TIMES I FELT LIKE TAKING IT OFF...
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I took my shahada in 2009 and I started wearing hijab three days after I did. I never thought of taking it off. What bothers me is that people out there right away believe I wear it because of a man like for my dad or husband. I started wearing hijab completely on my own and when I was single and going to college. Definitely not for a guy. I wear it for allah.
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ma sha allah
thats really beautiful and inspiring sis thank u for sharing
Mash'allah you're strong in the heart and mind
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Guys today is my second day wearing hijab so........... Yay me
Mashallah! May Allah grant you the strength to continue to do so!
You go girl
N Ta mashallah congratulations:) I'm a recent hijabi too.
Congratulations!
YASSSSS X
I remember being in the gym one time in a program and these two boys were assigned to choose the members of the two teams one of them pointed in my direction and said "THAT, is on your team" at that moment I felt so little and alone standing there trying to hold back tears unsuccessfully.Two other separate times in school my hijab was pulled off by two different girls and another girl told me not to wear a certain hijab I had. I was wearing jilbab when these all took place, I used to resent being raised in the U.S. because I felt like I couldn't practice islam as fully and easily as other muslims could. But despite these incidences I never thought of taking off hijab when this happened because I don't want their approval and I don't care if they like me and Ive also experienced the opposite as well If you're struggling remember you are never alone and youll be rewarded for your patience and perseverance insha'Allah,I used to be the only girl around wearing hijab sometimes. There are ppl who are supportive,accepting, and understanding both muslim and non muslim theres even non muslim girls on youtube who wear hijab like us proudly and aren't nuns. Tasneem, I think its really brave of you to confront those girls I admire you for teaching them a lesson. I wish I would've done that back then to those boys but now Im not gonna let anyone off who tries to belittle me for my hijab.
Ma sha Allah you're so brave and inspiring. It must have been hard. Keep doing what you're doing and may Allah reward you immensely ameen. You sis in Islam from London, UK 😊
you go giirl!i'm so much proud of you!! thank you for remaining strong , that's what real faith is really about, those who take it off, no matter what excuse they have, in front of allah, no execuses are valid, only our real actions will count, this is a matter of strong iman, sister, i'm really, sincerely proud of you!
Speaking as an American (white, female), I am so sorry you (and many others) go through this. There are serious deficiencies in our society that tolerate and condone this sort of discrimination against others such as yourself. Thank you for sharing your experience, as I think hearing these accounts is imperative to provide transparency and bridge this gap between the "one" and the "other."
I have the impression that kids in America have bullying issues in general. A big majority of the youtubers were victims of bullying
This is actually so relateble...living in a foregin country and wearing the hijab isn't always easy...but all we gotta do is stay strong
Love you so much and wish you luck💖💖💖
I agree with you, but I wasn´t as strong as you I took it off, I made a video about it..
MoerfTube too bad 😔
I hope you luck and just do what makes you happy😊😊💖
+MoerfTube I hope u find courage to do it again ☺️ may Allah help u and guide u x
have you watched my video?.. you should watched to understand what I ment..
Yeah I did now😅
I am glad you are still holding strong💪💖
Lots of love
This is actually the first time I ever comment on a youtube channel. This particular video of yours is totally relatable, Tazzy. Even in a country where Islam is a majority such as where I live, I still feel insecure at times. Some feels like the change I make to myself is too much, some expressed how I don't wear it properly enough. I just think that people has their own stages and it's a very personal journey. Anyway, love this series Tazzy, salam from Indonesia :)
honestly you put my whole experience with the hijab into words. it's so refreshing to see another hijabi who feels the same way as i do. i'm sorry that those dumb girls were being ignorant :/ mA you're a gift!!!
I felt the sameeee! come check out my video, about taking my hijab off..
MoerfTube I've been on both sides (long story, I did take it off at some point). The only thing I can tell you is that It's much better to keep it on. It brings you closer to your religion
You are an epitome of courage, cool attitude n blazing fierceness.......
Stay blessed.
Always remember that we love u, n get inspired from u
You r a role model for d youth😘😘
Deligted to listen to you.As a hijabi who took it off cause I live in a xenophobic racist country (Poland) and dont want my baby to be hurt I still agree 100% with you.You nailed it!!
wow..... way to generalize an entire country and people.
