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Safeena
06-11-2006, 08:23 PM
Get on the train of repentance my sister, before it passes by your station. Deeply consider my sister, what is happening today before tomorrow comes. Think, my sister - starting now.


All praise is due to Allah Ta'aala as is deserved by His Majesty and Great Power. I send prayers and ask for blessings upon His Noble Messenger who drew the path for us to the pleasure of Allah and His Jannah. This path is a straight one that is surrounded by virtue from all sides and attends to the best moral characteristics which are increased by the clothing of purity, concealment, and chastity. It is the path trod by the two halves of human society, namely the man and the woman, toward harmonious contentment and happiness in this life and the Hereafter.

This is precisely why the Protector, the blessed and above all imperfection, has made wearing hijaab an obligation upon the woman as a safeguard of her chastity and protection of her honor and sign of her faith (Eemaan). It is on account of this that societies (both Muslim and non-Muslim) that have distanced themselves from the way of Allah and deviated from His straight path, are ill societies in need of treatment that will lead them to recovery and happiness.

Among the pictures that point to the distance of society from that path and that make clear the level of its deviation and separation from it is the open spread of women not just uncovering their faces but enhancing and making a display of their beauty. We find that, regretfully, this is commonly manifested in Islamic (Muslim) society despite the fact Islamic clothing is also widespread (and available). So then, what are the reasons that have led to this digression?

We put this question to a varied group of women from whom we derived ten major excuses and upon examination and scrutiny, the frailty of the excuses became evident to us.

Stay with us dear Muslim sister in these few lines so that we can know through them the reasons for turning away from the hijaab and then discuss each:


Excuse One: I'm not yet convinced (of the necessity) of hijaab.

We then ask this sister two questions:

One: Is she truly convinced of the correctness of the religion of Islam?

The natural answer is: Yes, she is convinced, for she responds "Laa ilaaha illallah!" (There is no God but Allah), meaning she is convinced of the 'aqeedah, and then she says: "Muhammadun rasoolullah!" (Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah), meaning by that that she is convinced of its legislation or law (sharee'ah). Therefore, she is convinced of Islam as a belief system and a law by which one governs and rules her life.

Two: Is the hijaab then a part of Islamic Law (sharee'ah) and an obligation?

If this sister is honest and sincere in her intention and has looked into the issue as one who truly wants to know the truth her answer could only be: "Yes". For Allah ta'aala, Whose Divinity (Uloohiyyah) she believes in has commanded wearing hijaab in His Book (Al-Qur'aan); and the noble Prophet, ('alaihi salaat wa salaam) whose message she believes in, has commanded wearing the hijaab in his sunnah.

What do we call a person who says they believe in and are content with the correctness of Islam but who nonetheless does not do what Allah or His Messenger have ordered? Certainly they can in no way be described as those whom Allah speaks of in this aayah:

The only saying of the faithful believers when they are called to Allah and His Messenger to judge between them is that they say 'we hear and obey' and such are the successful. [Soorah An-Noor 24:51]

In summary: If this sister is convinced of Islam, how then can she not be convinced of its orders?


Excuse Two: I am convinced of Islamic dress but my mother prevents me from wearing it and if I disobey her I will go to the Fire.

The one who has answered this excuse is the most noble of Allah's creation, the Messenger of Allah (sallallahu 'alaihi wa sallam) in concise and comprehensive words of wisdom: There is no obedience to the created in the disobedience of Allah. [Ahmed]

The status of parents in Islam, especially the mother, is a high and elevated one. Indeed Allah ta'aala has combined it with the greatest of matters, worshipping Him and His tawheed, in many aayaat.

He stated: Worship Allah and join none with Him and do good to parents. [Soorah An-Nisaa 4:36] Obedience to parents is not limited except in one aspect, and that is if they order to disobedience of Allah. Allah said: But if they strive with you to make you join in worship with Me others that of which you have no knowledge, then obey them not. [Soorah Luqmaan 31:15]

The lack of obedience to them in sinfulness does not prevent being good to them and kind treatment of them. Allah said afterward in the same aayah: But behave with them in the world kindly.

In summary: How can you obey your mother and disobey Allah, Who created you and your mother?


Excuse Three: My position does not allow me to substitute my dress for Islamic dress.

This sister is either one or the other of two types: She is sincere and honest, or she is a slippery liar who desires to make a showy display of her "hijaab" clamoring with colors to be "in line with the times" and expensive.

We will begin with an answer to the honest and sincere sister:

Are you unaware my dear sister, that it is not permissible for the Muslim woman to leave her home in any instance unless her clothing meets the conditions of Islamic hijaab (Hijaab shar'ee) and it is a duty of every Muslim woman to know what they are? If you have taken the time and effort to learn so many matters of this world how then can you be neglectful of learning those matters which will save you from the punishment of Allah and His anger after death!? Does Allah not say: Ask the people of remembrance (i.e. knowledgeable scholars) if you do not know. [Soorah An-Nahl 16:43]. Learn therefore, the requirements of proper hijaab.

If you must go out, then do so only with the correct hijaab, seeking the pleasure of Allah and the degradation of Shaitaan. That is because the corruption brought about by your going out adorned and "beautified" is far greater than the matter which you deem necessary to go out for.

My dear sister if you are really truthful in your intention and correctly determined you will find a thousands hands of good assisting you and Allah will make the matter easy for you! Is He not the One Who says: And whoever fears Allah and keeps his duty to Him, He will make a way for him to get out (from every difficulty) and He will provide him from sources he never could imagine. [Soorah At-Talaaq 65:2-3]?

With regards to the 'slippery' one we say:

Honor and position is something determined by Allah Ta'aala and it is not due to embellishment of clothing and show of colors and keeping up with the trendsetters. It is rather due to obedience to Allah and His Messenger (sallallahu 'alaihi wa sallam) and holding to the pure law of Allah and correct Islamic hijaab. Listen to the words of Allah: Indeed, the most honorable amongst you are those who are the most pious. [Soorah Al-Hujuraat 49:35]

In summary: Do things in the way of seeking Allah's pleasure and entering His Jannah and give less value to the high priced and costly objects and wealth of this world.


Excuse Four: It is so very hot in my country and I can't stand it. How could I take it if I wore the hijaab?

Allah gives an example by saying: Say: The Fire of Hell is more intense in heat if they only understand. [Soorah At-Taubah 9:81]

How can you compare the heat of your land to the heat of the Hellfire?

Know, my sister, that Shaitaan has trapped you in one of his feeble ropes to drag you from the heat of this world to the heat of the Hellfire. Free yourself from his net and view the heat of the sun as a favor and not an affliction especially in that it reminds you of the intensity of the punishment of Allah which is many times greater than the heat you now feel. Return to the order of Allah and sacrifice this worldly comfort in the way of following the path of salvation from the Hellfire about which Allah says: They will neither feel coolness nor have any drink except that of boiling water and pus. [Soorah An-Naba' 78:24-25]

In summary: The Jannah is surrounded by hardships and toil, while Hellfire is surrounded by temptations, lusts and desires.


