Assim Al-Hakeem – Women’s hands awrah Can I apply Henna Mehedi on my hands and post online
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The speaker discusses the issue of women wearing makeup on their faces and body, which is a problem that is not everyone's responsibility. The speaker suggests that women should be cautious and watch their health and social media to stay connected with their audience. They also urge women to be careful in their behavior and not let anything happen to them.
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Uncle film says, one of my favorite hobbies is to apply my Hindi Hindi is henna, which is a natural substance that women apply on their bodies. Men may dye their hair to change the whiteness and the color of it with it.
And it's a natural substance found in nature used as dye and use as a form of decoration on the body.
So uncle film says, so I used to apply my Hindi and take videos of it and upload it on YouTube. My doubt is Is it permissible to show our hands in videos or is it haram? I thought hands do not come under our meaning hijab. So I want to clarify whether it is haram or not.
Yes, it is an issue of dispute, whether
the face and hands of a woman are part of her hour, because she should cover from head to toe, or
the whole body of a woman is our must be covered with the exception of the face and the hands. So it's a an issue of dispute among scholars. i As you probably know, I'm inclined to the opinion that says that a woman must cover from head to toe
including the hands. The evidences are many, but this is not the time to discuss them.
Now, having said that, even those scholars that say the face and the hands of a woman
is not our and she may expose them in public. They say these scholars that it must not be adorned.
So a woman wearing full hijab, uncovering her face and hands cannot put makeup
or adorn herself, because this defies the purpose of hijab
even though they say that it is permissible for her to expose her face, likewise, having the Hindi on your hands and showing it in videos.
This is not permissible.
Whether it is our or not our because it defies the purpose of hijab. And it adorns a woman beautifies her and people are not in the same level of righteousness and fearing Allah azza wa jal. So there might be men out there who are tempted by these beautiful soft skin hands with these decorations on them.
And I've stated this before, if you would like to commercialize your job, you can use seven year old children. So girls of seven year old can have their hands adorned like this and exposed and maybe even their faces and bodies because they don't have a specific hour at that age, seven years and younger. So you can use your decorations on their hands and show them normally on videos.
An extra
bit of advice.
I've noticed
among practicing women,
specifically, that they have the tendency
to become famous to become recognized and well known. So I know of sisters who
want to spread their art of Hindi as
Uncle film stated. Some of them wants to show their cooking
abilities.
So they make videos on cooking.
Some of them would like to show their art of photography
landscape.
So they make blogs, Instagram posts or even YouTube channel,
clips and so on.
Unfortunately,
Most of those who are engaged in such activities fall in the trap of the shaytaan.
We have a saying in Arabic, how because the whole custom of the whole,
the whole in the first phrase, meaning to be famous and known.
Lahore, in the second phrase means the back of an individual's the spine of an individual. So the love of being famous and exposed,
broke the spine, and the backs of those people. Why? Because we've noticed that people want to be famous in any way.
So they do stunts.
Some of them may jump off a plane.
Some of them may use bungee jumping, some of them may
sit with a lion,
or swim with sharks, and photograph this and have it on their social media, just to be famous.
And this is a dangerous thing. Because it leads people
to be distracted
from their data from their
private life.
And sometimes from their chastity.
We've seen people exposing their lives on Instagram,
on Snapchat, showing the whole world that this is my house, this is my son, this is my girl, I do this, I do that when we play together when we eat, this is new food. This is a new restaurant, and they don't have any privacy anymore. And not only that,
it becomes their purpose in life.
So even women who were fully in a hobby
start to adorn themselves with a *. So they try their level best to maybe
okay, this is one of the alarms that I have to interrupt.
Okay.
Apologies. So they start to compromise the hijab, and start to
care less about
their niqab. And little by little, documenting their photos with their husbands, with the children, little by little, showing a bit of their hands, a bit of their faces, until they take the neck up completely. This is how chiffon works. So I urge our sisters to be careful and to watch their hearts. Don't let shape on. Drag your feet and also the brothers.
Don't let
the number of viewers be your target.
Don't just want to post something on Twitter, or Instagram or Snapchat or YouTube just to draw people to watch you. And if you don't have anything beneficial, maybe just photograph yourself on a hilltop with the sun setting behind you. That's a nice see, what is this?
Have a life and be dedicated to what you do.
seek Allah's pleasure rather than seeking the number of viewers.
If you want me to succeed insha Allah as