Do you have to wear hijab during ramadan?
best if you do
RAMADAN: explain to me why I should wear the hijab?
First off, its an interpretation of the Quran that people have. It doesn't say set in stone, that women should wear the hijab. The Quran does state that modesty and not bringing attention to yourself is good, especially for women. I used to wear the hijab, however it brought a lot of attention to me and people gave me dirty stares and made weird remarks. One can dress modestly, and cover themselves up, and keep attention away from them without wearing a scarf on my head. I mean maybe men in the Middle East get horny over a girl's hair, but here in the USA, they don't get "seduced" by seeing your hair. And if they do get an erection from seeing a woman's hair, then they need to see a therapist and get some mental help. So explain to me why else I should wear a hijab, seeing as though it is technically pointless.
What should I do? Ramadan always makes me feel absolutely terrible and there's no way for me to fix it.
Well , I’m muslim and I come from a muslim family , and my mother didn’t want me to wear the hijab , she kept on trying to get me to stop wearing it for 3 years . Just yesterday , my father was all like “Hijab is stupid , IDK why you girls wear it .”I just ignore them , I chose to wear that scarf and that’s it , nobody’s got a say in it .In your case , dear sister , don’t feel like you’re not a good muslim or anything , not wearing the hijab doesn’t mean that you aren’t a good believer , it’s okay . There are far more important things than hijab after all . There are many girls who don’t wear hijab and are better than girls who wear it (I remember hearing of some older woman who wore the hijab in the city I study in , just as some sort of a cover because she is prostitute :3 ).Just focus on good deeds and enjoy your ramadan , I’m sure some day you’ll be able to wear it . My best guess is that you are under 18 and leaving with your parents , right ? If yes , then don’t worry , once you’re 18 and you move out for college , you’ll be able to chose as you like .Ramadan mubarak said .
Can Muslims wear jewelry during ramadan?
Of course you can wear jewellery!Fasting is a period of discipline whereby the abstinence from sex, food and drink (aren’t they all the same thing?) during the dawn to dusk cycle is only the tip of the iceberg in the development of piety and the devotion to God’s commands for that one month, whether the days are long as in the summer or short as in the winter or consistent as at the equator!The training of one’s mind and the submission of one’s will to go against the most natural of bodily demands for short periods of time, like interval training is the real discipline and benefit of Ramadaan.Of course, the greater focus on charity, study of Qur-aan and neighbourly goodwill/kith and kinship that is also exhibited and enhanced during Ramadaan is significant as part of the entire Ramadaan package. One should exit Ramadaan a better person and more focused than when one entered it.The wearing of jewellery is not prohibited but if you know that your jewellery makes you prideful and patronizing towards others who are not as fortunate as you are, then maybe you need to be less so, and if that means wearing less jewellery, then maybe that is what you should do! You may even go so far as to give it away or sell it and give the money to charity!But that is personal choice and not a fard or even sunnah! If your jewellery makes you feel good as a person, then there is certainly no harm in wearing it and enjoying it.
Ramadan: As a Hijab do you always feel segregated?
I don't understand how hijab or burka can make men back off. If one thinks that Hijab protects modesty and tells people to back off then I have a simple fact. In India which has been in news for RAPES, more than 50% of the people convicted of rape are muslims. What is more astonishing is that more than 48% victims raped were in Hijabs/burkas. I personally find it weird to talk to muslim women who wear full veil. Sorry but I feel as if I am talking to a black tent. I have heard muslims say that there are no restrictions on religion. If that is true then that also means that you can define modesty your own standards. Wearing Hijab is a practice that started in Arabia and it is present in Arabia for a reason(to protect against sand). Similar is true for their men's clothing. The quran merely mentions that women should wear modestly. So it depends on how you define modestly.
Is it ok for me to take off my hijab just to take a graduation photo?
there might be strangers in the room where they will be taking photos, or i may be alone with only my mother but the photographer will be a stranger for sure so i dont know :( i dont want to make this hard on myself, its stressing me out too much and i cant focus on my school work and am a bit depressed i already had difficult time with parents when i wanted to wear it, alhamdulillah thanks to God they started to be OK with it but now my moms insisting i dont wear it on grad photo day. its really stressing me out all the demands.
My dad wants me to stop wearing hijab?
I reverted to Islam in 2011, alhamdulillah. I'm 17 years old, I'm currently living with my father. Lately he has been asking me to dress 'regular', even though I already dress 'regular' I just do it with hijab. He thinks that one day someone ignorant might say something and he will have to 'defend my honor' and end up fighting and getting into jail all because of my hijab. He seems really uncomfortable when we go places together while I'm wearing hijab because he thinks people are looking at him funny/ looking at me funny. He's been asking this of me for the last year and a half. A couple weeks ago we were going to ride bike to the pet store together and he asked if I can just wear a baseball cap. He always asks me if i can just wear a regular hat or something, and i always tell him no. I think he has a girlfriend and I'm starting to feel that he's asking me this again because he's ashamed to show me to his girlfriend. That's just a feeling I have though. He thinks he's giving me advice and he gets angry at me because I won't listen to him, and he accuses me of being selfish, stubborn and inconsiderate because I don't listen to him and because 'I don't think about how my hijab effects everyone around me'. -____- . It's Ramadan now, I don't want to take off my hijab and pile up on bad deeds all because of my dad. How should I handle this situation?
Is it okay to open hijab for one day or during occasions?
What is your Niyah (Intention) to wear it for a single day or During Occasion, for whom you are wearing it? Remember if you are Muslim and have faith in Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H) as Allah’s messenger then believe all your action will be looked into based on your niyat. If niyat is right then you shall be rewarded accordingly but niyat is wrong then it is as good as sin irrespective of how noble is the act.For any noble act when Niyat is not to seek Allah’s pleasure then it is a grave sin.I don’t know what is in your heart, evaluate what you want to seek by occasional wearing accordingly take a decision.May Allah (S.W.T) make it easy for you and me to attain his pleasure in all our act.