He can sense her presence 😆 but he still can't see her🤣🤣

@BTS_2013_OT7

Жыл бұрын

"I can sense you don't have your hijab" - Ex Brother in law

@kadijakasija

Жыл бұрын

​@@BTS_2013_OT7 good one 🤣

@almanac4150

Жыл бұрын

He has daredevil's powers but only for detecting hijab. 😂

@bunnieyumi

Жыл бұрын

"Something in the air tells me your hair is visible" -Him

@Arkyn.h

Жыл бұрын

@@bunnieyumi “My nose is twitching, which means your not wearing a hijab” -him probably

I remember having a Muslim best friend in middle school & she showed me her hair in the br I was so young I was like why do u cover ur beautiful curls (I’m dominican & catholic I was fully inlove w her hair) & she was obviously young too & jus told me her parents said only they can see it & family it touched my little heart tht she showed me tho bcus she said ONLY FAMILY :( I’m sure it’s all girls like she said in the vid bcus being older I’ve seen a lot of girls hair under their hijab & it’s alwayssss beautiful

@guessmyname1246

Жыл бұрын

Aww that's so cute

@Womptothewompiestwompwomp

Жыл бұрын

Yeah girls are allowed I can confirm I am also Muslim and I have had the same experience as your friend as in like showing my hair to my girl bestie (I am a girl if that wasn't obvious)

@brianaaugustine6238

Жыл бұрын

awww, do you stay in contact with her till now ? this is so cute !!

@malsallday9113

Жыл бұрын

something similar happened to me except a little younger like 4th or 5th grade then now seeing what it means makes me feel happy because we hadn't even known each other that long but she was practically my best friend in that whole school

@krustygureum

Жыл бұрын

I used to have a Muslim friend when I was younger and even though they knew i was non binary they still let me see their hair when they were lounging around, i always felt so special that they trusted me that much. They were the best

I had German male friend asked if I have hair, I laugh so hard 🤣 turns out he wanted to give me hair dryer as present but unsure if I have hair or not.

@elissa8242

Жыл бұрын

😅 that's too funny and oddly sweet

@heyyfarah

Жыл бұрын

@@elissa8242 hahaa ikr! I wonder if he used to think hijabis were bald people 😂😂 but surely thoughtful gift, I still use the hair dryer after 5 years :)

@elissa8242

Жыл бұрын

@@heyyfarah that's great haha

@villanelle2.0

Жыл бұрын

That's weirdly wholesome 😂

@Triss_Joy

Жыл бұрын

That is too wholesome…🥰🥰

Now I’m imagining someone getting intimate with their husband and being like “The hijab stays on.”

@aki_times_ten

Жыл бұрын

Yeah so you can see my child making organs (iykyk) but you're not allowed to see my hair 😤

@princessminx7375

Жыл бұрын

Mia Khalifa

@ericaeli3807

Жыл бұрын

Mia Khalifa has a whole schtick about it.

@wrightcember

Жыл бұрын

i just laughed so hard

@mitskimaxxing

8 ай бұрын

​@@ericaeli3807STOP THIS

I thought she was gonna say *”turns out he wasn’t actually blind 💀”*

@birdsoup

Жыл бұрын

ME TOO LMAO

@ayaalzoabi1268

Жыл бұрын

same 😭😭

@lindanichole290

Жыл бұрын

Same!

@bambi5049

Жыл бұрын

I THOUGHT SHE WAS GONNA SAY HER MOTHER OR SOMETHING THOUGHT THAT

@an_artist60

Жыл бұрын

Same 💀

Who remembers getting asked "do you shower in it?" Lmao

@mikivanduyn9630

Жыл бұрын

that must be the most ignorant question they can ask... and no...iam not a muslim.

@jul2447

Жыл бұрын

@@mikivanduyn9630 😂

@zaralii

Жыл бұрын

people ask me this question and I try not to laugh cause I'm used to it but u can see the looks on the people's faces near us and I can tell they wanted to ask that too but never did 💀

@Number.1Yanfei.Fan123

Жыл бұрын

I think the answer to that question (do you shower in it) is yes

@siorganism

Жыл бұрын

I still remember that one sarcastic response about a hijab shampoo 😭

When i was in eight grade, i had this close friend Saminah. She wore a hijab and it was often windy and she constantly had to fix it throughout the day so me and the rest of our female friends would gather around her during recess and such so she could fix it without anyone seeing. ❤

@Cloudy_is_cute

Жыл бұрын

U guys r so nice!

