How would you feel if a hijabi was flirting with you?

Some of my friends wear the hijab but do flirt with guys who are Muslims and non-Muslims. I find it weird because guys are probably confused to why they wear the hijab but flirt.

Reply 1

Mayhem™

19

why would a piece of clothing stop someone from flirting?

Reply 2

kieran12321LFC

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Original post by Anonymous

Some of my friends wear the hijab but do flirt with guys who are Muslims and non-Muslims. I find it weird because guys are probably confused to why they wear the hijab but flirt.

Is the hijab a necessity in Islam or is it a cultural thing? I find some Muslim girls attractive (or at least look Muslim) but I get put off if they wear a hijab

Reply 3

NoPunInThisName

16

I never flirt because I like to wear a bowtie.

Seriously, girls steer clear by 50 yards - it's not physically possible.

Reply 4

TunaTunnel

3

I'd ignore them or laugh.

Reply 5

Anonymous #2

I see it happen at uni and on TSR... it annoys me tbh... but then again everyone's different - some people where it to please Allah, some for their parents, some people have lax manners when talking to the opposite sex, others don't, and it can be any combination, like a person could care about hijab but still have this as a flaw etc... May Allah give us all better character, ameen.

Reply 6

Anonymous #2

Original post by kieran12321LFC

Is the hijab a necessity in Islam or is it a cultural thing? I find some Muslim girls attractive (or at least look Muslim) but I get put off if they wear a hijab

It's obligatory

Reply 7

Anonymous #1

OP

Original post by kieran12321LFC

Is the hijab a necessity in Islam or is it a cultural thing? I find some Muslim girls attractive (or at least look Muslim) but I get put off if they wear a hijab

It's not cultural but forcing your daughter to wear a hijab is not allowed in Islam, even though some people do force their daughter which is due to culture.
Why would you find that attractive if they wear the hijab?

Reply 8

kieran12321LFC

11

Original post by Anonymous

It's obligatory

Why doesn't Alya on Corrie wear one but she's proper mad about Muslim tradition (I'm only sort of half joking)

Reply 9

al_94

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Original post by Dunno Tha Dunno

Why are you always the first to make a post on nearly every thread?

Every time I click a thread you are first to the mark.

That guys life is this website

Reply 10

bob5124

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Original post by Anonymous

It's obligatory

That's a lie. The hijab is not a requirement, and it is not even mentioned in the Quran. It is a cultural item, and people are often brainwashed into thinking that you have to be a Muslim to wear a hijab, and that you have to wear a hijab to be a Muslim. This is a consequence of people not having a proper understanding of their own religion.

Reply 11

kieran12321LFC

11

Original post by Anonymous

It's not cultural but forcing your daughter to wear a hijab is not allowed in Islam, even though some people do force their daughter which is due to culture.
Why would you find that attractive if they wear the hijab?

I'm not keen on the hijab in terms of attractiveness, I'm from Liverpool so it isn't very common at all anyway

No feeling

Flattered probably. Actually most likely I wouldn't even notice but that's beside the point.

Reply 14

Anonymous #2

Original post by kieran12321LFC

Why doesn't Alya on Corrie wear one but she's proper mad about Muslim tradition (I'm only sort of half joking)

I don't watch Corrie :lol:

But anyways some Muslims are religious but have a flaw in that they don't wear hijab, and some Muslims arent that religious but wear hijab with their flaws veing elsewhere e.g. not praying etc... everyone has strengths and weaknesses, and there is an ideal that we aim for as Muslims (to carry out all our Islamic obligations) in order to be obedient to God, so yeah...

Reply 15

username1044970

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I'd be flattered? Lel

Reply 16

Anonymous #1

OP

Original post by bob5124

That's a lie. The hijab is not a requirement, and it is not even mentioned in the Quran. It is a cultural item, and people are often brainwashed into thinking that you have to be a Muslim to wear a hijab, and that you have to wear a hijab to be a Muslim. This is a consequence of people not having a proper understanding of their own religion.

You have to understand that there are many sects of Islam. Some will say you have to wear it and some will say you don't. Just like the niqab.
And Muslims don't just follow the Quran, there's also the sunna.

Reply 17

username2097061

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Original post by kieran12321LFC

Is the hijab a necessity in Islam or is it a cultural thing? I find some Muslim girls attractive (or at least look Muslim) but I get put off if they wear a hijab

That's the reason as to why they observe the headscarf. However, I would rather a women who doesn't wear a headscarf but actually controls her actions and attitudes, rather than wear a piece of cloth around her head whilst wearing the tightest possible clothing around and flirt.

Reply 18

Anonymous #3

Uncomfortable. I'm not interested in having a relationship with anyone who takes their religion that seriously, so I would probably try to back out politely.

Reply 19

Karikerol

Who is this person in the nightlife??

How would you feel if a hijabi was flirting with you?

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