Mohammed Hijab exposed: Misyar Marriage

[Mutombo]

Aisha (not her real name) who’s a single mom of 1 met Mohammed hijab at a Dawah event that was organized by an Islamic Institute. After getting to know each other at this event, she revealed that she was in the process of getting a divorce. Mohammed hijab said that he works for an Islamic council and if she needed help in salvaging her marriage he’d be more than happy to assist in doing so with the council’s guidance. They exchange contact information at this event.

Fast forward, Aisha’s divorce is finalized and Hijab starts hinting that he is interested in her and wants to marry her. Aisha mentioned that they were neighbors so he knew about her struggles as a single mom. In their talking stage, Hijab would Constantly reaffirm her that he would never be anything like her ex husband and he’s a good father to his children with his first wife.

Hijab then ghosts Aisha for about 8 months after he formally asked her to be his wife. She mentions being sad, confused about him ghosting her because she fell for him.

After a while Hijab returns and apologizes to Aisha for ghosting her. Hijab said he was dealing with personal stuff and marriage at the time wasn’t ideal for him. He says he is ready now though and wants to get on with the marriage process quickly.

Aisha says she wants Hijab to talk to her father and ask for his permission for her hand in marriage. Hijab rejects meeting Aisha’s father and says he’s unable to meet him for personal reasons.

Hijab suggests meeting the father on a zoom call and says it’s halal. Hijab says he will not show his face on the Zoom call. The zoom call takes place and the father gives his blessings for the marriage to proceed. Hijab makes a promise to the father Aisha and her child we’ll be taken care of and they will be in good hands. Hijab also promises that he will be meeting the family of Aisha in person later on.

Some time after the Nikah is consummated, Hijab’s persona changes. Hijab changes his mind on meeting Aisha’s family and says he’s not islamically obligated to meet them, ever.

Hijab also changed his mind on having a traditional marriage with Aisha and said he only wants a sex marriage moving forward, strictly confined to hotel rooms. So they won’t be living together in one family home and if he wants sex they will be meeting in hotels.

Hijab says he never had any intentions of providing for Aisha and her daughter and paying for anything. No intentions of speaking to her family and never having kids with her. This when Aisha asks for a divorce.

 

[The truth seeker]

We truly live in the end of times

 

[Gracias]

The father gave blessing for them to marry over zoom even tho he didn’t see MH’s face??

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

Her father failed her

Aisha says she wants Hijab to talk to her father and ask for his permission for her hand in marriage. Hijab rejects meeting Aisha’s father and says he’s unable to meet him for personal reasons.

Father fail 1

Hijab suggests meeting the father on a zoom call and says it’s halal. Hijab says he will not show his face on the Zoom call.

Father fail 2

The zoom call takes place and the father gives his blessings for the marriage to proceed.

Father fail 3

Hijab makes a promise to the father Aisha and her child we’ll be taken care of and they will be in good hands. Hijab also promises that he will be meeting the family of Aisha in person later on.

Father keeps falling for the charlatan's antics

Some time after the Nikah is consummated, Hijab’s persona changes. Hijab changes his mind on meeting Aisha’s family and says he’s not islamically obligated to meet them, ever.

From the beginning Hijab was not showing any respect whatsoever

Hijab also changed his mind on having a traditional marriage with Aisha and said he only wants a sex marriage moving forward, strictly confined to hotel rooms. So they won’t be living together in one family home and if he wants sex they will be meeting in hotels.

Well, of course that's what he wants.

Hijab says he never had any intentions of providing for Aisha and her daughter and paying for anything. No intentions of speaking to her family and never having kids with her. This when Aisha asks for a divorce.

All of this could have been avoided, if her father was disgusted from day 1. Are they from a culture that sees women as lesser beings??? Especially divorced/single mothers?

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

The father gave blessing for them to marry over zoom even tho he didn’t see MH’s face??

Her father failed her from day 1, when it was obvious he was treating his daughter like trash.
I suspect they're from one of those sick cultures that shames girls for being divorced.

 

[Wild daisy 💐🌻💮]

Lol most of these "dawah bros" are dirty they use Islam as a way to make money on YouTube while spreading a dangerous ideologies to young Muslim that they themselves don't follow.

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

Lol most of these "dawah bros" are dirty they use Islam as a way to make money on YouTube while spreading a dangerous ideologies to young Muslim that they themselves don't follow.

I suspect that some or most of them work for 'others', because they are literal stereotypes , useful idiots.

Who needs right wing media, when you have Dawah bros.

