Will you make you daughter wear a headscarf?

[Lostbox]

Read the title and vote

 

[Deleted L]

Obviously. If she doesn’t wear the Hijab then she’s not allowed to leave the house. This “i’m a grown woman and I can make my own decisions” crap won’t work in my house.

 

[CiiseMasiix]

Obviously. If she doesn’t wear the Hijab then she’s not allowed to leave the house. This “i’m a grown woman and I can make my own decisions” crap won’t work in my house.

Then stop forcing literal children to cover up for no reason.

 

[Interested]

Yes, InshaAllah.
Islamic values and obligations are non negotiable.

 

[Al-Ma'mun]

No

 

[Mac Sonkor]

When they're small obviously not but when they get older it's important to give them proper guidance, they have to wear it because they want to and they also have to understand the meaning behind it

 

[monet]

i hope everyone that says yes never become a parent

not even listening to what Islam tells you this is why we have a bad reputation, drinking alchol and m*sterbating and being a fake wanna be gangster then you force your dauther to wear a hijab? fix yourselves and dont force people

 

[Badboy4life]

Yes

 

[empressjamila]

Nah forcing never works. They just end up being a transformer hijabi (taking it off when out of parents sight) or taking it off entirely when they’re grown.

 

[TekNiKo]

Forcing is not the solution, positive re inforcement and guidance is more amicable.

 

[Velœcity]

Ofc, she is Muslim why wouldn’t she?

 

[3LetterzMM]

I’d leave that for my wife to decide since she’d prolly have more knowledge on the topic. Forcing ain’t the way to go though ik too many girls that jus take it off when they leave da house.

 

[convincation]

I’ll advise her to but it’s her decision I don’t see it as that big a deal. I wouldn’t even mind if my wife doesn’t wear it

 

[Indeed]

Yes, I won’t even let my wife leave my house without hijab let alone my daughter.

 

[Bebsi]

As a parent your responsible for your kid.

There sins are yours if you don’t teach/guide them better until they become an adult.

 

[El Nino]

You gotta first have a wife who wears the hijab and is a positive role model for your daughter.

As a young child, I will not force her to wear hijab except sometimes make her wear it to get used to it. I want her to be familiar with the hijab when she becomes a teenager so its easy for her to wear it.

You gotta be smart how you approach this, don’t want her to be a transformer.

 

[Periplus]

Hopefully, I want to create an environment in which she wants to wear the hijab (taking her to Islamic classes etc).

If she chooses not to wear it, then I have to accept that I failed in my religious education.

I won’t force it on her but maybe take her to a Muslim country on holiday to show successful hard working women that wear the hijab also.

If all else fails, then I have to accept she made her choice and that I should instead focus on her other attributes (intellect, behaviour and values).