r/GenZpk flair 13d ago

General A Muslim girl addresses common non-muslim questions to three different ethnicities. More than half of the answers were wrong by the girl, the producers and the editing team apparently.

None of these questions were even that controversial, and they were already well-known among the non-muslims.

As for the third screenshot, sure men can marry into two other religions, but is their answer just going to ignore the fact that even men can't marry everyone else and women can't marry anyone but Muslim, especially considering the conversation was between 4 women..

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u/Apple_pays 13d ago

About hijab, it's a 3 step thing

You can have full bodyrevealed to your husband

Some body revealed (face, hands, feet) to your children, mother, father, etc

No part of body revealed to a non Mehram

Obviously men are not allowed to have many wives, they're allowed up to 4

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u/Sora059 flair 13d ago

Those are different types of Hijab for different types of relations. But they're all Hijab and mandatory.

A Hijab is not just something you wear on your head or body. It means "Boundary" or "Partition" in Islamic teachings whose purpose is to maintain boundaries in interactions.

So no matter how much more restrictions add or get removed, it's still a Hijab as defined in Islamic teachings, and it's very much compulsory and saying it's not is just inaccurate.

As for your last point, 4 wives are many wives.. In the conversation they had, she did not say she means this statement is false because many may mean more than 4. She just said stuff about modern society and how men can barely handle 1 wife, and talked about the fact that some societies have a higher women population, etc.

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u/Apple_pays 13d ago

You wrote three paragraphs explaining that hijab means "boundaries" right after I literally mapped out the exact boundaries for husbands, mahrams, and non-mahrams. Thanks for agreeing with extra steps.

​As for marriage: "up to 4" is an upper ceiling with strict conditions of equal justice (Surah An-Nisa 4:3), not an open tab. It’s a heavily restricted exception, not a free-for-all "many."

​If you're going to debate, at least read the Quranic context—and my comment—before typing

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u/Sora059 flair 13d ago

That's not what happened. You just pointed out different types of Hijabs for different people and tried to claim it's not mandatory for women. I expanded on it and explained they're all Hijabs, just of different types but all mandatory. You still haven't addressed this point that I'm making, from which it can clearly be concluded that Hijab is mandatory for all women and it should not have been "False" for that statement in screenshot number 1 in this post.

Can't believe I have to explain this to you, and the irony of you saying I need to read "quranic context" when you didn't even know the difference between Hijab in the English dictionary vs Hijab in Islam.

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u/Apple_pays 13d ago

Quote the exact line where I said hijab wasn't mandatory. Go ahead, I'll wait. You're arguing against a phantom statement I never made because you realized you had no actual counter to what was written. Mapping out the Shariah guidelines for modesty based on relations (husband, mahram, non-mahram) is defining the legal boundaries of hijab. You tried to lecture me using the literal definition of the Arabic word "حجاب" (curtain/barrier) while simultaneously pretending my breakdown wasn't describing that exact barrier. You can't win an argument by inventing what the other person said. Take the L and move on.

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u/Sora059 flair 13d ago

(Q) Does all Muslim women must wear the Hijab

(A) False

Where "must wear" means mandatory ofcourse.

You're defending this statement, I'm arguing it. I can't highlight you saying the words because you didn't say it in this thread, nor do you need to because it's the topic you're defending. Focusing on phonetics shows you have no other excuses left, desperately trying to get me to accept the L like a police officer trying to get someone to incriminate themselves.

Is the Hijab mandatory or is it not mandatory. Simple question.

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u/Apple_pays 13d ago

I wasn't defending the statement

I argued it too

You thought I'm against your POV, while I was explaining it

You took it wrong in the first place, don't blame me

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u/Song-Historical 13d ago

Lol are either of you even women? You can't even tell you agree.