jilbab explaination by Nouman Ali Khan || Surah Al Ahzab ayat 59 || скачать в хорошем качестве

jilbab explaination by Nouman Ali Khan || Surah Al Ahzab ayat 59 ||

The term Jilbab generally refers to a type of loose, modest outer garment worn by Muslim women in adherence to Islamic guidelines for modesty. Its specific design and style can vary widely depending on cultural and regional preferences, but it typically serves the purpose of covering the body, leaving only the face, hands, and sometimes the feet exposed. features of a Jilbab: 1. Loose-fitting: Designed to conceal the shape of the body. 2. Full Coverage: Often extends from the shoulders or head down to the ankles. 3. Simple and Modest: Avoids bright, flashy colours or designs that attract attention (depending on personal or cultural preferences). Variations: One-piece Jilbab: Covers the body in a single, flowing garment, sometimes resembling a long coat or abaya. Two-piece Jilbab: Combines a loose top with a skirt or wide-leg trousers for full coverage. Islamic Context: The concept of the jilbab originates from the Qur'an, specifically in **Surah Al-Ahzab (33:59)**, where Allah instructs believing women to draw their cloaks (jilbab) over themselves as a form of modesty and protection. The exact interpretation of this verse and the style of jilbab vary among Islamic scholars and cultures. While the jilbab is distinct from other modest clothing like the abaya or chador, the underlying principle remains: to fulfil the Islamic requirement of covering oneself modestly in public or in the presence of non-mahram (unrelated men). #jilbab #sonam #sonamabdulrehman #noumanalikhanlectures #noumanalikhan #surahalahzabayat59 #modesty #islamicattire #muslimwomen #educationislamic #islamiceducation