@becca1189

Жыл бұрын

That's so sweet!!!

@no_one_watches5424

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of how my friends would tell me when a bit of my hair was sticking out😊

@officalJesusChrist

11 ай бұрын

you got to have recess in 8th grade!? lucky

@Cloudy_is_cute

11 ай бұрын

@@officalJesusChrist u dont?

This literally made me realize how stupid I was for not realizing oh that’s why that girl always took off her hijab when she was changing and didn’t seem to mind when ppl see her🤦‍♀️

@quack.

Жыл бұрын

I mean yeah I'm also a Muslim girl who sometimes takes off my hijab in the changing room- it's normal infront of girls.

@EM.K024

Жыл бұрын

Well you didn't know and didn't want to be rude, it's not stupid but we'll be happy to explain, just ask away, Muslims love when people ask about their religion respectfully.

@jenniesmythe8188

8 ай бұрын

Wonder if that’s less common now with sex and gender fluidity. Now for modesty purposes may have to leave it on in general when not around family.

@EdieDawnJay

8 ай бұрын

@@jenniesmythe8188 Mimo has mentioned in another video that she, and other hijabi I imagine too depending on their belief, are okay with trans-women seeing them without their hijab on. I imagine it's probably a personal comfort and belief around gender-fluid folks as well.

While facing the opposite direction, “I sense the presence of a woman’s INDECENCY!!!!”

@Indie_Calls

Жыл бұрын

💀

How wonderful to never have to worry about a bad hair day or frumpy clothes in front of someone outside of your household!

@CHICKENQUEEN397

Жыл бұрын

Right!

@Wildberryinhiding

Жыл бұрын

Yeah!

@Echoes-dz2ur

Жыл бұрын

You know Hijab is not a religious cloth litteraly every one can wear it be it Muslim or not

@creativeaxolotl

Жыл бұрын

​@@Echoes-dz2ur That is true, but like this person never said that?

@Echoes-dz2ur

Жыл бұрын

@@creativeaxolotl not it's like nothing stop you to do it I mean

Im christian but I find other religions really cool and interesting and I love learning about them, so thank you for teaching us 😊

My name is Tasmia and yes I’m a Muslim too I’m planning on wearing my hijab in year 7!! We don’t have to wear hijabs but we can because it says in the Quran! Nobody can force you to wear a hijab only U! Can decide Have a great day my hijabis and my non-hijabis!! Love y’all ❤️❤️❤️

@okray3156

Жыл бұрын

Why would you do that to yourself? So restricting. Women are dying to fight their right to not wear hijab in Iran that restricts freedom. It's a sign of oppression.

@Jelly_yyy

Жыл бұрын

@@okray3156 but it’s my choice I don’t get it- and yes Iran is fighting for their lives but I’m going to wear a hijab because it’s compulsory and I don’t have to but I want to

@luna6975

Жыл бұрын

@@okray3156 Women in Iran are dying for the right to choose whether they can wear the hijab or not. As long as she has the freedom to choose, there’s nothing oppressive about it as she’s just embracing her religion.

@Jelly_yyy

Жыл бұрын

@@luna6975 thank you for respecting my decision! That’s really nice! ❤️

@raerohan4241

Жыл бұрын

​@@okray3156 And women in the past died for the right to vote, and does everyone vote? They died to be able to work, does everyone work? They died for the right to initiate divorce, does everyone get divorced? No to all of these, because what they died for was _the right to choose_ . Not for the thing itself.

One more group of people allowed to see you without a hijab wasn't mentioned, which is ... milk siblings! Kinda rare these days but I am one

@mdaniels1769

Жыл бұрын

What’s a milk sibling?

@meenax7197

Жыл бұрын

@@mdaniels1769 if person is breastfed from the same lady who is not biologically related several times then that person and the women's children are considered to be siblings because they essentially become siblings based on that. Its goes back to wet nursing which was a common practice in the prophets time and in various cultures especially when children were orphaned or mothers could not produce milk. The concept is very similar to being a blood brother but more serious because people who are considered “milk-siblings” are prohibited from marrying each other or into that immediate family.

@mdaniels1769

Жыл бұрын

@@meenax7197 Thanks so much for explaining!