 

[Mutombo]

Her father failed her from day 1, when it was obvious he was treating his daughter like trash.
I suspect they're from one of those sick cultures that shames girls for being divorced.

I think the lady is Moroccan, she speaks Arabic at the end of the video

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

I think the lady is Moroccan, she speaks Arabic at the end of the video

Not surprised, from what I see of Asian influenced communities, divorce shame is a real thing.

 

[kamek]

it’s like a trend with these dawah bros, I really try to assume the best, but I’m not shocked when stories like this come out.

 

[novanova]

The people that believe in misyar are so interesting.. imagine if that practise became widespread, what would such a society look like? The goal is to normalise this so that there is a ”halal” alternative to hook up culture, people get to keep their actual marriages and then have secret short-term marriages on the side where they offer nothing to these wives (mistresses), halal sexual variety minus all marital obligations.

Which men in the muslim world would be okay with this? For their women to be apart of ’sex only’ marriages. who will make up the majority of this ’prostitute class’? because lets face it that’s what they are.

I saw someone clown a morroccan man for advocating for this calling him a dayus since the go-to spot for this nonsense is ironically his homecountry damiirlaawe

 

[Shakespeare_aabihiis]

I'm not trying to victim blame here but if I was a father and my daughter was interested in a man like Mohammed Hijab I would be disheartened. How does one even fall for someone like him who has done a lot of trash things in the past and has yet to change? Surely after having a bad marriage him saying he doesn't want to meet your father is a giant red flag. How do you still continue to want him?

 

[_Yusuf_]

Aisha (not her real name) who’s a single mom of 1 met Mohammed hijab at a Dawah event that was organized by an Islamic Institute. After getting to know each other at this event, she revealed that she was in the process of getting a divorce. Mohammed hijab said that he works for an Islamic council and if she needed help in salvaging her marriage he’d be more than happy to assist in doing so with the council’s guidance. They exchange contact information at this event.

Fast forward, Aisha’s divorce is finalized and Hijab starts hinting that he is interested in her and wants to marry her. Aisha mentioned that they were neighbors so he knew about her struggles as a single mom. In their talking stage, Hijab would Constantly reaffirm her that he would never be anything like her ex husband and he’s a good father to his children with his first wife.

Hijab then ghosts Aisha for about 8 months after he formally asked her to be his wife. She mentions being sad, confused about him ghosting her because she fell for him.

After a while Hijab returns and apologizes to Aisha for ghosting her. Hijab said he was dealing with personal stuff and marriage at the time wasn’t ideal for him. He says he is ready now though and wants to get on with the marriage process quickly.

Aisha says she wants Hijab to talk to her father and ask for his permission for her hand in marriage. Hijab rejects meeting Aisha’s father and says he’s unable to meet him for personal reasons.

Hijab suggests meeting the father on a zoom call and says it’s halal. Hijab says he will not show his face on the Zoom call. The zoom call takes place and the father gives his blessings for the marriage to proceed. Hijab makes a promise to the father Aisha and her child we’ll be taken care of and they will be in good hands. Hijab also promises that he will be meeting the family of Aisha in person later on.

Some time after the Nikah is consummated, Hijab’s persona changes. Hijab changes his mind on meeting Aisha’s family and says he’s not islamically obligated to meet them, ever.

Hijab also changed his mind on having a traditional marriage with Aisha and said he only wants a sex marriage moving forward, strictly confined to hotel rooms. So they won’t be living together in one family home and if he wants sex they will be meeting in hotels.

Hijab says he never had any intentions of providing for Aisha and her daughter and paying for anything. No intentions of speaking to her family and never having kids with her. This when Aisha asks for a divorce.

Shout out to Daniel Haqiqatjou for being a married man. These bachelor dawah bros are a risky investment. They 9/10 will get lost in the sauce of clout and slip up.

 

[_Yusuf_]

Aisha (not her real name) who’s a single mom of 1 met Mohammed hijab at a Dawah event that was organized by an Islamic Institute. After getting to know each other at this event, she revealed that she was in the process of getting a divorce. Mohammed hijab said that he works for an Islamic council and if she needed help in salvaging her marriage he’d be more than happy to assist in doing so with the council’s guidance. They exchange contact information at this event.

Fast forward, Aisha’s divorce is finalized and Hijab starts hinting that he is interested in her and wants to marry her. Aisha mentioned that they were neighbors so he knew about her struggles as a single mom. In their talking stage, Hijab would Constantly reaffirm her that he would never be anything like her ex husband and he’s a good father to his children with his first wife.

Hijab then ghosts Aisha for about 8 months after he formally asked her to be his wife. She mentions being sad, confused about him ghosting her because she fell for him.

