Hosai Mojaddidi – Your Journey to Wear Hijab is Personal, Between You & God
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The speaker discusses the importance of wearing certain clothing during a transition and acknowledges that people may feel uncomfortable. They suggest that people may not be as hungry for comfort as they may be and that they need to assess their comfort and turn their minds around. The conversation is difficult to follow and does not involve much personal information.
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I would say to the sister, this is your journey with hijab. It's very
private, it's between you and Allah subhana wa Tada, you
shouldn't feel pressured to rush your decision because people are
putting these, you know, questions before you and now you feel like
you have to answer to them. No, you don't. It's your it's yours,
own it, claim it and you can respectfully just say I'm, I'm
just in a transition in my life. And, you know, might take me more
time. But you know, you'll know when I start wearing it all the
time. But I do feel sometimes people especially around hijab,
they don't wear hijab, they might feel uncomfortable, because they
don't know if you are going to continue to change and they are
not, you know, in on the same path as you. So they sometimes I think
people may put their own comfort before your comfort and that's why
you have to kind of assess the situation. What is the motive of
the question? Are they really curious about your path or is it
more that you're making them uncomfortable?