Agree that's why communication is the best.
yes exactly
okthat's the fathers fault he should not let her use the phone
Agree that's why communication is the best.
okthat's the fathers fault he should not let her use the phone
Im sorry but that seems like a big big excuse and failure. What if they dont wear hijab by the time they reach puberty after you have taught them the basic of the deen akhlaq etc?? The responsibility on yawmul qiyama is on me as her father sxb. You can teach them basics while they wear the hijab- its not one or the other. Btw, its funny how ppl nowadays seem to trivialise the hijab a piece of garment you have to be 'ready' to wear while conveniently dismissing the fact thats its fardh.6?? too young .
The problem with this and I have explained it many times on sspot, is that the hijab is so much more than hiding your hair. It's better to teach them the deen and akhlaq and when they reach puberty they can wear the hijab. Otherwise it becomes a uniform. How many hijabis are twerking on insta while wearing it ? It has lost its meaning because parents don't explain properly or they don't wait till the girl is mature enough. And you have no guarantee that she will remove it one day. It's better to teach them the basis, work on the fundamentals of the deen, show them the beauty of islam and the rest will follow.
Akhi maybe I should make her wear the hijab at early age? This is so hard man!Im sorry but that seems like a big big excuse and failure. What if they dont wear hijab by the time they reach puberty after you have taught them the basic of the deen akhlaq etc?? The responsibility on yawmul qiyama is on me as her father sxb. You can teach them basics while they wear the hijab- its not one or the other. Btw, its funny how ppl nowadays seem to trivialise the hijab a piece of garment you have to be 'ready' to wear while conveniently dismissing the fact thats its fardh.
I know many non hijabs who twerk on lives than hijabis who do so- that excuse is possibly the worst i have seen been regurgitated on social platforms these days. 'Hijabis twerk and **** around so they arent all perfect and non hijabis are pure and pray 5 times a day blablabla'. Its a coping mechanism used by non hijabis who are actually guilty of what they accuse hijabis of doing to make themsleves feel better about their haram lifestyle.
Im sorry but that seems like a big big excuse and failure. What if they dont wear hijab by the time they reach puberty after you have taught them the basic of the deen akhlaq etc?? The responsibility on yawmul qiyama is on me as her father sxb. You can teach them basics while they wear the hijab- its not one or the other. Btw, its funny how ppl nowadays seem to trivialise the hijab a piece of garment you have to be 'ready' to wear while conveniently dismissing the fact thats its fardh.
I know many non hijabs who twerk on lives than hijabis who do so- that excuse is possibly the worst i have seen been regurgitated on social platforms these days. 'Hijabis twerk and **** around so they arent all perfect and non hijabis are pure and pray 5 times a day blablabla'. Its a coping mechanism used by non hijabis who are actually guilty of what they accuse hijabis of doing to make themsleves feel better about their haram lifestyle.
When she is 5 and I will marry her off to my nephew when she is 15 just like the sahaba Masha'AllahI personally want my daughter to wear it early on so she can acclimatize to it and it can be second nature to her by the time she goes to school. I see many girls on twitter who dont wear hijabs use 'im struggling with it' as an esxcuse to get sympathy points & likes so ideally would want to avoid such a s scenario. An ideal age for me to start putting the hijab on for my daughters insahllah is around 6/7 years old as anything younger than that is weird.
Answer honestly and keep this discussion civil and to the topic pls
You cannot enforce the hijab on your daughters,
My house my rules sxb- in my house we follow the quran and sunnah to the T as the way of the Salaf. No 'choosing and deciding' bs. I have seen many girls who dont wear the hijab come on twitter and act like they are struggling with it to get a few likes and RTs and then posting a non hijab pics a few hours later. Over my dead body is that happening with my daughtersYou cannot enforce the hijab on your daughters, that’s not how it works huuno. That‘s something a girl should decide and choose for herself cuz only then she will truly wear the hijab and honor it. She shouldn’t wear it to please her parents and the muslim society. She should wear out of love for Allah swt and with conviction. Otherwise it‘s meaningless and the hijab will slip (turban style) and eventually she will take it off. Happens a lot. I grew up never wearing the hijab and decided to put it on in my late teens. Best decision of my life and it’s still properly on alhamdulillah. What you can do is convince your daughters and put the love of Allah in their hearts.
My dream is to raise them in a Muslim country akhi. So I can dirbaax them without law getting in my way.@CaliTedesse what are you gonna do if she doesn't want to wear it ma indhahaa ku dhufan or you become a dayuus
exactly so that she doesn't even have a chance to think about zina child marriage is a blessing in disguiseWhen she is 5 and I will marry her off to my nephew when she is 15 just like the sahaba Masha'Allah
Allah tells us to inform our daughters, wives and mothers to be modest and wear the hijab. The understanding within the shafi school is that you should put on the hijab for your daughters as early as possible so that they accilimatize to it.Allah SWT said when they reach puberty. which means when she has her first period. I didn't invent it.
Mash'Allah akhi, follwing the ways of the Salaf. May Allah bless you with chaste and modest daughtersWhen she is 5 and I will marry her off to my nephew when she is 15 just like the sahaba Masha'Allah
Allah tells us to inform our daughters, wives and mothers to be modest and wear the hijab. The understanding within the shafi school is that you should put on the hijab for your daughters as early as possible so that they accilimatize to it.
Hijab is a fardh and is ordained by Allah in the quran their is no running away from that
Zina only becomes prevalent when marriage is delayed or made difficult. It is the responsibility of the father to find a good husband for his daughter. The sahaba would find husbands for their daughters such as Umar RA when his Daughter Hafsa became a widowexactly so that she doesn't even have a chance to think about zina child marriage is a blessing in disguise
Exactly akhi, they try to forge that Hijab is wajib just as is not eating pork, alcohol etcShould I give my children the option to pray? What about the option to eat pork?