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My path to God Alone

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    arnoldyasin
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    Peace,

    I wish you the best, and fight for it, for your daughters. God bless..........

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      SwedenMajidah
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      Salam sis,

      I also wish you the very best!

      I revert 1990 and I did also wear a scarves even if I disliked it (.

      I did also argue alot with my husband and it finally led to divorce.

      I also have 5 kids D

      Where in the middle east are u living?

      Take Care!

      Sis Maria

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        agentxxx
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        peace sis Ilisa,

        I too wish all the best for you and your daughters. May God bless you all.
        also welcome to the forum.

        peace.

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          Tay
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          welcome

          Peace and welcome, sister.

          -Tay

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            Wakas
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            peace and welcome.

            it still gives me a warm glow inside when i read people come to islam (compliance/surrender) after reading 'al quran' ('the reading&#039.

            It is also interesting when people (especially newcomers to islam, not those brought up in a Muslim family) have an instinctive/natural negative reaction to the traditional/cultural baggage (i.e. ahadith)... this reminds me that the inner compass of human beings is still hardwired.

            All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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              It is also interesting when people (especially newcomers to islam, not those brought up in a Muslim family) have an instinctive/natural negative reaction to the traditional/cultural baggage (i.e. ahadith)... this reminds me that the inner compass of human beings is still hardwired.

              I too have a negative reaction to the hadiths. When Muslims refuse to explain how they can pick and choose the hadiths they wish to incorporate into their beliefs, damn Muslims which follow different hadiths to hell, and at the same time refuse to recognize that there are "sects/denominations" within Islam, I become suspicious and scared.

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                waqas
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                Salam sis,

                I also wish you the very best!

                I revert 1990 and I did also wear a scarves even if I disliked it (.

                I did also argue alot with my husband and it finally led to divorce.

                I also have 5 kids D
                Where in the middle east are u living?

                Take Care!

                Sis Maria

                may allah show right path to all of us

                may allah show a right path to all of us.

                to wear scarf is not so much difficult , as u r projecting . my mother takes ( chador) a long piece to cover the hair and wrap around the body.

                but my sis wear hijab ( that covers the face) sometime they says that they feel difficulty specially in the summer .......... but never says it like a big issue........... because it is to wear when u go outside ur home ..........

                and my sister think that they get more respect and people show sobre behav with them than those who dont observe pardah.

                the purpose of my msg is that to wear scarf is not so cumbersome as u r saying.

                it seems the matter of person like and dislike.

                take care

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                  ILisa
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                  Sounds like you're a man. If this is true, then...

                  I challenge you to wear a scarf "properly" for only one week. Not a bandana, a proper "hijab" (as people would define it). Preferably in the heat of summer, being sure to do activities outside, etc. Not to forget to let the other members of the household and general community nag you about wearing it, how you're wearing, when you're wearing it, and to wear it "just in case" someone might see, etc. Perhpaps then we'll be on a more even footing to discuss the matter. Till then..........

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                    Sounds like you're a man. If this is true, then...
                    I challenge you to wear a scarf "properly" for only one week. Not a bandana, a proper "hijab" (as people would define it). Preferably in the heat of summer, being sure to do activities outside, etc. Not to forget to let the other members of the household and general community nag you about wearing it, how you're wearing, when you're wearing it, and to wear it "just in case" someone might see, etc. Perhpaps then we'll be on a more even footing to discuss the matter. Till then..........

                    As salamu alaykum wr wb.
                    Respectfully.

                    I agreew ith you, wearing hijab is difficult, i have no idea how women in the Middle East can stand all the heat.
                    Welcome to the Forum and may The Almighty Allah, The ONE Who Sees, Hears and Knows ALL, helps you and bless you and reward you with Paradise.

                    As salamu alaykum wr wb.

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                      Xawl
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                      A nice article have you written about your journey. Thanks.

                      May God be with you, help you & support you as have God supported pious women throughout history. Worthy of mention would be God's mention about the Pharoah's wife who was an example mentioned by God the Almighty, Himself. Blessed be God, Lord and Sustainer of the Worlds. )

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