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**fereupfer** · 04-30-2012, 11:34 PM

If she is wearing tight or revealing clothing, then she is not wearing hijaab since hijaab does not translate into 'headscarf'. Hijaab is covering and this has conditions, such as loose clothing so that the shape of the body cannot be seen. So if someone is wearing tight jeans or a skirt whilst wearing a headscarf, she is not wearing hijab- she is just wearing a headscarf. Hijaab is an obligation without a doubt and anyone who denies it has left Islam.

Allah does not only judge our intentions but he also judges our actions. So those who say He

judges our intentions are trying to be misleading. Not only that, what is the intention of the one who does not wear hijaab? Isn't it her intention to purposefully disobey her Lord, in which case, how does she think He

will judge her? The 'Allah judges our intentions' excuse can be used for anything. I could steal everything you own and say 'Allah judges my intention' but it doesn't make the theft OK.

And when they say not wearing hijaab doesn't make them any less of a Muslim, that is correct, but it makes them a faasiq (sinner) Muslim in the eyes of the Sharia and whoever is content with being an open sinner has their priorities messed up.

04-30-2012, 11:34 PM	#2
fereupfer Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 383 Senior Member	If she is wearing tight or revealing clothing, then she is not wearing hijaab since hijaab does not translate into 'headscarf'. Hijaab is covering and this has conditions, such as loose clothing so that the shape of the body cannot be seen. So if someone is wearing tight jeans or a skirt whilst wearing a headscarf, she is not wearing hijab- she is just wearing a headscarf. Hijaab is an obligation without a doubt and anyone who denies it has left Islam. Allah does not only judge our intentions but he also judges our actions. So those who say He judges our intentions are trying to be misleading. Not only that, what is the intention of the one who does not wear hijaab? Isn't it her intention to purposefully disobey her Lord, in which case, how does she think He will judge her? The 'Allah judges our intentions' excuse can be used for anything. I could steal everything you own and say 'Allah judges my intention' but it doesn't make the theft OK. And when they say not wearing hijaab doesn't make them any less of a Muslim, that is correct, but it makes them a faasiq (sinner) Muslim in the eyes of the Sharia and whoever is content with being an open sinner has their priorities messed up.
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