I cant wait till hijabi phase is done

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Hmohamed54

Wallahi some of these women ruined the hijab and turned it into a fetish. I wouldn’t mind my daughter not wear it because of how some guys view it now (kuffar and muslims). It’s disgusting, go on reddit and tiktok and you will see what I’m talking about.
 
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Yeah they turned into a fetish. My mother didn't wear the hijab until she was 28. If I have daughters I don't think I will force them to wear it, the Quran doesn't mandate it
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anon2 said:
Yeah they turned into a fetish. My mother didn't wear the hijab until she was 28. If I have daughters I don't think I will force them to wear it, the Quran doesn't mandate it
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The Hijab is obligatory in the Quran and Sunnah. Scholars unanimously agree that a woman who doesn’t cover her hair and dresses immodestly is sinful.
 
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Abu Ash’ari said:
The Hijab is obligatory in the Quran and Sunnah. Scholars unanimously agree that a woman who doesn’t cover her hair and dresses immodestly is sinful.
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depending on which interruption? Which verse in the Quran mandate the Hijab/Head covering? It mandates "clothing of righteousness" but nothing about head covering specifically. The word Hijab, I don't believe is even mentioned in the Quran. As for scholars unanimously agreeing, that is not true. An entire school of thought, Maliki agrees that prayer can even be accepted without covering your awrah. The things you are saying, I don't disagree with nor do I agree with but they sound like words of a Salafist. Salafist has no place in our culture, not has it ever.
 
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depending on which interruption? Which verse in the Quran mandate the Hijab/Head covering? It mandates "clothing of righteousness" but nothing about head covering specifically. The word Hijab, I don't believe is even mentioned in the Quran. As for scholars unanimously agreeing, that is not true. An entire school of thought, Maliki agrees that prayer can even be accepted without covering your awrah. The things you are saying, I don't disagree with nor do I agree with but they sound like words of a Salafist. Salafist has no place in our culture, not has it ever.
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I don’t have the time to write an essay but the Hijab being obligatory is something that not a single scholar until the modern period disagrees with and not a single reputable contemporary scholar disagrees either. The only ones that disagree are liberal Muslims, deviants and heretics. The only difference of opinion that exists between the scholars is on minor details such as covering the face or the feet, however they all agree upon the basics requirements of the Hijab (she must cover her hair, she must not wear tight clothes etc). Also this isn’t only a Salafi opinion, all Sunnis and even the Shia’s agree that an Adult woman is obligated to cover her hair and dress modestly.
 
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anon2 said:
depending on which interruption? Which verse in the Quran mandate the Hijab/Head covering? It mandates "clothing of righteousness" but nothing about head covering specifically. The word Hijab, I don't believe is even mentioned in the Quran. As for scholars unanimously agreeing, that is not true. An entire school of thought, Maliki agrees that prayer can even be accepted without covering your awrah. The things you are saying, I don't disagree with nor do I agree with but they sound like words of a Salafist. Salafist has no place in our culture, not has it ever.
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next ur going to tell us praying 5 times a day is not obligatory
absolute clown
 
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