Why i removed my hijab? 😔

[@ratuldeoun7228]

Everyone’s journey is different. May Allah SWT make it easy for you and guide you Ameen 🤲🏽

[@kennethkho7165]

If the headscarf is hurting your relationship with the religion, it is best to put the religion first and the headscarf second. A personal journey is not linear.

[@rayislan9392]

From American Muslims, we understand your situation and pray for you. Work on your Imaan and everything else that should fall in place will happen as you remain in the straight path

[@joseph_zai]

Sister may Allah make your struggle easier, Ameen.

[@Bhairav1256]

What? 😮

[@Rosyrasul4654]

Hijab is beautiful and is compulsory for women to wear to protect themselves even I am a revert and accepted Islam when I was 18 my family are all non Muslim too. Please read the Quran that will give you strength and you don’t need a man to keep your Islam you just need Allah focus on Allah and remember Him and He will make it easy for you. I have been wearing Hijab for nearly 6 years now and it is very easy for me I cannot even imagine going out without it now. Sister I get you and what you are going through isn’t easy but if you remember Allah and come closer and closer to Him he will make it very easy for you In Shaa Allah as he has made it easy for me.

[@polycare]

MashAllah ❤

[@immyariff189]

People should know the Truth about Hijab QIM 160 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4CyZISEa7yZick

[@autumnicleaf]

The verses about hijab were revealed, I believe, at 5th or 6th Hijri (After the Prophet's (pbuh) migration to Madinah (someone correct me, please, if I am wrong). For you it has been, Alhamdulillah, easy but for some or many, it is not. Specially when the economy is dire state and many sisters have to work hard to make a living, I would (to the level of my knowledge) rather leave the matter to individuals. As long as their hearts are still connected to their beloved Creator, let them handle it.

[@kardew973]

Allah calls to die for him, but Christ calls to live for him ! Allah wants submission from all, but Christ offers his love to all ! Allah says he is the best deceiver, but Christ proclaims he is the Truth ! Allah curses those who dont believe him, but Christ wants to save all ! ✝

[@immyariff189]

​@@kardew973 These are Paul's sayings attributed to JC/ The real founders of Christianity were Constantine and Paul, formally named Saul of Tarsus. If one had studied the SaullPaul , one would have begun to understand the confusion in modern Christianity, a religion of modern paganism. The same is said about man-made Islam is different to the Islam of the Quran. The Islam in the Quran IS NOT A RELIGION. God is not religious. Neither is the religious text. the Quran is a secular message that contains the unchangeable laws of existence. My question to the Christians is are you]] aware of the purpose of the ""Crucifixion"" 'and the duration a person should remain hung on the Cross - crucifixion happens 3 days, not 3 hrs?

[@argamer508]

it takes a brave person to stay on the right path

[@omourali5406]

I know my own family and relatives who are Muslim and not wearing hijab. May Allah SWT make it easier for you. You are far better than many Muslims who actually wear hijab. And by listening to your speech which comes from your heart is far beloved than many hajibi who only wear it for showoff. insha'Allah sister, Allah SWT knows what you are going through and and your intention. I hope that you find someone in your life who will support you and the child.

[@liyan0583]

Just imagine that we were raised Muslim, and at the same time you still see girls who don’t wear hijab or who removed it after 13 years. It is obligatory, but at the same time it’s not the whole religion. There is a hadith that says:(O Turner of hearts, make our hearts firm upon Your religion). I ask Allah from my deep heart to make it easier for you .

[@sab16638]

May Allah S.W.T make it easier for you ameen.

[@wahajhassan7307]

Just stay Muslim and embrace difficulties and challenges; life is a test by every definition. May Allah bless you and give you courage and patience. It is NOT easy, so take your time, May Allah bring ease to your challenges InshaAllah Ameen.

[@And-Stop]

May Allah guide us all, ameen ya Rabb

[@AlphaWarsaw]

Its ok Allah knows thy struggle.

[@MuslimHive]

Dua's are with you Sofi :) take it easy. Don't let anyone force you into anything. You're on a journey, and you are doing phenomenally awesome! Don't let anyone make you doubt this! Know that you ahve a LOT of people praying for you, and for your safety - and for your lovely child, the coolness of your eyes.

[@Seagate1981]

May Allah make things easy for you and grant you success, peace and prosperity. Take your time. Take small steps and be hopeful.

