Why Head Coverings in Islam are Religious and Not Cultural.

In the contemporary world, there are often debates about whether head coverings in Islam are religious commandments or are the consequence of culture. Head coverings, particularly the hijab and burqa are often scrutinised in public and when further questions are asked, many are unsure as to whether headcoverings are religious commandments or are the by-product of culture.

In this video, I will investigate the basis of headcoverings in Islam and whether they are religious commandments or not. All videos on this channel are properly researched with scholarly articles and academic books and without further adieu, You’re watching All Things Humanities.

Sources:

Ibrahim B. Syed, article on Women in Islam: Hijab, (Islamic Research Foundation International, Inc, Louisville , KY. November 3, 1998)

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Thanks for not ending it up saying it was cultural

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Jilbab means robe and doesn’t cover the head only the body even men wear jilbab

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It is a sacred religious practice.

May Allah guides you to the truth of Islam.

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We’re only ‘Progressive’ if we take it off according to this video

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LoL another self-proclaimed islamic jurist