forced to wear hijab

Yep I agree but it´s good to remind him (and every others too) that he as well will be responsible to Allah if he force others to do something against their will. You know, hijab isn´t more than just a piece of cloth if we use it because of any other purpose than please Allah and this pleasing have to come from our heart - voluntarily.

As I have understood, we don´t talk here only about using or not using hijab but more about the situation is it ok to force someone to do something (when it goes to religion).
 
Reminding me and teaching me is one thing. Forcing is another. There's a difference between both.

Alright, point taken, I agree he should advise with kindness.

Sister, please do it for Allah's sake you will be the better person.
 
Sister herb, I can understand if it is a child then we talk about not forcing, but here the sister is an adult and she should take it upon herself to follow Islamic teachings for the love of Allah.

The issue of discussing about 'force' will come into play when we talk/advise the husband directly.
 
Sister herb, I can understand if it is a child then we talk about not forcing, but here the sister is an adult and she should take it upon herself to follow Islamic teachings for the love of Allah.

The issue of discussing about 'force' will come into play when we talk/advise the husband directly.

Exactly. I should take it upon myself. I'm answerable for my own deeds. For my pardah so is he. But if I'm not doing it with all my heart and if I'm not doing it for Allah. What difference does it make? Inamal ammal o binniyat
 
Exactly. I should take it upon myself. I'm answerable for my own deeds. For my pardah so is he. But if I'm not doing it with all my heart and if I'm not doing it for Allah. What difference does it make? Inamal ammal o binniyat

So you are saying you are sinning for the sake of Allah? WHat?
 
So you are saying you are sinning for the sake of Allah? WHat?

I clearly said. That if I'm doing hijab out of force and not out of love for Allah. Then what good is that? Since actions are based on intentions. As the hadith goes "Inamal ammal o binniyat"
 
Sister herb, I can understand if it is a child then we talk about not forcing, but here the sister is an adult and she should take it upon herself to follow Islamic teachings for the love of Allah.

Yes, because of her´s own will, not because someone else tries to force her.
 
I clearly said. That if I'm doing hijab out of force and not out of love for Allah. Then what good is that? Since actions are based on intentions. As the hadith goes "Inamal ammal o binniyat"

correction: deeds are judged on intentions and not actions
 
Exactly. I should take it upon myself. I'm answerable for my own deeds. For my pardah so is he. But if I'm not doing it with all my heart and if I'm not doing it for Allah. What difference does it make? Inamal ammal o binniyat

Think about it like this, that Allah has put a responsibility on his shoulders as head of the household, then you will understand him better.

Now, sister, you being an adult, Im sure you can understand better about your own deeni responsibilities, you would want the best, right?
 
Think about it like this, that Allah has put a responsibility on his shoulders as head of the household, then you will understand him better.

Now, sister, you being an adult, Im sure you can understand better about your own deeni responsibilities, you would want the best, right?

But him forcing me is pushing me away. Is making me hate this. He's my fiance not my husband. He should give me time. And guide me. Not force me. Change comes gradually. And from within. Not by force.
 
I just need some time to be able to adapt to it. Slowly and gradually. I've already started it. In my daily routine. For when i go to work. And when i go out for my classes. And I'm out for both these things for most part of my day. 7 days a week. I just want to take it off for family occasions and our wedding ceremony.

Your wedding ceremony can be segregated so that you don't need to wear the hijab :p and you don't need to wear hijab if you are in front of your brothers, sisters, father or mother ! Or your female relatives.

He is just looking out for you. There are some hijab designs that you could ask him to get for you! Specially not to wear the pins. I don't like wearing pins for my hijab because I feel like I am a walking accident. So I got these nice under ninja scarfs and on top I wear loose scarfs that match my abaya

http://m.aliexpress.com/item/325142...-1462807552195-01199-iMvzBqj6E&aff_platform=y

Like this ninja scarf comes in so many colours !

This is also a beautiful selection of hijab safe clothing :)

https://m.hijup.com/en
https://www.inayah.co

Ohh! And also the abayas are so cute ! When I started wearing the hijab I went a little crazy getting abayas..... Lol cause they are so classic and you can wear your normal clothes on the bottom and when you get to your friends house you just take it off and hang out.
 
But him forcing me is pushing me away. Is making me hate this. He's my fiance not my husband. He should give me time. And guide me. Not force me. Change comes gradually. And from within. Not by force.

You have to talk with him seriously. And force him to listen if he doesn´t do it voluntarily. As a taste his own medicine. If he doesn´t listen your words, write a letter.
 
I've ever married for almost 19 years until my wife passed away in 2013 in age 45. Yes, my wife was Muslim woman, but she wore hijab only in the last two years in her life. Actually she started thinking to wear hijab few years before after many women around her started wearing hijab. Her friends often told her that she already dressed modestly, and would be perfect if she wore hijab. But if she needed few years before she wore hijab, it's because I never forced her to wear hijab. I understood what made her hesitate to wear hijab, and I didn’t want to force her.

My wife was beautiful woman. People praised her beauty since she was little girl. She was happy with it. But it also made her grew up as a woman who her confidence really depend on her beauty. That’s why she hesitate to wear hijab. She was afraid, wearing hijab would reduce her beauty. And this is also the cause that make some women hesitate to wear hijab.