[@a_rm_y2925]

I understand your suffering, you've been through alot , but I want you to remember sister , that life is a test for us , and you can success this test, and the hijab doesn't make you weak, but stronger, Islam gave us the protection without even needing a man , and most importantly{ identity doesn't find you , you find your identity } . may God guide you to the right path.

[@polycare]

Stay strong sister Sofiaa, praying for you, all you need is Allah, make dua for everything you wish for with conviction that Allah will make it happen.

[@bananamonkee]

Thank you for sharing so honestly and openly. You are so brave. One day at a time. Take it slow. Stay strong. Trust in Allah. Its a journey.

[@hamzasafdar23]

It takes a lot of courage to speak about yourself so personally and I highly appreciate it, it is alright life is all about ups and downs and the same is true for the Imaan, you fall down you stand back up and there is nothing wrong in doing so as long as you are trying and that is all that matters in the end and eventually you will get there InShaAllah, much praise, prayers and well wishes for you, May whatever you face makes you stronger and better and May Allah grant you Patience and Peace among all the Hurdles and Ordeals you come across, Ameen Sumammen InShaAllah.

[@muanesy9275]

Allah knows you and your heart more than you know. From this clip alone, I believe you have a heart of gold. I wish Allah will give you the strength to go through life and remain steadfast in your faith.

[@theway2paradise1]

Hijab is not mentioned in the quran.. from the neck up to below knee is mentioned to cover in the quran....

[@muhammadrafiqakhtar4566]

Allaahu Akbar - God is The Greatest ...... maa sha Allaah Honorable Daughter Sofiaa , We are Proud of you because you faced very much difficulties in your life but you didn't left Islam.... may Allaah SwT give you more Wisdom and Steadfastness on the Fastest Growing Religion of the World. Now please Receive Love & Salaam from Pakistan.

[@atikawake1033]

May Allah make everything easy for you my dear sister.

[@danceillusions13]

I'm not even Muslim but sooo much of what you said resonated with me. About shame etc

[@Manz-R]

Alhamdulillah my sister is still Islam at heart and a practicing muslim. May Allah protect you and your son and gives you the strength to move on and have a happy life.

[@Lifeofmala]

All the prayers your way ❤️ may Allah rab ul izzah bless you❤️ stay safe and stay happy❤️

[@hanabenhassine9299]

What matters is the kindness in your heart and the principles you stand for. All the best

[@teweldeghebre1688]

❤❤❤ Reckon the most important is that you need to have your empowerment in order to be able to make a decision on your own life and also helps you to attain your goals. In addition to that as a young Beautiful Woman, you need to be attentive to your body and your partner or to your Boyfriend ❤❤❤

[@inyourdream5935]

May Allah bless you and ease your difficulties.Aameen.

[@monimali7557]

May Allah protect you and safe you and guide you ❤❤❤

[@ABUmahimmahi]

Mashallah ❤

[@omar1187]

The reason the hijab is so difficult is because of all the peer pressure around you. If you were surrounded by like-minded Muslims, it would be a walk in the park for you. Do you know how my mother found her middle ground? Instead of a hijab, she would wear hats. She became the cool hat lady and always dressed modestly. Also, we have to look at Islam at a deeper level and understand its essence because when we understand these things, it can help us navigate to the best of our abilities. Why did God say do not have sexual relations out of marriage? Why does God want a woman to push towards modesty? it is because society sexualizes women and eventually leads to women being exploited for their sexuality, which leads to all sorts of sexually related complications. Why is believed that Music is haram? because it can be used to brainwash you. So anything that can brainwash you should be recognized and avoided. God wants our senses heightened and our minds alert and unmanipulated. This comes first. Also just public sexualization in general leads to preversions because now society can shape your sexual behavior so they can essentially manipulate the population into adopting things that wipe people out. another example women are fooled to spend money on plastic surgery. It is Just another market meant to take your money while damaging you in the long run. All while making you hyperfocus on your own beauty and not focus on developing yourself in other ways. I can go on. You have to look at the meaning between the lines.

[@sweeth111]

Dont loose your hope.. So sorrry for what you wemt, but uts make you better the one that AllaH love..... turst AllaH .. AllaH is with you and for sure AllaH will never let you down....

[@myanis007]

It is ok sister..our iman or faith goes up and down..more importantly we should make a lot of doa to Allah to keep us in His guidance..May Allah always put you in His hidayat..& blessings.

[@shanhussain6114]

You do you. We got you. ❤

[@AllaahuAkbarr]

Fajr prayer on time is equal to success all the time ⏲️ Allahu Akbar Allah is the greatest

[@magicmic7318]

Stay strong sister we are praying for you.🙏

[@engritta1898]

This sister need help for those Muslims who have ability to support her to come over her difficulties she left with no husband and small child and forced to go live to make funs to improve her life.

