@lexi__good__: And no need to tear any women down in the comments or actually ever 🫶 #deconstruction #christconsciousness #christiantiktok #spirituality #feminism

George Binks :

I answered “one’s green”. This was apparently not the right answer.

claire :

I think nuns choose their lifestyle whereas in other religions covering is commonly forced unfortunately

margi🦈🫧 :

ofc girlie, i would never critique a woman’s CHOICE of wearing whatever she likes or believes in. I find it horrible when it is not her choice but her family’s or whatever, WHATEVER the scarf may be💕

️iwillneverlearntodrive :

i’ve never realized that, thank you for pointing that out!

alex :

I think people could actually listen to you 🙌🏼

douniarighi🔻 :

A true girl's girl 🩷

miss florin :

well... the distance is an expression of different religions so... but other than that yeah! you make a great point 🥰

𝑫𝒆𝒍𝒊𝒂⎊𐋀 :

also, for anyone wondering why the Jewish woman is wearing a wig, it's because for jewish orthodox, their hair has something to do with their holiness and once they get married, it's reserved for their husband in a way? (sorry if I explained this wrong, I'm Balkan so English is not my first language nor am I jewish) and usually they would wear head coverings, but wigs became a trend for Jewish women in Eastern Europe as to not be attacked as Jews!

Sheryn :

You’re a breath of fresh air🥰

Nadia🍉 :

Maeve :

And this is why I followed you 👏🏻

user852720727529 :

oh i like you

•°°• :

its just hair covering, it doesn't matter it doesn't say how the person is becuse I can tell u so many people I know have haircoberings BUT THEY BE MY BESTIE

Luciano Luca :

+100 aura 🤎

Aliya🩷 :

Thank you queen 🥰

amerahsadventures :

ksmén :

Instant follow!

Kk :

Anonymous Writer :

they both oppression

Ree <3 :

MW :

ghadi :

SI007 :

It’s the concept of the hijab—and the historical context in which it was introduced—that many people find offensive. I encourage you to read the historical sources and examine why Muslim women were instructed to wear the hijab in the first place. To summarize: during Muhammad’s time, warfare often resulted in conquered women and children being taken captive and treated as property. According to classical Islamic sources, Muslim women were instructed to wear an outer covering so they could be recognized as believing free women and distinguished from captive or enslaved women. The stated purpose is reflected in Quran 33:59: “O Prophet, tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw over themselves part of their outer garments. That is more suitable that they will be recognized and not be abused.” (Quran 33:59) The historical argument is that this distinction signaled who was considered a free Muslim woman. Captive women did not receive the same status or legal protections as free women, and they could be treated as property under the laws of that time. That historical context is what many critics find deeply troubling and why they object to the origins of the hijab

Liam Richardson 🇬🇧 :