Comments on: I’m no longer his daughter because of my hijab

By: Zehra

Zehra — Wed, 21 Jan 2015 06:21:55 +0000

Sister, you are so extremely strong that I’m touched and I hope that your strength does not end here, but that it stays with you for the rest if your life. You are probably not much older than me and I doubt that I would ever have the strength that you have, but inshAllah, I will be able to come close. You have inspired me so deeply and I’m sure you would inspire thousands more, so thank you, from the bottom of my heart.

By: Sabrija

Sabrija — Sat, 13 Dec 2014 00:06:55 +0000

Don’t worry everyone have problem in the family . I have similar problem with my husband Allah test believers So we need to be strong and pass that test. Allah will always test as, I will never gave up my faith , i been tested on my job they don’t like hijab, but i told them its my faith and they order special hear cap for me to cover my neck and hear . I will do anything for Islam. Allahu Akber Islam in my heart.

By: Farhad

Farhad — Fri, 07 Nov 2014 05:11:49 +0000

It baffles my mind some brothers have something more precious then a bank full of gold inside their homes and should cry endlessly from gratitude to have such great mothers and daughters. Other brothers who struggle to pull their wife, daughter to the deen, or even marry a righteous person would endlessly make dua for a some miracle for guidance of their family or getting married. We should not take these type of sisters for granted. They are the gems of the community and more precious then banks filled with gold. Allah knows best who to give to and who to test. May Allah make your situation easy sister.

By: Emina

Emina — Tue, 29 Jul 2014 19:56:42 +0000

There is a Dua you can say for anyone to stop drinking and there a steps as well with it not major ones. Look it up it should help for anyone who doesn’t know about this.

By: Tati

Tati — Sun, 06 Jul 2014 22:47:46 +0000

MaasyaAllah.. This is your jihad sister. May Allah bless you for all your efforts and make it easy for you : please recite this doa of Rasulallah.. “Rabbi yaasir wa la tu ‘aasir” (Oh Allah, make it easy and not make it hard)..

Rabbana aatina fiddunia hassanah, wa fil aakhirati hassanah, wakina azab annaar (Oh Allah, grant us in this world good things, and in the next life good things, and keep us away from hell fire).. ameen

By: Rasha Eid

Rasha Eid — Sun, 29 Jun 2014 11:39:08 +0000

May god bless you. I belief that your decision was the right thing to do. In fact you can’t please everyone but you should always aim to please Allah. You are a very brave girl and I’m sure god will award you for your commitment. congratulations for being a hijabi 🙂

By: Zainab

Zainab — Sat, 21 Jun 2014 08:31:29 +0000

I understand your problem,and thanks for sharing with us. I was also in that kind of situation except that both my parents are not alcoholics,they are sober and nonmuslims. It was so difficult, worst of all I am th only child they have,it was difficult after i became a Muslim so much that i migrated to Egypt to cool the fire, for 2 years my parents were not talking to me. I had to choose between pleasing Allah and them, but as a muslim your Allah comes first. This is a test for you and you have a choice of pleasing either Allah or your parents. Remember that you shouldn’t disobey your parents except when they want you to disobey Allah. So you choose, may Allah male it easy for you.

By: Zainab

Zainab — Sat, 21 Jun 2014 08:16:33 +0000

Sister, i really understand your problem, i was also in the same situation except that both my parents are non Muslims and none of them is or was alcoholic, i had to choose pleasing them or Allah, i ended up migrating to Egypt to cool the fire, this is a test from Allah and it is up to you whether you want to pass it by pleasing Him or your parents. Remember that you shouldn’t disobey your parents except if they direct you to disobey Allah, the choice is yours, may Allah make it easy for you