I think scarves and head coverings for the purpose of keeping someone warm are inherently genderless, but marketing it as a hijab for men to be worn for religious purposes seems insensitive.

@tinkeramma

2 жыл бұрын

YES. Exactly this. Head coverings are fabric. Scarves are fabric. Fabric itself is genderless. If this were being marketed as unisex and for use by hijabis as separate things, it would be a different situation altogether. As is, this is incredibly respectful to a religion that values gender differences and sacrifice for their modesty.

@AbdulQadirTv

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@Havis_Princess

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly anyone can wear a headckvering taht looks similar or has the same quantities as a hijab. And even hijab woman can wear it bc it Is a head scarf however to say it's a Muslim headscarf for men men what makes it disrespectful and it's ugly lol

@Cartia6269

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed hijabs are used to oppress women and not men. A man would never wear that because he doesn't have to. If a woman doesn't want to wear hers then it's tough luck because a man will step in very quickly and punish her severely.

@bubbleprinsesssami600

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for having the right words to say this, because I, as a non Muslim woman, wrap my head and neck in scarves to go on a walk in the cold, and when I saw this I sorta went 'a ski mask is a problem?' but this is a time where context means everything.

While covering the head is a unisex practice, as in both men and women do it in many cultures for many reasons, a hijab is not. Hijab is a particular way of covering the head that is Islamicly prescribed for WOMEN for a man to cover his head in the manor of hijab would be him dressing as a woman which is forbidden in Islam. I am a non Muslim who has no problems with cross dressing and drag but even I would be a little uncomfortable if I saw a man wearing a hijab because I know that it is a huge no no in islam

@jya5467

2 жыл бұрын

👍

@katherinedevonshire3676

2 жыл бұрын

Same! Just feels wrong to me, even as a non-Muslim.

@Angelwitch99

2 жыл бұрын

@BookBadger you're probably right

@Angelwitch99

2 жыл бұрын

@@katherinedevonshire3676 exactly

@ariesshine1857

2 жыл бұрын

It should make no difference & its no big deal

I totally agree with you. Taking something that is sacred to a religion and tarnishing it like that is so disrespectful. I’m a Christian, but I stand by a woman’s right to wear hijab if she so pleases. So many laws around the world have tried to take a Muslim woman’s covering and the LAST thing you guys need is men trying to share in it with you. I even read through some online articles and nobody is even trying to combat this?? People are literally making jokes about “robbers and hijackers” now being able to commit crime “in style.” It’s disgusting

@AlhamdulillahiRabbalalameen

2 жыл бұрын

This actually made me 😢 for the love of our religion as a whole and the sadness in that people are so downtrodden, that they don’t have limitations, they have no heart and no consideration for others. We of course don’t need all of that from them, but the sadness is more for the state of people hearts. They’re so lost and have no morals that they don’t know what it means to respect another’s belief. And if they’re muslim saying or doing that, even worse. The ignorance is futile though, they won’t get very far.

@caitlinwilliams7104

2 жыл бұрын

Yea

@aditacruz75

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you

@danamichelle1290

2 жыл бұрын

I stand with this comment. ❤❤❤

@myrthasmascary4086

2 жыл бұрын

Its rude

That’s so weird... I’m Catholic and in my faith, veils, the ones you specifically wear to church, are only for women too, so I definitely can understand how this is offensive.

@scarlettrose9543

2 жыл бұрын

I'm a Christian and it's the same

@jya5467

2 жыл бұрын

👍

@L.M788

2 жыл бұрын

@@scarlettrose9543 Catholics are Christians.

@scarlettrose9543

2 жыл бұрын

@@L.M788 ya... it depends who you ask. The original catholicism is closer to biblical Christianity than the modern catholicism. A lot of people view catholicism as something separate from Christianity since some of the core beliefs are different. I definitely wouldn't say it's an absolutely different thing like I would with Mormonism

@L.M788

2 жыл бұрын

@@scarlettrose9543 in definition, if you believe Jesus Christ was the son of God, then you are a form of Christianity: Mormons, Catholics, jehovah witnesses, Protestants. They are all branches of Christianity ( I don’t agree with Mormons or Jehovahs, they have their own thing I guess but who am I to deny them)

I'm not a muslim and even I feel this is so freaking disrespecful... Hijab and niqab are muslim woman's crowns!

@hijabixprincess883

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks sister

@lauramarika

2 жыл бұрын

@Adith prince you're lame 🙄

@hijabixprincess883

2 жыл бұрын

@Adith prince r u even Muslim ?

@lauramarika

2 жыл бұрын

@@hijabixprincess883 I'm happy that you're thankful, I have a rough and your comment make my day better 😊 Sometimes it's little things what change someones day!

@user-fm7vk4up1w

2 жыл бұрын

@Laura Marika ...Hey sister thank you so much for understanding. I'm glad there are some people like you who are open minded and have a good heart. May God bless you and give you all the happiness.

Exaclty I was waiting for someone to talk about this! Thank you.

@always175

2 жыл бұрын

Get a life

@reem-vj8rb

2 жыл бұрын

@@always175 get brain and life, also shut up 🙂

@justabyssprincelookingforf60

2 жыл бұрын

@@always175 what did he do to you--?

@kokateehee

2 жыл бұрын

@@always175 grow up and get a life 🤦‍♀️

@always175

2 жыл бұрын

@@kokateehee leaving islam has already given me a life🥰

What people can do is call it a head scarf. Women can use is as Hijab which is a religious thing and men can use it to cover themselves for the personal reasons. All they need to do is change their marketing technique🤣🤣🤣

I know this is a serious topic, but the "cover your "badingbading"" had me laughing tears. I apologize! You pointed out correctly that men have their own version/way of hijab. There isn't really a need to make it unisex. And if for whatever reason a man wants to cover ears, neck and his hair completely....fine.....you do you, boo! There are plenty of other ways to do that...

@petscraftsandwonderfulthin1279

2 жыл бұрын

Why did she say "badingbading"? Are Muslims not allowed to say "hair" or was she just being funny?

@afsanashaheen2463

2 жыл бұрын

@@petscraftsandwonderfulthin1279 Muslims are allowed to say hair I think she was being funny there

@petscraftsandwonderfulthin1279

2 жыл бұрын

@@afsanashaheen2463 Ah okay. Haha

@cherachapin3826

2 жыл бұрын

@@petscraftsandwonderfulthin1279 she was just being funny. But also, non muslims don't consider hair to be a part of a woman's "private areas", ya know? I know people say all the time "but why do you feel the need to cover? Its just hair?!" And thats not how it is for us. For is, its just as private as our genitals or breasts. Its our personal body part and we protect it as we do the rest of our body. So its like when people say "Vajay jay" for their private area. Its not that the word is forbidden, its just a funny word to name something on the body that would otherwise be considered private.

Before anybody else thinks of stuff like that, DO RESEARCH OR ASK A PROFESSIONAL ISLAMIC TEACHER BEFORE DOING SO.

@MoonlitBookworm73

2 жыл бұрын

Unrelated but I love your pfp

@Sovereign_am

2 жыл бұрын

@@MoonlitBookworm73 thanks! My friend drew it for me

@MoonlitBookworm73

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sovereign_am They are a really good artist then!

@Sovereign_am

2 жыл бұрын

@@MoonlitBookworm73 I’ll tell her that! Thank you

@MoonlitBookworm73

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sovereign_am No problem!

i'm italian and muslim and i was a big fan of ghali (the rapper who came out with this unisex hijab) and when i heard this i was in shock, this is sooo disrespectful towards muslim women's like man's can wear topi,turban's,taqiyah,kaffiyeh

@andromacha83

2 жыл бұрын

Ahh, I am Italian too.. I was totally unaware Ghali had to do with this. Well I guess that he just didn't know what else to do to have people talk about him. I found out it is in partnership with United Colors of Benetton. However, again, it's a passamontagna, a balaclava... I would just rather see it for what it is. How many guys regularly wear that when they go skiing? I don't see anything wrong in the garment itself; if anything, it is wrong the way they chose to publicize it.

