What should I have done?

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Mazed said:
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personally i thnk sparking an interest for islam in the hearts of these young muslimah's will inshaAllah make them wish to learn more about islam and by there own free will then may embrace practising even the niqaab.

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why niqaab? i dont think i like the idea of it, im not sure where it came from or why?
 
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As mentioned by others, having a partition between the males and the females should be done in any case of any islamic event.

handing out leaflets its also a good idea, its a golden oppurtunity for the more active/ practising sisters to give dawah promote study circles- then through the study circles, discuss the importance of hijab/purdah there.

unfortunately, there are sisters out there who become defensive when they are told outright, unfortunately the methods some of the brothers have mentioned would only provoke them further.
 
i agree wid sis daffodil...way of dressing up jus to impress the opp gender....astagfirulla........without hijaab attending a islamic event..mayb forced or encouraged to see the beauty of islam....inshalah hope the misguided ppl are guided inshalah...and be protected from the saytan tricks....fall into his traps....chosen the path of wrondoers....

there def shud be a partition between brothers and sisters...and i personally think the organisers shud be aware of this.....

erm do u have their email? mayb wen a nxt programme is held...u cud remind them inshalah.......how ir shud be organised....

thinking of that...need to email islam channel....regarding their global peace unity...the seating plans were abit weird....felt proper uncomfortable man....
 
thinking of that...need to email islam channel....regarding their global peace unity...the seating plans were abit weird....felt proper uncomfortable man
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omg! tell me bout it, it was so awkward.
 
Kamilah said:
omg! tell me bout it, it was so awkward.
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yeap sis proper awkward man......had noo idea were to seat.....but we sat in da family sect......but still.....wallahi it was weird.......da organisers shud be aware of islamic values and keep it in mind.....and try to reveal that in da events.....but it was all......out of order....
 
Assalamu aleiukm

i am not gonna try and make an excuse for anyone not wearing da hijab but did u stop maybe to think not all people who attended were muslims?

we hold talks in da college i attend and believe it or not,most of da people who come happen to be non muslims.Unless u know each one of them,or sure that it was 4 only muslims,u cant make a conclusion on who they are.
 
AHMED_GUREY said:
during the Q/A you should have asked wether wearing a hijaab for a girl was obligatory and then look at their faces lool ;D

but they came with a mahram so they should have been reminded by them about covering up
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I agree with you akhee :D . If I was there I will ask to the teacher there "what is the hukm of wearing hijab for girls". And then we can see of how shy they will be. And its good for them, its a lesson so they will come to islamic conference with hijab next time. BUT of course we hope they will wear hijab everywhere after that :)
 

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