[@malikabrarawan4953]

This is your own choice sister, May ALLAH bless you❤❤❤

[@SanaKhan12981]

Hi sister, May Allah make it easy for you. God knows everything. Believe in Him and He will reward you for what you are going through. Insha Allah.

[@DelgasC-d5t]

Don't worry, Hijab is very difficult in Western Country, So don't make your life harder, please pray to God to always guide our heart

[@LOLO.HANNRY]

No , is not real ,exsurse of shaytan. Hijab is very important, and who ever remove is doing big sin.. Nothing in this life is not easy..Also in west have very women with hijab who thay made great career.

[@ZaynabH2008]

Heaven isn't for free so u have to struggle to earn it

[@starcaptain1972]

What a demon advice

[@HikingAdventurer-ge3sx]

​@@starcaptain1972My sister cannot wear a prominent hijab, but she can still adopt modesty by focusing on her character first. Although hijab is necessary, it doesn’t have to be strict at the start. She can gradually work on her external appearance while prioritizing inner modesty. The Quran emphasizes "lowering the gaze," which reflects an internal sense of modesty. This concept addresses the "male gaze," where men are most expected to lower their gaze, though it applies to women as well. Initially, she can focus on wearing clothes that, while not externally modest by conventional standards, still avoid minimal or revealing attire. In Islam, hijab encompasses both spiritual modesty and external appearance. It helps a woman maintain confidence and control over her body, encouraging people to focus on her character. However, it’s essential to acknowledge that social norms and media exposure often condition men to unconsciously sexualize even women in hijab. Men should be equally expected to lower their gaze. Hijab is deeply personal, and while I respect and value it greatly, I believe many misunderstand its meaning. It’s increasingly perceived as a form of external validation, rather than being understood in its comprehensive, spiritual sense.

[@starcaptain1972]

@HikingAdventurer-ge3sx Quran, Hadith and the example of wives and daughters of Prophet(PBUH) is very clear...

[@MuhtasimMonjur194]

May Allah protect and guide you, sister

[@Bee10290]

I totally understand. Especially when living in the west its twice as difficult. Hijab is understood and interpreted differently. Remember it was revealed towards the end for a reason also. Modest western dressing without covering hair is good enough. Just cover head too when praying. The story of hajara when she runs between safa and marwa is an example of how life is so difficult and testing. It’s like you have to prove love is true for Allah. May Allah make it easy for you sister.

[@HARONYT-rr7ni]

I am a muslim may Allah guide you in your way. Dont guive up look to our prophet he went thru a lot dont loose faith an hope the hijab wil return automaicly when the time come

[@Freedom.warriors107]

Sister we gather our strength through calamity, I understand your pain and suffering, you should understand that this life is a journey with many obstacles and the only way to overcome them is by persevering through it and keep faith. The man who divorced you is a looser and doesn’t deserve to have you in his life, I hope you do find the person who worthy of being your husband . I ask Allah the almighty to ease your pain and suffering and to facilitate for you a pious husband who will cherish you and your baby.

[@AllaahuAkbarr]

Bismillah Hir rahman nir raheem READ QURAN EVERYDAY AND NEVER IGNORE YOUR FIVE DAILY Salah, Witr Salah, Dua Qunoot Establish regular Salah and pay ZAKAT

[@telorceploksambelkecap]

Hi, as a Muslima, can you explain this Quran verse? *QS 19:83 **_Do you ˹O Prophet˺ not see that We have sent the devils against the disbelievers, constantly inciting them?_* Jesus sent the holy spirit to help human... not to make them sin...

[@KasishAgarwal90]

MAY ALLAH GUIDE YOU SISTER AMEEN AND MORE PRACTICING MUSLIMAH AMEEN AND MAY ALLAH ALLAH PROTECT YOU FROM EVERY TYPES OF EVIL THING SPECIALLY EVIL SINS( HARAM RELATIONSHIP ADULTERY ETC)AND EVIL DECEIVING PEOPLE AMEEN AND MAY ALLAH EASY YOUR LIFE AMEEN 😢

[@sc2881]

Aww hun, make God give you strength and always protect you and give you peace. Everyone has their journey, you don’t have to justify yours, that matter is between you and Allah. Lots of love xxx

[@Sempreitalia]

Sister, dont be harsh on yourself. Enjoy your life, and you still 💯 muslim ❤

[@jabsdrahm.3232]

