Muslim Teen Asks Dad If She Could Remove Her Hijab, And His Response Is Brilliant

wish you could one day!

Don't lose hope. One day you'll be able to do what you want and wear waht you want.

one day!!!

/pats you

good days are coming ... همیشه امیدوار باش

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looky you not living in the USA, otherwise it wont just be your hijab you be taking off :-)

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So sorry for you. Jesus loves you.

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why are you wearing hijab if not ot protect ur self & to make allah satesfied ? !! the number 1 reason yo ushould wear hijab is for ALLAH or else don't wear it because yo ufear people or socity if you don't fear allah !

She is not wearing it for ANYONE because she's required to, not even for God. She wears it out of reverence and respect for herself, for her religion, and her God. Some Christian and Jewish women wear head coverings out of respect and reverence, Islam is no different. It is no different then some women wearing skirts to church out of respect, or some men not shaving their beards, or men taking off their hats when they enter a church. No one is forcing them, their holy book doesn't demand it, they do it by choice out of respect.

The Koran does mention to cover up. it is in Sura Nisa. Have a look

Women wear hijabs to symbolize modesty. They also wear it so when someone looks at them, they can't see their hair and some of their face, and they (women who wear a hijab) are valued for their intelligence, not their looks. While the Qur'an doesn't say anything, it mentions modesty and respect for yourself and your body A LOT. Hey, downvote me all you want, I'm just providing fact.

I guess the point of this post is that not every muslim woman is forced to wear hidjab, so you shouldn't assume that like the girl in the chatgroup did

Excuse me. Read Surah An-Nisaa in AlQuran, if you please. thank you.

I don't think that you understand how religions, belief-systems, work. Not everything believed and/or practiced in a given creed is written in the text of it's bible. Some things are general, like the importance of modesty. It is then how each culture believes that modesty should be manifested through clothing and/or speech, action... Trying to devalue Lamyaa's post about her father's love by stating that many others don't have experiences that are as positive, is not only irrelevant to her post, which you mocked due to lack of education, but is a very petty and immature thing to tell someone. Just saying. Just an Orthodox Jewish Rabbi's opinion.

You don't think her father is part of society, or that his opinion matters to her?

There are a lot of Christian teachings that require or advise women to cover their heads. Some while in church, some at all times. In all paintings and on all statues the Virgin Mary's head is always covered. Most of these teachings are now ignored in the USA. Head covering was required in the Catholic church when I was growing up. Easter Sunday was nice because it was warm after a cold winter and most of the women and girls had new outfits including pretty hats.

no hate but this post was meant to show the racism and stupidity of people nowadays she wasn't trying to represent anybody but was trying to prove that women should be what the want

I don't think she said it did. She said "SHE is. This is So messed up. As long as she Respects this Country and lives by Our Laws. I see no problem. Yes, I Would like to see her take it off. But that is her decision to makeask her father pointed out. So let's don't be Blowing this up into something.

Quran 33:59 asks women to wear Burqa (not only Hijab) to avoid Abuse. Follow me on X/twitter at: learn_truth786

Quran 33:59 says: "bring down over themselves of their outer garments", so it talks about Burqa, not a mere Hijab. Also same verse says: "and not be abused". So wear Burqa to avoid being abused. This is the Perfect Book of Alla, to be followed exactly till eternity says.

This is from the Noble Quran Hijab-60b4...07-png.jpg

as far as you know ? well apparently you dont know much, and the little you know is misinformation they shoved you so... save us your opinion lol

Or the bible !! Both the Koran and the bible is fiction!! All made up lol n all hypocrites honestly religion is the reason evil exists on people n country’s ,no one should be forced to wear anything for a fictional person should they or indeed ANYONE !!

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it is mentioend i nthe koran thta women should wear it !! & even if it wasn't & i knew for fact that the prophet said so i'd also belive him because he is the messenger of allah . . AND it is also mentioned in the bible that women should wear scarf /hijab !! as mary (mother of jesus peace be upon him) did because she wore it !! & it is also mentioned in the bible that women should wear it or else they have to shave thier heads HOWEVER islam complets the religions that came befor so women don't have to shave thier heads if they don't wear hijab . . . they take full responsibility of what to do with thierselves . . .if they chose to disobey allah . .allah is the only one with the ability to judge them

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Shut the f**k up , and stop talking about things u dont know about pls

The previous reply was incorrect, in reality you would be beating yourself up, then the harasser up, then (if it applies, as in my case, it does) the therapist up. I agree with the article that Cybernetic harassment is ignorant, insensitive, and possibly trolling.

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I am guessing, if you are a Muslim and your child is a girl, according to Sharia, you would be beating your daughter.

It was to prove a point to the stranger who berated her that her dad would not beat her if she chose to take it off. Living in a country where she is not forced to, she was just trying to say that she wears it for herself, not becuase anyone in her life is pressuring her too. :)

That is due to education. Something that goes against what is usual and standard for someone does depend, on a child's way, from parents' approval. ESPECCIALY when someone else refers so. Now imagine one of your daughters aqquitances is provoquing her to go to school with a miniskirt and no underwear. What would you do if she decided to go, even if just to prove she could? Would you be ok with it? Would you just let her? Would you trust so much on your 6yo sense of right and wrong that you just knew she was only doing that out of a bet? And if so... wasn't that exactly, per se, a sign that she didn't yet had that concept in her? The girl in this story asked her parent because: - she was provoked to do so on a negation-consequence basis and -she respects her dad's authority or opinion. I don't see violence in her dad's answer... do you? So I see no fear in her.