muslims women??

Question

i asked this question before but only got answers referring to why women wear the vail...... what do feel when high profile muslim women such as queen of jordan Rania Al-Abdullah speak aganist it?? do you agree or do you feel they are atacking

i mean she wears normal western clothes... short sleeves, short dresses....... i personally think she dresses great with alot of elegance but i want to know what muslim women think

Answer 1

Each person has there own beliefs. Perhaps she is vain, perhaps she wants to fit in on the international stage. It seems everyone accepts muslims women better if they throw off the hijab. God knows and it is Him to judge. I don't think there is any muslim queen that wears it. She would deffinitely make a good role model though. Royalty tends to be westernized ...they usually study in the west etc...You should read the book about the woman who grew up in the royal family in Morocco...I forget what the book is called. For some women hijab is an extremely hard thing to do.

Just think, if she did wear it the whole world would say that Jordan's Royal Family are extremists and they are trying to get all of Jordan to wear the veil etc...etc..etc...

Check out the link below...I think you might find it interesting.

Answer 2

That the veiled Muslim woman by all means should be regarded as oppressed is a myth that ought to be killed.

Many people are scandalized by the veil, but only few seek an explanation from the Muslim woman herself; her voice is often overheard in this matter. If she is asked, on the other hand, the veil represents freedom and dignity.

O Prophet! say to your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers that they let down upon them their over-garments; this will be more proper, that they may be known, and thus they will not be given trouble; and Allah is Forgiving, Merciful.
(Sura 33, 59)

Say to the believing men that they cast down their looks and guard their private parts; that is purer for them; surely Allah is Aware of what they do.

And say to the believing women that they cast down their looks and guard their private parts and do not display their ornaments except what appears thereof, and let them wear their head-coverings over their bosoms, and not display their ornaments except to their husbands or their fathers, or the fathers of their husbands, or their sons...
(Sura 24, 30-31)

In the Quran, the term hijab is used of the attire of the Muslim woman as a whole, but also includes the way she lives and acts. In everyday language it often only refers to the veil or scarf itself which must cover the head and chest.

This is, so to speak, the exterior sign of the way of life of the Muslim woman, but you also speak of having hijab in ears, tongue and heart.

Here there is no reference to a specific veil, but to a suitable behaviour in accordance with the precepts of Islam.

This prevents her from hearing, speaking or feeling negative things of other people.

Hijab is derived from the Arabic word hajaba, which means to conceal or to prevent from being seen.

The garb must be loose and opaque and must be worn, whenever the women either leaves the house, or whenever male visitors not belonging to the family are received.

Only the hands and face may, according to the prophet Mohammed, be visible, but this point is rather controversial. Some also choose to cover these parts of the body, but more often than not this is the result of the personal choice of the individual woman.


As for your question about the queen

She said, 'Surely, the kings, when they enter a country, despoil it, and turn the highest of its people into the lowest. And thus they always do;

Holy Quran

Answer 3

There is no force in Islam, no pressure to do something that you do not wish to do. Therefore it is a womans choice whether or not she wishes to wear a 'hijab' or not. Everyone is reponsible for their own actions, therefore Queen Rania is responsible for what she says and does and it's her own problem if she has something against it. I am a Muslim and I don't wear hijab. I dress modestly and I would like to wear a hijab in the near future, and that is my own personal decision that I face.

Just remember that in the pre-Islamic times in Mecca and also in Jerusaleum pre-Jesus, the women wore 'hijabs'. The perfect examples are Mary, mother of Jesus and Mary Magdalene.

Answer 4

Heres some links

The levels of clothing

Clothing has three levels:

1. Obligatory. This is covering one’s nakedness, and warding off the harms of heat and cold…

2. Recommended. This is wearing beautiful clothing, in order to look good and adorn oneself, displaying the blessings of Allah.

3. Prohibited. This is dressing out of haughtiness and arrogance.” [Zayn al-Din al-Razi, Tuhftat al-Muluk, 277, Dar al-Basha’ir al-Islamiyya ed.]

And Allah alone gives success.

Answer 5

I would say It's part of the muslim cultural to wear the vail. I don't know about th woman you're talking about. Personally, I don't think I have a preference for the vail.

Answer 6

Being a individual qualified in Islamic analyze, i could prefer to describe that Muslim women people are exempted from non secular responsibilities in the process the menstruation. This rule extremely relieves women people from having to maintain the 5 daily prayers, fasting and different responsibilities on a similar time as she is interior the uncomfortable actual difficulty of menstruation. How can one think of a woman being requested to rapid in this occasion? i ought to make clean, even regardless of the undeniable fact that, that some people generalize and restrict all styles of "prayers". The ritual prayer in Islam is talked approximately as "salat" and it must be completed 5 situations an afternoon in a undeniable way. This "salat" isn't required from women people for the period of their menstruation. The English be conscious "prayer" is extra conventional than the Islamic "salat", and can contain different styles of prayers like the supplication that one does any time of the day, and while not having to do the rituals of the Islamic "salat". this variety of prayers isn't prohibited for women people. In different words, menstruating women people can save praying to God, speaking to Him, praising Him, inquiring for His love and forgiveness, yet without doing it in a ritual "salat." The "submission" website isn't an Islamic website. It belongs to a sect that replaced into created by "Rashad Khalifa", a Christian Egyptian who claimed that he replaced into Muslim, then made an excellent exposure some fake discovery talked approximately as the "numerical miracle of the Quran". interior a similar e book he claimed that he defined the remarkable date of the tip of the worldwide, which completely contradicts what the Quran and the Sunna pontificate. Later his actuality replaced into got here upon. He additionally claimed that the Sunnah isn't part of Islamic regulation and that we don't ought to stick to it, so as this is why his sect is truthfully exterior Islam. desire this makes issues clean. Salaam-peace.

Answer 7

its her choice if she doesnt want to wear the veil, idc if other people wear it, but im against it cuz i dont think women should change their lifestyles when guys are the jerky perves. why should we loose any chance of wearing a baithing suit because guys want to look at the paris wannabes? guys are given the escuse they cant control their pervertedness, yet people expect gay guys to control their feeling for guys. hipicrits. there are gay guys that can why cant perves? there are guys out there taught to respect women what makes these spoiled bratty ones any different?

Answer 8

we do it for the respect of God and for the sake of God, now Mrs queen Rania has a problem or not with the veil that's her problem. she is a human being like everyone, she gives birth, go to the bathroom, eats and drinks. what i care most is what God think of me. but she didn't talked about those women who dress naked on the street rather than attacking women who fear God. at least their are women who fear God in this life and time.

Answer 9

I am a muslim woman, and i wear hijab
no one push me to wear it
when i get my first menstruation, my mom said
that in sight of Allah, i have been adult, and i have to responsible to everything that i do.
then my mom said, that Allah orders Muslim women to wear hijab, then it's up to me, will i wear or not. I know the consequence of those choices.
I didn't wear hijab in the first menstruation, but 3 years after that.
My family never push me to do anything, they just reminds me, what Allah's order.
then when i was 18 i decided to wear hijab.
and i wear it until today
I like to wear it, And i try to look modest, even i wear muslima clothes, coz i don't want non Muslims see that islam is bad, dirty, and something like that.
And I am happy now coz Muslima clothing becomes trend in my country (Indonesia). Every girls can find the latest model of Muslima clothes in classy boutiqe. And Many Muslima becomes happy to wear it.

Answer 10

Queen of Jordan is not a roll model for a Muslim woman. she shall face her fate!