Excuse Five: I'm afraid that if I wear the hijaab I will take it off at another time because I have seen so many others do so!

To her I say: If everyone was to apply your logic then they would have left the Deen in its entirety! They would have left off salaat because some would be afraid of leaving it later. They would have left fasting in Ramadhan because so many are afraid of not doing it later, etc. Haven't you seen how Shaitaan has trapped you in his snare again and blocked you from guidance?

Allah Ta'aala loves continuous obedience even if it be small or recommended. How about something that is an absolute obligation like wearing hijaab? The prophet (sallallahu 'alaihi wa sallam) said: The most beloved deed with Allah is the consistent one though it be little.Why haven't you sought out the causes leading those people to leave off the hijaab so that you can avoid them and work to keep away from them? Why haven't you sought out reasons and causes to affirm truth and guidance until you can hold firm to them?

Among these causes is much supplication to Allah (du'aa) to make the heart firm upon the Deen as did the prophet (sallallahu 'alaihi wa sallam). Also is making salaat and having mindfulness of it as Allah stated:

And seek help in patience and the prayer and truly it is extremely heavy except for the true believers in Allah who obey Allah with full submission and believe in His promise of Jannah and in His warnings (Al-Khaashi'oon). [Soorah Al-Baqarah 2:45]

Other causes to put one upon guidance and truth is adherence to the laws of Islam and one of them is indeed wearing the hijaab. Allah said: If they had done what they were told, it would have been better for them and would have strengthened their faith. [Soorah Al-Baqarah 2:66]

In summary: If you hold tight to the causes of guidance and taste the sweetness of faith you will not neglect the orders of Allah after having held to them.


Excuse Six: If I wear the hijaab then nobody will marry me, so I'm going to leave it off until then.

Any husband who desires that you be uncovered and adorned in public in defiance of and in disobedience to Allah, is not a worthy husband in the first place. He is a husband who has no feeling to protect what Allah has made inviolable, most notably yourself, and he will not help you in any way to enter Al-Jannah or escape from the Hellfire. A home which is founded upon disobedience to Allah and provocation of His anger is fitting that He decree misery and hardship for it in this life and in the Hereafter. As Allah stated: But whosoever turns away from My reminder (i.e. neither believes in the Qur'aan nor acts upon its teachings) verily for him is a life of hardship and We shall raise him up blind on the Day of Resurrection. [Soorah Ta Ha 20:124]

Marriage is a favor and blessing from Allah to whom He give whom He wills. How many women who wear hijaab (mutahajibah) are in fact married while many who don't aren't? If you were to say that '..my being made-up and uncovered is a means to reach a pure end, namely marriage', a pure goal or end is not attained through impure and corrupt means in Islam. If the goal is honorable then it must necessarily be achieved by pure and clean method. We say the rule in Islam is: The means are according to the rules of the intended goals.

In summary: There is no blessing in a marriage established upon sinfulness and corruption.


Excuse Seven: I don't wear hijaab based on what Allah says: And proclaim the grace of your Rabb [Soorah Ad-Dhuhaa 93:11] How can I cover what Allah has blessed me with of silky soft hair and captivating beauty?

So this sister of ours adheres to the Book of Allah and its commands as long as they coincide with her personal desires and understanding! She leaves behind those matters when they don't please her. If this was not the case, then why doesn't she follow the aayah: And do not show off their adornment except only that which is apparent [Soorah An-Noor 24:31] and the statement of Allah subhaanah: Tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw their cloaks all over their bodies [Soorah Al-Ahzaab 33:59]?

With this statement my sister you have now made a shari'ah (law) for yourself of what Allah Ta'aala has strictly forbidden, namely beautification (at-tabarruj) and uncovering (as-sufoor), and the reason: Your lack of wanting to adhere to the order. The greatest blessing or favor that Allah has bestowed upon us is that of Eemaan (faith) and hidaayah (guidance) and among them is the Islamic hijaab. Why then do you not manifest and talk about this greatest of blessings given to you?

In summary: Is there a greater blessing and favor upon the woman than guidance and hijaab?


Excuse Eight: I know that hijaab is obligatory (waajib), but I will wear it when Allah guides me to do so.

We ask this sister on what plans or steps she will undertake until she accepts this divine guidance? We know that Allah has in His wisdom made a cause or means for everything. That is why the sick take medicine to regain health, and the traveler rides a vehicle or an animal to reach his destination, and other limitless examples.

Has this sister of ours seriously endeavored to seek true guidance and exerted the proper means to get it such as: Supplicating Allah sincerely as He stated: Guide us to the Straight Path. [Soorah Al-Faatihah 1:6]; Keeping company with the righteous good sisters - for they are among the best to assist her to guidance and to continue to point her to it until Allah guides her and increases her guidance and inspires her to further guidance and taqwaa. She would then adhere to the orders of Allah and wear the hijaab that the believing women are commanded to wear.

In summary: If this sister was really serious about seeking guidance she would have exerted herself by the proper means to get it.


Excuse Nine: It's not time for that yet. I'm still too young for wearing hijaab. I'll do it when I get older and after I make Hajj!

The Angel of Death my sister, is visiting and waiting at your door for the order of Allah Ta'aala to open it on you at any moment in your life. Allah said: When their term comes, neither can they delay it nor can they advance it an hour (or a moment). [Soorah Al-An'aam 7:34]. Death my sister doesn't discriminate between the young or the old and it may come while you are in this state of great sinfulness disobedience, fighting against the Lord of Honor with your uncovering and shameless adornment. My sister, you should race to obedience along with those others who race to answer the call of Allah tabaaraka wa ta'aala: Race with one another in hastening towards forgiveness from your Lord and Paradise the width whereof is as the width of the heavens and the earth. [Soorah Al-Hadeed 57:21]

Sister, don't forget Allah or He will forget you by turning His mercy away from you in this life and the next. You are forgetting your own soul by not fulfilling the right of your soul to obey Allah and proper worship of Him. Allah stated about the hypocrites (Al-Munaafiqoon): And be not like those who forgot Allah and He caused them to forget their own selves. [Soorah Al-Hashr 59:19] My sister, wear the hijaab in your young age in opposition to the sinful deeds because Allah is intense in punishment and will ask you on the Day of Resurrection about your youth and every moment of your life.

In summary: Stop presuming some future expectation in your life will indeed occur! How can you guarantee your own life until tomorrow?


