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#1 [Permalink] Posted on 14th January 2009 11:25
A Reminder For My Sister Wearing Hejab

Does hejab only means covering ones hair?

This is a reminder for my sisters who Allah have guided them and wore hejab, but they are still wearing tight clothes.

My dearest sister, Al hamdollah you have wore Hejab and covered your hair, we ask Allah to guide you always and support you. However we just wanted to remind you sister that proper covering cannot be achieved by wearing tight or transparent clothes.

The Prophet (peace be upon him) said:

"There will be in the last days of my ummah (nation), women who are dressed and undressed. Curse them: they are accursed." (At-Tabarani)

Abu Hurairah related that the Prophet (peace be upon him) referred to:

"... women who are naked even though they are wearing clothes, go astray and make others go astray, and they will not enter paradise nor smell its fragrance, although it can be smelt from afar." (at-Tabarani)

The dressed and undressed women are those who wear transparent or very tight clothes, or clothes which are cut in such a way that they expose the body. Such clothes reveal more than they conceal. The Prophet said:

"Belief and the sense of shame are tied together; if one is lost, the other is lost." (Al-Hakim)

It should be noted that a woman should wear a loose over-garment for offering prayer. It should cover her whole body (as far as going out) and should be such that it conceals the shape of her arms and legs, as well as that of the rest of her body.


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