Wow, this is exactly how I feel. It's not a black and white issue and I've always felt like I was in between. And when I say that, people always look surprised (mostly 'cause I wear the niqaab, face veil). Anyone that chooses to wear it, will face some challenges. Great video sis.
Good topic, tasneem. There are definitly times in everyone's life where they want to change a certain aspect of themselves. individuality is hard to be widely accepted. this is one of those times.
I know that I am a guy but a phrase of encouragement that I came up with recently looking at life Tazzy Phe is "For every wince...there is a wow!"
I really don't understand why you don't have more followers
You are the funniest Hijabi I know I think you are even the funniest girl I know I mean Mashallah! :D but keep it real even if you achieve 1 million followers :)
sooo trueeee! She´s the only non hijabtutorial or non makeup-ish content making youtuber with a hijab ! love her content. I try to do something similiar
yeah! I actually follow her because she isn't about hijab tutorials and make up.
I'm not into fashion or make up so most of the hijabi RUclipsrs don't appeal to me, so great that we have Tazzy. If only there was a hijabi gamer too, that would be perfect
yeahhh definetely, come check out my channel, I also don´t have normal hijabi content :D
Same here 😀 maybe also a chef hijabi hmm a traveler hijabi giving feedback of her trips
I could totally relate to this. So many times I have felt the same about my abaya too
But I still wear it and I like it and not like it at times too! This one particular incidence.. I went bowling in my abaya with my friends I thought it would be awkward and all and people would laugh but non of them actually made a big deal about it phew!
Love from India! Good work tazzyphe!
When I played sports in high I was literally the only hijabi! I always felt self conscious and when we played at different schools it was even worse and I would feel like my friends were ignoring me because they were embarrassed to be seen around me. So I would just plug in my headphones and push through. There were so many times I would ask myself what am I doing here.. Is it really worth it? And yes it is.. Till this day I look back and I am proud that I didn't use my hijab as an excuse because I will be wearing it my whole life so I might as well start now and learn to persevere and not inhibit myself from opportunities.
Tazzy, your story is full of determination and I'm not quite certain you see that. The fact that when you were at one of your weaker moments, and you still stood up for yourself, you chased those girls to a point where they had no option but to listen to you is an accomplishment. It is in these small acts of courage that we are able to unite, and I believe your story in its strength is nothing short of beautiful.
Keep up the good work Tasneem😘 Sending loads of love from India
I'm the fittest girl in school and sport is my LIFE and I wear a hijab. People in my school get it and understand but when I go to other schools for competitions the referee and audience seems to be nervous when they find out that I'M the captain of the team since I'm the only hijabi on the field . I sometimes even hear the audience laugh at me thinking I'm probably not very sporty but then they shut up when I score the most points for the team and run the fastest on the field AND win. The shock on the audiences faces always makes me smirk 😏
Love how you ended the video 💕 it is all worth it in the end. Stay strong girls ❤️
Thank you so much for making this video and sharing your experience! You being so real is just plain awesome!
i honestly love you so much. Everything is so real when you speak and I really really feel better about my life after watching your videos.
You deserve more subscribers in sha Allah ❤
Great story. "I felt like a zoo animal." That really made me smile. I sympathize. But I'd still love to see your hair.
Be strong and show people that you are stronger than them
this is such an enlightening series. thank you for making this!
this is one of the reason i don't wanna go to abroad. i fear i won't be able to handle the discrimination and give up eventually. but that does not mean i didn't face difficulties in my place. the last man i dated, he almost liked me but without my head scarf. he didn't say it. but there isn't much to say when you show how you feel. i let go of him and he moved on. sometim i blame myself why did i fall for someone who would have obligations with real me, but then i tell myself maybe it Allah who brought me to this fate. maybe i had something yet to learn more essential and give away some of my views on life.
Im sorry you went through that. It’s no small thing but I’m glad you said something to them tho 💖
Tazzy, you're so awesome, I'm really sorry this happened to you. Big hugs from Australia. You always make me feel confident!
you're honestly amazing
You are such a smart individual and these series are very informative!
You are surely gonna be rewarded for all your struggles by Allah Subhanahu wa ta'aala on the day of judgement because your intention is right i used to wear but i took it off cuz it was personally really hard for me.. And now honestly i am way more confident. Im still me but at least im not scared or trapped in the bad thoughts i used to have while wearing it. I know it is a struggle but keep going u look really beautiful and inspiring in it ❤️❤️💖❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing you experiences with us.. especially when it is very relateable..