@zaraamir9165

Жыл бұрын

​@@mdaniels1769 Foster siblings.

@macydiy9697

Жыл бұрын

​@@zaraamir9165 no

That's an epic cake Mimo! You're very skilled with cake!

@Zzzandder5673

Жыл бұрын

I'm saying

Lol sense her presence... he's gonna know she's there, he's not headless... BUT CAN WE TALK ABOUT THAT CAKE?!? SOOOOOOO AMAZING

I have this Muslim classmate that is slowly loosening her hijab every day and I just saw her hair yesterday with nothing on it- her Muslim friend moved away and she was really the only one in that girl’s family who was strict about the hijab rules so she just stopped caring after the girl moved

@mmmmmmmmaria

Жыл бұрын

then obviously that’s what she’s more comfortable with and her choice

@Illogicalbunny

Жыл бұрын

Illumi 😧

@Ezurawitch

Жыл бұрын

Cool

@lilpetz500

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad she's embracing her religion how she wants to. There's this implication that there was a pressure to how she wears it if it's only after she gets left alone to express it that she changed the style. While hijab can be a free and healthy thing, it's definitely something that can be subject to social manipulation.

@alexs.7956

Жыл бұрын

Nice

dang, I honestly never knew all those little boys and family members could see your hair. thanks so much for telling us!

Yo that Spiderman|Venom mash-up cake design is incredible!

I love people who talk about Hijab. I learn so much about other cultures and I feel like my half full glass is just getting a few more drops.

I love that you're so open and let us see inside your culture and its honestly great that you're happy with it too it should definitely be a choice and unlike what's happening in Iran 🇮🇷 my support goes out to all those women just trying to be heard right now lets end the patriarchy and spread awareness for all those victims! Ps. I'd love t see you make a cake in support of them I just know it'd be so beautiful and meaningful 💚🤍❤️

Thank you being so open and sharing information about your faith and culture. I have always been interested in other faiths and when I was in the Army in the 80’s, I worked with people from all over the world. I made an effort to understand and respect other cultures and beliefs but often people were defensive when asked questions about certain practices. It is nice to have these things explained.

@xenapaprika4555

Жыл бұрын

That is the coolest thing I’ve ever heard. I’m pretty religious myself, and I love hearing about other faiths as well. It’s so amazing to think that someone like you is out there just being kind to people and letting them speak their beliefs

Based on how you worded it, did this sister stop wearing one? I feel like you posted a video a long time ago of a sister with a vacuum cleaner infestation, and she was not wearing one. It’s cool that your family respects different choices because not all families are that way.

@BakeMyDayMimo

Жыл бұрын

Yes, that’s her. She took it off about 4 years ago. I have to be honest with you, because it was so engraved in our minds from our parents that what she did was bad, it was hard to accept it as a family but as the months went on, I realized how wrong it was of us to do that. Everyone has their own life and they can live it how they want as long as they aren’t harming anyone. And that’s how it should be. I did apologize to her for the way she was treated. And she accepted my apology. We’re all on good terms 🥰

@katvtay

Жыл бұрын

@@BakeMyDayMimo That is totally understandable. It can be hard to adjust to family that decides to not continue with religious practices, whatever it may be. My family is Catholic and some no longer practice any or all teachings. Fortunately no one here shuns anyone at all, but sometimes things have been tense. Thank you for answering!

@renownedbandanawearer1345

Жыл бұрын

@@mirathouartthou4835 Mimo has not “exposed” anything of her sister’s that her sister is not already comfortable with the world seeing to my knowledge. It’s not “exposing someone’s sin” to let a woman who has decided she doesn’t want to wear hijab anymore to exist as she is.

@InspirationalSmiles

Жыл бұрын

@@BakeMyDayMimo what a wonderful reflection Your a gem Mimo, I’m really happy I found this channel

@BakeMyDayMimo

Жыл бұрын

@@InspirationalSmiles 🥰

My friend is Muslim, and the bell had rang meaning lunch was over and she tried to fix her jacket. Her Hijab unraveled and she started to freak out and she started sobbing while covering her face and head in panic. Me and my friends didn’t know what to do so we immediately took our jackets off and held them up to cover her while everybody left the room. We got one of the teachers and she didn’t seem to understand the situation, god knows why. But she didn’t know how to put her Hijab back on herself so the office called her mom to come put it back on for her. Tbh I genuinely felt awful that it happened, but I still don’t know if what we did was very helpful 😭 I just did whatever I thought I should of done

@rishikayadav2373

Жыл бұрын

I am no expert nor a follower of islam but i think what you did was right. You guys were young and it mush have been hard to comprehend the situation. Its good that you decided to help her.😊

"I gave birth to my kids, same with my husband actually"

In my country christian, muslim and pagan (animistic) women cover their hair not only because of sand storms and religion (harmattan) but because it's the easiest protective style. I'm in the US now but most days I wear hats and scarves.