@ariesshine1857

2 жыл бұрын

How is it disrespectful ?? Many men wear this type of head cover in Winter to keep warm & for fashion .. I thought anyone should be able to wear what they like. ., 🥱👀

@lamrosee

2 жыл бұрын

@@ariesshine1857 A head cover is a beanie not a hijab A hijab is simply for women Doesn't matter If they're Muslim or not It's that simple Get educated

@ariesshine1857

2 жыл бұрын

@@lamrosee 😂🙄 Sure men & women use beanies & nope,why just because y'all say so ???? Ill say it again Men wear head covers & some women wear veil's or hijabs it is that simple chicka ✌🏽

@ariesshine1857

2 жыл бұрын

@Erza Scarlet Typical .. I know what a hijab is as a matter of fact a hijaB is a weak & cheap knock off of a veiL @Ezra & maybe you didn't know that ..Oh & Muslim men wear a kuFi caP , learn it here 😔✌🏽👀

Personally, I'm all for unisex stuff! But when something has religious purpose, I can understand the reasoning most of the time.

I think on the one hand, his intentions were good, but on the other hand, he landed the mark wrong. Unisex options for clothing is necessary, considering that fashion is already gender oriented. However, if a garment or type of jewelry is meant for a certain gender practicing a religion or following a culture, it's in poor taste to try to make that acceptable. You could further argue that it's considered cultural appropriation.

@alizaa6544

2 жыл бұрын

Well hijab actually is religious not cultural but yes I get what you’re saying

@alizaa6544

2 жыл бұрын

And it’s okay for men to cover their heads but to call it a hijab and make it look similar to a hijab isn’t right

dude why cant men wear it?

@northerner3191

2 жыл бұрын

Likee..who told you men wanna wear it?

@greenfirefly7417

2 жыл бұрын

@@northerner3191 isn't the video about one who does?

@andromedaspark2241

2 жыл бұрын

@@northerner3191 oh, sounded like she did in the video. I guess she has no complaints then. Really, what other people wear is no one else's business but their own.

@drowningfish249

2 жыл бұрын

because it is for woman!

@aaronz6252

2 жыл бұрын

@@drowningfish249 clothes have no gender

The Bible says men shall not wear what pertains to women and women shall not wear what pertains to men.

@adeebaqureshi7651

2 жыл бұрын

It is similar in Islam too

@QuillOfTheIsles2199

2 жыл бұрын

women wear trousers in western societies now and no one cares

See personally i love gender things criss crossing, it makes me feel so happy. But people are allowed to have their own belief that their God calls for certain genders to dress a certain way. I'm not Muslim and I don't see the point in being in a religion if you don't follow it. I admit unisex hijab makes no sense. If you want to play with clothing like that the secular world welcomes you. You don't have to call it a religious thing.

@scarlettrose9543

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! As a Christian woman this means alot! TYSM♡

@tanie3543

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah... If it was just named something else there wouldn't be a problem I think

@wandah9468

2 жыл бұрын

I wish I could call my scarf hijab, I learned my technique from the islamic YT world. Such style from the middle east has always been....cool!!!😍🧕🙏 I'm wearing my scarf long tichel style, long tails I can wrap around in front if I want. So, not "full hijab", really. I'm christian, but my primary motivation to do it is my head and neck are always cold. It's been a great solution, and still breathable! Also my hair has been a disaster in my older years! You're not missing a thing under there! I've been slathering coconut oil on my hair, satin lined underscarf, and square or shayla to wrap. Honest, I look WAY better!!👸

@tinkeramma

2 жыл бұрын

@@wandah9468 I don't discourage my daughter from calling scarves her hijab because she's 5 and fascinated by this culture and style of dress. I want to encourage her to continue seeing differences as fascinating and to be explored, not disrespected. I don't consider wearing a scarf in a hijab style to be hijab for myself as I am not a Muslimah and do not wear it full time out of my home. To me, as an adult, that feels disrespectful to our Muslimah sisters who make a long-term commitment and sacrifice a lot to honor that commitment out in the world.

@wandah9468

2 жыл бұрын

@@tinkeramma Your daughter will have fantastic style sense from an early age! I'm not here to insult Islam or any other religion; it is, after all, just a scarf. It will be a fine day when we cant tell what religion, if any, a woman is representing, based on the scarf shes wearing. Just like in the 1950's! I do wear it publicly, but not before I went out of my way to learn how to wrap it properly. Colors coordinating best with, say, Carhartts, a flannel shirt and snow boots. Good Hijab matters! Those synthetic chiffons (with underscarf to protect your hair, of course!) really take the punishment of a long days work in the yard and around the house! I put them in a delicates bag and in the washer/dryer they go! I save the pashmina and the more colorful scarfs for when I'm not working so hard, just going to the supermarket or hardware store. Here's a hack for those slick fabrics!: Instead of trying to tie a knot in the scarf, I use thick ponytail elastic instead. It's easier on the fabric, on me, and its adjustable and never comes undone! I have enough hair to tie into a bun, and I add a satin scrunchie to that. I anchor the whole mess to that bun, by pinning through the fabric and into the scrunchie material with a decorative safety pin. Just that one pin keeps it on my head all day! I say, as a woman, let's wear it proudly, and maybe, people wont make such a big deal out of a scarf. Not stare so much. I think our muslimah sisters would appreciate that. It does get old.

Not only is it disrespectful, but it looks ridiculous, too.

@aleysha4303

2 жыл бұрын

@Danica D'Souza it looks different and it represents a different meaning. Why? Because Hijabs are for women. It does not mean someone could label it as a Unisex "Hijab" for money just because it is "in fashion".

@unuseduser575

2 жыл бұрын

Uhh that's kinda rude

@aleysha4303

2 жыл бұрын

Hi all future comment readers, do respect the religion (even if it's not yours). Thanks!

@ok-nn1hl

2 жыл бұрын

@Wandering Man that's not transphobic my guy 😂 is part of a religion and in the Quran if you don't know anything keep quiet and stop assuming shit

@ok-nn1hl

2 жыл бұрын

@Wandering Manman the stupidity coming from you is really insane that you cant understand that we didn't even know the whole LGBTQ thing back hundreds years ago lmao Americans made that whole LGBTQ thing up in the future can you like use your brain xd

I thought it was a personal decision to whether cover your face/head or not, why can't men cover their own bodies? If you as a muslim woman say that women can choose to cover themselves and no one should be questioning that, why can't men do the same? It is his life and body after all, he can cover himself however he wants.

@MoonlitBookworm73

2 жыл бұрын

Men is Islam can cover themselves and have many ways to do so. In Islam, the hijab is just one of the ways that is specific to women. Men can cover their bodies/heads, just not with a hijab.

@QuillOfTheIsles2199

2 жыл бұрын

@@MoonlitBookworm73 but what if they want to cover their heads and hair like women with hijab

@maramra393

2 жыл бұрын

@@QuillOfTheIsles2199 you can do whatever you want but that doesn't make you a Muslim. In Islam there are certain things assigned to a specific gender. It can not be interchangeable. The headscarf is female clothing only while men have other head coverings that they can wear. The same way you don't see priests dressing up as nuns or the other way around. Muslim means one who submits to the will of the creator. If you change the religion as you please then it stops being the words of God and becomes the word of men. If you don't respect the guidelines then you're not submitting to the will of God, therefore you're not Muslim. You can't change the Quran as you did with the Bible.