Long term sweat or moisture can encourage mould and fungal growth, whether it is on your feet (athletes foot), on your head or even in the bathroom hence why extractor fans are necessary. Your doctor always recommends you allow your feet to breathe when you have athletes foot. Whether we realise it or not, glands of our scalp constantly release sweat and sebum; when the head is covered with a hijab, it creates a warmer environment which is ideal for bacterial and fungal infestation, resulting in itching, stickiness and that dreaded bad odour. My advice for hijabis is to avoid covering their hair while it’s sweaty or wet as doing so activates fungi and the fine insects, which live on the skin surface. Fungus can cause those hairs to break and fall out easier than normal, leaving a bald patch of skin. No one is saying take the hijab off forever, use your common sense and give your head a break once in a while eg while playing sports or in warm temperatures. No God worth worshiping would want people to have health problems and He would expect people to use common sense when we decide to fast or wear the hijab while ill.
It's soo true !! I started with the Hijab after 10th (15yrs) ik it's kinda late but after that I went to new school and mann the eyesss the questions and specially they were all abt mostly MY BABA !!! WTH people -- no my family never told me to let alone force me to -- I basically was the 1st one from my entire lineage of family to wear The Hijab -- like how can someone force me and why are u ASSUMING SOOO MUCH ABT MY PERSONAL LIFE WTF !! Let alone my dad had his beard grown after I took the hijab I was the starter I think !! They even were afraid of THE HIJAB -- YES MY OWN FAMILY -- bcz of how people react to it in general -- but what I know is I always loved my Religion and after growing in a era where" muslims=terrorist" was the only cry (I am 19now)-- I became more and more drawn to ALLAH SWT AND ALHAMDULILLAH FOR THAT --// But yes it's a struggle EVERYDAY !! It HURTS bcz it never should be -- a person's relation with their Creator is that person's choice in particular-- u are never responsible nor u should ever feel obligated to ans any question regarding the act of someone else only bcz ur of the same religion it makes no sense and if someone does make someone feel like that we'll UR THE WORST 😀 !! Stop bullying and yes I am telling abt my experience with other MUSLIM GIRLS // TRUST ME THEY'RE MOSTLY THE WORST--
thank you for these words and your time, for making this Video i needed to hear this alhamdulillah
Thank you very much for adressing this topic ✨
Really loved this video, powerful message!
definetely!
i love this video so much
I live in KSA and over here I feel comfortable wearing it because everyone does wear a Hijab and an abaya so yupp ☺☺☺😊😊😊
one time I went to the zoo with my family and people were taking pictures of me and my family instead of the animals.....
most beautiful video ever ❤
Absolutely excellent video; you're human - God bless you in all your forms.
your the best of the best
Loved this video!!
Thank you for sharing your experience and God bless you
Love ur makeup 👍🏻👍🏻
i almost cried
I like your honesty expressing the very true about Hijab ❤
You're awesome Tazzy and ur honestly one of my top favourite RUclipsrs :) Plz never take off ur hijab as u look beautiful in it ma sha Allah and its a source of good deeds. Dont let their negativity get to u. Lots of love from Canada
I stopped Karate when I was in high school because I was the only one whose wearing hijab (and not many girls wearing hijab at that time) and sometimes I got laughed at. And now everyone wear hijab and a lot of hijabis learn martial arts. And it feel sucks because I give up on something that I really like and can protect me in fights. I'm from Indonesia btw. When you're a minority you always got laughed at, what you do is make yourself cool wearing hijab. I didn't know this, but turns out, a lot of girls from my high school secretly thought that I was cool! And for years to come, more and more girls also wear hijab. Haaaah... I should've ignore them.
This is very informative. Everyone should watch this video to become informed and educated on cultural and religious clothing. Keep going.
So true!
Beautiful
what about the 25 tazzy truths??? happy belative taz
Love ya sista from another mother
Yep its absolutely not black and white and
Wow, MashaAllah, bravo. Respect to you.
Sis you shouldnt have to stop wearing your hijab if you want to,but dont pressure yourself to wear it when it makes you uncomfortable emotionally(if that ever happens) or when its uncomfortable physically.