Omg it feels weird to be this early before it blows up.

That cake is INSANE! very good job!

"All the greats actually" haha that's amazing!! 😂💜

Thanks for this fun loving story, you always brighten my day !!

I had a sub in 4th grade that said she would tear off someone's hijab and all of us went 'that's uncalled for and not right' and then a kid tore it off and we all were so mad. We all knew better, so did the kid, and he got in big big trouble.

Girl really mentioned everyone IN THE UNIVERSE then said “ya and no one else than that” 💀

@doofenshmirtzevilincafterhours

Жыл бұрын

ik the list kept going 😂 but it’s basically just all men that have hit puberty and aren’t directly related to her can’t see her hair

@samsheikh3527

Жыл бұрын

@@doofenshmirtzevilincafterhours lol I know I’m Muslim I just thought it was funny the way she mentioned everyone and then continued to say nobody else

@doofenshmirtzevilincafterhours

Жыл бұрын

@@samsheikh3527 okay lol sorry then

@samsheikh3527

Жыл бұрын

@@doofenshmirtzevilincafterhours don’t be sorry you were just trying to make somebody else understand there’s nothing to be sorry about

@doofenshmirtzevilincafterhours

Жыл бұрын

@@samsheikh3527 aww thank you for that 🤍

I'm really glad you share content actually talking about the basics of your religion. I am in a very not diverse part of the country and know very little about it. It's refreshing having internet content actually just meant to help people learn about things that are foreign to them

I was feeling down while ago I just thought that if I go KZread atleast mimo would mke my day and as soon as i opened KZread ur vdo popped😭

As a photographer I had a woman come in with her kids, she wanted to make portraits for her husband. She explained that no men were allowed to see her without her hijab, and asked if there was anyway to place the entrance to the studio to protect her privacy. We finally taped, stapled, and propped up blankets etc to block the sight line into my camera room. That night as I was falling asleep, my brain replaying the events of the day, and it occurred to me that other men WERE going to see her, the lab techs, printer operators etc. At the home office. I have always felt bad that I didn’t think of that. Since I’m not Muslim I don’t have a deep understanding of the practice. A male Muslim friend told me that if he gets shexually aroused it’s the woman’s fault… the conversation went really south after that. It’s not my business to question another persons religious practices, but I do enjoy learning from you, like “the more you know” 😊

@raerohan4241

Жыл бұрын

​@BH S Exactly. Men also have a "hijab" that they're supposed to follow, and part of that is to lower the gaze. If a man is looking at a woman inappropriately, he is at fault! As for the woman, it's judged (by Allah) on intention, just like everything else. If she intended to attract attention, then she shares the blame. But otherwise, she does not. Either way, the man is still in the wrong to look at her like that!

THAT CAKE OMG ITS SO COOL!!

I’m am obsessed with the red color

I was legit expecting you to say, "Turns out he can see perfectly fine, and just wanted to see her less modestly dressed". Honestly, wouldn't surprise me.

I had a friend in high school who wore it she would take it off when she got to school she said her parents forced her to wear it and she didn’t see her hair is immodest. She had gorgeous hair 😢 it should be a choice

@elissa8242

Жыл бұрын

I agree that religion is something that everyone has to choose for themselves and that is actually a verse in the Quran. However, we are told to hide our beauty and adornments, of which her "gorgeous hair" clearly falls under. It's not immodest as in "sexual" or anything weird like that, but there is some level of protection from the evil eye for example by hiding all of one's adornments, such as hair.

@raerohan4241

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it should be a choice. I do feel bad for her though. Stuff like this doesn't happen in a household with good communication. Whatever the resolution reached, I hope she and her parents were able to talk things out as she got older

@So.um.like.yeh.

Жыл бұрын

It is a choice

@seungshine12613

Жыл бұрын

​@@So.um.like.yeh. It's a choice by Islam but not by parents, they literally force us to wear those cheap piece of clothing

@So.um.like.yeh.