@QuillOfTheIsles2199

2 жыл бұрын

@@maramra393 wearing a hijab doesn't make you muslim

@maramra393

2 жыл бұрын

@@QuillOfTheIsles2199 the word hijab comes from Islam, not Christianity or any other religion and has a deeper purpose than to just cover your hair . If you are not Muslim and want to cover your hair with something just don't call it a hijab cause it's not that. So yes, if a Muslim wears it ,it's a hijab, if a non muslim wears it, it's just a headscarf

I still remember the time when western media used to say hijab was forced into Muslim women and women didnt like it but they couldnt help it, expect wearing it and being tortured. When some muslim women were interviewed and they said they are not forced, they love wearing it, it's their own choice, its their religion and culture etc etc. Still some people didn't believe it. They had suspision that may be they were forced to say it too. Muslims were told to be different people than rest of the world. But now finally the world is able to know and understand western media was all false news. Social media has done good things too.

@imawakemymindisalive13

2 жыл бұрын

the only people who are being forced into wearing the hijab are the people who are being forced into islam, they seem to think that all muslim women hate the hijab, when it’s really a religious thing and not a freedom thing

@fedup8347

2 жыл бұрын

As a British westerner, i really can't stand our media sometimes

@fedup8347

2 жыл бұрын

Some women are forced to wear them, that is a thing. But in Western countries Muslims CHOOSE TO WEAR THEM most of the time (unless they have abusive family then it's forced)

@unmouscat

2 жыл бұрын

No Islam doesn't oppress women. Hijab makes u feel protected. And I'm glad u have an open mind . Thank u ❤

@Smodedefination

2 жыл бұрын

Bc a lot of little girls, women were killed bc they wouldn’t want to were it.

… its a piece of fabric.

I think the unisex hijab is a good thing and I don’t think it’s that disrespectful because they could have just said “men start wearing the hijab” instead they created one specifically to be unisex. Also, queer Muslims exists. This might be perfect for someone who is non-binary but what’s confusing to me is how it wasn’t unisex before it’s just a piece of cloth! (I know it’s more than a piece of cloth for hijabi women) but it could have been unisex all along. I respect that Muslim women want to keep it sacred to their religion though

@lana_354

2 жыл бұрын

If*

@wvbookwitch3322

2 жыл бұрын

Isn't the hijab worn by multiple religions? Why can't it be made??

@Angelwitch99

2 жыл бұрын

@@wvbookwitch3322 depends on what you mean by hijab if you just mean a head scarf then yes I myself am a Hecatean Wiccan who wears a headscarf for religious reasons and there are men who cover theirheads as well think Sikh Turbans. If you mean the style of wrapping a scarf so it covers your head neck and in many cases shoulders/upper chest commonly worn by Muslim women then no while must Muslims that I am aware of would not consider it inappropriate for a non Muslim woman to do wear hijab in this manner it is actually pretty special to Islam and only considered appropriate for women

@noorkhadim844

2 жыл бұрын

It's the fact that it's been marketed as a hijab. Not 'just a piece of cloth'. If they were marketing it as a hood or a balaclava or hat or something then thats cool but it's not cool to present a garment Divinely designated (in chapter 24) for women as a unisex item. Having said that, I wouldn't attempt to get an individual to take it off if they were wearing it

@agirl5242

2 жыл бұрын

nobody cares this isn’t about “queer Muslims” it’s about human fucking decency

This was like me when I saw companies taking the Catholic rosary and turning it into cutesy “jewelry”. Some people really need to learn to respect religious relics and garments.

"Let us have this one" 😂 isn't the Hijab part of oppressing women and objectifying them

@annakhalifahumar2781

2 жыл бұрын

Why would you say that?

@ramlasis7358

2 жыл бұрын

FACTS

@laurac.306

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not trying to be rude or anything. I tolerate and respect everyone, as long as they tolerate others. Of course, this also counts for any religious person. At this point one has to remark, that there is a huge difference between one or more followers of a religion and the religion itself, meaning the ideology/ a construct of believes. I also am all for women support women, which is another factor to why I had to say something to this. Because I don't like, how the majority of comments supports, what is said in the video. The Islam oppresses women and even tells them how to dress (other religions do that to, beside the fact, that the whole society is misogynistic. But as there are countries with the sharia, where the oppression of women is basically integrated into the law and the Islam as a religion is emotionally important to people, it is way easier to create internalized misogyny (!) and a way bigger problem.) Also, women have to cover up to not reveal their bodies to men, which makes them sexual objects and justifies when men become invasive of women. Not only that, even young girls are told to cover up, which I personally find disgusting. So I think we should encourage women and young girls to wear what they want without needing to please men (or hiding from them; on the contrary we need to educate men!) and to do what makes them happy, independent from men. Also, every girl and woman should know how worthy they are and that they are not only there to clean or for sexual attraction or anything.

@reoij

2 жыл бұрын

true

@reoij

2 жыл бұрын

let us have this oppression lol

The main thing about this that bugs me is that people are treating it like a fashion statement. Just another accessory, like a hat, or a scarf. The hijab much more that

Sidra, you really make dawah so fun and not intimidating at all.. and I love your niqab style in this video, you look gorgeous Ma Sha Allah ❤

@aurakh2444

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, she's blessed with that talent for dawah. Not easy as it needs great patience. Love her

@boop9430

2 жыл бұрын

What is dawah?

@alissasitihaura3567

2 жыл бұрын

@@boop9430 in literally arabic it means making an invitation, so basically dawah here means a form of invitation or a calling, done by Muslims to teach or share with others about our beliefs and practices in Islam

@boop9430

2 жыл бұрын

@@alissasitihaura3567 ahh nice, thank you!

Don't worry the one he is calling a Unisex Hijab 😂 is called a Monkey Cap 😂 in India that anyone wears to protect from cold in heavy winters

@Ivy99999

2 жыл бұрын

Here in Canada we call the Balaclavas, some of them even cover everything except the eyes! I believe the US calls them ski masks though, so much more boring in my opinion haha 😂.

@m00nchxld8

2 жыл бұрын

They are literally ski masks why are they calling them unisex hijabs lol

@thatoneaestheticegyptiangi1994

2 жыл бұрын

@@m00nchxld8 Because he labled them as "unisex hijabs"

@basicallyblobbity4226

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ivy99999 Yeah ski masks is a really boring name. I’ve never even seen someone wear one to go skiing!

I feel like these days a lot of people don’t care about the symbols in religion. Im a muslim woman, and I always knew that this was going to happen one day since some people in the West like to take other people culture or religion symbolism since they find it “exotic”. I’ve seen that with the symbol of Ohm(🕉) in Hinduism, a lot of people wear it in jewelry or clothes without even practicing the religion or even knowing the meaning behind it. I don’t understand why they can’t see how offensive it is to take someone religion, something that rules our lives and that we see it as more sacred than anything in this world and reduced it as a fashion or a trend.

It's not hurtful to anyone, so I don't think it's worth the outrage. I wouldn't take offense from it

@slaybotcom

2 жыл бұрын

same

@ayishabibasheer6260

2 жыл бұрын

@Siobhan Fogarty what your not Muslim islam says women should cover their face understand 😡don't judge

@unmouscat

2 жыл бұрын

@Siobhan Fogarty did she tell u that she feels superior? She was just pointing out a fact!!

@unmouscat

2 жыл бұрын

It is hurtful for MUSLIM WOMEN. cz hijab is not a fashion statement. Its holy clothing. How would u feel if a monks robes or a priest's attire becomes a fashion clothing.