After a while Hijab returns and apologizes to Aisha for ghosting her. Hijab said he was dealing with personal stuff and marriage at the time wasn’t ideal for him. He says he is ready now though and wants to get on with the marriage process quickly.

Aisha says she wants Hijab to talk to her father and ask for his permission for her hand in marriage. Hijab rejects meeting Aisha’s father and says he’s unable to meet him for personal reasons.

Hijab suggests meeting the father on a zoom call and says it’s halal. Hijab says he will not show his face on the Zoom call. The zoom call takes place and the father gives his blessings for the marriage to proceed. Hijab makes a promise to the father Aisha and her child we’ll be taken care of and they will be in good hands. Hijab also promises that he will be meeting the family of Aisha in person later on.

Some time after the Nikah is consummated, Hijab’s persona changes. Hijab changes his mind on meeting Aisha’s family and says he’s not islamically obligated to meet them, ever.

Hijab also changed his mind on having a traditional marriage with Aisha and said he only wants a sex marriage moving forward, strictly confined to hotel rooms. So they won’t be living together in one family home and if he wants sex they will be meeting in hotels.

Hijab says he never had any intentions of providing for Aisha and her daughter and paying for anything. No intentions of speaking to her family and never having kids with her. This when Aisha asks for a divorce.

I also think it would be wise for both side to tell their story before coming to a conclusion on the situation.

 

[Rayaale]

What’s the difference between misyar and qudbosiiro?

 

[Mutombo]

I also think it would be wise for both side to tell their story before coming to a conclusion on the situation.

Mohammed Hijab made an AI response video from his burner account. He’s not really denying anything in this vide. If you watch first video that I posted, there’s also another woman that he was in misyar marriage with besides Aisha.

 

[Fobnimo Till I Dhimo]

What’s the point of presenting only one side of the story? If fairness and neutrality truly matter, then his response should have been shared as well. Yet, I haven’t seen a single post from any of you highlighting his side.


She’s made basic mistakes about Islam that even children with a foundational understanding would recognize as completely wrong. She claimed she saw him as a god, which is blatant shirk, said she would shake hands with the devil, and even made du'a for him and his children to get cancer. These aren’t minor slips, they raise valid concerns and make many aspects of the situation feel questionable.



Let’s also not ignore the fact that he has many enemies, largely because of the work he does for the religion. A quick look on YouTube shows the kinds of people capitalizing on this controversy, using sensationalist, clickbait titles to exploit the situation and push their own agendas.


If he is truly guilty of what she’s accusing him of, then the truth will eventually come out. It shouldn’t be difficult for her to provide solid evidence to put this case to rest, and he will be held accountable by the Almighty. But until such evidence is presented, there’s simply nothing to go on, and we should be cautious about rushing to judgment.



It’s one of those rare moments where Islamophobes, ex-Muslims, Muslims, and feminist groups have all united across the internet over this case,despite there being a serious lack of evidence.





His response

 

[_Yusuf_]

Wow I like her accent. Poor lady I would've never have did her like that. She seems like a fine single mother. Respectable lady and she has a daughter weirdly I am most receptable to marry a single mother if she only has a daughter. Don't ask me why I don't know tbh it's instinct. Maybe it's because of my clan mind set.

 

[novanova]

What’s the point of presenting only one side of the story? If fairness and neutrality truly matter, then his response should have been shared as well. Yet, I haven’t seen a single post from any of you highlighting his side.


She’s made basic mistakes about Islam that even children with a foundational understanding would recognize as completely wrong. She claimed she saw him as a god, which is blatant shirk, said she would shake hands with the devil, and even made du'a for him and his children to get cancer. These aren’t minor slips, they raise valid concerns and make many aspects of the situation feel questionable.



Let’s also not ignore the fact that he has many enemies, largely because of the work he does for the religion. A quick look on YouTube shows the kinds of people capitalizing on this controversy, using sensationalist, clickbait titles to exploit the situation and push their own agendas.


If he is truly guilty of what she’s accusing him of, then the truth will eventually come out. It shouldn’t be difficult for her to provide solid evidence to put this case to rest, and he will be held accountable by the Almighty. But until such evidence is presented, there’s simply nothing to go on, and we should be cautious about rushing to judgment.



It’s one of those rare moments where Islamophobes, ex-Muslims, Muslims, and feminist groups have all united across the internet over this case,despite there being a serious lack of evidence.





His response

What work does he do for the religion?

 

[Fobnimo Till I Dhimo]

What work does he do for the religion?

Are you really asking that question?