Жыл бұрын

@@seungshine12613 I get ur point but there’s no need to be rude ab the hijab and call it cheap

I love that you educate us on your culture while decorating.

Okay but can we talk about how cool that cake actually looks?😍

I appreciate you educating us in an honest and plain way.

Thats so cool… The cake… and your religion and culture 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

I love learning about your life and culture and religion. Please continue to share!❤

This is 1 reason I love being a girl. I get to see all the pretty ladies, even with what religion they are💖

Omg so boys who haven't been through puberty can see it I'm am relived cause in elementary school in PE it has almost fell off so I'm so glad

@mello-by

Жыл бұрын

You don’t have to wear it in elementary

@jocelynecupcake

Жыл бұрын

Some kids in elementary school hit puberty tho XD

@Womptothewompiestwompwomp

Жыл бұрын

I mean like 3rd grade and lower

@quack.

Жыл бұрын

You don't wear the hijab until it becomes mandatory when you go through puberty and most kids don't really go through that in elementary.

@Womptothewompiestwompwomp

Жыл бұрын

@@quack. Ive worn it since kindergarten

Thank you for the beautiful cake videos, but most especially for sharing your culture with us. It's helpful and it matters.

Yesterday i was at an amusement park and I saw these three little girls in the cutest hijabs! Like one had strawberry’s on it and another was sparkling!

At my school, me and my friend were walking to our 6th period class and we saw some guy just run at a girl a pull her hijab off. I literally felt so bad.

It feels illegal to be this early 😅

This reminds me of the narration from the time when Lady Fatima, the daughter of Prophet Muhammad pbuh, was asked by her father about whether or not she would like to have the screen removed between her & a blind man who wanted to ask her something. She refused saying that although he couldn’t see her, she could see him. Modesty goes both ways in Islam. I’m not drawing any comparisons plus time and circumstances are not the same whatsoever but just wanted to share it :’)

@GenevieveThornton

Жыл бұрын

I was going to say this too!!

@thatgrumpychick4928

Жыл бұрын

That's a good point

@acolourfuldreamer

Жыл бұрын

I remember there was a narration of Sayyidina Aisha radiallahu anha, where a blind sahaba visited the prophet salallahu alayhi wa salaam, and she was was uncovered (I think, or she didn't have a niqab) and the prophet told her she needed to cover because modesty is about the individual

Thank you for the story, love your stories! But I also want to say you did a phenomenal job on the cake 👏 👏 👏

I saw someone online out it in a simple way I don’t remember exactly how they said it but it was kinda like the people who can see you without your hijab are anyone who for whatever reason you could not have any sort of romance with. (like siblings, parents, grandparents) or like your husband because yk it’s your husband.

I'm Catholic and wear a head covering. Even though I'll never see them, personally I would still wear it around my in laws because they feel like strangers to me 🤣 There's not a lot of guidelines for all the time head coverings in the church so I kinda have to guess. So I wear it around everyone except my husband and female doctors for decency sake

Six minutes god I’m so early!!

@b_u_b_b_a

Жыл бұрын

Wow you are early it says 12 minutes ago!

YASSSSSSS I WEAR A HAJAB TOOOOOOOO SLAYYYY QUEEENNN

This is a work of art!!!🤩

Question I know you said boys who haven’t hit puberty But if you have a brother who has gone through puberty do you have to put a hijab on everytime you do something that may include that brother like even walking around your house Please don’t give me hate on me in a reply comment and if she said sibling’s can see her without a hijab sorry I didn’t hear 😊 Love your vids

@kermitsooesyd

Жыл бұрын

Brother as in blood brother or brother in islam. If its brother in islam, then when they hit puberty hijabis should wear their hijabs around them. If their ur brother by blood u do not need to wear ur hijab around them

@BakeMyDayMimo

Жыл бұрын

I can never hate anyone for asking a question they are curious about. Brothers can also see me. I always forget to answer that because I don’t have any brothers

@shakira7301

Жыл бұрын

Your own brother is mahram to you. They're blood related. You don't have to wear hijab in front of them

@Ccaitlin1064

Жыл бұрын

@@kermitsooesyd okay thank you 😊

@Ccaitlin1064

Жыл бұрын

@@BakeMyDayMimo I know you could never it’s just some other people in the world but I know you wouldn’t do that ❤️

Theres an incident where the Messenger Muhammad (Peace and Blessings be Upon Him) advised his wife to cover herself up even in front of one of his Companions who was a blind man. Even though the Companion, Ummi Maktoom (May Allah Be Pleased with Him), was blind, the wife of the Messenger (Peace and Blessings be Upon Him) said that she could see him. Its more that modesty , in this case wearing Hijab, is from yourself and not necessarily for the next person.