Excuse Ten: I'm afraid that if I wear Islamic clothing that I'll be labeled as belonging to some group or another and I hate partisanship.

My sister in Islam, there are only two parties in Islam, and they are both mentioned by Allah Almighty in His Noble Book. The first party is the party of Allah (hizbullah) that He gives victory to because of their obedience to His commands and staying away from what He has forbidden. The second party is the party of the accursed Shaitaan (hizbush-Shaitaan) which disobeys the Most Merciful and increase corruption in the earth. When you hold tight to and adhere to the commands of Allah, and among them is wearing the hijaab - you then become a part of the successful party of Allah. When you beautify and display your charms you are riding in the boat of Shaitaan and his friends and partners from among the hypocrites and the disbelievers and none worse could there be as friends.

Don't you see how you are running from Allah and to the Shaitaan, trading filth for good? Run instead my sister to Allah and follow His way: So flee to Allah (from His Torment to His mercy). Verily I (Muhammad) am a plain warner to you from Him. [Soorah Adh-Dhaariyaat 51:50] The hijaab is a high form of worship that is not subject to the opinions of people and their orientations and choices because the one who legislated it is the Most Wise Creator.

In summary: In the way of seeking the pleasure of Allah and in hope of His Mercy and success in His Jannah and throw the statements of the devils among people and jinn against the wall! Hold tight to the legislation of Allah by your molars and follow the example of the striving and knowledgeable Mothers of the Believers and the female companions (radiallahu 'anhum ajma'een).


In Conclusion

Your body is on display in the market of Shaitaan seducing the hearts of men.The hairstyles, the tight clothing showing every detail of your figure, the short dresses showing off your legs and feet, and the showy, decorative and fragrant clothing all anger the Merciful and please the Shaitaan. Every day that passes while you are in this condition distances you further from Allah and brings you closer to Shaitaan. Each day curses and anger are directed toward you from the heavens until you repent. Every day brings you closer to the grave and the Angel of Death is ready to capture your soul.

Everyone shall taste death. And only on the Day of Resurrection shall you be paid your wages in full. And whoever is removed away from the Hellfire and admitted to Al-Jannah, is indeed successful. The life of this world is only the enjoyment of deception (a deceiving thing). [Soorah Aale 'Imraan 3:185]

Get on the train of repentance my sister, before it passes by your station. Deeply consider my sister, what is happening today before tomorrow comes. Think about it, my sister - Now, before it is too late!
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glo
06-11-2006, 08:27 PM
I read recently that the instructions for women to cover themselves with a veil was initially only directed at Muhammed's wifes, and was only generalised for all Muslim women several generations after Muhammed's death.

It this true? :?

Blessings.
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Safeena
06-11-2006, 08:35 PM
before islam it was christianity and how do the nuns dress) so hijab already existed before islam through other prophets becouse they also carried the message of islam so hijab was not directed at prophets wifes but every woman who is a muslim should follow the example of the prophets wifes.
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ummAbdillah
06-11-2006, 08:39 PM
format_quote Originally Posted by glo
I read recently that the instructions for women to cover themselves with a veil was initially only directed at Muhammed's wifes, and was only generalised for all Muslim women several generations after Muhammed's death.
It this true? :?
salaam :)
O Prophet! say to your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers that they let down upon them their over-garments; this will be more proper, that they may be known, and thus they will not be given trouble; and Allah is Forgiving, Merciful [33.59] surah ahzab

wa salaam
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glo
06-11-2006, 08:44 PM
format_quote Originally Posted by safeena
before islam it was christianity and how do the nuns dress) so hijab already existed before islam through other prophets becouse they also carried the message of islam so hijab was not directed at prophets wifes but every woman who is a muslim should follow the example of the prophets wifes.
Hhmmm ... perhaps I misread the information. The way I understood it, moral standards were much lower at that time and women did not wear hijab.
Muhammed introduced it for his women after an incident when his youngest wife Aisha was left behind where they had camped, and was picked up by a young man and returned to the travelling group.
Only later did other women adopt the practice - partly because they did not wat to be outdone by the prophet's wifes.

Does this ring any bells with anybody else? Perhaps I got my facts mixed up ...

peace. :)
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glo
06-11-2006, 08:45 PM
Oh dear!
It takes me soooo long to write my posts, a million others have replied since! ;D

Thank you for your posts, girls!
I am going to bed now ... perhaps we'll catch up tomorrow!

Blessings! :thankyou:
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glo
06-11-2006, 08:47 PM
format_quote Originally Posted by NJUSA
Muslim women were directed to cover their bodies, and the wives of the Prophet Muhammad (RA) were directed to be a bit removed from the general society, i.e. no "hanging out" on street corners and such. After the death of the Prophet Muhammad (SAWS), increased covering and seclusion became more common. Do keep in mind, covering/seclusion is a mark of power and wealth, and so follows the trends of any status symbol- powerful women adopt it, common women mimic it, powerful women abandon it as it's no longer an exclusive symbol, so on and so forth.
Thanks, NJUSA

Your post reflects what I read very well. And you've made it even clearer! :)

Blessings.
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NahidSarvy
06-12-2006, 03:11 PM
format_quote Originally Posted by safeena
before islam it was christianity and how do the nuns dress) so hijab already existed before islam through other prophets becouse they also carried the message of islam so hijab was not directed at prophets wifes but every woman who is a muslim should follow the example of the prophets wifes.
Until the Middle Ages, nuns did not wear the wimple ("veil"). They shaved their heads and wore plain clothing.

Then the rich ladies who were shunted off into nunneries wanted to dress like the ladies at court, and they petitioned the Pope to allow them to wear stylish dress. Stylish dress at the time included the wimple, a Byzantine fashion.

Nuns do not wear the veil for the same reasons Muslimaat do. They wear it because it is a uniform and they follow the order's rules and wear said uniform. It has zero to do with modesty. It just covered up their cropped hair and made them look "sexy".

Modesty, in fact, is why modern orders of nuns have taken off the frippery of so-called "traditional" dress and returned to simply cropping their hair off and wearing plain clothes. Stylishness, modern or ancient, is rejected.
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searchingsoul
07-09-2006, 11:10 AM
format_quote Originally Posted by NahidSarvy
Until the Middle Ages, nuns did not wear the wimple ("veil"). They shaved their heads and wore plain clothing.

Then the rich ladies who were shunted off into nunneries wanted to dress like the ladies at court, and they petitioned the Pope to allow them to wear stylish dress. Stylish dress at the time included the wimple, a Byzantine fashion.

Nuns do not wear the veil for the same reasons Muslimaat do. They wear it because it is a uniform and they follow the order's rules and wear said uniform. It has zero to do with modesty. It just covered up their cropped hair and made them look "sexy".

