Niqab and Eye Makeup: Fashion and Personal Choice

The niqab, 20, 30, You brought out the most beautiful thing on your face, your eyes, and adorned them You lined them, widened them with eyeliner, lashes, and lenses, and— eyeshadow, and all the— all the makeup they know only works on the eyes. What's left? Your nose and mouth,

right? Ultimately, the niqab is about conviction. No one has any business with anyone else at all. If you're convinced to wear it, wear it. Was the niqab worn like this before? It wasn't like this, it was full coverage. Was the abaya worn like this on the shoulders? It wasn't like this, it was worn on the head.

It changes under the name of innovation, which is excuse me, fashion, which is innovation. They invent something and tell you, "This is fashion," and people follow it.

With everything they introduce, they say: there are things that exist now that will become forbidden, and things that are forbidden will become available. Everything is permissible, so it changes. Convictions change. Uh, I won't judge you, uh, religiously based on your outward appearance at all.

A jinn may, for example, take on an image while not being like that, Okay, you know a person by how they treat others, Uh, the way he treats you will show you who he is, it has nothing to do with it at all, with the hijab. In the end, it's about conviction. You wear

a hijab, you don't wear a hijab, you wear a niqab, you don't wear one, that's up to you.

The purpose of the hijab is so they are recognized and not harmed. There's a law that protects everyone here. Now the law protects you whether you wear a niqab or not, that's up to you.

So what part of the face is left unseen? The nose and the— uh, mouth, what do I need them for?

You showed the best part of your face. Sometimes you're beautiful in a niqab, uh, some of them, okay, some are attached to the niqab.

She's beautiful in a niqab. She's not convinced she should take it off, she may not like how she looks without it, I don't know.

Add me on Snapchat, don't forget. Uh, No one has any business with anyone, that's it.