full covered hijab was identical with religious school like Muhammadiyah or ponpes. I remember when i was in high school. My relatives though i was a student at Muhammadiyah when in fact i studied in public high school.

[@kaysmith8992]

Also, kebaya was an early form of hijab because pre-Islam Indonesian women did not cover their shoulders.

[@kaysmith8992]

​@@d.k.hapsari6030if I'm not mistaken, Muhammadiyah dressed more 'modern hijab' style while Nahdatul Ulama wore more 'Iranian style' hijab combined with kebaya.

[@d.k.hapsari6030]

@@kaysmith8992 not really, the styles of hijab were not standardized by the organizations. Its more to the people themselves. Of course, Muhammadiyah schools made rule and regulation follows Islamic law regarding hijab, but i still saw some female students don't wear their hijab properly yet. But, there are also many woman who affiliated with Muhammadiyah and wear big traditional hijab so do NU, wear modern style hijab that cover the whole head and hair. While those who wear "Iranian like style" and kebaya mostly older women who majority live in rural or village area and didn't receive comprehensive Islamic education.

[@zehlollys7073]

Hijab in Islam is not just about covering your hair or wearing loose clothing. Hijab is actually a way of regulating one's behavior and it is not just for women. In Islam, men must also wear hijab (but not covering hair). For example, not slandering someone, not lying and deceiving someone, not gossiping about someone( may not be what it seems to you), respecting people's choices, etc. Covering your hair and wearing loose clothes is the last stage of hijab. Some people have their hair covered but they are not hijab because hijab is measured by behavior, of course, veiling is an order sent down by God.

[@itachi7285]

No they are two different things. The hijab implemented so that you weren't confused with slave girls who were harassed by the Muslim men and it was all because the second Caliph Umar wanted the prophet Muhammed's wives to dress like this so that they were recognised as free women. He even stalked them at night when they went out to pee in the desert and recognised the tall one (Sauda) to make sure it was implemented. Once it was stated in the quran it became a dress code and was no longer a choice. Umar even punished his slaves girls for dressing like this at the start because he only wanted it for the prophet's wives.

[@shannonflorer6187]

This was so fun!!

[@samihakhondoker2456]

the red sweater girl is so cute and naturally pretty

[@tokari.05]

kimia so cute and funny 😂

[@Howdy1233]

This same kind of hijab is also practiced here in Pakistan, but we particularly don't call it hijab it's just head cover.

[@xqlee6823]

Why u guys argue about this little details？ For any religion or culture ，Isn't it more important to cultivate your heart, be a good person and do good deeds than to focus on these details all day long?

[@Beomgyuwatertissue]

5:28 I wish she mentioned that even if the person are allowed to choose, it still considered as sin if they choose not to wear it or if they don't wear it properly

[@Bilalsarfraz8]

Well done Giggle.

[@himemiyaewan2917]

Yo the moment she took out her phone to adjust her hijab. I felt that 😂

[@AstariAtelier]

Although men & women is different, they have same responsibility. In my understanding Hijab is responsible to use by women to protect their beauty from men eyes. While the men responsible to control their eyes from womens beauty. Thats why its sin both for men to watch women more than it should be & women if not using hijab in front of male. Cmiiw 🙏

[@newlife4218]

:/ WELL! I hate to break it to you but technically in Islam you can't wear a hijab while showing your hair and actually the purpose of hijab is the following : it's meant to protect you and get rid of any bad intentions so that people would love you for who you are and not for your beauty or how attractive you are because the beauty will fade away one day so that when a guy loves you would love you for who you are and not for how beautiful your hair is or your body is Because that beauty, You can save it for marriage later on ;) Personally speaking, wearing hijab also teaches you not to fall into that trap of trying to seek validation from males or anyone expect your god, and to be committed to God although some people don't follow the rules doesn't make it okay to break the rules and I as a Muslim I believe that people can take their time in their Journey of embracing Islam you you can start wearing like kimi and slowly but surely embracing modesty but not change the rules as you wish Speaking about the question concerning whether if it is eligible or Islamic to wear the hijab with the Christmas symbols it is 100% not Islamic at all because it's not that we hate Christmas or anything it's just that we believe that Jesus was a prophet of God and not the God and that Jesus was never crucified that's why we would never wear the the cross so anything that would symbolize something that contradict our beliefs we shouldn't wear it And what's more weird is that some people wear the cross just for the aesthetic which is very offensive to our brothers and sisters who are Christians Christianity is not an aesthetic okay! I hope that helped💗🤍🙏🏼

[@taeyongsarang]

Absolutely correct!