Modesty, in fact, is why modern orders of nuns have taken off the frippery of so-called "traditional" dress and returned to simply cropping their hair off and wearing plain clothes. Stylishness, modern or ancient, is rejected.
That's fascinating information. I've seen references made toward the headcovering of nuns. This answers some of the questions I had.
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muslimah_here
07-10-2006, 01:07 PM
:sl:
mASHALLAH really gud article though a bit too long to read! I guess safeena sister u wear hijaab than haan , its so true I am trying to wear hijaab but im finding it so difficult since i havent got any support from my family :(, none of my relatives wear it, which is making more difficult for me confront them with hijaab and not married either but INSHALLAh ill keep trying and try not to let any excuse come in my way and soon I should be able to wear hijaab properly INSHALLAH.

ALLAHAFIZ.
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Helena
07-10-2006, 04:01 PM
good going sis....absolutely rite.......

sisters need to have faith, belief to wear a hijaab...for the sake of Allah(swt)...

can't simply blame anyone, or ignore the importance of hijaab in the quran....

certainly deserve some reps sis!
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Hijaabi22
07-11-2006, 05:54 PM
:hiding: :hiding: nyc 1
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lyesh
08-16-2006, 06:35 AM
Top ten excuses for not wearing Hijab!:sister:





Among the pictures that point to the distance of society from the right path and that make clear the level of its deviation and separation from it is the open spread of women not just uncovering their faces but enhancing and making a display of their beauty. We find that this is


manifested regretfully, in Islamic (Muslim) society despite that Islamic clothing is also widespread. So then, what are the reasons that have led to this digression?

We put this question to a varied group of women from whom we derived ten major excuses and upon examination and scrutiny, the frailty of the excuses became evident to us. Stay with us dear Muslim sister in these few lines so that we can know through them the reasons for turning away from the hijaab and then discuss each.


Excuse One: I’m not yet convinced (of the necessity) of hijaab.

We then ask this sister two questions.

1: Is she truly convinced of the correctness of the religion of Islam? the natural answer is: Yes she is convinced for she responds “Laa ilaaha illallah!” (There is no god but Allah), meaning she is convinced of the aqeedah, and then she says: “Muhammadun rasoolullah!” (Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah), meaning by that that she is convinced of its legislation or law (Sharee’ah). Therefore, she is convinced of Islam as a belief system and a law by which one governs and rules their life.

2: Is the hijaab then a part of Islamic Law (Sharee’ah) and an obligation? If this sister is honest and sincere in her intention and has looked into the issue as one who truly wants to know the truth her answer could only be: Yes. For Allah ta’aala, Whose deity (Uloohiyyah) she believes in has commanded wearing hijaab in His Book (Al-Qur’an) and the noble Prophet (alayhe salaat wa salaam) whose message she believes in has commanded wearing the hijaab in his Sunnah. In summary: If this sister is convinced of Islam, how then can she not be convinced of its orders?


Excuse Two: I am convinced of Islamic dress but my mother prevents me from wearing it and if I disobey her I will go to the Fire.

The one who has answered this excuse is the most noble of Allah’s creation, the messenger of Allah (SAWS) in concise and comprehensive words of wisdom: “There is no obedience to the created in the disobedience of Allah.” [Ahmad]

The status of parents in Islam, especially the mother, is a high and elevated one. Indeed Allah ta’aala has combined it with the greatest of matters, worshipping Him and His Tawheed, in many aayaat. He stated:

“Worship Allah and join none with Him and do good to parents.” [Soorah An-Nisaa 4: 36]. Obedience to parents is not limited except in one aspect, and that is if they order to disobedience of Allah. Allah said:“But if they strive with you to make you join in worship with Me others that of which you have no knowledge, then obey them not.” [Soorah Luqmaan 31: 15]

The lack of obedience to them in sinfulness does not prevent being good to them and kind treatment of them. Allah said afterward in the same aayah: But behave with them world kindly. In summary: How can you obey your mother and disobey Allah Who created you and your mother?


Excuse Three: My position does not allow me to substitute my dress for Islamic dress.

This sister is either one or the other of two types: She is sincere and honest, or she is a slippery liar who desires to make a showy display of her “hijaab” clamoring with colors to be “in line with the times” and expensive”. We will begin with an answer to the honest and sincere sister. Are you unaware my dear sister, that it is not permissible for the Muslim woman to leave her home in any instance unless her clothing meets the conditions of Islamic hijaab (Hijaab shar’ee) and it is a duty of every Muslim woman to know what they are? If you have taken the time and effort to learn so many matters of this world how then can you be neglectful of learning those matters which will save you from the punishment of Allah and His anger death!!? Does Allah not say:

“Ask the people of remembrance (i.e. knowledgeable scholars) if you do not know.” [Soorah An-Nahl 16: 43]

Learn therefore, the requirements of proper hijaab. If you must go out, then do not do so without the correct hijaab, seeking the pleasure of Allah and the degradation of Shaitaan. That is because the corruption brought about by your going out adorned and “beautified” is far greater than the matter which you deem necessary to go out for.

My dear sister if you are really truthful in your intention and correctly determined you will find a thousands hands of good assisting you and Allah will make the matter easy for you! Is He not the One Who says:

“And whoever fears Allah and keeps his duty to Him, He will make a way for him to get out (from every difficulty) and He will provide him from sources he never could imagine.” [Soorah At-Talaaq 65:2-3]

With regards to the ‘slippery’ one we say: Honour and position is something determined by Allah ta’aala and it is not due to embellishment of clothing and show of colors and keeping up with the trendsetters. It is rather due to obedience to Allah and His Messenger (SAWS) and holding to the pure law of Allah and correct Islamic hijaab. Listen to the words of Allah: “Indeed, the most honourable amongst you are those who are the most pious.” [Soorah Al-Hujraat 49: 35]. In summary: Do things in the way of seeking Allah’s pleasure and entering His Jannah and give less value to the high priced and costly objects and wealth of this word.


Excuse Four: It is so very hot in my country and I can’t stand it. How could I take it if I wore the hijaab?

Allah gives an example by saying: “Say: The Fire of hell is more intense in heat if they only understand.” [Soorah At-Taubah 9:81]. How can you compare the heat of your land to the heat of the Hellfire? Know, my sister, that Shaitaan as trapped you in one of his feeble ropes to drag you from the heat of this world to the heat of the Hellfire. Free yourself from his net and view the heat of the sun as a favor and not an affliction especially in that it reminds you of the intensity of the punishment of Allah which is many times greater than the heat you now feel. Return to the order of Allah and sacrifice this worldly comfort in the way of following the path of salvation from the Hellfire about which Allah says: “They will neither feel coolness nor have any drink except that of boiling water and the discharge of dirty wounds.” [Soorah An-Naba’ 78: 24-25]. In summary: The Jannah is surrounded by hardships and toil, while Hellfire is surrounded by temptations, lusts and desires.


