Is It Mandatory For Women To Wear Hijab

It is not mandatory nor compulsary to wear Hijab. but i it is constitutional to wear it in Islamic rite.

Re: Is It Mandatory For Women To Wear Hijab

Yes, on every muslim woman, Hijab is Obligatory.

Make up is allowed as long as it doesnt contain haram products like pork fat and so on

It is mandatory to wear hijab, when going out or when indoors and there are strange men around.

Wearing make-up is permissible, infact, encouraged, especially for married women, in their homes, to beautify themselves for their husbands. When going out, the make -up and other adornments should be concealed in the hijab.

The makeup and adornment is for your husband alone

I am here laughing so loud that my boss is begging me to share the joke.  its a Pity i can't tell him.  oh well back 2 work

@mukina
have you worn the hijab before? 

she's too funky for a hijab.
Wait till she finally says "I do" to Babs and before we say "jack Robinson" he'll try to force her into a black abaya.
Mukina ,just say NO!

Even though I was encouraged so many times by my father and family (by father side) i never attended a mosque.  however, i think with all the bickering on this form b/ween Christians and Muslims, I felt it necessary to visit a mosque.  I wanted to personally experience, observe and most of all do it for my father. 

I deliberately wore a knitted hat just to see the reaction.  Well the moment I entered, I was greeted by a sister  who gave me a head-scarf and helped me to learn how to place it appropriately on my head. I felt very uncomfortable at first but got so comfy that I forgot I was wearing the head-scarf.  Oh did I mentioned I removed my shoes. Yes, Ola was right the mosques was fairly multicultural, and sure enough there were women from many different countries and backgrounds wearing different styles of Islamic clothing and hijab.  Some were fully covered (if u know what i mean) from head to toe.   I was greeted with smiles of welcome and I enjoyed seeing the different shades of skin of all ages in one room.  That moment, my fear went straight through the window and love and warmth came into my heart.  We were separated from the men but the message was clear where we were.

I was wondering if Ola told them I was coming  b/c I felt the message was for me.  He encourage us to enter worship positively and focused and not what we know as outside gossip (I think he meant the headline news, tv internet etc).  Then we went into prayer.  There was peace/unity. 
On my way home, I felt bad about how silly I had been in my thoughts. To be honest, I was kind of a skeptical and thinking the worst thoughts.  I was like suppose they capture me and didn't welcome me.  I realized that despite my strong views toward discrimination, yesterday I myself had been the most discriminatory with a biased view. I am glad I chose to attend the mosque b/c I learned that they are no less peaceful than you or I, and neither more nor less ordinary than any member of the christian churches or should I say society.

I hope one day that all of us live in unity and peace whether we are blacks, whites, light-skinned Jews, Gentiles, Protestants, Muslims, Christian and Catholics.


peace

@queen

I am working on a you tube project, hopefully I'll be able to share it soon.

You see that sisi in hijab?, ok, she is BEAUTIFUL, needs no horsehair or filipino hair to look SO

Soon you will see.

I commend your commending true beauty when you see it, 

yeah to pray

olabs does that girl look nude to you?
is the opposite of hijab nudity?
this people sef

you see olabowale, nudity is not the opposite of hijabness

I hope I'm not tempting you to run to Igboland for yet another wife LOL
In Iran, where the women wear sexy hijabs,they are often being arrested for "bad hijab"

Honestly, I don't know why some people bother too much about things that do not concern them.Hijab is mandatory on all muslim women. And by choosing the religion,you are committing yourself to its rules and regulations.Alot of western propaganda has made alot of people feel downgraded by the hijab.I've been wearing hijab for the past seven(7) years.And by hijab I mean completely covered from head to toe except for the face(which is only cultural).I go out with it even to places alot of people would not dare to.And I wear all types of clothes-of course where only my mahrams will see.
And Alhamdulillah I'm loving it.And the best part of it is  that it boosts my confidence.And I'll stand up anywhere and say I AM PROUD OF MY HIJAB AND I'M GLAD I'M A MUSLIM.[size=8pt][/size]

@Plus_Queen



Yeye girl . You should know that anything forced on someone would not last because it would be like compelling the person against her wish and the person would always abuse it because there is no understanding on why it should be worn but the best thing would be to sit the person, tell her the pride of wearing one, the confidence, the beauty, security, benefits etc and pronto, the lady is already wearing one.

Kai, who would not want to be married to a Priceless, bundle of talents called Mukina? . Hope your Nna never relent because I am still very much around the corner for you

@Olaadegbu: Is it true that that you wear your clothing, without underpant? What a piece of work!

@Olaadegbu

Are you ok at all?

Just being curious