@unmouscat

2 жыл бұрын

@@kennawhitty5884 obviously, cz people who don't have respect for themselves wouldn't respect anything else. Don't care is also easy to say when u have nothing to say

To be honest that look like the adult version of the winter cap that kids wear. Maybe he just slap the "hijab" name for publicity, after all Sidra gave the guy now a free ad

@autumfrench3624

2 жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking. It just looks like a balaclava which I see plenty of people wearing all the time. My husband wears one to work in the morning. All three of my boys have one for when it's cold outside. I've also gotten funny looks a few times because my oldest boy when he was seven or eight if we were out playing at a park and he got cold he would request that I take my scarf from my neck and wrap it around him and make him look like an old babushka. The end result would often look like a hijab but all it was was a scarf wrapped around his head to keep him warm

i’m a bit confused how is it disrespectful when it’s just a head covering

@Mochi-cs9ru

2 жыл бұрын

@NoName I think men also deserve the right to cover if they want to. In general terms I don’t see a problem with it, now inside a religion that’s a different story. It should still be sold for men though.

@bogusnowak5771

2 жыл бұрын

But in the other video she said that no woman is forced to wear hijab and that it is not always religion thing and that some women want to look modestly for themselves and/or that they want to just and only want to look fashionable (aperently hijab is the most fashionable thing) and she said that this is completely fine, to only wear it as a visual purposes - to look nice. Also she said that nonmuslim women can also wear hijab and it's all fine. So, I don't see what problem she has with men wearing it as well 🤷

@Mochi-cs9ru

2 жыл бұрын

@@bogusnowak5771 yeah exactly

@senasezer422

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mochi-cs9ru obviously men can cover if they want to, but Muslim men have different types of head covering, not the hijab which is meant for women. the issue here is taking the religious hijab which is meant for women and trying to make it for men as well. call it anything other than hijab and no one gives a crap honestly

@senasezer422

2 жыл бұрын

@@bogusnowak5771 the problem is about gender not which religion you follow. nonmuslim women can of course wear the hijab for any well intended reason they may have. men however, whether muslim or not cannot wear the hijab. they can cover their heads or faces but it wont be hijab. does this make it clear?

It is offensive, disrespectful and mockery! I fear that he has been deliberately misguided from the path and I will pray to Allah (SWT) to give him clarity and understanding of what He has prescribed for us all. Thank you for sharing much love and blessings to you and your family 🥰❤️

I’m genuinely curious on why men aren’t allowed to though? If the hijab is to cover the hair for modesty, and men also have hair, why couldn’t they choose to be modest with a hijab too ? Is Allah more accepting of men’s hair than a woman’s?

@noorkhadim844

2 жыл бұрын

They can wear a hat if they want. But the garment we in the modern world called a 'hijab' has been Divinely designated for women alone. If they marketed it as a hat or a balaclava or a hood, no problem

@NerdyMystic09

2 жыл бұрын

Men have their own "hijab" for modesty, but the specific head covering "hijab" was meant specifically for women. Also, there are traditional Middle East head coverings for men that already exist. Besides those, there are also hats and everything else like the reply before mine said.

So…the majority of people identify with the gender that corresponds to the reproductive organs of the body they were born into. But not everybody. Some bodies are inter-sexed at birth with organs that don’t all “match up”. And as many as 1 in ever 1000 people are trans or non-binary. So their gender identity doesn’t match their bodies. Is this maybe a design that helps those people conform while still feeling comfortable? There are significant mental health concerns for trans, inter-sexed, and non-binary folks who are forced to conform to gender norms that don’t fit them. Does Islam have teachings on this?

@rosedudesert4389

2 жыл бұрын

Very good comment 👍

@catherinewoods7599

2 жыл бұрын

They don't believe in transgender people it's against their religion.

@nazninsultana9248

2 жыл бұрын

As someone who is nonbinary I would love to know if there are any

@reoij

2 жыл бұрын

of course not. lgbt is forbidden in Islam. I thought you'd already understood it at this point

@dawgie8102

2 жыл бұрын

lgbtq is forbidden but if you are born non binary ( born being neither female nor male) you will choose which gender is suitable for you to be (female or male) because both gender have slightly different rule (if you not choose any of them, then you dont know which rule to follow!), if you are female you will need to wear hijab etc. or if you are male you will have to do friday prayer etc. when it comes to gender rule,islam will use what gender you born.example: even if you are trans guy, it is not forbidden to see muslim womens hair, because you was born as a female,trans women cant see muslim womens hair because she was born as a male.however, its not forbidden for us to use your preferred pronouns and we also can respect you just the way you are🌟hope this explains!!😆❤

I see some people or someone hasn't been educated They said "men cover there head for the winter or to look fashionable" That isn't a hijab that's a beanie They are completely different things Beanies can be worn by men or women but hijab are for women and women only The audacity for that person to say and make that is unbelievable

@fedup8347

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

@fedup8347

2 жыл бұрын

They're covering their head to warm up, not their hair

I think if someone wants to disrespect everything on the face of this earth and in the universe, they will find a way to do it. Don’t waste your time on those people.

I’m Muslim too and I don’t think it’s disrespectful. Let people wear what they want. He’s not hurting anyone. There’s bigger problems for us Muslims to deal with.

@hannani5709

2 жыл бұрын

it's disrespectful especially when God set the guidelines for men and women. the hijab is only meant for women, not for men

@reiroll5

2 жыл бұрын

👍👍👍

@barakahali1425

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah thats the problem "its not affecting anyone" but really it is you don't see the bigger picture

I’m not a Muslim but I respect the culture and religion completely. A hijab is a uniquely feminine ONLY thing that is a way that Muslim women can observe their faith. Much like a Catholic nun that decides to wear a habit. You don’t see Christian/Catholic people having habits for men too. And women who wear hijab greatly outnumber the number of nuns in the world. Hijab are for women. Like you said not everything needs to be unisex.

@lisiakp6029

2 жыл бұрын

You are talking about a veil, right? Because men have their habits if they are nuns

@joannschell272

2 жыл бұрын

@@lisiakp6029 Men are not nuns in the Catholic faith. Only women.

@lana_354

2 жыл бұрын

@@lisiakp6029 Not catholic but aren't nuns only women

@reoij

2 жыл бұрын

Islam is not a culture.

@joannschell272

2 жыл бұрын

@@reoij from what I understand, and I mean no disrespect at all by it, it is a religion and also a culture that is directly tied to the Muslim faith. Sometimes, and I speak for what I have observed, the words that are used are sometimes interchangeable in certain uses. Like the words Islam and Muslim. Sometimes you use Islam or Islamic. Sometimes you use Muslim. Sometimes a religion is also the basis of a culture. Again, it meant no disrespect.

I wish people would do their research before inventing stuff like that, like you said hijab is strictly for woman only. Men have things like Taqiyah, kaffiyeh, and turbans. So yeah as a muslim man you can cover but you cannot wear a womans hijab! 😟😟

WHY WOULD SOMEONE DO THAT?! I agree with u Ninja mommy it is very disrespectful!

I've seen people doing so much online, now nothing shocks me. It's like I have to come up with something new, no matter how it disrespects someone, or how illogical that is🙄

@MoonlitBookworm73

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, pretty much. That basically explains 99% of TikTok and trends.

@ariesshine1857

2 жыл бұрын

Umm , Ok I see way worse than a man wearing a head cover 🤫

@lana_354

2 жыл бұрын

@@ariesshine1857 This already bad At least for us Muslims so...

@ariesshine1857

2 жыл бұрын

@@lana_354 Pardon ?! Exactly what is bad for muslms ???

If this video would not exist, I probably would never heard about the unisex hijab idea. It's ridiculous! I agree with the thought that some things should be only for women and some things for men. And making them unisex is not okay. After this I'm curious, when will they invent the boy-bra 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

@MoonlitBookworm73

2 жыл бұрын

Same...