Excuse Five: I’m afraid that if I wear the hijaab I will put it off at another time because I have seen so many others do so!!

To her I say: If everyone was to apply your logic then they would have left the Deen in its entirety! They would have left off salaat because some would be afraid of leaving it later. They would have left fasting in Ramadan because so many are afraid of not doing it later…etc. Haven’t you seen how Shaitaan has trapped you in his snare again and blocked you from guidance?

Allah ta’aala loves continuous obedience even if it be small or recommended. How about something that is an absolute obligation like wearing hijaab?! The Prophet (SAWS) said: “The most beloved deed with Allah is the consistent one though it be little.” Why haven’t you sought out the causes leading those people to leave of the hijaab so that you can avoid them and work to keep away from them? Why haven’t you sought out reasons and causes to affirm truth and guidance until you can hold firm to them?

Among these causes is much supplication to Allah (du’aa) to make the heart firm upon the Deen as did the Prophet (SAWS). Also is making salaat and having mindfulness of it as Allah stated: “And seek help in patience and the prayer and truly it is extremely heavy except for the true believers in Allah who obey Allah with full submission and believe in His promise of Jannah and in His warnings (Al Khaashi’oon).” [Soorah Al-Baqarah 2:45]

Other causes to put one upon guidance and truth is adherence to the laws of Islam and one of them is indeed wearing the hijaab. Allah said: “If they had done what they were told, it would have been better for them and would have strengthened their faith.” [Soorah Al-Baqarah 2: 66]. In summary: If you hold tight to the causes of guidance and taste the sweetness of faith you will not neglect the orders of Allah after having held to them.


Excuse Six: If I wear the hijaab then nobody will marry me, so I’m going to leave it off until then.

Any husband who desires that you be uncovered and adorned in public in defiance of and in disobedience to Allah, is not a worthy husband in the first place. He is a husband who has no feeling to protect what Allah has made inviolable, most notably yourself, and he will not help you in any way to enter Al-Jannah or escape from the Hellfire. A home which is founded upon disobedience to Allah and provocation of His anger is fitting that He decrees misery and hardship for it in this life and in the Hereafter. As Allah stated: “But whosoever, turns away from My reminder (i.e. neither believes in the Qur’an nor acts upon its teachings) verily for him is a life of hardship and We shall raise him up blind on the Day of Resurrection.” [Soorah TaHa 20: 124]

Marriage is a favor and blessing from Allah to whom He give whom He wills. How many women who wear hijaab (mutahajibah) are in fact married while many who don’t aren’t? If you were to say that ‘…my being made-up and uncovered is a means to reach a pure end, namely marriage’, a pure goal or end is not attained through impure and corrupt means in Islam. If the goal is honourable then it must necessarily be achieved by pure and clean method. We say the rule in Islam is: the means are according to the rules of the intended goals. In summary: There is no blessing in a marriage established upon sinfulness and corruption.


Excuse Seven: I don’t wear hijaab based on what Allah says: “And proclaim the grace of your Rabb” [Soorah Ad-Dhuhaa 93: 11]. How can I cover what Allah has blessed me with of silky soft hair and captivating beauty?!

So… this sister of ours adheres to the Book of Allah and its commands as long as they coincide with her personal desires and understanding! She leaves behind those matters when they don’t please her. If this was not the case, then why doesn’t she follow the aayah: “And do not show off their adornment except only that which is apparent” [Soorah An-Noor 24: 31] and the statement of Allah: “Tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw their cloaks all over their bodies.” [Soorah Al-Ahzab 33:59]

With this statement my sister you have now made a Shari’ah (law) for yourself of what Allah ta’aala has strictly forbidden, namely beautification (at-tabarruj) and uncovering (as-sufoor), and the reason: Your lack of wanting to adhere to the order. The greatest blessing or favor that Allah has bestowed upon us is that of Eemaan (faith) and hidaayah (guidance) and among them is the Islamic hijaab. Why then do you not manifest and talk about this greatest of blessings given to you? In summary: Is there a greater blessing and favor upon the woman than guidance and hijaab?


Excuse Eight: I know that hijaab is obligatory (waajib), but I will wear it when Allah guidance me to do so.
We ask this sister on what plans or steps she will undertake until she accepts this divine guidance? We know that Allah has in His wisdom made a cause or means for everything. That is why the sick take medicine to regain health, and the traveller rides a vehicle or an animal to reach his destination, and other limitless examples.

Has this sister of ours seriously endeavored to seek true guidance and exerted the proper means to get it such as: Supplicating Allah sincerely as He stated: “Guide us to the Straight Path.” [Soorah Al-Faatihaa 1: 6]; Keeping company with the righteous good sisters – for they are among the best to assist her to guidance and to continue to point her to it until Allah guides her and increases her guidance and inspires her to further guidance and taqwaa. She would then adhere to the orders of Allah and wear the hijaab that the believing women are commanded to wear. In summary: If this sister was really serious about seeking guidance she would have exerted herself by the proper means to get it.


Excuse Nine: It’s not time for that yet. I’m still too young for wearing hijaab. I’ll do it when I get older and after I make Hajj ( Pilgrimage to Macca)!

The Angel of Death my sister, is visiting and waiting at your door for the order of Allah ta’aala to open it on you at any moment in your life. Allah said: “When their term comes, neither can they delay it nor can they advance it an hour (or a moment).” [Soorah Al-An’aam 7:34]

Death my sister doesn’t discriminate between the young or the old and it may come while you are in this state of great sinfulness disobedience, fighting against the Lord of Honour with your uncovering and shameless adornment. My sister, you should race to obedience along with those others who race to answer the call of Allah tabaaraka wa ta’aala: “Race with one another in hastening towards forgiveness from your Lord and Paradise the width whereof is as the width of the heavens and the earth.” [Soorah Al-hadeed 57:21]

Sister, don’t forget Allah or He will forget you by turning His mercy away from you in this life and the next. You are forgetting your own soul by not fulfilling the right or your souls to obey Allah and proper worship of Him. Allah stated about the hypocrites (Al-Munaafiqoon): “And be not like those who forgot Allah and He caused them to forget their own selves.” [Soorah Al-Hashr 59: 19]

My sister wear the hijaab in your young age in opposition to the sinful deed because Allah is intense in punishment and will ask you on the Day of Resurrection about your youth and every moment of your life. In summary: Stop presuming some future expectation in your life will indeed occur!! How can you guarantee your own life until tomorrow?


Excuse Ten: I’m afraid that if I wear Islamic clothing that I’ll be labeled as belonging to some group or another and I hate partisanship.

