I had a reader ask me the following question: Where are your sources for promoting women to wear colours when the scholars say dark colours are best?My Answer Part I: http://www.youtube.com/user/Pixieilovehishma#play/uploads/4/xiOnyK_YYp8
My Answer Part II: http://www.youtube.com/user/Pixieilovehishma#play/uploads/3/eMXzzgCxRg8
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Oh my days, i totally loooooved the pink all-over-body-except-the-eyes khimar (didnt know wut else to call it lol)
And Pixie!!!!!How did i manage to miss out youve got your own youtube channel huh?youve got some explainin too doooo missy :PPP
I love your new video blog!
Keep up the good work your videos were brilliant! And btw that pink niqab is waaaaaay cute!
i love your video blogs! you are so cute and modest in them! mashallah.
JazakAllah kheir for posting this! I'm so tired of hearing sisters say that women can't wear colour- I'm sure the sisters have the best of intentions, but it's just NOT true!
By the way, that niqab is so cute! I love the beads along the top- did you add those yourself?
Cheers!
MashaAllam for this post and this vlog.
People REALLY need to understand the separation between one country's culture, and what Islam actually is.
I wear all black abaya out of convenience of matching my colorful hijabs to it, and the "gemtle" cold water wash cycles in the machine.
I really appreciate your constant efforts to share true Islam with people with proof given, instead of some of the Friday Night Fatwas some people present. You're doing a really good deed, giving good dawah. May Allah reward your efforts and be pleased with you. Ameen.
Okay, this is only vaguely (tangentially) related to this post, but it was the closest one I could find for being 'on topic'.
A friend of mine who is a niqabi but not Muslim went into a new Islamic clothing store where she lives the other day wearing a red niqab, and was reacted to very strangely, then, the owner explained to her:
"The lady (in a very sweet way, bless her) told me that a red niqab means a declaration of war, that all the men are dead or severely wounded, and that the women are to prepare themselves to fight in any way necessary."
She was embarrassed and, of course, she'd never heard this before. I suggested it might be cultural, but thought to ask you if you'd ever heard of this before? Obviously you know much more about niqab than either of us.
Thanks,
Amber