@bogusnowak5771

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, why would a man (a real man) feel the need to wear such ridiculous thing women wear🤣🤣🤣 and the "boy-bra" XD Good idea for those obese boys nowadays. Honestly fat, whiny kids are a nightmare to me

@MoonlitBookworm73

2 жыл бұрын

@@bogusnowak5771 Just wanna say, there is no "real man". There are boys, men, and gentlemen.

@bogusnowak5771

2 жыл бұрын

@@MoonlitBookworm73 You can call it that. There are also girls, women, ladies and women who want to be like a man

@MoonlitBookworm73

2 жыл бұрын

@@bogusnowak5771 Yep, and there's nothing wrong with that! Sorry if I came off rude earlier, I was just saying that real men are just men/gentlemen. The "men" who do childish things and act very rudely despite their age should be called "boys." If they will act like children, they can take the title of children. Again, sorry.

It seems like it was a well meaning action but totally unresearched.

@blue.orangeade

2 жыл бұрын

nah the dude that made it was a muslim rapper he obviously knew. it's just a publicity stunt to him

Personally, I think that a culture can continue to develop by changing different aspects about itself. But that's just my opinion.

@reoij

2 жыл бұрын

Islam cannot change because it's not a culture. it's a religion.

@saimashupti469

2 жыл бұрын

It's not a culture . It's a religion . And we have no right to change it .

@maramra393

2 жыл бұрын

No one would make the veils that nuns wear unisex, so why try to make hijab unisex? Religion is is set in stone and the words and commandments of our creator can not be changed.

@Ry9653

2 жыл бұрын

@@maramra393 How people deal with a religion is mostly culture, I would say. In the koran, there is nowhere written that women should wear a hijab or anything (and men don't). It's just how people interpret it. That's why even in Islam, there are so many different ways to dress and to deal with that religion, some muslim women don't wear a hijab for example. And surely the way to interpret that stuff can and should change sometimes.

@maramra393

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ry9653culture existed before the revelation of the Quran. People are too attached to their ancestral practices but that's not the point. I'm a woman and I don't wear hijab, not because of culture or wrong interpretation, but because the Quran already states that hijab can not be enforced on women even if it's mandatory. God tells you to wear one but if you don't, then you're the one who's gonna answer to that. “And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty; and that they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what must ordinarily appear thereof; that they should draw their veils(khimar) over their bosoms and not display their beauty except to their husbands…” (Holy Qur’an 24:31). It literally says that you should wear a hijab and it has to also cover your chest. Not wear it like a turban. You shouldn't disguise your opinion as facts when you haven't even read the Quran and don't know arabic to understand the meaning.

I am Muslim and that’s really disrespectful!

I've seen both men and women wearing the thing you showed for years and years and years now. It looks like a balaclava that people all over the world of both genders and all ages where to keep warm when it's cold or if they're riding their bikes and it's windy. Hunters were similar things in camo while hunting to help themselves blend in more. Well I definitely think someone wearing a head scarf and calling it a hijab if they are not a Muslim especially male would be disrespectful I don't think the green items shown being worn by someone would truly be disrespectful so long as they don't call it a hijab.

@Lunch2391

2 жыл бұрын

a balaclava also covers the mouth and nose in my understanding but I agree that it looks a lot like these hats people wear when it's cold outside But a man wearing a Hijab is disrespectful I usually do not care what a Person is wearing no matter the gender but somehow this irks me I don't know but it definatly shouldn't be done to make money or get Internet points

@autumfrench3624

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lunch2391 yes often times the Bella clava will cover the mouth and nose but not all of them. And I agree if they're calling it a job and wearing it as a hijab then it's disrespectful

@tabethahowell5859

2 жыл бұрын

I agree

@alizaa6544

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, it should not be marketed as a hijab. He should educate himself if he wins going to sell something with a religious value because this is just offensive and wrong

@bexii786

2 жыл бұрын

He labelled it as a hijab. That's the issue. Wear a balaclava it's fine calling it a balaclava is fine but not hijab

That is rude and disrespectful 🙄

To be honest, as a woman who is forced to wear the headscarf and I was happy to see this unisex hijab, I wish that men who force me to wear it will try to wear it as well!

As a Muslim I wear mini skirt and crop top, and other Muslims scold me telling me I should cover up and wear hijab. A friend of mine is forced to wear hijab by her family. Hijab is oppressive in nature because in Quran it is written hijab is to protect women from men . Some Muslims defend it by saying that even men are told to lower their gaze. But the thing is even a covered up lady, an innocent child and a dead body too gets raped. For a man with animalistic lust and wrong intentions , no hijab can stop him.

@chumbo8032

2 жыл бұрын

Look, I don't know if you don't understand the hijab or not but this is an ignorant comment. Islam never forces a woman to wear the hijab, yes it's mandatory but only when the girl feels so and wants to then she can embrace it. For myself, I've never wanted to wear the hijab and my parents never got upset with me for it but recently I've embraced wearing it even if my classmates look at me funny. So was I forced? I did it to get closer to God and because I love Islam so much. You are undermining the reason behind the hijab with the fact that women still get raped, even when covering up. It's not the woman's fault for getting raped even if she covered up, God will judge and punish the man who did that to her. The reasoning behind the hijab is to show that you can submit to God, and save yourself for your husband who will cherish your beauty. It's about being modest, and perserving yourself from males unrelated to you. It is those people that force a hijab on their child who will punished, often parents mix up culture with religion and it harms the child's way of thinking. And you know what happens next? They blame Islam for it. In the end, Allah knows best and I hope you realise one day that the hijab isn't oppressive but instead a beautiful symbol for us women.

@yathatsme132

2 жыл бұрын

@@chumbo8032 is God a human? God is not human and does not have humanly emotions of happy or angry. I don't believe in Islam because it's very dumb saying that atheist and pagan will burn in hell while believers will get sex and virgins in heaven.....you won't even have body after death so how will you burn in hell or have sex. It's very nonsense and those who believe in this are just believe superficial nonsense. Im a Muslim by name only otherwise I am pagan. I follow taoism, Hinduism etc more

@chumbo8032

2 жыл бұрын

@@yathatsme132 Who said anything about God having emotions? It's like you just ignored everything I said. God is righteous and will judge by fairly, despite showing signs that he has a presence in this world the disbelievers choose to turn a blind eye. You are taking what the Quran says at face value, those who go to heaven are going to have a body? Where does it say that they will not. Anyways, I don't care about your religion I am just simply stating the hijab and such.

@s_0511

2 жыл бұрын

@@chumbo8032 everything you said is correct except for saving yourself for your husband!! That’s super sexist your body doesn’t belong to a man!!! It’s for god not men!!!

@ijustwannacommentnotmyreal9814

2 жыл бұрын

Same here!!! Thats why I dont wear it anymore.

Thank you for sharing. I’m trying to learn more about Islam and this is very helpful. Out of curiosity, is the idea behind this ‘unisex’ hijab a solution for those people who might identify as nonbinary and also a follower of Islam? I honestly have no idea, so I was curious.

@amberm2777

2 жыл бұрын

I doubt Islam is welcoming to the whole nonbinary thing...think about it. They are not the most open minded, pretty sure they don't accept gay people either...

@So.Zozo.B

2 жыл бұрын

@@amberm2777 I don’t think you should be answering if you don’t know. From what I know and conversations with other Muslims, it is okay to be gay in Islam. There isn’t anything wrong with it. However, what is wrong is acting on gay impulses. The idea is to please Allah and to sacrifice for the sake of Allah. So if you are gay and not acting on it, then you are sacrificing because you believe that your sacrifice for your God is worth it. In regards to being non-binary. I cannot answer. I’ve never had a conversation about it, never done the research. I hope someone who knows more can answer.