My sister in Islam, there are only two parties in Islam, and they are both mentioned by Allah Almighty in His Noble Book. The first party is the party of Allah (Hizbullah) that He gives victory to because of their obedience to His commands and staying away from what He has forbidden. The second party is the party of the accursed Shaitaan (hizbush-Shaitan) which disobeys the Most Merciful and increase corruption in the earth. When you hold tight to and adhere to the commands of Allah, and among them is wearing the hijaab – you then become a part of the successful party of Allah. when you beautify and display your charms you are riding in the boat of Shaitaan and his friends and partners from among the hypocrites and the disbelievers and none worse could there be as friends.

Don’t you see how you are running from Allah and to the Shaitaan, trading filth for good? Run instead my sister to Allah and follow His way: “So flee to Allah (from His Torment to His mercy). Verily I (Muhammad) am a plain warner to you from Him.” [Soorah Adh-Dhaariyaat 51: 50]. The hijaab is a high form of worship that is not subject to the opinions of people and their orientation and choices because the one who legislated it is the Most Wise Creator. In summary: In the way of seeking the pleasure of Allah and in hope of His Mercy and success in His Jannah and throw the statements of the devils among people and jinn against the wall! Hold tight to the legislation of Allah by your molars and follow the example of the striving and knowledgeable Mothers of the Believers and the female companions (radhiallahu anhum ajma’een).



In Conclusion

Your body is on display in the market of Shaitan seducting the hearts of men. The hairstyles, the tight clothing showing every detail of your figure, the short dresses showing off your legs and feet, the showy, decorative and fragrant clothing all angers the Merciful and pleases the Shaitaan. Every day that passes while you are in this condition, distances you further from Allah and brings you closer to Shaitaan. Each day curses and anger are directed toward you from the heavens until you repent. Every day brings you closer to the grave and the Angel of Death is ready to capture your soul. “Everyone shall taste death. And only on the Day of Resurrection shall you be paid your wages in full. And whoever is removed away from the Hellfire and admitted to Al-Jannah, is indeed successful. The life of this world is only the enjoyment of deception (a deceiving thing).” [Soorah Aale ‘Imraan 3:185]

Get on the train of repentance my sister, before it passes by your station. Deeply consider my sister, what is happening today before tomorrow comes. Think about it, my sister – Now, before it is too late!
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Quruxbadaan
08-16-2006, 06:57 AM
That was nice masha allah sista

may allah reward you for that

Ameen
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Ameeratul Layl
08-16-2006, 02:10 PM
Salam,

Never heard this one before:

Excuse Seven: I don’t wear hijaab based on what Allah says: “And proclaim the grace of your Rabb” [Soorah Ad-Dhuhaa 93: 11]. How can I cover what Allah has blessed me with of silky soft hair and captivating beauty?!

But even so, thats no excuse.

Wasalam
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Umm Yoosuf
08-16-2006, 08:17 PM
Threads Merged :)
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Showkat
01-11-2007, 12:02 AM
Top 10 excuses by women who don’t wear the Hijab

Salaams All

This list has been compiled after research and is not intended to offend or insult anyone. After reading them it is possible to reach ones own conclusions. As usual please feel free to publish post and circulate as widely as possible. Comments and feedback would be appreciated as always. Jzk **********


1. Friends will reject me

The people I hang around with and really tight with none of them wear hijab/ jilbaab and they take the mickey out of those that do. Especially the hijabies who check out boys and do dirty dancing at college.uni parties. Names like fundies, molvies, hypocrites and they cover coz they are ugly. If I wear the hijab then I will lose all my friends and have the P******S taken out of me as well.


2. Harm my career

I worked my arse of to get where I am now in my career. I got a big salary, status and I enjoy the respect I get from colleagues and community. I can’t risk all that for a piece of cloth, besides I would look weird in board meetings and work parties in the pub and nightclubs. InshAllah when I get married in my 30s and have kids in my mid 30s, I’ll cover as I’m supposed to then.


3. My family are westernised

No one in my family wears hijab, even my grandmother wears bright coloured stylish clothes. If I were to wear the hijab I’d feel strange coz we have family gatherings where all the women dress in sarees and other revealing clothes and at our weddings we have a DJ playing bhangra music and we all dance to bollywood tunes, even my grandmother does a few funky moves on the dance floor.


4. Non-Muslims will stare

I’ve noticed since 7/7 that non-Muslims regard anyone who looks like a Muslim as a potential terrorist and by wearing the hijab I would attract attention. By wearing western clothes I get away with non-Muslims thinking I’m a Hindu, Sikh or moderate non-practicing Muslim. I’ve even had white guys trying to chat me up coz they think I’m up for it based on the tight western clothing that I wear.




5. I’m still young

I’m only 27 I’ve got my whole life ahead of me. I’m still enjoying life, u know what I mean, flirting with guys,clubbing,hanging out with mates in shopping centres. When I get married and have kids I’ll wear it then


For the next 5 please visit

http://www.7cgen.com/index.php?showtopic=4744&hl=
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iqbal_soofi
01-11-2007, 12:22 AM
You missed the most important one:

6. Respectable women never wore Hijab.

In Pakistan majority of our grand mothers and great grand mothers never wore hijab. They were very respectable women. Nobody looked at them with bad eyes. People were very nice in old days. Now there's more of hijab and namaz trend in this country, but our women are not safe from bad looks even in hijab. What's going on? Why mullahism and corruption growing in Pakistan and other Muslim countries? I mean people were very good Muslims in old days. Now they talk like mullahs and look at women just like them. Why we can't respect our women anymore?
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mohammed farah
01-11-2007, 12:50 AM
some of them are very true, intresting post
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Aisha20
01-11-2007, 01:02 AM
:blind: dunno wot to say..
MashaAllah i use my hijaab. :)
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Ibn Abi Ahmed
01-11-2007, 01:05 AM
:sl:

Threads Merged.
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Al_Imaan
01-11-2007, 01:07 AM
format_quote Originally Posted by mohammed farah
some of them are very true, intresting post
:sl:
actually all them are true...I have cuzins that give half of those excuses....Alhamdulillah, thank Allah(swt) I don't do that. May Allah(swt) guide them to the straight path and give them hidaya.
:w:
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Nσσя'υℓ Jαииαн
01-11-2007, 01:17 AM
Good article! I never had anyone tell me to wear it. I was in junior high and i wanted to wear hijab, but my mom didnt allow me till i got to college! then i slowly forgot it about and didnt care, then all of sudden im back on track ;D lol, Alhumdullilah.

JazakAllah Khair for that :)
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Malaikah
01-11-2007, 12:25 PM
format_quote Originally Posted by iqbal_soofi
6. Respectable women never wore Hijab.
So? I can list about a billion other things that they didn't do. Does that mean we shouldn't do them either?