@lemoineau2317

Жыл бұрын

I think she meant for her and other people she knows personally not all Muslims

Omg that cake was so amazing! The detail was awesome! I think that’s the best I’ve ever seen like, legit. Keep up the good work!

Thank you for always being so positive and kind, you're so funny and I really love your channel and how you teach people about your religion :))

Say something about the women protesting the wearing of hijabs in the middle east

@kermitsooesyd

Жыл бұрын

I think she has. Also women in iran or other countries who are forced to wear hijabs are not because of islam. Its because of the government. The Quran never said anything about forcing women to wear Hijabs

@katvtay

Жыл бұрын

She did. A few weeks back.

@shakira7301

Жыл бұрын

That's not a religion problem. That's a political problem. Islam never said to force hijabs on women, because there's no merit in being forced to do it. Islam cares about intentions. Murder is 7 major sins in islam so who do you think is wrong in an islamic pov?

@zoep167

Жыл бұрын

@@shakira7301 u can't say it's not a religion problem when women did not have any of these rules before the islamic gov came into power? it's obviously related

@tetehcantikpinter1070

Жыл бұрын

​@@zoep167 uhm, well u can say, it is gov. Problem. I am from indonesia and 80% is muslims, actually we are the country who has the most muslim in the world, but we don't really have a problem if u are islam and dont wear hijab, even wear "revealing clothes" it is just based on your faith, if u ready to wear hijab then wear it, if not than u not. :)

I think it's funny that woman have to take extra steps to be modest and men don't and I know it's culture and I remember you saying that men are supposed to follow some kind of dress code too but I still don't think it's fair and that's why that lady lost her life

@shakira7301

Жыл бұрын

It's not culture if we're talking islam. And that's one of the problems. Muslims in this world has mixed religion and culture together and that's very unfavorable for women because this world is patriarchal . But i can assure you islam on isn't really like that. It has responsibilities for both men and women. Muslim men have rules too, they just don't talk about it. Men are supposed to wear modest, baggy clothes and keep their gaze lowered and not see random women on the street. But you'd barely see them following those or barely even see anyone talk about it. That's the problem with these humans.

@shakira7301

Жыл бұрын

For the last line if you're talking about the iran. Then just remember it's not islam, it's politics.. And the Muslims who are not seeing the problem are just extremists.

@k67ab

Жыл бұрын

Men have to wear modest too and have certain restrictions also in Islam.

@Jeremy-wp4yh

Жыл бұрын

@@k67ab but nobody talks about it.

@Jeremy-wp4yh

Жыл бұрын

@elena do you see anyone killing men for not being modest?

Hijab or not, you are VERY talented with these cakes!! 👏🏾👏🏾

brilliant cake with good teachings! my kind of video ❤ but seriously, that cake looked amazing.

I was told you need to wear it around anyone you have a possibility of marrying. Is that true?

@BakeMyDayMimo

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Yes.

@adria89

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@@BakeMyDayMimo sorry to sound stupid but technically couldn't you marry in-laws? (In the event that both are single and free to marry.)

@louistomlinsonmademedefens6044

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​@@adria89 in laws yes but no fathers /mothers in laws. You do have to wear the hijab infront of cousin in laws or brother and sister in laws. And uncles and aunties not totally sure on the last part tho

@adria89

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@@louistomlinsonmademedefens6044 thank you for explaining it to me. 😊

@momosidou8955

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@@louistomlinsonmademedefens6044 no you don't have to wear hijab in front of women. So you only wear it in front of men in laws for the exception of your father-in-law 'cause in Islam you're not allowed to marry your father-in-law

Pov: he wasn't actually blind 💀

That cake is so cool I love venom and Spider-Man

That Spiderman/Venom cake is so incredibly amazing!!🥺❤❤

Love the cake!!

That cake looks so cool!!!!!!!