@lana_354

2 жыл бұрын

@@So.Zozo.B No In Islam it's absolutely haram Not every Muslim know their religion But it's 100% forbidden

@airapink815

2 жыл бұрын

@@So.Zozo.B but there are videos on this channel that say it's not okay at all tho?

@Mimi-yk7sm

2 жыл бұрын

@@lana_354 Hello, I am actually kinda curious like how can a person change his / her sexuality preference like it is not in the hands of the person if they are gay or straight so how is being gay dealt in Islam ?

Men should be able to wear whatever they want. In Islam, men aren't told to cover their hair, but they can if they want to. It wouldn't really be called a hijab, but they're still free to wear a head scarf if they want.

@weirdo5424

2 жыл бұрын

Actually no not necessarily. It says in the Quran that men should not dress like women and women should not dress like men. The hijab is strictly for women so men can not wear it. There is something called a “thobe” that does cover a man’s hair. Men can wear thobe, hats or hoodies to cover their hair but not women’s hijab. Edit: I forgot to mention that they can also wear the taqiya(Muslim cap)

@slyvix8939

2 жыл бұрын

There is a specific headscarf women wear for hijab

@averysentertainmenthub7052

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you. But the actual problem is that this guy introduced it as a ‘unisex hijab’. As Ninja Mommy said, hijab is specifically for women. So you can't make one for both men and women. Men can cover their hair if they want. There are special caps worn by Muslim men. They can use it if they want. Edit: This is to make my opinion more clear. If a muslim man wants to cover his head, there are caps, hats, hoodies and so on. But they can't use a head scarf that women uses as a hijab. It is haram, because man can't dress like a woman and vise versa in Islam.

@hudycat

2 жыл бұрын

Men wear the cap/topi on their heads

@swatiyadav640

2 жыл бұрын

Some Muslim men wear turbans, which covers the hair anyway. I've seen some men wear whatever Yaasmin Abdel Maghied wears on her head, or something similar. But what she wears doesn't really count, though it's very colourful

I understand that covering one's face is a Wayne to protect the opposite sex from being excited. Maybe men also want to hide their faces to not excite women.

@vloggermum

2 жыл бұрын

But he's not covering his face

@sharsSafeSpace

2 жыл бұрын

@@vloggermum a lot of Muslim women don’t cover their faces either. Some just cover their heads with the hijab. And Islam is strictly against men looking like women and vice versa and cross dressing. So to take something that was made for women (without it there’s no purpose to it) and having men where it is perverting the he religion

@senasezer422

2 жыл бұрын

You cant really bring modest dressing down to just "not exciting the opposite sex". That may be one of the reasons, but Allah knows best why.

@kzy7923

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not a Muslim but I know that it's not just about "exciting the other gender". Muslims wear it in order to promote simple and basic clothing, so that people will have other things to focus more on, than looks. Also it reduces the chances of getting insecure about how u look. And to see the people that's completely not based on how they dress or look.

@maybluebird9798

2 жыл бұрын

Men have to cover up too but just not in the same way as women, the hijab is strictly for women

I'm just sitting here wondering why they want to... Out of pure curiosity I'd like to see the other end of the argument from someone who wants to take it seriously. I try to be open-minded and hear many opinions but right now this seems like a joke and it is very disrespectful.

I think that the man hijab is not disrespectful

@flufhh

2 жыл бұрын

for me this is soooo disrespectful like man's have topi,turban's,taqiyah,kaffiyeh that they can wear and women's have hijab man's can't wear hijab period

Sometimes it's embarrassing how uneducated some people can be, and that is why I think more people should learn about Muslim culture. Glad I found your channel because it teaches me a lot!

Oh this is very disrespectful. I don't know about anyone else, but it feels kinda slimy too.

@scarlettrose9543

2 жыл бұрын

Very slimy and disgusting

In the bible it’s considered a sin for men to wear women’s garments & women to wear men’s garments.

@scarlettrose9543

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! I wish people would stop.

"Rapper" should just call it a head covering and move on. Then everyone could wear it without repercussions.

That is really a nope in Islam! I’m 10 years old learning Islam every day and this channel is helping me learn more! Thank you 😊💗💗

I’m not even Muslim and I know how awful that is. It literally says that men can’t imitate women

@silverstarlight9395

2 жыл бұрын

What about women imitating men by wearing trousers and shirts? Should men be offended by that?

@scarlettrose9543

2 жыл бұрын

@@silverstarlight9395 if they are dressing as a woman to look specifically like a man then sure go for it. If they are wearing feminine pants and shirt I don't see the problem. Same with the hijab. There is the hijab which is for woman, and (I'm sorry idk how it's spelled) head coverings that are for men

@deborahdonut9522

2 жыл бұрын

@@silverstarlight9395 I’m not exactly sure sorry

Religion is not a valid reason to promote transphobia and homophobia. A nonbinary individual should have the privilege of choosing. Imagine assuming someone's whole gender and then shaming them about it.

@alexmunch9275

2 жыл бұрын

She doesn’t. She promotes respectfulness, kindness and tolerance

Good for that rapper. At least he's trying to turn this sexist double-standard into something resembling an equal one.

@christinam2475

Жыл бұрын

@@ilikefrogs1234 Oh fuck off. I was referring to the practice of the hijab. Which is sexist as hell.

@christinam2475

Жыл бұрын

​@@kal.august.yippee I beg to differ. These standards of dress seem to basically state that women's bodies are inherently more sexual or provocative than men's, hence why their bodies must be significantly more covered than a man's and the rules are far more strict. Hijabs don't protect women from dangerous men. Dangerous men don't give a fuck and will assault/harm women regardless.

I had no idea that there was such a thing like this :0 mashallah tysm ninja mommy I learned something new today! May Allah bless u

That doesn’t work that way ever

If a man wants to cover he should have the right. I mean...who cares. People put too much effort and thought into things that do not deal with them.

@Mothman_In_a_T-Pose

2 жыл бұрын

In Islam, the hijab is a sacred piece of clothing meant to preserve a woman’s modesty. It has deep religious, cultural, and personal meaning for Muslims. Modesty for men is different, with different pieces being used, and is practiced differently. Taking a hijab and making it unisex strips the meaning from it-which is why it’s offensive and wrong. It’s like if someone who isn’t Jewish says that women should wear yarmulke as well as men; it’s ignoring the culture and belief that makes it meaningful. If it was a non religious piece of clothing, then yes, do whatever you want. But religious clothing and practices are sacred and meaningful, and should be practiced with care and respect.

I mean… If someone doesn’t agree with the rules of a religion, why follow it…?

Hey NInja Mommy. I wanted to let you know that I rather enjoy your content. You have your beliefs yet you don't force it on other and in general your page is a fun, safe informative space. Recently the youtube algorithm led me to another Islamic content creators page. They just recently converted and were super excited. However thier comment, and the comments in the comment section felt off. I felt attacked. I never get that here. And as a kind and informed Muslim woman. I wanted your opinion on how to mentally approach this. This persons follower is literally shaming women for not covering thier hair as God intended. Like I feel like that's not normal that's not right. Islam is about peace, not for bashing people for not following your ways. Etc. I was hoping to get your input on this. Thank you.