[@ayshahhumayra6234]

yesssz!! gosh glad more people comment this u know this generation people came to be sensitive and against or how do i say the truth and true rules

[@EarthtoZay_.]

Yess a lot of people get confused about that so I'm glad that there are comments like this! :)

[@SHAFAMATEEN]

YOU EXPLAINED IT RIGHT SISTER, HIJAB IS NOT A PIECE OF CLOTH, IT COMES WITH HAYA

[@ayshahhumayra6234]

gosh u know im so sad why people against covering themselves so much i mean idk well im glad and hopeful that i always covering may allah protect and love us

[@elliyyanmizati1338]

I see Nuryna again, so I liked

[@game_is_onnn]

11:33 it looks good actually

[@rosatwinkleblossom]

Can Indonesian/malaysian/Singapore Muslims please link me to international stores that sell your one-step hijabs/khimars? Especially the ones that have an extra covering for below the face, I really want to try them 🥲

[@AHMAD-j2g9f]

Send love from Indonesia

[@araimairujaaa]

I prefer malay and indo styles

[@sinus90]

the man said i want to ask deeper questions but all the conversation went about hijab and its styles etc.

[@rin7109]

cara memakai hijab yang digunakan perempuan iran itu adalah style yang digunakan orang tua dulu di Indonesia

[@kfkdkeid6940]

In Indonesia, there are many hijab styles, not just one, because there are 85 Muslims in Indonesia, so there are various hijab styles.

[@fand97]

Many people believe that wearing a hijab serves as protection for women, and while that might be true, I personally see it as a way to set boundaries for myself. Honestly, as a woman, I sometimes feel the urge to show off my beauty to get compliments-not just to men, but also to other women.

[@mahfuzasarker4758]

They're confused themselves, hijab means covering the attractive body parts of a women the best word for it is modest way to present themselves it can be done with traditional clothing as well. Now it has become an fashion trend the main concept is to cover hair , shoulder and waist properly so the body curve is not that much shown(also tight clothes that shows body shape, transparent fabrics). Except hair other two things are not maintained which is making hijab more complicated.every country has the scarf thing and modest clothing no one is pointing out the main concept rather attacking or intimidating others with their beliefs. Hijab is more simple than people are making it nowadays. This girls are more triggered by them rather than being confident and sure about it.

[@morsalghiami9052]

The one who comes from Iran is not explaining the Questions proprerly and right.

[@cc-co3gk]

yeah u can wear a hijab with a tree on it but if you wear it to imitate Christians for Christmas or whatever it is not allowed.

[@pinkgangsta6157]

Pernah gak sih stress gara-gara hijab gak tegak paripurna 😂 apakah cuma muslim Indonesia yang ngerasa gini apalagi pas jaman sekolah? Soalnya aku lihat negara lain, beberapa ada yang miring juga atau gak rapi, gak simetris.

[@uwucioo8932]

sering bgt kejadian kayak gini, jadi nya nggak mood waktu nyampe sekolahan 😹

[@ham_baby]

dulu sering sebelum berangkat sekolah nangis grgr hijabnya mleyot trs 😭 (ternyata emg bahannya yg gampang mleyot 😭)

[@yummymellon4058]

That's a thing in Malaysia too but as your grow older.. You just couldn't care less what happened to your hijab as long as you're covered well😂

[@sadiahakimofficial]

What this Iranian girl is wearing is not considered hijab in our country, it's called just wearing a "dupatta". Hijab means your hair shouldn't be visible. face can be, but their other body features shouldn't be prominent and that's i liked about these 3 girls. Even Sun (ig that's her name) has more hijab regarding chest than 80% girls in my country who only hide hair and their neck is shown, their chest is shown (more prominent than natural as if they intentionally do it) and they wear so tight dress which is not allowed. İt's poor spiritual hygiene to let anyone see or touch you..❤

[@Hushiization]

Its not fashionable oppa, and also its not traditional Muslim, thats the correct way to wear hijab.