You have good reasons. take it slowly. There is no compulsion

[@ahmadshaabanabu-yousseff911]

May ALLAH Almighty Rescue you and Save you and Aid you and help you and Guide you to his way you and your SON AMEEN

[@AA-qt8mb]

Normalizing it is dangerous. Abu Juhayfah reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Whoever establishes a good practice that is acted upon after him, he will have a reward like the others without decreasing their rewards at all. Whoever establishes an evil practice that is acted upon after him, he will have the burden of sin like the others without decreasing their burdens at all.” - Source: Sunan Ibn Mājah 207, Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Al-Arna’ut

[@samersammour6801]

An opportunity to look inward rather than outward and asking ourselves who we are and what matters to us still upholding Allah's love in our heart and the teachings of Islam. Honor your journey and embrace who you are no matter what. Thanks for sharing.

[@alenef8677]

I pray Allah grants you ease. Ameen!

[@macbook9084]

Salam thank you for sharing you have gone through a lot may Allah make it easy for you Ameen. Please remember Allah does not burden anyone beyond what they can bear. Also you do not have to justify your actions to anyone nobody had the right to judge Continue to stay strong IA

[@gamester2006]

Welcome to Islam Dear. Don't be afraid with challenges you gonna face in future

[@quraa2518]

Practice what you can. Don’t overburden yourself. Ignore negative comments, and remember Allah wherever you are.

[@doudousow638]

Ne vous fatiguez pour le hijab c'est ça qui fera un bon ou mauvais musulmans.l 'essentiel c'est de respecter les 5 priéres,le jeune du ramadan,d'avoir le cœup pur et de s'efforcer d'étre une bonne personne. C'est l'intérieur du cœur qui compte. Q'Allah nous guide dans le droit chemin.

[@makkansharifa5889]

Sister I have utmost respect for you. Choosing Islam and trying to be a good person is the best you can do. Please don't worry about the " hijab" . Islam is soo much bigger than hijab. Allah is most merciful. You don't owe anyone any explanation. It is between you and God. Small minded people will try to make you feel bad about it but don't worry about such people.

[@SM_Umair]

Their will be ups and downs in your journey, so no big deal. You will prevail, by the Grace of God. Pray to God that He give you strength.

[@Niaz-b1g]

Such a beauty deserve to be cover otherwise it will be spoil!May ALLAH protect you from bad eyes!

[@syedaleemuddin6804]

You don't have to give explanation or clarification to anybody. Your matter is between you and God. Allah protect you all the time ❤️

[@yem2go]

May Allah save and protect you .

[@TheAbrahamsFaith]

Peace, sister! First of all, great respect for you sharing with us your situation. This is showing a fair and sincere soul. Mashallah for this, because proves that you are taking care of your soul. Secondly, it is so sad to see how many of us, convert Muslims, men or women, are struggling because of their identity, but we should not forget that a great reward is waiting for us, for our determination, in this life and in the Hereafter. Thirdly, Islam doesn't mean hijab. There is no place in the Qur'an we're Allah states that hijab is compulsory for women. The only rules regarding the public appearance of the women are: to be dressed in a way that is not provocative, this includes prohibition of transparent and fitted clothes which are showing the particularities of the women's body. Allah is asking the women to cover themselves in order to not expose themselves sexually. Hijab is facultative. Even covering the hair is facultative. Just the way you wear your hair is important, in order to not be arranged in a way that is provocative for men. That's all. Everything else comes from Arabic and Asian traditions, including the hijab. I greatly respect you for your strength and determination to keep this difficult path of faith and I pray Allah to protect you and to take care of you in order to make your life and your child life an easy and pleasant one. May Allah bless you!

[@rayhanmiah8404]

May Allah guide us all.sister pray to Allah for forgiveness. Don't forget Allah is kind and merciful. Life is a test for us in this world.i ask Allah to make it easy for us.ameen

[@eduvoicevisionstudio5527]

Assalam aulikom Sofiaa you have the one of the best that accept Islam by Allah We understand your situation right Allah have bring your son for support you and you are not alone we support you as possible may allah keep you succeed Islam give permission to second marriage there is no restriction in Islam.