Actually my wife started to wear hijab because situation. She was attacked by breast cancer that made her must get chemoteraphy. It made her lost her hair. So she wore hijab although she felt very uncomfortable. Not so long her hair began to grow, and she started to thinking to remove her hijab. But something happened in Sunday afternoon, that made her change her mind and decided to still wear hijab.

I will never forget that afternoon, when I entered our room and I saw her sat in front of mirror. She wore hijab. I noticed her for few moments. She knew it, and she asked me, “Do I look beautiful with hijab?”. I smile and answer, “Yes. You look beautiful with hijab”. She was surprised, and she asked again, “Really?”. I answer by smile and nod. She was thinking for a moment, and asked again while smile, “Do you want me to always look beautiful?”. I laugh because I knew what she want.

So after maghrib we and our children went to Muslima boutique in a mall. I told her to pick few dresses, but she told me, one was enough for that moment, and she would buy again next days. We back to our home. She immediately entered the bedroom, and when she out, she already wore the Muslima dress that she bought. She walked in the family room, smile at me, and asked me by her eyes, “Do I look beautiful?”. And I answer by my smile, “Yes honey. You look so beautiful with hijab”.

That was the moment when my beloved wife decided to wear hijab. She has realized that hijab made her look beautiful. She was sure because she knew it from me, the husband who she loved.

That is the husband must do, assure his wife that hijab make her beautiful. If she feel sure, then she would wear hijab happily.

Yes, women should not be forced. But women should be understood. Try to understand a woman. Then she will love you from the deepest of her heart.

:)
 
Your wedding ceremony can be segregated so that you don't need to wear the hijab :p and you don't need to wear hijab if you are in front of your brothers, sisters, father or mother ! Or your female relatives.

He is just looking out for you. There are some hijab designs that you could ask him to get for you! Specially not to wear the pins. I don't like wearing pins for my hijab because I feel like I am a walking accident. So I got these nice under ninja scarfs and on top I wear loose scarfs that match my abay

Like this ninja scarf comes in so many colours !

This is also a beautiful selection of hijab safe clothing :)

Ohh! And also the abayas are so cute ! When I started wearing the hijab I went a little crazy getting abayas..... Lol cause they are so classic and you can wear your normal clothes on the bottom and when you get to your friends house you just take it off and hang out.

egregated weddings aren't possible in my culture ?????? it's just that i had this image in my head of how i wanted to look. And that inage isn't fitting u the hijab ?????? its just for a couple of hours. Why doesn't my happiness matter to him? I'm a human. I can't be perfect. ??????
 
I've ever married for almost 19 years until my wife passed away in 2013 in age 45. Yes, my wife was Muslim woman, but she wore hijab only in the last two years in her life. Actually she started thinking to wear hijab few years before after many women around her started wearing hijab. Her friends often told her that she already dressed modestly, and would be perfect if she wore hijab. But if she needed few years before she wore hijab, it's because I never forced her to wear hijab. I understood what made her hesitate to wear hijab, and I didn’t want to force her.

My wife was beautiful woman. People praised her beauty since she was little girl. She was happy with it. But it also made her grew up as a woman who her confidence really depend on her beauty. That’s why she hesitate to wear hijab. She was afraid, wearing hijab would reduce her beauty. And this is also the cause that make some women hesitate to wear hijab.

Actually my wife started to wear hijab because situation. She was attacked by breast cancer that made her must get chemoteraphy. It made her lost her hair. So she wore hijab although she felt very uncomfortable. Not so long her hair began to grow, and she started to thinking to remove her hijab. But something happened in Sunday afternoon, that made her change her mind and decided to still wear hijab.

I will never forget that afternoon, when I entered our room and I saw her sat in front of mirror. She wore hijab. I noticed her for few moments. She knew it, and she asked me, “Do I look beautiful with hijab?”. I smile and answer, “Yes. You look beautiful with hijab”. She was surprised, and she asked again, “Really?”. I answer by smile and nod. She was thinking for a moment, and asked again while smile, “Do you want me to always look beautiful?”. I laugh because I knew what she want.

So after maghrib we and our children went to Muslima boutique in a mall. I told her to pick few dresses, but she told me, one was enough for that moment, and she would buy again next days. We back to our home. She immediately entered the bedroom, and when she out, she already wore the Muslima dress that she bought. She walked in the family room, smile at me, and asked me by her eyes, “Do I look beautiful?”. And I answer by my smile, “Yes honey. You look so beautiful with hijab”.

That was the moment when my beloved wife decided to wear hijab. She has realized that hijab made her look beautiful. She was sure because she knew it from me, the husband who she loved.

That is the husband must do, assure his wife that hijab make her beautiful. If she feel sure, then she would wear hijab happily.

Yes, women should not be forced. But women should be understood. Try to understand a woman. Then she will love you from the deepest of her heart.

:)

Very encouraging post. The best part is. U never forced her. And she accepted hijab herself. In her own time. :)
 
egregated weddings aren't possible in my culture í*½í¸¢ it's just that i had this image in my head of how i wanted to look. And that inage isn't fitting u the hijab í*½í¸¢ its just for a couple of hours. Why doesn't my happiness matter to him? I'm a human. I can't be perfect. í*½í¸¢

What culture are you from?
 
But him forcing me is pushing me away. Is making me hate this. He's my fiance not my husband. He should give me time. And guide me. Not force me. Change comes gradually. And from within. Not by force.

Have you talked this with him? And how does he respond?
 

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