Alhumdulillah, I have raised a son and a daughter, who are Hijabis. āA son?ā you ask in shock! Yes, a sonā¦ Hijab literally means ābarrierā, and there is the command for both men and women to be modest and cover; yet, we tend to focus only on our daughters, writes Tasneem Vali.
Tahera Alnoor shares five tips for travelling Hijabi Muslimahs
A lady sent me a long email about how she read that the Quran never talks about covering the head. According to her, she read the Ayah of Surah An-Noor and that it uses the word Khimar which refers to a veil. She looked up the dictionary and it said things like a shawl or cover. It didnāt say anything about covering the head. Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan responds to this common misconception.
Hijab, the literary meaning of which is āto coverā, āto veilā, and āto curtainā, is an obligation on the Muslim men and women as detailed
The World Hijab Day is an opportunity to show the Hijab wearing Muslim woman as not only an important part of the community but also actively engaged in it. She is a doctor, an athlete, a politician, an astro-physicist, and so much more, writes Kiran Shah