[@AbdulKareemAbdulRahman]

don't worry sister. step by step. slow slow

[@JadAwwad]

According to Twelver Shia Islam If you are being targeted for your faith , for wearing hijab or praying or having a beard , you can go under cover and apply Taqiyya to protect yourself Only if you really feel harmed and targeted This is up to you to assess with an honest heart God bless you and guide you towards the straight path of Prophet Muhammad and his household

[@DjsammiparisParis]

Sister pray to Allah and he will take care of Al inshallah ❤

[@ahmadshaabanabu-yousseff911]

Remember in this life everything is a test and everything is a fitna make sure you succeed and not fail , Because as time passes the slope increases and returning back becomes Harder and harder Until ( __________ )

[@Esth-f5c]

life is full of trials, no explanation is needed here and Allah is the best planner GOOD LUCK ❤❤❤

[@TazKidNoah]

nah, it's not my business until people air out their privacy, she just did that, the critics have valid piont because alot people become parasocial about touchy explanations to confuse others. this is outside watching for first-time, i have seen in 2016-2022, people trying to make this sentiment trendy for others to hide behind. maybe you have something but it's not appropriate to allow others to use yourself as reason to do so

[@muhmuhsini005]

Sister Hijab is compulsory but there are many other things that are more important than Hijab including your safety and your personal connection with Allah (SWT) so take it easy we pray for you 🙏🏼

[@zainubumar]

The only thing you should never give up is your belief in Allah and your salah ❤ and Allah will take care of the rest 🥰 Praying for your health and happiness!

[@wassim-akkari]

May Allah help you sister. We love you always. Don't give up on your religion it's every thing to you. Humans are bad but God is forever your helper. I'm sorry for your divorce. don't let your bad relationship experience affect your faith. Our religion is the dearest thing to us and it's our salvation and remember everyone is tested. and this is your test. Remember my dear sister that we still are your family and remember that after every hardship there is always ease. I hope and pray that your situation gets better soon. Try to keep in contact with Muslim friends online.

[@Rainbow-cs1xx]

Bless You Dear

[@h33-v4y]

i live in muslim countries i left islam after long journey but can't speak because of the consequences of speaking out i wish soon you will learn the truth, I'm here to help too.

[@ahmedelzahabi1451]

The hijab is very important for Muslim women but yet not wearing it does not make you leave Islam. It is a Sin that Allah can forgive. What is important is to keep your Salah (5 daily prayers) plus the other Islamic rules, we pray that Allah soothes your heart and you wear your Hijab back soon. Wishing you the best sister in your struggles.

[@hermelaalefe8218]

Try Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity

[@AllaahuAkbarr]

Bismillah Hir rahman nir raheem Fajr Zuhr Asar Maghrib Isha and Witr Salah, Dua Qunoot Establish regular Salah and pay ZAKAT

[@faisalkhan-hc4if]

You are very beautiful, InshahAllah You will go to Jannah

[@ultraSOFTskills]

Hijab is compulsory but honesty, integrity, patriotism, truth, democracy, justice, equity, good business practice is optional for real muslims.

[@Free_Falestine]

No worries. No Hijab no problem as far as your intentions are good . Allah sees tiur intentions.

[@Crocodilesbread]

read the story of the Companions there's a lot like Mus'ab ibn Umayr May Allah be pleased with him and Improve our Worship & Tawakal for sure Allah will Improve our Life May Allah always give us guidance

[@daysofgrace2934]

Take it a step at a time...Take care of yourself and only let Allah judge you. It is You and Allah, that is the relationship...

[@Karma-hy6ki]

May Allah make it easier for you and may Allah forgive us all

[@a_gent99]

A hijab speaks of the strength of faith in a woman. While ordinary women tend to flaunt their hair as one of the many ways they have to sexually attract a man, a Muslima understands the independence it represents from the short-lived vanities of this world; and that it preserves her modesty and or chastity for her husband, or future husband, but most of all for Allah's pleasure, which is your own. Please don't be so hard on yourself. You are a young woman of courage, or else you wouldn't be publicly sharing your story, even if only to receive some honest feedback - and remember, Allah is all-forgiving if one is sincere about their shortcomings. Everyone has their ups and down in faith, even the most pious.

[@BunKun-W]

May Allah Give you strength and make is easy for you. Amen.