@v4U636

2 жыл бұрын

C'mon ... Islam is all about put streotypes rules on one gender more , don't see this religion thing all you get is just headache .... ... Not covering your head is bad , I mean c'mon why ? Why why , Who decide this ... They are the one produce extremist ,. Stone pelting , women's have no right yes , behind of hijab every time , women's education are in bad state Read or see documentary

I am not Muslim but I watch every single of your videos and I find them so interesting. Coming from France where tolerance is a big deal, I am truly happy to learn more about real Islam and not what media’s wants people to know. 💕

My confusion is, is that God GAVE US a face, hair to embrace and to show the world what God has given us. To be proud of the beauty God has given us but to cover what God has given is like a slap in the face.

@riazahamed8695

2 жыл бұрын

Some people REALLY misuse it you know like plastic surgery for just to attract

I don’t think it’s disrespectful. I remember you saying that the hijab is not just for Muslim women, that it could be for all women wanting to dress modestly. If the man does it for modesty reasons, then it’s not disrespectful. The hijab is not claimed by one religion. You even said it could be worn by non religious women. I think the issue is the name. The word Hijab is so closely tied to religion that I think whenever a headscarf is being worn by a man, it be named something else.

@ccanimation8642

2 жыл бұрын

The man have their own hijab. It is different from the women. You should watch the video again as she address that

@Ladycooks

2 жыл бұрын

Hijab is the act of dressing modestly man or women. The womens headscarf is the particular piece of clothing for women often referred to as hijab, but that’s not all of hijab, just a part. The Shemagh or Keffiyeh is the man’s headscarf. It’s not necessary to the man’s hijab and more often worn in desert climates or in cultural practices. So men indeed have headscarves, but it’s NOT hijab.

@ccanimation8642

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ladycooks ooooooh okay. Thx for telling me :DDD

@senasezer422

2 жыл бұрын

There is nothing disrespectful about a nonMuslim woman wearing the hijab. The problem here is when its worn by men. Hijab (the head part of it, as the previous comment stated that hijab in general is modest dressing for both men and women) is meant for women. Men have different types of head covering in Islam.

Just change the name of that thing! Problem solved 😂😂😂

Hi! I totally agree! It is a part of Muslim tradition, practice, and culture, and it can’t be changed whenever some person wants it to be.

I think as a man, I'm extremely tired of society constricting us on what we can and can not wear. We have extremely limited options when women can wear whatever they want and no one bats an eye, while men can not. Like why?

@scarlettrose9543

2 жыл бұрын

So why does that mean you need to wear specifically women's only clothes

@QuillOfTheIsles2199

2 жыл бұрын

@@scarlettrose9543 cause men should not be restricted on clothing while women can wear what they want

@scarlettrose9543

2 жыл бұрын

@@QuillOfTheIsles2199 women aren't really accepted and respected for wearing whatever they want. Men shouldn't be either. Seriously if you are that upset that it's disgusting and disrespectful to degrade important feminine religious practices its more of a personal character problem you should work on.

@blackcat7825

2 жыл бұрын

Well, you can wear a dress or any woman clothes if you want. I won't judge. But, this time the context is religion, so it is not about what society tell us that wearing hijab is wrong for men, but it is what our God tell us that something like this is forbidden. That is all. Hope i can explain it correctly.

@scarlettrose9543

2 жыл бұрын

@@blackcat7825 this is a better explanation for what I was trying to say

i bet an american is gonna react to this and say " Omg islam oppresses you because you can't wear so and so". Honestly these type of people are very annoying.

@lewdkim704

2 жыл бұрын

Trueeeee

Here's my thoughts: if you'd like to wear the hijab being an adult who can make choices, why can't other people do the same? Isn't it counter productive for you to ask others not to even if they're men, and want acceptance for others to respect your decision?

@diyaj2585

2 жыл бұрын

Spill

@bexii786

2 жыл бұрын

Because its a religious thing. It's like a white person saying to an indigenous group why can't they wear traditional/sacred clothing. Because it becomes appropriation instead of appreciation. If they want to wear hijab men have there own. He should've just called it a balaclava and moved on with it. He knows he's profiting off it too. It's like telling a native American I like your traditional clothes ima just put a twist on it and then sell it for a ridiculous price. Not mentioning the value, culture, customs behind the item

@agirl5242

2 жыл бұрын

when it comes to religious matters that’s off limits like dude just respect it and move on

@ZaraKayk

2 жыл бұрын

@@bexii786 yes. I don't give a shit about religion or technically the concept of hijab. But I do give a shit about people's choices that don't hurt others including them following their religion and letting others be.

@ZaraKayk

2 жыл бұрын

@@agirl5242 why? What makes religious ideology superior to any other ideology let alone human rights? It's a person's right to wear what they want to. Like I said I don't agree with the concept of hijab but that's not even my point. I don't tell her, that it offends me seeing women degraded. I respect her ability to make her choice so long as she does the same to others.

I honestly don't know. It is very difficult. You said that non Muslim women can wear a headscarf. So why shouldn't non Muslim men wear it. And I mean, as far as I understood, the overall goal is to dress modestly. So if a human wants to dress extra modestly and wrap themselves up until they can't wrap them up more... I don't think that someone who wants to dress modestly and uses a headscarf for this purpose is the same as a guy making fun of the women and dress like them, I believe the intention is what matters. I also believe that I wouldn't be offended at all, since wearing hijab/niqab is something you would do four yourself and God, so technically, no one can even interfere with that relationship. It shouldn't be about whether others do it or if they do it at all...

@lauramarika

2 жыл бұрын

Did you listen at all what Sidra said? In Islam women and men have diffenrent ways to dress modestly. Hijab and niqab are stricly for women...

@haleemahkhan61

2 жыл бұрын

As a Muslim I have to disagree. In islam we have guidelines for men and women. Men and women are meant to dress differently. Men also have head covering (in my language its called topi and it looks similar to Jewish Kippa). There is also another head covering for men, the one that men in Arab countries (such as in Saudi or UAE). So head covering for both genders is fine but in islam we use different words for each one. This head covering would be fine if they didn't call it hijab, because it doesn't look like it was made for religious purposes.

@drinkwaterpeople

2 жыл бұрын

She literally just said, men and women have different modesty ways. You didn’t even watch the entire video or at least didn’t pay attention if you’re going to make a comment like this.

@avastacia

2 жыл бұрын

What a "woke" response 😏

@user-fm7vk4up1w

2 жыл бұрын

Hey just to clear your confusion... so there are turbans, kuffiyan and muslim caps for male muslims which they can wear if they want to cover their head but it isn't mandatory for them while there are somethings which are mandatory for men not for women like men in islam can't wear gold jewellery while women can so Allah has already given us what is for us and we have to live our life like our creator wants us to .That's like a test for us and we will get paradise as a reward for that where we will get everything we would want. So yes it's disrespectful to create such things because even muslim men wouldn't like things like these. Atleast those muslims won't like who know what does it signify. Its a crown for us women. Hope you understand. I think you just Misunderstood why she said that it's disrespectful it's ok to not know something. But i would recommend you to ask questions if you don't understand something in future. And to other Muslims commenting to this please be polite if you want to explain something do it in a polite way. Remember you are portraying Islam and our Islam doesn't teach us to talk to someone like this. Hope this answers your query. May God bless you and fulfill your wishes.Have a great day.

Basically she is saying that only women are to be oppressed it's not allowed for the men to be oppressed.....at least let oppression be ONLY WOMEN thing......

@umerthefirst8624

2 жыл бұрын

Men are also ordered to cover their body wear loose clothes and cover their head and grow a beard and don't look at the other gender it's just both genders got their own set of rules

@rahi8573

2 жыл бұрын

@@umerthefirst8624 but I don't see men being so strict about it and also covering face and nose is just not it....