Preach
that hit home 100
im da 1st one 2 lyk. and comment.
love u tazzy
and stay strong sister❤❤❤
very realistic video:) love it n you
Thank you so much for sharing all of this, it's pretty incredible, and your talent for story telling is awesome . I'm wondering if you'd want to talk about when you were younger and just started wearing your hijab and how your parents talked to you about it. no presh. ;)
I'm on the track team (well, it's in spring but whatevs). People around me are used to me wearing the hijab, so there's nothing much in that. One day I was wearing this scarf that always slipped and stuff. I told the coach I was going to the bathroom, yada yada yada. When I came to the bathroom, this girl was in the stall a few feet away from me. She was holding her phone under the stall and I could see what she was doing. She opened snapchat and took pictures of me. I think she was a year older than I was, but I felt really uncomfortable getting my picture taken, because I've been criticized about my hijab countless of times before. When I came out of the bathroom, this teacher was walking by and I told her about it. She talked to the girl after she came out the stall, and the teacher checked through her CAMERA ROLL. It was on snapchat though. I said thanks and just walked off.
I love these videos!!! I've been wearing my hijab for about two months and have never been as confident as I do in hijab than without. I just pray I never ever get the courage to take it off in shaa ALLAH .... 💖💖💖
Rizwana Afzal oh same! I recently decided to wear it too (I'm 24 and should have started a long time ago but I thought I was finally ready) it's been two months or so and for some reason I just don't feel as confident either. Yesterday I went to a dinner party and literally I was the only hijabi except for older people and no one really talked to me even though they were my cousins!
Chocolover5652 oh no way! Why would they be like that. Hijab or no hijab ur the same person. I'm so sorry I was obviously typing this when I was half asleep. I meant that I feel more confident in a hijab than I did when I didn't wear it ...I'm 24 too.. and yes of crse islamically it should have been earlier but I'm guessing we will still be rewarded for starting! I know how u feel when u say ur not confident in it. At first I was like what are people going to say,will they judge me, should I first perfect my self in my deen first(I do pray but my knowledge in Islam is weak) but then I realised I wasn't doing it for their sake.. it was for the sake of ALLAH.. and when I thought like that it felt much easier to deal with. in shaa ALLAH you will get to that stage... it takes time, it's a huge transition.. as much as people just think it's just a piece of clothing on ur head, it isn't. I'm sorry if this comment was like a lecture I can go on 😂😂 xx
Rizwana Afzal yeah I don't know, maybe because I wasn't dressed "cool" anymore. I'm happy I made the decision and I don't feel bad when my husband and I go out and alhamdullilah my husband supports my decision 100%. I think it's more when I'm around my cousins because they don't wear it. So I was left alone with the older women.But ultimately you're right we are doing it for Allah and they're judgements shouldn't matter. My mom says that sometimes people can be jealous of the strength others have and they might have been upset that I had the courage to do it first out of all of them. And I don't mind:) thanks for replying
Chocolover5652 whatever their reasons,they'll soon get over it.. if not their loss... alhamdulilah my lot have all been supportive and soon everyone will be supportive of u just like ur husband in shaa ALLAH ...
ur mum could be right ... sometimes it stems from their own weaknesses ... 😊😊
you know what, you look great without make up :)
But Tazzy... you haven't addressed *why* YOU personally wear the hijab....
She doesn't owe anyone anything lol.
because she loves and fears Allah, like most women who choose to wear the hijab, especially in a non-Muslim country that doesn't have a law forcing it or a strong cultural expectation to wear it.
+GummyBear16 I didn't ask your opinion. Lol.
+jigglefloyd Are you sure? I think it's individual to each individual. Like doing it because you'll be judged in your majority otherwise. Or because your older sister did it, and your mother and grandmother etc... I.e force of habit. Idealistically... Yes for the sake of God but in reality? I think it's deeper than that..
+jigglefloyd Are you sure? I think it's individual to each individual. Like doing it because you'll be judged in your majority otherwise. Or because your older sister did it, and your mother and grandmother etc... I.e force of habit. Idealistically... Yes for the sake of God but in reality? I think it's deeper than that..
I started wearing hijab immediately after I converted because you're "supposed to." I didn't give myself a chance to NOT wear it to see how I'd feel. I'm not 100% that you have to wear it. It definitely doesn't make you a better Muslim if you do or don't. Now, I kind of can't wear it because it's affecting my health (vitamin D). So now I'm faced with 1) wear it when I don't feel the pull to and I'm exhausted all day long or 2) not wear it, feel better, and not worry my mom and family so much (health and safety). Le'sigh.
