so you're thinking of taking the hijab off...

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  @athanankiwii · 1 year ago

  I'm an atheist who enjoys listening to people talk about something they are really passionate about, and giiiirl, you gave me some good advice

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  @r............................. · 1 year ago

  Best thing said in the video :<br><br>&quot;Allah already has the best version of you prepared for you , you just actually have to follow his obligations&quot;

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• KO

  @kora.yyx1 · 1 year ago

  The mic setup on the spoon😭✋-

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  @BlueAsmr2 · 1 year ago

  This title scrared me. No one in my family wears Hijab I am pakistani living in Canada. All my life I have been fashionable but MODEST Fashion. Mini skirt with leggings type of fashion. But I also pray, fast and back of the mind I always had this thing that I have to start wearing Hijab. I am 27 unmarried. My family is supportive but they say think wisely as it would be wrong to take it off after starting it. One night I was sleeping and I kept on getting thoughts that you don&apos;t know if you will wake up tomorrow it&apos;s now or never. So the next morning, i didn&apos;t think twice and started hijab and it&apos;s been 5 months to this journey. I am going through proposals hunt and sometimes I think somw guys don&apos;t like hijab. And sometimes I think if I started too early maybe I should have waited till marriage. But the battle in my mind keep on getting stronger but I know Im firm on this Allah will bring a man to my life who will accept me with my hijab 😊

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  @Sidra_Asghar · 1 year ago (edited)

  I am a born and raised white Muslim woman. My mother converted to Islam many years ago from Catholicsm. I spent many years studying my faith and now I started wearing the hijab two years ago. Best decision I ever made! I now occasionally wear the abaya and khimar to the masjid.

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  @nour5893 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I am going to wear Hijab soon and you&apos;re one of the people who inspried me with your videos! thank you so much FARAH!

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  @Fay3- · 1 year ago

  I took it off for a month this year after wearing it my whole life because I had enough of feeling “ugly” and looking different from everyone else. I noticed the only difference was that you get a bit more attention from men, and that’s all😂 I didn’t feel any prettier, I missed being a hijabi and seeing other girls in hijab made me miss it even more so I just put it back on. I feel I did have to go on that journey though because otherwise I’d always be thinking “what if” but now I’m sure I want it on.

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  @Prettylittlething145 · 1 year ago

  omg yessss i’ll buy the prayer gown!!! 😭😭

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  @SunnieBunnie9752 · 8 months ago

  Not a Muslim, but a veiling Christian woman who dresses modestly. I greatly enjoy your content and I think you are a good influence for women everywhere. God bless you 💖💖💖

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  @hhamnaai · 1 year ago (edited)

  This is such an important topic!!! Current muslim influencers don&apos;t help either. <br><br>They&apos;ll give &quot;hijab tutorials&quot; but it&apos;ll be with the neck exposed or baby hairs out. Of course they look very pretty allahummabarik don&apos;t get me wrong. But as a hijabi, these influencers influenced me from full hijab to &quot;loose around the neck hijab&quot; to &quot;baby hairs out hijab&quot; and then at one point I really wanted to take it off but I was reminded as to who I wore it for, and it was for Allah. <br><br>I&apos;m scared that this new generation won&apos;t understand what true hijab is and the difference between hijab and headscarf just because of what they see on social media... ladies please don&apos;t get influenced just to fit into the new norm of hijab. Collectively we must remember the purpose of hijab and it&apos;s not for beautification<br><br>edit: something that helps is realising all these influencers at some point have posted a reel of them praying and they&apos;ve wrapped their hijab on properly. shows that even they know it&apos;s wrong. why follow someone who knows what they do is wrong? they get the sin for it and you&apos;ll also get it for any woman who sees you and gets influenced by you :/ a sad reality

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  @us3r1100 · 1 year ago

  if any brothers or sisters are reading this, please make sincere dua for me. hijab is truly my hardest test and I’m struggling with extreme burnout. I’ve put it on and taken it off multiple times please make dua for me and for Allah to make my hijab journey easy. May Allah reward you

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  @lorenaquintero1074 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m a Latin woman who grew up in a Christian/Evangelic family (I don&apos;t identify myself as one) and I&apos;ve never wore a hijab &nbsp;yet I eat this up fully, at a point I even cried lol— it&apos;s the way you talk about purpose through your personal projects and how they reflect your values/pillars, how being closer to you brings you closer to the creator... you have this way of conveying very grandiose messages in a very comprehensive way (yes, I did laughed a lot as well) <br><br>Ty for this, keep it up!

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