KillBillskrev 2025-10-25 13:16:12 följande:
I ditt inlägg påstår du att åriga flickor i Iran bär niqab, men texten handlar egentligen om chador. Bilden du har valt visar däremot en niqab alltså ett helt annat plagg än det som barn faktiskt tvingas bära. En chador är ett löst hängande, heltäckande plagg där ansiktet är synligt, och det har tydliga likheter med den kristna nunnedräkten.
Jag är en stark förespråkare för att barn själva ska få välja sina kläder och debatten tjänar ingenting på att det sprids felaktigheter. Nedan först bild på en kristen nunnedräkt och därefter på en chardor.
Svensk kristen nunna
Musklimsk kvinna som bär chardor
Hur mycket du än dribblar så blir det inte jämförbart med "nunnor"
What Age Must a Female Wear Niqab? - Morals and Advocacy - Islamic Shariah -
Alukah.net
It is unquestionable that a female must begin covering by the age of puberty. What is not agreed upon is what exact age that is. Some say that covering commences the day of her first menstrual cycle, others say at the first sign of pubic hairs. Those weak in iman (faith) will look at the kafir system's designation of "teenager" as the age of puberty, i.e. they use the age 13. In all situations, Muslims are to use the Prophet's example for guidance. The Prophet married 'Aisha before she had reached puberty and consummated the marriage when she was approximately 9 years old. We do not know precisely what he used to determine that she reached puberty, and we don't even know the exact age that he consummates the marriage, so the issue of puberty is not necessarily a clear cut age to be applied universally to all, but a recognition of the change to woman from child. The earliest pregnancy recorded was that of a seven year old girl, and we know that a menstrual cycle does not have to start before some are capable of becoming pregnant. May Allah Subhanahu wa Ta?ala, guide each parent to adequately prepare the daughter in time. Amin.
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Some Guidelines for Preparing a Child for Hijaab:
It is encouraged that as soon as the child is able to walk, she does not wear clothes that resemble the kafr, and that she should always have her knees and as much as possible of the arms and legs covered when leaving the house or having guests over.
She should be taught modesty in behavior and dress from the cradle.
It is ideal to sew small jilbabs (light overcoats) and khimaar (head/neck/chest covering) for the young Muslimah, properly preparing her for full coverage at puberty. It is actually less fitnah on the parent to dress her in the simple attire of a Muslim, as compared to looking for fashionable clothes in a shopping mall.
At the age of 7, the parent should order her to pray Salah, and of course, she must be wearing Hijaab (the entire head and body covering) for the Salah.
By the age of 10, her parents may and should punish her for missing fard (obligatory) Salah, and once again, she must be wearing Hijaab to perform Salah.
When she reaches puberty, insha'Allah, she will wear niqab (literally: draw the khimaar over her face).
By the age of puberty, she should already be used to wearing Hijaab (which is in her fitrah [natural state] to be covered).
en.alukah.net/Shariah/0/5778/