The most respectable women, for example, the prophets wives and the early Muslim women, did wear it.

It is the command of Allah swt that we must wear it, end of story.
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lolwatever
01-11-2007, 12:26 PM
^ plus how does one define respectable ^o)


:w:
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Nσσя'υℓ Jαииαн
01-11-2007, 02:35 PM
That line is such an oxymoron....
not saying they didnt have respect...but one does have MORE with the hijab, MashAllah.
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zaria
01-11-2007, 03:40 PM
Excuse Seven: I don’t wear hijaab based on what Allah says: “And proclaim the grace of your Rabb” [Soorah Ad-Dhuhaa 93: 11]. How can I cover what Allah has blessed me with of silky soft hair and captivating beauty?!

I never heard this one either. is there a Surah 93:11?

Allah Alim
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iqbal_soofi
01-11-2007, 04:18 PM
format_quote Originally Posted by Malaikah
So? I can list about a billion other things that they didn't do. Does that mean we shouldn't do them either?

The most respectable women, for example, the prophets wives and the early Muslim women, did wear it.

It is the command of Allah swt that we must wear it, end of story.
There's no doubt that prophet's wives were the most respectable women. They were respectable women because they were the prophet's wives. Different laws applied to the wives/widows of the prophet than for other wome. So we need not bring them into the debate. What I meant by the 'respectable women' were our own grand mothers and great grand mothers who took active part in decision making and all other practical walks of life and worked shoulder to shoulder with our forefathers in farms and fileds. They never wore hijab. They never needed to because our forefathers always respected them from their hearts. They respected daughter of everyone as the common daughter of the village.
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AvarAllahNoor
01-11-2007, 04:37 PM
If the Quran states the wearing of hijab is compulsory, then why is it not implemented in the same way sharab is prophibited?
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Umm Yoosuf
01-11-2007, 06:01 PM
:sl:

format_quote Originally Posted by iqbal_soofi
There's no doubt that prophet's wives were the most respectable women. They were respectable women because they were the prophet's wives. Different laws applied to the wives/widows of the prophet than for other wome.
With regard to the Hijab have you not read this Ayaah:

"O Prophet, tell your wives and daughters and the believing women to draw their outer garments around them (when they go out or are among men). That is better in order that they may be known (to be Muslims) and not annoyed..." (Qur'an 33:59)

The Hijab was a MUST for the Wives of the Prophet and the believing women.


So we need not bring them into the debate. What I meant by the 'respectable women' were our own grand mothers and great grand mothers who took active part in decision making and all other practical walks of life and worked shoulder to shoulder with our forefathers in farms and fileds. They never wore hijab. They never needed to because our forefathers always respected them from their hearts. They respected daughter of everyone as the common daughter of the village.
So? That doesn't count because the Law of Allah prevails above that! Allah orders the women to cover themselves whether they are around respectable males around or not. Not wearing the Hijab is due to ignorance or disobedience to Allah.
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shible
01-11-2007, 06:10 PM
Assalamu alaikkum (warah).

dear brothers and sister ,

I really appreciate for this thread.

But wat happens on the other side on wearing Hijab ( this is happening in my country).

One part of our Sisters wear Hijab for the following.

1. to cover themselves from their parents and relatives when they are roaming with other Man . And i am 100% sure that not all the men they are Roaming with are lovers and Due their activities Hijab is used it as a shield from entering heaven and as a Pass to Enter the Hell.

I am not Blaming Everyone I am jus saying that One part of Our Sister's

If i am wrong in any case then correct me since i am seeing this happening in my Home town
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lolwatever
01-11-2007, 09:00 PM
format_quote Originally Posted by iqbal_soofi
There's no doubt that prophet's wives were the most respectable women. They were respectable women because they were the prophet's wives. Different laws applied to the wives/widows of the prophet than for other wome. So we need not bring them into the debate. What I meant by the 'respectable women' were our own grand mothers and great grand mothers who took active part in decision making and all other practical walks of life and worked shoulder to shoulder with our forefathers in farms and fileds. They never wore hijab. They never needed to because our forefathers always respected them from their hearts. They respected daughter of everyone as the common daughter of the village.
just because they have to be respected as relatives, doesnt necessitate they're respectable in Allah's eyes... for the non-ignorant ones amongst them that is.
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One Man Army
01-18-2007, 12:04 PM
I know of a older women, family friend, muslim women, she recently went pakistan. she didnt wear a hijab, n she said that the men out their are disgusting, that in the end she was actually forced to wear 1 due to the way people just stare at you (in perverted ways, eying up women etc). personally i dont think its in covering the women up, its teaching the men how to control themselves, instead of treating women like meat, and covering them up cuz men cant control themselves. what does it say in the Quran about lusting for women?
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Malaikah
01-18-2007, 01:16 PM
^It is a sin for men to look at women who are not their wives with lust. Men are commanded to lower their gaze in the Quran. Just because a women is dressed immorally, does not give them the right to look at her, it is a sin on them to do that. They are not allowed to look at her, simple as that.

At the same time, women are required to cover themselves to protect themselves from the lustful gazes of perverted men.
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skhalid
01-18-2007, 01:30 PM
The hijab is part of my self respect...and it will always remain that way inshallah
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hayaa__786
01-18-2007, 01:46 PM
:sl:

That was nice masha allah sister... i know so many sisters with these excuses....:-[

:w:
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One Man Army
01-18-2007, 07:30 PM
but what about the extent of when women wear gloves, and cover faces so just eyes are visible? isnt this unfair that a women must go to these extents just because men cannot control their minds? i agree, they should dress modistly, jus as men should with self respect.
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lolwatever
01-18-2007, 07:59 PM
format_quote Originally Posted by ultimate truth
but what about the extent of when women wear gloves, and cover faces so just eyes are visible? isnt this unfair that a women must go to these extents just because men cannot control their minds? i agree, they should dress modistly, jus as men should with self respect.

a bit like asking "isn't it unfair that we have to lock our car doors just because robbers can't control their temptation to steel" innit :)

i dont know if the gloves etc is obligatory or not, but you get my point...
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One Man Army
01-23-2007, 11:34 PM
lol the last post makes me laff. women are not an item that you own. that someone can come and steal. lol i find it really funny how u described that in ur post. the fact remains, the issue is with giving men a method on controling their minds, not covering up their women. so what about other women, such as westernised people? you see, the problem of men not being able to control themselves is not tackled, al though they mite not be looking at other muslim women, they still will have it in their minds when they see normal women.

