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**inve.tment** · 03-25-2012, 06:07 AM

I know the style you are referring to and I've met many beautiful (as in reserved and pious) sisters with hijabs that may be deemed "camel humpish." I think it is totally wrong to jump on our sisters like this.

That said, it appears you've misunderstood me. I'm saying the people our Beloved Prophet (SAW) mentioned may not be Muslims... they could be others. They could even be women who dance and have their dreads in a loose knit hat on their heads. I'd prefer to consider this rather than consider a sister whose hair type and length may make her hijab look large.

We don't know.

Only Allah (SWT) knows.

Sister I respect your view but the Hadith clearly mentions women. I wonder if your taking this personally because I don't
authentic Hadith should be struck down just because it goes against our own personal beliefs. Nor should the interpretation be misconstrued.

03-25-2012, 06:07 AM	#11
inve.tment Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 475 Senior Member	I know the style you are referring to and I've met many beautiful (as in reserved and pious) sisters with hijabs that may be deemed "camel humpish." I think it is totally wrong to jump on our sisters like this. That said, it appears you've misunderstood me. I'm saying the people our Beloved Prophet (SAW) mentioned may not be Muslims... they could be others. They could even be women who dance and have their dreads in a loose knit hat on their heads. I'd prefer to consider this rather than consider a sister whose hair type and length may make her hijab look large. We don't know. Only Allah (SWT) knows. Sister I respect your view but the Hadith clearly mentions women. I wonder if your taking this personally because I don't authentic Hadith should be struck down just because it goes against our own personal beliefs. Nor should the interpretation be misconstrued.
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