Tag: hijab
Various Scholars
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Since 2014-08-02
My Body is My Own Business
MULTICULTURAL VOICES: A Canadian-born Muslim woman has taken to wearing the traditional hijab scarf. It tends to make people see her as either a terrorist or a symbol of oppressed womanhood, but she finds the experience LIBERATING. ... more
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Since 2014-04-22
Cover Your Body Not Just Your Hair
{And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty} ... more
Various Scholars
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Since 2014-04-03
Hijaab is Ultimate Freedom
Hijaab (Islamic covering) has become a highly controversial issue in the West in general and in France in particular after the ban on wearing Hijaab in its public schools and other places.
This ban came as part of the policy of racial discrimination and negative attitudes towards Islam, which aims at eliminating the means of understating the importance of Hijaab and its role in society. However, this pressure should not prevent the Muslim woman from adhering to her Hijaab even if this requires leaving the country that fights it ... more
Various Scholars
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Since 2014-01-15
Common Mistakes Made In The Way Men Dress: In And Outside Prayer
Here are some notes on the subject that were prepared from a book by Shaikh Mashoor Hasan Salmaan.
1. Praying in tight clothes so that they press over the private parts ('awrah)
Praying in tight fitting clothes is deemed Makrooh according to the Sharee'ah. It also harms the body and ...
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Various Scholars
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Since 2014-01-10
The Hijab: Unveiling a Mystery
The concept of modesty and the hijab in Islam is holistic, and encompasses both men and women. The ultimate goal is to maintain societal stability and to please Allah. ... more
Various Scholars
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Since 2014-01-07
Top Ten Excuses Of Muslim Women Who Don't Wear Hijaab
By Huwayda Isma'eel
(Rendered into English from Al-Bayaan Magazine)
Get on the train of repentance my sister, before it passes by your station. Deeply consider my sister, what is happening today before tomorrow comes. Think, my sister - starting now.
All praise is due to Allah ta'aala ...
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Since 2012-12-22
Latasha, Ex-Christian, USA
I am an American who grew up in a strict religious Christian family. By the time I was 16 I became very devout and religious myself. The church was like a home away from home. I enjoyed it thoroughly.
I had read and studied the Bible on a regular basis. All the while I was noticing ...
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Since 2012-12-09
The Muslimah & Her Community
Wherever the Muslimah is, she should be a beacon of guidance and a positive source of correction and education, through both her words and deeds. ... more
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Since 2012-12-09
The Hijab is Beautiful
It often occurs to me that many of my sisters in Islam are not properly encouraged once they begin to observe the requirements of Hijab. ... more
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Since 2012-12-08
Sexualisation of Culture breeds Sexual Violence
...a pattern in which the focus is on the articulation and materialization of sex throughout a vast range of cultural, social and political fields, with an emphasis on re-conceptualizing and establishing sexual significance. This has followed the increasi ... more
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Since 2012-11-24
Stick to legitimate veil Islamic girl
My Muslim sister this message is directly sent to you in relation to veil and grooming, everyone know that woman grooming is the cause of all disasters in many Islamic countries, there is no doubt that is a great misdeed and the cause of punishment and ne ... more
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Since 2012-11-20
Who are the happy people?
O you who wear the pants and unveiling outfits in front of men and women, O you who wear the tight gowns, who compile your hear over your head and go out putting on perfume, O you who seduce men; beware of a severe threat. ... more
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