Comments on: What does Islamophobia, Breast cancer and Hijab have in common?

By: Sabah4Allah

Sabah4Allah — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 21:36:56 +0000

I guess you have never suffered from breast cancer? Mixing? Hijab is more than the clothes we wear: it includes our speech, thoughts, how we interact with others, charity to others and it is a form of Ibadaah and Dhikr. There is confusion when information is hidden or prevented from reaching the most people in the best way!! Great idea. I was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and I wear niqab. When I wore pink on that day, it opened so many doors for me to perform Daw’ah. =)

By: Sabah4Allah

Sabah4Allah — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 21:33:12 +0000

I agree! Shokran for your comment and support! =)

By: Sabah4Allah

Sabah4Allah — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 21:28:50 +0000

I don’t see it as deceitful. When someone asked me why I was wearing pink niqab on that day, I explained it and they were thankful and interested in where they could donate for the cause to fight breast cancer ( I recently was diagnosed with breast cancer). Not to mention, it was an opportunity to perform Daw’ah. =)

By: Sabah4Allah

Sabah4Allah — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 21:26:01 +0000

Hijab also includes modesty in our speech, dress, thoughts, the way we walk and interactions with others. Alos very important, hijab is an act of Ibadaah(worship) of Allah,swt, a form of Dhikr (remembrance of Allah,swt). =)

By: tahmeena sarvath

tahmeena sarvath — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 17:55:47 +0000

salam alaikum brothers and sisters,first and formostly there is no point in hyping the hijab in such an extent that you forget the other responsibilities accomodated along with the initializing of being a good muslim with the just values. which includes lowering our gaze towards the male,to avoid fitted clothes,deep necks,and prolonged conversation with males without an authentic necessity.well if a woman posseses all these qualities,then the point of she wearing a hijab will not only make an islamic point more stronger,whereas it will draw others to learn from their modesty as well!so my humble request please dont make this respectfull dresscode a commercial link with a baseless point!! may allah almighty bestow wisdom on you all!!

By: zakiyah

zakiyah — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 13:57:38 +0000

i think everyone has gotten off the typic. yes people should be educated on the want islam is all about and yes some sisters wear hijab incorrectly, but who is man to judge? Allah is who everyone has to answer too! as for taking part in an awearness that touches across all boarders as breast cancer, i feel that it’s a wonderful thing too take part in. I also feel that people (non muslims) have a stero type of who we are because we tend to seperate our selves from them. Everyone can find something they don’t like in someone, but when a common ground can be reached, i stay meet it half way. While i would not have passed out hijabs, i would have choose to wear my pink hijab and gave out information on breast cancer with my islamic sisters and my non believers and if someone asked why i’d simply explain. blessings from Allah comes in all shapes and in different ways, be careful not pass on your blessings because you don’t agree on how the message is presented. InshaAllah everyone recieves the message of Allah.