You can take Vitamin D supplements.. even tons of non-Muslims who don't wear the hijab and expose their skin are still Vitamin-D deficient and need supplements, because nowadays people stay inside so much. You can go outside and expose your hands and feet to the sun for 30 or 30 minutes, or if you have a backyard that is private enough sit outside everyday for a bit without a hijab. The rewards you will get in the hereafter are so huge, you can't give them up for this one little problem in the dunya that can be easily fixed. May Allah reward you and keep you strong :)
faj3ane I'm not sure you read my whole post. I'm outside more than an hour every single day with my hands and face exposed. Obviously that's not enough. Supplements are not enough. And as I already mentioned, I'm not 100% sure that you HAVE to cover. I shouldn't cover because other people THINK I should when I don't feel there's sufficient evidence that it is a must to cover. If my intention to cover is not for the sake of Allah (swt), then I should not do it. Intention is one of the most important concerns for us. There are WAY more important things for me to worry about with my deen than whether I cover my hair or not, especially if it's making me feel sick and exhausted 24/7. Allah (swt) makes things easy for us.
are you an Islamic scholar with a formal education in fiqh and tafseer of the Quran? if not, then you don't have any right to interpret Islam and say you don't think there is enough evidence that hijab is not required, when all mainstream orthodox Islamic scholars have agreed that yet is required. and do you really think that if you take an entire bottle of vitamin d pills, it won't increase the vitamin d level in your body?
faj3ane Judge not lest ye be judged. You are the pot calling the kettle black. You are not an Islamic scholar either and your comment is a reason that leads people away from Islam by being judgmental and accusatory. You may wear the hijab but you're not being a very good Muslim for being so disrespectful and judgmental towards me. No compulsion in Islam, remember? You may want to look that up.
faj3ane And to top it off, you are a random person on the internet spouting all this to a stranger that you will probably never meet from the anonymity of your computer or phone. You were not trying to be helpful or positive in your response. You were trying to make me feel bad and be negative. So who's the one with the issue? Again, you didn't really read my comments and are trying to push your beliefs on me. That's not how it's supposed to be and as a Muslim, you should know that.
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omg I can relate so much. I did a video about taking my hijab off. trust it wasn´t easy but now I feel much better
im a new hijabi and i love my hijab never faced people mocking me about it at least not yet 😂
I love you❤
Call me weird but I watched this video again and i see more of your point. It's always UP/DOWN, right/left, etc, etc. You were basically talking about every day real life, not all good or bad, the imperfections that happen. You get MY VOTE TAZZY PHE!
New subscriber 👍🏼 how old is she and where is she from?
Either way if you wear your hijab or not. ill still watch your you tube videos and support . you have a great personality. and you're a great person. so keep doing you.
Would you consider elaborating a bit more on your statement about visiting other countries and the experience there?
Props to you for keeping the hijab on!!!!!!!!!
Definitely the right decision!!!!!!!
I used to feel like I want to take it off but now I feel like if like if I leave without it I am naked like I forgot my clothes.But once someone said F**** you to me, my mom, and my sisters.
I would've ran after those girls too ugh ew
Allah loves you and forgives he did not say to wear a hijab in the Quran he said to be modest so you don’t have to wear it
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Moreover, no one's opinion about you matters. Pleasing Allah (swt) is the greatest honor.
The sad part of it was when you said I don't know if I'll wear this forever. You might not but at least keep your faith in Allah and make Du'a to be you stronger in what you believe.
Why does she always say "todays video is sponsored by ummah couture" at the beginning of all her videos???
This is what i think of it like:
in Allahs eyes , women who cover are REALLY beautiful,and in the end who are you trying to impress..ALLAH! ;not some random ignorant girls who dont have a clue of how to cover themselves and be honest.
I don't understand why don't you take it off sometimes when it's really annoying..? Sorry, I know I sound ignorant as fuck, but I'm not big on religion..
maybe because she is big on religion?
She's sooo pretty! I wonder if she's ever considered having a boyfriend
I took my shahada in 2009 and I started wearing hijab three days after I did. I never thought of taking it off. what bothered me was that people out there believe I wear it because of a man like my dad or husband. I started wearing hijab completely on my own and when I was single and going to college. Definitely not for a guy. I wear it for allah.