Why should I use Hijaab? ALLAH ordered Muslim women to use Hijaab when they leave the security of their homes or when they are in the presence of strange men, that includes the photos. When you publish any photos, whether in your status, your profile or feed, on any social network, because people, particularly strange men see your image displaying some part of the body, is a great sin. At first it is unadvisable to publish your photos, but if you choose to do so, maintain the obligation to cover your body. For the ALTHYSSYM says: “Tell those who believe to recant their eyes, to preserve their modesty, and not to show their attractiveness, besides those who (usually) appear (i.e. hands and face).” (Qur'an 24:31) Although covering the body, it is important to note that the clothing is not tight, short or transparent. For he also says: “O Prophet, tell your wives, your daughters, and the women of the believers that (when they go out) they will cover themselves with their jalabib (i.e. plural of hijab – clothing covering the whole body, except hands and face)”. (Qur'an 33:59) The Messenger of ALLAH said: “Al- Therefore, we see that the Hijaab of the Muslim woman has a quality that understands of haya (modesty). Using hijaab is a source of great goods for you, my dear sister, for many reasons. Among them: 1. Satisfy Allah. She (the Muslim woman) is obeying the commands of her Lord when she uses the hijaab and can expect great rewards back. 2. It's Allah's protection from your natural beauty. You are too precious to “be on display” for every man to see you. 3. It is Allah's preservation for your chastity. 4. Allah purifies the heart and mind through the hijaab. 5. Allah embellishes your inner and outer attitude with the hijaab. Your hijaab outwardly reflects innocence, purity, modesty, shyness, serenity, contentment, and obedience to their Lord. Inside you grow the same. 6. Allah defines your femininity through the hijaab. You're a woman who respects your condition as a woman. Allah wants you to be respected by others, and to respect yourself. 7. Allah increases your dignity. When a strange man looks at you, he respects you because he sees that you respect yourself. 8. Allah protects your honor 100% through hijaab. Men don't look at you in a sexy way, or approach you in a sensual way, or talk to you in a sensual way. On the contrary, a man keeps you in high esteem and only through a look at you! 9. Allah gives you nobility through the hijaab. You're noble and not degraded because you're covered and not naked. 10. Allah demonstrates your equality as a Muslim woman through hijaab. Your Lord gives you the same value as your male partner *[i.e. “the pure ones (the virtuous women) are for the pure ones (the virtuous men) and the pure are for the pure ones. Qur'an 24:26]*And it gives you a series of beautiful rights and freedoms. You express your acceptance of these exclusive rights using your hijaab. 11. Allah defines your role as a Muslim woman through the hijaab. You're someone with important tasks. You're a reflection of a woman of action not useless laziness. You demonstrate your sense of direction and purpose through your hijaab. You're someone people take seriously. 12. Allah expresses your independence through your hijaab. You are clearly stating that you are an obedient servant of the Greatest Master. You will not obey anyone else and you will not go any other way. You are not a slave to any man, nor a slave to any nation. You are free and independent of all man-made systems. 13. Allah gives you freedom of movement and expression through the hijaab. Your hijaab gives you a unique trust. 14. Allah wants others to treat you as – a Muslim woman – with kindness. And the hijaab brings the best treatment of people towards you. 15. Allah wants your beauty to be preserved and saved for only one man to enjoy it – your husband. 16. Allah helps you enjoy a good marriage through using the hijaab. Because you keep your beauty only for a man alone, your husband's love for you increases, he's more careful, he respects you more and honors you more. So your hijaab contributes to a good marriage and a lasting relationship. 17. Allah brings peace and stability in society through the hijaab! Yes, that's true! Men do not cause corruption through forming illegal relationships because you – the Muslim woman – calm their passions. When a man looks at you, he feels comfortable, not tempted to fornicate... Therefore the Muslim woman with hijaab is worthy, not dishonored, noble, not degraded, freed, not subjugated, purified, not dirty, independent, not a slave, protected, not exposed, respected, not a source of laughter, confidant, not insecure, obedient, not sinful, a pearl guarded... Dear Muslim sister! Come to the gates of Paradise with us! Do your duties to Allah, put on your adornment – put on your hijaab, and run to al-Jannah (the Paradise) doing all good deeds. You must now agree that using hijaab is extremely beneficial – it has to be – because Allah only commands what is good... ...and believe me dear sister, it is good to obey the commands of your Lord... "His reward with his Lord is the Gardens of Eden, beneath which rivers flow; where they shall abide forever. Allah will be pleased with them, and they will be satisfied with Him. This is for those who fear their Lord.” [Surat al-Bayyinah 98:8] == sync, corrected by elderman == Original text (English): www.troid.org #Conselho
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When nobody's looking... You have the freedom to disobey Allah as much as you wish. The world would continue to applaud you, believing in your devotion. But that's exactly where your true self reveals itself. When nobody's looking... You choose righteousness. You understand that the admiration of others is fragile, but Allah's gaze is eternal. You do not seek approval from people; you seek Divine acceptance. If your worship intensifies in privacy, away from compliments and cameras, then your faith is genuine. This is the path that drives you away from hypocrisy and puts you in the select group of Allah's friends. #Inspiração
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