WHO can see my HAIR: Husband’s Family Edition #shorts

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[SalehFamily]

For anyone asking- after marriage to my husband, his dad and his grandfather become “Mehram” to me. Aka no hijab required in front of them. Should we do a MY family edition next?

[dihydrogenmonoxide]

(Creepy cousin enters)
Husband: *Throws the prayer rug*

[DrAlRazee]

I think we all need the "United Nations" to gather to discuss the ""creepy cousin"" issue..and to try to find a permanent solution for it.

[stephanie-kwfx]

Basically anyone that can potentially be her husband cant see her hair

[literally-just-a-bee]

I was at a salon once and the owner had a regular customer (she only took appointments) who wore a hijab. The woman comes in and I expected her to go into a separate room but she took the hijab off and this absofuckinglutely STUNNING waterfall of hair came flowing down. I pride myself on my hair, but I felt so incredibly jealous!!!

[rab.j]

Omg the cousin one is so relatable
“wHaT’s uP guYs” i can’t 😂💖

[MysteryOutdoors]

I find it cool that were learning about religions in my history class and i find Islam really interesting not in a weird way

[lavenderlilac]

I love these videos because they are not JUST educational and just about learning, they are also funny which is what makes people want to keep watching you and that’s what makes it even more enjoyable

[imnotyourvillain]

I appreciate that you take the time to educate and explain these in creative ways, so you get the full explanation, but it's easier to digest. You also never show any contempt towards your audience/their questions, which is genuinely amazing to watch.

[whatsanickname]

as a muslim, i think this is a very interesting way of giving knowledge to others who doesnt know, thank you.

[kathionthetop]

As a revert, this is soooo helpful. Thank you ❤

[alysamarie]

I'm married to a Muslim and I only cover my hair when going to his families or vice versa. I'm not wearing a hijab all the time, 1 because I'm not religious, but I'm respectful and 2. It's too hot for all that

[idkthecaptain]

hey man, as an atheist i can appreciate this content. I genuinely get a chuckle out of their videos, but it is also informative for so many people. good for you (im not being sarcastic)

[kimmiewise]

The answer is everyone. Everyone is allowed to see your hair. It's just a personal preference to not show it. But no one is obligated to follow that personal preference.

[cathy]

My daughter's friends, when they were 5-6 years old would always ask my daughter what color my hair was. I'd tell my daughter to say that my hair color would change depending on the color of hijab I'd wear that day. They really believed it at first! LOL

[itzellopezcortes]

Shes gorgeous. I respect her way of life♥️🫶

[e.l.]

Okay, the part about his sisters and him just leaving is so accurate. Reminds me of family gatherings.. 😂

[Sena-pi]

no matter how many times it's explained to me. I just can't understand the hair thing. It's just hair.

[myleskgallagher]

Because the sight of hair makes men so uncontrollable that its a womans duty to protect them from it 🙄

[erinlott]

I love how y’all teach so much of the day to day parts of being a Muslim. I’m not one myself, but have friends that are and I always like to educate myself on the customs and traditions so as not to offend or make them uncomfortable. Unfortunately, ignorance is more prevalent than usual these past few years and I hope you don’t get ugly or hateful comments...you guys are great!