BURKINIS
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what do u mean with "burkinis" ? Women wearing burka or what? Sorry to ask
jabba
Salafi Dawah is the best
Salam Alaikum
I believe this is the "burkini"
http://www.ahiida.com/index.php?a=details&cat=0&subcat=65&id=180&page=1
Basically just a swim suit for women that we can wear around non merhams
I believe this is the "burkini"
http://www.ahiida.com/index.php?a=details&cat=0&subcat=65&id=180&page=1
Basically just a swim suit for women that we can wear around non merhams
:salam2:
Poshhhhh. Dont take this the wrong way. I'd love to swim, more than anything. I learned when i was young, and loved it soooo sooo much! Haha, people have been asking if I forgot (not possible!). Regardless of how much I'd like to go swimming, I wouldn't do it:
1. In a "burkini" > I think it is disgraceful. Sorry for the opinions otherwise. It's connations with the "bikini" the "western" style along with the idea of having it be considered proper hijab just makes me angry. If that is thought of as proper hijab to go walking around in, then I'd like to ask where the 'Haya is? I mean really now. Just because it "covers" all parts of you, that is NOT all the conditions of Hijab that are required. Where's the looseness? Where is the "not attracting undue attention" part?
I will never consider Burkini as Hijab. Astagfir'ullah. May Allah protect us all, and prevent us women for giving in for less for the sake of our pleasures and desires.
2. Around non-mahrams > you cannot possitively say that you will not be caught in a part where your awrah is not covered properly. nobody can say what might happen, and if they can see you and are "around" you, it's still not proper.
3. On a public beach > have you seen those places? Man... ew... I couldn't even consider swimming, much rather do anything except cover my eyes and make a dash for it!
and so on and so forth... I don't want to waste my time on this.
wa alaykum salam...
basically regardless, like i said, it's not proper Hijab and I would never wear it, unless i was with strict family and even then without anything else i would be embarrassed. Maybe it's culture, maybe it is how i was grown up, but i would be ashamed to even wear that without anything in front of my father.
wasalam
Poshhhhh. Dont take this the wrong way. I'd love to swim, more than anything. I learned when i was young, and loved it soooo sooo much! Haha, people have been asking if I forgot (not possible!). Regardless of how much I'd like to go swimming, I wouldn't do it:
1. In a "burkini" > I think it is disgraceful. Sorry for the opinions otherwise. It's connations with the "bikini" the "western" style along with the idea of having it be considered proper hijab just makes me angry. If that is thought of as proper hijab to go walking around in, then I'd like to ask where the 'Haya is? I mean really now. Just because it "covers" all parts of you, that is NOT all the conditions of Hijab that are required. Where's the looseness? Where is the "not attracting undue attention" part?
I will never consider Burkini as Hijab. Astagfir'ullah. May Allah protect us all, and prevent us women for giving in for less for the sake of our pleasures and desires.
2. Around non-mahrams > you cannot possitively say that you will not be caught in a part where your awrah is not covered properly. nobody can say what might happen, and if they can see you and are "around" you, it's still not proper.
3. On a public beach > have you seen those places? Man... ew... I couldn't even consider swimming, much rather do anything except cover my eyes and make a dash for it!
and so on and so forth... I don't want to waste my time on this.
wa alaykum salam...
basically regardless, like i said, it's not proper Hijab and I would never wear it, unless i was with strict family and even then without anything else i would be embarrassed. Maybe it's culture, maybe it is how i was grown up, but i would be ashamed to even wear that without anything in front of my father.
wasalam
jabba
Salafi Dawah is the best
Salam thanks for your opinion, the swimsuit is suposed to be designed for Muslims, I don't swim, have never worn a "Burkini" so I can't say much else except for that.
TheHumbleWun
Banned
Asalaamalikum,
I think logically, whatever you really wear in water it'll become tight. Water tighens the cloth to the skin.
wa alaykum salam...
yeh, sorry if my opinion was a bit forceful or what not
I know what it's made for, but just saying around u know... other guys and stuff, it can't really be proper hijab.
I can understand NOW if you want to wear it at an all female pool, and once you come out cover yourself with a towel or something.
but on the beach i don't think it's proper, to go walking around like that and all. i mean... yea...
wa alaykum salam.
that's true, but that doesn't make this outfit any better does it?
wasalam
apocalypse77
Junior Member
dont they practise sex segregation in beaches in muslim countries?
Raed
Muslim Student
In UAE , yes they do
... but not exactly in all places(like a water themepark) , there is one day for women in a week the other days mix, like its halal for men to swim with women, but Hijabi women cant swim with men :sthats why i dont go to some pools in dubai, while my sisters can cause they have thier special day for women, but there is no special day for men :S
so i have to go to certain clubs which have men days..