Anonymous #2 3w

Everyone is on their own journey. Islam teaches us to cover up, both men and women. Failing to do this, while it is a sin, does not stop you being a Muslim

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Anonymous OP 3w

Thank you!

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Anonymous #3 3w

God told us that there is no compulsion in religion. Not wearing the hijab is a sin and there are certain scenarios where it’s ok to advise a girl that she should wear it. Pressure is wrong, making her feel bad is wrong. That is what Islam teaches, not what I think

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Anonymous #3 3w

The Quran 33:50 says our wives have been made halal for us. As long both are consenting, what you do that’s intimate is between you and your wife. If you’re talking about women cycles then blood is impure for us

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Anonymous OP 3w

Yess awesome I have some Muslim friends and I had to argue w one of their brothers abt it, he’s younger & I think was mainly being influenced by social media interpretation rather than a healthy interpretation of the Q. & by the “not what u think” r u saying u believe all women shld wear the hijab like in a perfect world or that u think women shld be told to do so?

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Anonymous OP 3w

The main thing I said to the brother that he said made a lot of sense was that if a women is from anywhere but especially countries where wearing a hijab is required by law than I think its haram for not just the women (who really can’t have as much fault) but also the men who support such a thing Bcs that means that she is not doing it for allah but for someone else bcs she was told & made to do so. Why do u think so many ppl overlook that, mostly men tbh, do u think it’s Bcs they let the…

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Anonymous #3 3w

….Society they live in influence them & take precedence? Also I think it kinda sucks women can’t marry outside of religion but if allah is real & he actually wrote the Q then I think he may have done it bcs lineages can only be tracked down maternally & bcs women r truly the only ones who bring life into the world & maybe allah wants to preserve that 🤔

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Anonymous OP 3w

I knew it! I mentioned above that I have some Muslim friends & their brothers r honestly on smn else, I think they need better muslim guys around them that aren’t so incel. Bcs I basically said what u said & what I mentioned to u above

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Anonymous #3 3w

The purpose of the hijab is to hide your beauty. If what she is wearing shows her beauty then it’s not proper hijab. Intentions are the most important thing, everyone has their own journey

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Anonymous OP 3w

Why is beauty supposed to be hidden?

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Anonymous #2 3w

That’s the hijab. Why is not relevant, Allah tells us to hide our beauty so we do. We can make interpretations based on our limited knowledge, for example I could see the benefit that there is less temptation for people, avoiding potential of sin happening

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Anonymous #3 3w

Muslim women only being able to marry Muslim men is simple I think. Muslim women have rights within Islam, while her husband as a non Muslim is not obliged to provide those rights to her as a non Muslim. Whereas a Muslim man is able to give the Islamic rights for his wife to her regardless of her religion. Also in Islam the man is seen as the leader of the household, so the husband would take precedence over the religion of the children

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