[@pinkgangsta6157]

7:54 Me too. I have sooo many colour, style, pattern, fabric, brand etc 😂

[@yuukonen]

The iranian girls keeps taking it off seems like she's not really used to it 😂

[@snow-e9s]

as a muslim myself, i have to correct some of the statements that have been made in this video. - you should wear the hijab in a manner that doesn’t make you stand out. so choosing bright and flashy colours in a society wear people usually don’t wear hijab with patterns and only simple colours makes you stand out. - hijab with a christmas tree pattern is always forbidden since christmas is a festival that non-muslims celebrate it and is a festival of disbelief so we can’t wear a scarf with it on it.

[@blue_blue568]

Sekedar saran untuk pembahasan agama baiknya ada satu narasumber yang memang paham di bidangnya. Waktu aku SMP pernah ada temen yang kasih tau kalau kita tidak boleh debat atau bahas soal agama kalau tidak tau

[@kodoklengket]

nope ...sebaiknya orang biasa, mencerminkan keadaan yg sebenarnya, serta pemahaman umum di masyarakat. Lagipula yg dibahas juga bukan soal agama tapi budaya berbusana.

[@NasifaAsif]

The hijab falling out time 4:06 6:28 6:45 7:38 9:15 9:46 10:50 12:37

[@aridwifalera6480]

Putri kamu pas senyum bikin aku meleleh gemes banget kawaii😍

[@Nightmare00740]

Alayy

[@ayshahhumayra6234]

it's actually not choose to wear or not it's actually wajib u need,have must ro wear it but people just break the rules and don't care

[@yummymellon4058]

I believe it's hard to be explain in detailed in this kind of fun and short sessions. Props tp the girls they handle it well in my opinion

[@hanaishaajourney]

Hijab means cover. And what parts to cover (batas aurat) it's actually debatable, even each scholars have different views on it. Some say it's only obligatory when we have a prayer with Allah, some say if it's obligatory when we pray, it's mean its obligatory for everyday life too, etc etc What I'm trying to say, as long we have the same faith in God, let's respect and support each other, not judging and tearing each other apart because our different ways of views 🙏🏻

[@Nevajodeiri]

Iran 🇮🇷

[@dikapratama6318]

Putri verry beautifull

[@sepidehmoshfeghi1264]

Im an Iranian girl and the way the Iranian girl wear hijab is completely like here, in fact there are many people in iran who doesn't believe in hijab but because of law they are forced to have, i think it's possible to be Muslim and not wearing hijab

[@bamsmommy4947]

Hi giggle ! Can you please introduce pakistani culture to the Koreans there are many Pakistanis living Korea

[@Lilly-t7e]

As a Paki YESSSSS

[@SHAFAMATEEN]

Apni self respect ka thora khyal kr lia kro tm log, hum kisi se km ni hn

[@Salman..777]

It's sad to see that those girls were interpreting things according to their country and culture. However our God is one, massager is one, kaba is one, the Qur'an is one. how easy it would be to make them understand if they knew that in Qur'an Allah said: "Let there be no compulsion in religion, for the truth stands out clearly from error"

[@arikim69]

Malaysian also have one touch hijab and we call it tudung sarong😂

[@mobina2987]

The Iranian girl is more beautiful than the others and that Iranian girl has shown the vision and outlook of the Iranian youth because in Iran the hijab is a law and nothing else and we have nothing to do with the hijab of other countries.

[@Just_vibes1]

Idk why but the iranian woman reminds me of joshua of seventeen lolll

[@Imelldarisky]

Sun choose right colour ❤❤❤ Look like girl in Winter Sonata