O Prophet! Tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw their cloaks (veils) all over their bodies (i.e. screen themselves completely except the eyes or one eye to see the way). That will be better, that they should be known (as free respectable women) so as not to be annoyed. And Allaah is Ever Oft‑Forgiving, Most Merciful. [al-Ahzaab 33:59]
West African Christian man verbally attacks Somali woman for wearing niqab
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Everywhere I go I get a different answer. Some say compulsory, some say recommended, some say expected from the Prophet's wives and not commonfolk, some say it's extra xasanat to follow their example.
how do you know that?do you know me
?I Know a lot of these niqabis who were just s in jelbab which proves my point theyre either potential Isis or hypocrit like the one we have here
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A whole lot of things in brackets.
The words يدنين عليهن translates to 'draw over themselves'. The Sahabiyyat and wives of the Prophet (SAW) acted accordingly.
I think that's the beauty of Islam, it alllows room for different views. In some madhabs it's compulsory, in others it's only a recommendation and there's no blame on the woman if she doesn't wear it. In any case, our actions are judged by our intentions. The only thing that's dambi is to deem something haraam that has been agreed upon as halaal through centuries of Islamic scholarship.
how do you know that?do you know me
I Know a lot of these niqabis who were just s in jelbab which proves my point theyre either potential Isis or hypocrit like the one we have here
You are a funny guy. s in jilbaab kulaha, tallow maad ag fadhiday marki la rogrogaayay?
I don't know you but I see you are well-acquainted with all niqaabis and their extra-curricular activities, ma habeenki aad uu so dhuumataa?
Niqab is not the problem It's their nature that I don't trust the same way I don't trust extremist. They act so righteous because they're trying compensate about their evil
That's a good niqabi she knows her place
Nothing wrong with AJ. He holds secular liberal views.
I do agree with you to an extent, some do misuse the niqab just like some exploit Islamic tenets. It isn't good to generalise them all though, the way you did at first.
He is an obvious troll who often makes ludicrous comments about Islam and Somalis for effect.
I've met many niqabis in my life, old and young,, and I swear I've never met one who works. They're unemployed because who's gonna hire someone who has their entire body covered, except eyes. I've been to many work places, never seen a niqabi work there but I've seen many hijabis work there.
I'd never ban the niqab. I 100% support the right of women to wear them. Just like I'd support Amber Rose to wear what she likes.
It's a terrible outfit though.
Good. I don't want to see such an eye sore around
That's great, but it's alright to trash them though? Bal mexee ku dhimeyn?
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