#78 Sisters Shouldn’t Have Pictures On Their Camera Roll?! || Chai With My Bhai

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• CH

  @ChaiWithMyBhai · 3 years ago · pinned

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• SI

  @Siwahib · 3 years ago

  What the brothers are missing here is a modest Muslim woman can do anything she wants as long a it is halal. Being modest and doing what you like, using your intellectual abilities, has been the norm for Muslim women since the days of our mothers, the wives of the Prophet.

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• US

  @user-kd2kd1jr9s · 3 years ago (edited)

  I’ve commented this numerous times when dayooth are mentioned. I worked with a Muslim male who lusted after a married “hijabi” influencer. I was disgusted and told him she’s married. He said “so what?”. I’m a sister and I know how males think and what they do looking at pictures and videos of even covered women online however, I was still disgusted at the level of disrespect for someone’s wife and a Muslim sister. I’d rather remain single than marry a dayooth! These males are covering their own faces and exposing their women instead! Very worrying times indeed. May Allah grant us hidayah before He destroys us in this state. Ameen!

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• ST

  @stepstojannah8173 · 3 years ago (edited)

  When the gheera of men is gone , the haya of women is lifted

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• XI

  @ximsxims · 2 years ago (edited)

  I’m trying to understand as to why a woman is not allowed to persuit a high level education. We need muslim women who are specialized in certain field to help other muslim sisters.

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• BL

  @bloo2005 · 3 years ago

  Brother Adam is refreshing and a nice balance to the conversation. His humility and referring to the texts in arabic and clarifying certain important points is a blessing. May Allah give you all sincerity, balance, success and protection. Jazakallahu khair for tackling this epidemic.

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• OM

  @omowhanre · 3 years ago

  I’m West African and these people are super strange to me. Our grandmothers had trades and skills even though their husbands provided. It’s also not safe to have your wife uneducated, unskilled and unemployable (even as a Quran teacher). If something happens to you, she and kids will be a burden to the community. I need to hear from an African scholar.

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• UN

  @unknown55158 · 3 years ago

  The Libyan man Imran mentioned at around 10 minutes is Omar al Mukthar, The Lion of the Desert. Rahimahullah

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• MK

  @MK-qs6os · 3 years ago

  There are marriages in jeopardy bc of wives wanting an online presence. Mothers with kids. Some husbands are dead set against it and are being accused of being controlling and extreme. May Allah guide us all.

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• AD

  @ad14457 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rLE2simKqg&amp;t=1263">21:03</a> i like how this brother talks Allahuma Barik. he seems emotionally intelligent, May Allah bless them all. ameen

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• ZB

  @zbeakdruth · 3 years ago (edited)

  An example of extreme ghayrah I been through myself with my ex husband. I used to cover completely incl eyes. So one time a bit my gloves slipped down so you could see 1 cm of my skin of my hand. And then my ex husband became extremely angry and accused me of wanting to expose myself and being impure.

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• IN

  @InayahAlexia · 3 years ago

  The Prophet Peace Be Upon Him clearly said to cover the faults of one another but we now live in an era we’re people quickly make podcasts, it’s become the norm and we sit for hours talking about stuff which does not concern us and will have great accountability in the hereafter. Yet it’s justified so lightly in this lifetime. SubhanAllah.

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