Sexual desire, anger, greed and emotional attachment - may these be gone, and egotism as well.
Nanak seeks the Sanctuary of God; please bless me with Your Grace, O Divine Lord.
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Nσσя'υℓ Jαииαн
01-24-2007, 12:24 AM
They're supposed to lower their gaze. And if they do look, Allah knows why they do it, intentionally or untentionally. Thats the whole point. Everything we do or are told is a test for us.
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Malaikah
01-24-2007, 01:52 AM
format_quote Originally Posted by ultimate truth
lol the last post makes me laff. women are not an item that you own. that someone can come and steal. lol i find it really funny how u described that in ur post.
Sadly enough, that is exactly what happens to women when they get raped, and when they get sucked into thinking that their appearance means everything. They literally become like items on show.
the fact remains, the issue is with giving men a method on controling their minds, not covering up their women.
It is a two way process. Men are required to lower their gaze, and women are required to cover up. Men and women are also not meant to hang around together for no reason, and marriage is encouraged at an early age.

Women are also meant to lower their gaze and men are also meant to dress modestly.
so what about other women, such as westernised people? you see, the problem of men not being able to control themselves is not tackled, al though they mite not be looking at other muslim women, they still will have it in their minds when they see normal women.
It is not 'Islams' fault that non-muslims do not dress modestly. Anyway, Muslims are meant to lower their gaze and not look at women, especially those who are dress provocatively, and are encouraged to get married young. Also, if it really is too much for the guy to handle, it becomes obligatory for him to move to a place where such immodesty is not prevalent.
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lolwatever
01-24-2007, 09:33 AM
format_quote Originally Posted by ultimate truth
lol the last post makes me laff. women are not an item that you own. that someone can come and steal. lol i find it really funny how u described that in ur post.
Where did i say that we own them? I'm talking as far as a woman and her duty to her ownself is concerned... It's simple self defense... defending her own honour and dignity from predators.

What's that to do with men owning them?

the fact remains, the issue is with giving men a method on controling their minds, not covering up their women. so what about other women, such as westernised people? you see, the problem of men not being able to control themselves is not tackled, al though they mite not be looking at other muslim women, they still will have it in their minds when they see normal women.
The way to tame their thoughts is to teach them that there is someone overwatching them even when police or security personnel aren't around.

And as you said, the other part of solving the issue is for women to not make themselves a soft target for crooks by taking the necessary security measures.

It's a doubel layer security measure which comes naturally when Allah is obeyed.

take care all the best.
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Umm Yoosuf
01-24-2007, 07:12 PM
format_quote Originally Posted by ultimate truth
but what about the extent of when women wear gloves, and cover faces so just eyes are visible? isnt this unfair that a women must go to these extents just because men cannot control their minds? i agree, they should dress modistly, jus as men should with self respect.
Hello

1stly who said we (Muslimahs) wear it "because men cannot control their minds?" :confused:

The Hijab is a commandment from Allah, Most High. When a Muslim woman goes to the extent of covering herself completely, she is doing it to get closer to her Lord, to seek the pleasure of her lord. To follow the foot steps of the “mothers of the believers.”

2ndly If you want to look at the social aspects then the more a woman is covered the less her body is relieved the less men that would look at her and adore her.
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One Man Army
01-25-2007, 05:22 PM
oh rite, so its written in the Quran that Allah wants women to wear that?
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Umm Yoosuf
01-25-2007, 08:21 PM
format_quote Originally Posted by ultimate truth
oh rite, so its written in the Quran that Allah wants women to wear that?
Hello

Are you trying to be sarcastic? If you truely want to know why women wear the Hijab then we shall do our best to educate you however to you seek to argue and bring your own ideas then time is precious.
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One Man Army
01-25-2007, 10:18 PM
i wasnt being sarcastic brother. u sed its a commandment from Allah to wear hijab, and that Allah prefers women to wear it, therefore im asking if it states it in the Quran?
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Nσσя'υℓ Jαииαн
01-25-2007, 10:28 PM
lol its a sis not a bro :)
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lolwatever
01-25-2007, 11:43 PM
format_quote Originally Posted by ultimate truth
i wasnt being sarcastic brother. u sed its a commandment from Allah to wear hijab, and that Allah prefers women to wear it, therefore im asking if it states it in the Quran?
yes, Quran and Hadith... lookup the chapter of "light" (surat an Noor).. and if you read the commentaries you'll find many hadiths quoted about the reaction of women when they heard the verses (they immediatley covered up)

:w:
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tomtomsmom
01-26-2007, 12:20 AM
ok this may be a dumb question but are you only supposed to cover your head and not your face? or everything but your eyes? i keep seeing conflicting information on this
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One Man Army
01-26-2007, 12:30 AM
can u please provide the quote from the Quran stating Allah prefers women to wear hijabs please? i do not have access to the Quran.what are the limits as previous guy has posted? should all be covered except eyes? or jus around d head?
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lolwatever
01-26-2007, 12:40 AM
30. Tell the believing men to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things), and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts, etc.). That is purer for them. Verily, Allâh is All-Aware of what they do.

31. And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things), and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts, etc.) and not to show off their adornment except only that which is apparent (like palms of hands or one eye or both eyes for necessity to see the way, or outer dress like veil, gloves, head-cover, apron, etc.), and to draw their veils all over Juyubihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks and bosoms, etc.) and not to reveal their adornment except to their husbands, their fathers, their husband's fathers, their sons, their husband's sons, their brothers or their brother's sons, or their sister's sons, or their (Muslim) women (i.e. their sisters in Islâm), or the (female) slaves whom their right hands possess, or old male servants who lack vigour, or small children who have no sense of the shame of sex. And let them not stamp their feet so as to reveal what they hide of their adornment. And all of you beg Allâh to forgive you all, O believers, that you may be successful.

http://www.al-sunnah.com/call_to_isl...n/surah24.html
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Malaikah
01-26-2007, 01:03 AM
format_quote Originally Posted by tomtomsmom
ok this may be a dumb question but are you only supposed to cover your head and not your face? or everything but your eyes? i keep seeing conflicting information on this
Hi,

Some scholars say women are allowed to uncover the hands and face... (some add feet also), whereas some scholars say everything must be cover, face included...

It is a pretty in depth topic I guess... but are valid opinions...
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Nσσя'υℓ Jαииαн
01-26-2007, 01:06 AM
Everything should be covered except what is visible thereof. That usually includes hands up to the wrist and the face.
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Umm Yoosuf
01-26-2007, 10:55 AM
format_quote Originally Posted by ultimate truth
i wasnt being sarcastic brother. u sed its a commandment from Allah to wear hijab, and that Allah prefers women to wear it, therefore im asking if it states it in the Quran?
Hello

I think your question has been answered as above.

Read through these easy to read posts to gain a basic understanding of the Hijab.

The Break in & Hijab talk

The Break & Hijab Talk in Part 2

The Break in & Hijab talk part3

The Break in & Hijab talk Part 4

And More threads here.


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