[@yasmeenshah6408]

0:15 .. it’s between you and Allah swt.. no need to explain to anyone… Allah swt knows your heart and is most compassionate. It may seem biased because I love Allah and Islam but don’t wear hijab because of my own issues n not because of vanity. I do ask Allah to give me courage to wear it. I didnt have smooth sailing in life so I understand where you’re coming from.. I hope that you don’t give up being a Muslim though as the media etc propaganda is so anti Islam . I just want to also let you know that you’re not alone in your situation. I live alone without protection . I live in the uk. There’s so much I can say but will leave it here with A reminder , Allah is the best of guardians and protecters. Keep hold on tight to the rope of Allah (Quran), keep on praying n having a kind heart . Much love n duas ❤❤

[@User_whatshisname]

Hijab was for protection but if the opposite is happening, it’s not compulsory. In crises Muslims are allowed to say that they are not Muslims then what about hijab? It’s not even a pillar of faith! Please follow religion in moderation and you’ll reach your goal (paradise). Don’t let extremists bother you too much. I’ve met a few myself. Ignoring is the best policy. Everything you do is between you and Allah. We are not going to judge you on the day of judgement. Just remember that. 😅 Peace and love ❤

[@immyariff189]

Hijab means to cover up something or to hide. The Quran mentions the word "Hijab" over eight times, and nowhere does the word mean a type of clothing. Our so-called religious scholars love to redefine words in the Quran to introduce a concept foreign to the Quran. Please click on the following link to learn the true meaning of Hijab and see how the Quran uses this word. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4CyZISEa7yZick

[@مهاجر-في-الغربة]

Sister, I completely appreciate the harsh difficulties that most practicing Muslims face in non-Muslim countries today. As long as you believe and understand deep down inside that hijab is mandatory for a Muslim woman, it's a not a "habit" or choice as some claim, and as long as you hope that one day you'll be able to fulfill that obligation for the sake of God, then your heart is still in a relatively safe-ish zone. You and Muslims around you should start seriously worrying about you and your heart if one day you start to talk about hijab like it's not important, or that you're completely fine not wearing it and not doing anything wrong; that's a point that many born Muslims have reached, unfortunately, and it's an extremely dangerous point that can lead to apostacy, which is losing everything, especially one's eternity. That's not to say that you keep torturing yourself everyday for your sins. That's not the Islamic way either. Just understand that you're doing something sinful, and keep asking God for forgiveness - He will forgive you, God willing, because He said so ... that He forgives everything except polytheism or disbelief. But also don't rely on this forgiveness to feel completely safe from God's punishment and justice. Yes, God is merciful, but He is also just. So, we, Muslims, have to keep living between fear of God (taqwa) and hope in God's forgiveness. Also, please do your best to move to a Muslim country. The world is going through major changes that may make living in the West dangerous for most Muslims, even the ones who don't look like Muslims. Living in non-Muslim countries by choice for anything other than da'wa is forbidden in Islam. If a Muslim genuinely doesn't have anywhere else to go, then God may forgive this, but a Muslim is not permitted to live in a non-Muslim country willingly. "I am free from every Muslim that lives among the idolaters (or polytheists)." (Jami` at-Tirmidhi 1604) Also, please try to follow and watch The Muslim Skeptic, especially his and his wife's (Umm Khalid) anti-feminist material. Feminism has brainwashed the vast majority of people around the world today, including Muslims, and it literally destroys families and marriages, and it is completely against Islamic principles between a husband and wife. If you want a blissful marriage, and a Muslim husband who'll give you genuine love and support, then you're the one who must treat him like a king, not what pop-culture says, that you get treated like a queen. And it is not a man, Muslim or not, who decides how you, as a woman and wife, get treated; it is God who decides. Islam gives every woman her fair rights in this life. Let Islam and trustworthy scholars be the judge between you and your husband if you ever have arguments.

[@umesalma9594]

aslamualykum masha Allah u ar a very nice person even if u didn’t wear hijab your thinking is so positive for others dont worry sometimes people maks things difficult but this religion is very easy and u dont have need to explain anybody make ur contact only with your lord my lovely daughter

[@parayadesh]

My father left before I was born and my mother died when I was 7. I know how life treats you without parents. Till this day I miss my mother but the father I dont give a damn. Your son will have the same feeling for his father. He will hate him and even wont piss on his dads grave.. I wish I could help but I am on the other side of the globe. I can only pray to Almighty Allah to make your life beautiful as paradise. Do not worry about hijab now. There are plenty of Muslims without hijab in in Muslim countries.

[@imranbacha]

Whoa …. Everything aside … how beautiful you are …. Can’t keep my eyes off you . MashAllah 😍 👌

[@aniadz1]

Small steps dear towards Allah. Peace be with you 🤲🤲🙏

[@mzatar1234]

Stay strong sister

[@hashimalsadah]

Wish you all the best

[@thecuriousservant5549]

May Allah sbw make it easy for you ❤

[@naveed-77]

Its ok sister no problem ☪️✅