@umerthefirst8624

2 жыл бұрын

@@rahi8573 that's the thing it's up to then what they wanna do both men and women if someone force it on them its bad but If they wanna do it it's a choice Btw men are not allowed to wear gold or silk or red color soo lol and yeah beard I like a face covering too

@rahi8573

2 жыл бұрын

@@umerthefirst8624 everything is wrong when it is forced let it be for man or for the women

@umerthefirst8624

2 жыл бұрын

@@rahi8573 exactly and I'm against that if any person is doing something wrong it's between him/her and Allah we are noone to judge

i think it’s disrespectful to muslim women. since he’s muslim, he knows that the headscarf is only for women do him going and making that is disrespectful to y’all and to God’s rules.

I don’t think that clothes “have a gender”, but since is based on a religion thing i totally agree with her.

As an italian he makes music about haram things so don't expect too much

Like, if it's a scarf being marketed as both hijab and ghutra, or as something that can be wrapped into a mens turban or something, that would be one thing. But it's a pullover hijab. Dude made a balaclava and tried to be, idk, "cool" or something. Its bad.

Pls don’t judge me for this but when I was 3 I wore an abaya while praying and I’m a boy

@starleii3474

2 жыл бұрын

You were a kiddo so ofc that's fine, my 8 year old brother went to the mosque following my mom wearing a hijab so they don't kick him out 😭😭

@drowningfish249

2 жыл бұрын

you were 3.. it doesn't matter

Isn’t the rapper Muslim? Don’t you strongly dislike it when other Muslims tell YOU what’s right and wrong as a Muslim? I think modesty, in all forms and all purposes, is for everyone. What harm could come from further normalizing the form of modesty that calls for one to cover their head? And also, is he saying this is A HIJAB, or is he saying this is HIJAB? Because this doesn’t look like a headscarf hijab of any variety, it just looks like a head covering (like a balaclava honestly) which would be considered HIJAB. Who are you to say men can’t cover their heads outside the mosque as a form of piety? Where does it say they can’t? I’m not a fan of this take, it seems very out of character for your general views.

@yuppy178

2 жыл бұрын

Men have different types of hijabs

@reoij

2 жыл бұрын

out of character lmao everything she has said is just a way to make Islam seem more friendly. It's not.

If a man wants to wear a headscarf or cover his Face, im totally fine with it Everyone schould wear what they want. But why do you have to call it hijab? Thats my Problem. He schouldnt make a religius thing out of it.

@QuillOfTheIsles2199

2 жыл бұрын

is the problem really just a word

Thank you for talking about this!

Do you have a word for Afghan women that now are forced to wear this attire while in public and cannot go in the streets without a male family member? You feel strong hey? Instead of bragging from our freedom society just go where you wish people to go and come back to tell us the tale (if you can).

I’m Christian but understand that some faiths, including my own, are pretty specific about things for women only and men only. I side with you.

What about those girls who wear shirt and pant. Should boys be offended.

I don't know about this one. I hear so many muslim creators saying the head scarf part of the hijab is just fabric and that anyone can wear a scarf. While the concept of hijab is totally different and it is more to do with modesty, values, and respect for Allah. If he's just putting a scarf on his head, anyone can do that. It's just a piece of cloth. If he is claiming that he is doing it for Allah that is where it becomes problematic.

Idk, some said pants were men's clothing, heels were men's clothing briefs were men's clothing, etc BUT men in islam have their own headdresses already. Wear those instead

I kinda get your point but it's a bit hypocritical. Y'all are saying "if a woman want to wear a hijab, let her wear it. It's not your business what someone wears" But if a man (or another gender) wants to wear it it's disrespectful. My grandmother is Muslim, I grew up with this. But I can't imagine someone takes their religion so seriously that it offends you when someone does something differently or wrong. I mean, a headscarf is not specifically owned by one religion, literally every religion does this in one Form or another. Apply your "let everyone wear what they want" consequently because it is literally not your business nor does it hurt you physically when someone does it

@agirl5242

2 жыл бұрын

can’t believe you’re caping for this ridiculousness. if I were your grandma I’d be disappointed. my family has been Muslim for many years and I’m smart enough to know this doesn’t cut it. everyone wants to make things a trend or whatever but religion should in no way shape or form be taken as one it’s pathetic. I’m scared to see what is to come of us.

@thatoneaestheticegyptiangi1994

2 жыл бұрын

Hijab is made for woman in Islam it's not culturale or anything and it's only for women. It's like a man wearing a bra like wtf.

Only for woman becuase she has to be oppressed, and when I say oppressed I mean it

This is very disrespectful. Womanhood is sacred so people need to stop with this type of stuff. From a Christian sister 💖

I’m not a Muslim but I find this disrespectful as well!

With all the respect, but Isn’t keffiyeh (kufiya) a head scarf? Seems like in Islamic communities male head scarfs are quite common. Does it really matter that much how to call it? Or is it same like in india if you wear a sari and open your belly you are a modest goddess and if you wear a crop top and open same amount of belly you are automatically turning into a concubine of devil?

Just our of curiosity, when you say men can’t wear a hijab, does that include trans men? I don’t mean to sound rude or accusatory or anything, I’m genuinely curious :)

@notyourtypicalgirl9802

2 жыл бұрын

Changing your gender is not allowed in Islam. There are a lot of physical and emotional reasons. So there is no question for trans men lol.

@monikorasort

2 жыл бұрын

@@notyourtypicalgirl9802 gotcha. Thank you

@aerozaxton3541

2 жыл бұрын

Atheist here but from the info I have gathered, in Islam it matters more of the gender you were assigned at birth. A trans man was born a biological woman so "still" a woman technically and could wear it. Something like that, have a blessed day.

@nabisco892

2 жыл бұрын

@@monikorasort Just wanted to say thank you so much for being understanding. I was lowkey expecting an argument after the reply, but I truly appreciate your acceptance!

@monikorasort

2 жыл бұрын

@@nabisco892 of course! Like I said, I don’t wanna be accusatory. I find Muslim culture fascinating and I want to educate myself on it 😊

I completely understand as articles of clothing are meant for women and men not saying that men can’t wear dresses but if something is specifically made for women and women only then leave it alone

“Let us have this one.” I’m not even Muslim but like YES! Let women have things please!

If non muslim men want to wear it why not it's like telling boys don't wear pink its for girls.

@LyntzbartzkyPerez

2 жыл бұрын

Pink is a color. A hijab is something that ends up being incredibly important to Muslim women, don’t compare the two

@scarlettrose9543

2 жыл бұрын

Stop trying to make it ok to destroy religious morals! Hijab is for biological woman only. It serves a purpose, and it's not ok for men to steal that.

As someone who is non-binary but femme presenting and chooses to wear the hijab for this reason. Sometimes I'm confused by the gendered aspect of Islam and other times I understand it. The hijab specifically, although men do have their own variation of it, the actual head covering itself shouldn't be available to all. I've seen Muslim men wearing the hijab in solidarity with Muslims Women and the act itself is pretty performative and infuriating, they're doing nothing by wearing it except exploiting the hijab to gain brownie points and Internet clout instead of working towards real change within our communities. Plus, it looks really stupid.

@missnaomi613

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate a non-binary person's opinion! My firstborn is enby, usually presenting as neutral or masculine. (Also, we're not Muslim.) Anyway, I'm glad you said something. 💛🤍💜🖤

@reoij

2 жыл бұрын

you wear the hijab because you were born female. there.

And at last this type of behavior not only make us unaware of what we like and how we are ment to or want to behave...but also it is the main reason of anxiety,loss of confidence and depression... Leaving us unsettled and confuse what we really want and what we makes us happy.... Believe me this is HAZARDOUS for ourselves

I disagree head coverings are not strictly Muslim or female only, that is just one style of them are only cowboys allowed to wear cowboy hats. It is just another hat an inanimate object and at the end of the day what is more important is your bond to it to you and theirs to them.