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**nerkvcbtre** · 06-28-2011, 01:09 PM

Salam

brother totally agree with you. when one dresses in islamic attire and walks around with a beard/niqab they really have to think twice before performing an haram or prohibited action.

when the ulema say wear sunnah attire and describe this as clothing worn by the muslims and the awliya from the past, there really is wisdom in this. when one is wearing such attire they are very conscious that they are basically becoming ambassadors for the sunnah and must refrain from actions that are not befitting of a muslim.

also yesterday after a very long time i walked aorund my city in a turban, i can't say how conscious i was of my appearance, it's a struggle to wear outright islamic dress in the west sometimes....for some reason wearing a cap or thawb has not had this effect, only wearing a turban (i.e. i get very conscious of kufar looking at me, when i'm wearing a turban).

06-28-2011, 01:09 PM	#8
nerkvcbtre Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 519 Senior Member	Salam brother totally agree with you. when one dresses in islamic attire and walks around with a beard/niqab they really have to think twice before performing an haram or prohibited action. when the ulema say wear sunnah attire and describe this as clothing worn by the muslims and the awliya from the past, there really is wisdom in this. when one is wearing such attire they are very conscious that they are basically becoming ambassadors for the sunnah and must refrain from actions that are not befitting of a muslim. also yesterday after a very long time i walked aorund my city in a turban, i can't say how conscious i was of my appearance, it's a struggle to wear outright islamic dress in the west sometimes....for some reason wearing a cap or thawb has not had this effect, only wearing a turban (i.e. i get very conscious of kufar looking at me, when i'm wearing a turban).
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