A parent is allowed to raise their kids according to their religion, after the kid is an adult and out of the house, its their choice whatever they want to do.
Hijab and Somali girls
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A parent is allowed to raise their kids according to their religion, after the kid is an adult and out of the house, its their choice whatever they want to do.
How? We should make our children be used to wearing modest clothes. Western norm shouldn’t stop us from practicing our deen. Do you complain about Christian woman such as a nun wearing modest clothing which covers her head and body?
It’s not obligatory so why tf would you make your child wear it? It’s child abuse and we should all condemn it
How? Are you a muslim?
Clothes are not abuse
Agreed.
why are you looking at kids?I've seen 5 year old western Somali girls at the beach. Some of them wear jilbaabs too and most of them wear some version of the hijab where that's huge.
This kid is frolicking at the edge of the beautiful ocean on what looks like a black wet plastic bag. Why can't they just wear something normal that covers most of their body instead of a huge bac? I felt embarrassed sharing the same ethnicity with these people
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I saw kids at the beach, I saw men and women too. surprisingly I saw the sea as well, amazing right? I can see shit.
Alxamdulillah, that's how it should be everywhere
Nothing wrong with kids wearing baby hijabs. Jilbabs are crazy though, how is a little kid going to run around? They need space, freedom of movement and safe garments at that age.
This is definitely only a Somali issue. I've worked in middle eastern schools in very conservative areas and little 5 yr olds at most if they do wear hijab wear a baby one, and the rest have their hair out.
At that age, their hair isn't even awra. Nothing wrong with you encouraging them to wear a little hijab from time to time to make them feel comfortable in wearing them for when they reach puberty.
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I think maybe they (the parents) want the kids to get used to it so when it becomes waajib it won't be difficult for them to adopt
Check this link out
When should a girl observe hijab?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/islamqa.info/amp/en/answers/20475
"But the parent or guardian of a girl has to make her get used to doing the obligatory duties and avoiding haraam things before puberty, so that she will grow up with that and it will not be too hard for her to adhere to that after she reaches puberty."
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So if a girl is approaching puberty, there is the fear that her not wearing hijab may cause young men to be tempted by her or her by them. Hence in this situation her parent or guardian has to make her wear hijab so as to prevent means that may lead to evil or immorality.
The same fatwa makes it clear that is the case if she is about to approach puberty. Not 4 yr olds.
Also, we are talking about jilbabs NOT small baby hijabs.
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Islam is not based on geographical location. If you do not teach hijab from a young age, they will not wear when they grow older. The early years are the most important
Not Jilbab.
Most girls in Khaleeji countries, especially in conservative areas all wear hijab when they hit puberty. So you don't need to force a poor child to drag material that is heavier than them. There is literally no point at that age.
A baby and young child's hair is NOT awra. How are they going to play and run around with such restrictions? What about a child's safety? They are pretty clumsy at that age, and a big material is going to weigh them down.Come on, some Somalis are making their 4 yr old girls who are babies, wear a jilbab.
Like I said, this is an issue only known amongst Somalis. Other groups do not make their little kids wear massive pieces of fabric, yet their women when adults wear hijab. How about we allow little girls to have a childhood?
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I agree with you that they shouldn't be wearing it at that early age.
What has this got to do with the thread?
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It signifies that the Hijab became a cultural attire rather than a religious one for Somalis. Do you want me to post Somali prostitutes wearing jilbaabs in Mombasa and the locals fuming and complaining that they shouldn't be wearing jilbaabs if they are hookers?