Mom's worried he could make out her shape using echolocation or something 🤣

This is so pretty! I showed this to my brother and he really liked it he’s been loving Spider-Man since he was 1 years old.

Actually my school taught me about the reason women wear those and I think more schools should do that

I haven’t seen you for a while! I’m happy I found you again😊

Salaam, love your videos! Heard of a Hadith recently when talking about Haya and thought I should share: Umm Salamah reported: While we were with the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, Ibn Maktum was given permission to enter. He entered and that was after the command to veil. The Prophet said, “Veil yourselves from him.” I said, “O Messenger of Allah, is he not blind? He cannot see or recognize us.” The Prophet said, “Are you blind such that you cannot see him?” Source: Sunan al-Tirmidhī 2278 Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Al-Tirmidhi

@SokhnaRahma

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Ibn Maktum RA was the Sahabah that Surah Abasa was about

I can’t be the only person that thinks this video is so Satisfying

“Other then that, no one.” Listed literally every single family member

same thing happened to me with a blind uncle, but the opposite.. mom said it is ok not wearing a scarf, but I knew that wearing the scarf is for me, not for him.. otherwise I'd feel naked🌚 ++ sensing her presence is a lot to him.. you'll never know!

The cake is amazing also thanks for the hijab info. It’s really cool to learn about other cultures. I love all your videos their great and your so sweet and nice. 😊

I love hearing the rules and reasons for the hijab. I have a lot of respect for all religion's beliefs and ways. Thank you for sharing that! Also... THAT CAKE! I NEED THAT CAKE!!! ❤❤❤

not the fact that every time “great” was said, there would be a goat emoji

Oh my word that cake was so freaking dope!!! Wow 12/10 🔥

The cake looks dope asf ❤❤❤

Beautiful cake!

"Because I gave birth to them" Haha im sorry but that was priceless!XD

Was it just me who at first thought the cake was going to be a pokeball?

I love the wild disconnect between the story and the cake. 😄 Both were delightful though.

I didn’t actually realize how many people are still able to see your hair- I thought it was a direct relation or intimate thing, so I thought like in-laws would be seperate. Really interesting tho!

@EmanDeMoan

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It's basically anyone who you can't marry. Men who can see her without hijab are: dad, brothers, uncles, grandfathers, great grandfathers and great uncles, or even great-great-etc, sons, sons in law, father in law, grandfather in law, and obviously her husband, as well as young boys who haven't hit puberty. I think that's it. I'm a hijabi btw. Just to clarify, we only wear hijab outside, we don't wear it in our home because usually at home the only men there are just ur dad and brothers.

@gretahoostal8565

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⁠@@EmanDeMoanThat includes women (adult, not girls) too then. They weren’t mentioned and I thought they would be. Of course a woman cannot marry another woman.

Father in law and uncles can see too? I would think you'd need to be modest around them too. Interesting. Thanks for this explanation.

@BakeMyDayMimo

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Yes, because you can’t marry them

"or ex - brother in law I should say " I weezed that was Savage

Oh we learnt this in school 😁 I have my junior sert in a week so I definitely need to remember this!

"I don't understand when people ask me that question" I mean, these kind of specific rules around it are beyond logic to most non-muslims, so we don't really know when to use our logic, don't blame us on that lol

Why I think it would be a pokeball💀💀💀

I’m Muslim (I do not wear a hijab) but I do know a lot about the hijab and I’m pretty sure that is fine

That cake is incredible!!

Lol, what an awesome cake! I’ll bet my nephews would love it!

Idk if this is strange but… So since I’m about to turn 10 I still need to sit and a kids area when my mum goes to the gym. When my mum finished her workout at the gym,She told me to come with her in the locker rooms like the toilets,lockers,mirrors for touching up makeup etc. A woman at the gym wasn’t wearing her hijab during her time at the gym,And when went in the locker rooms to wait for my mother finishing in the bathrooms. This woman was quickly putting her hijab back on after I saw her hair…. Just so you know this also is an only woman’s gym idk if that does anything but yeah..

I respect modesty, but its weird to learn true self control if the world is all modest imo. In India, the women started showing some arms and the men were still drooling like dogs...after decades of modesty. You teach your body to chill, and just see another as a human, clothed or not. Not knocking anyones beliefs 🙏 for some it works just fine.

This is one of the coolest cakes I’ve seen you make😍 those teeth! That tongue! Next level girl.

Mashalla love the video. :)