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[CheesedOff]

I dont wear socks.

[Cee]

Why is this cutey banned?

[amani_ahmad]

Peace, on Jun 9 2005, 11:24 PM, said:

dude covering feet is part of hijab - but socks well lets think deeply on this issue. The bright pink ones or the ones which are like feet gloves can cause many men to stray so it would be best to wear the cheapy black wooly ones u can get from discount stores - 3 for the price of 2 - and as for the ones which have pictures of fat men such as homer simpson and rude jokes well they would not be sensible for a hijjabi lady - imagine a woman in black niqab, black abaya then socks with a picture of Homer simpson drinking and saying im not as think you drunk I am. This would not really be ideal - so we would have to go around sock shop and examine each sock as an individual specimen then when you are soo bored that you dont really give a damn about socks a major step forward in hijab reform will have taken place and the findings along with other sc polls will be presented at the next shia youth conference so we can enlighten our youths about the vital matters troubling this sockless ummah.

LOL on the novelty socks, i agree though socks is part of hijab, ive seen many hijabis wearing thongs/slip on shoes, strappy high heals and you may think they look good and they propably do, "however" a colourfull pair of thongs/slip on shoes shoes with dimentis or a strappy pair of high heels is going to potentially draw attention to yourself which i belive defeats the purpose of why you were hijab but i think nothing is more elegant that hijabii with black socks

[Cee]

^Love your signature.

[amani_ahmad]

Cee, on Apr 22 2007, 11:31 PM, said:

^Love your signature.

salam sis,
thanks they r cute little kids ay,

[Cee]

^Indeed

["HaZeL"]

socks aint a part of hijab for GOd sake/.... do u wanna  die wearing them in summer!!
Allah isnt cruel tht  HE will    send u to hell for not covering ur feet....
as far as u look MODEST in (hijab) while   dressed thats all.... women who look MODEST,  men dont react to em in any way ....    so just be normal no need to go to extreme by wearing socks....
now plz dont ask  shud u wear gloves too??

[Alshajr]

"HaZeL", on 08 May 2007 - 04:02 PM, said:

socks aint a part of hijab for GOd sake/.... do u wanna  die wearing them in summer!!
Allah isnt cruel tht  HE will send u to hell for not covering ur feet....
as far as u look MODEST in (hijab) while   dressed thats all.... women who look MODEST,  men dont react to em in any way .... so just be normal no need to go to extreme by wearing socks....
now plz dont ask  shud u wear gloves too??

Aswrwb

This post is from quite a while ago, just thought I would raise awareness on this as it is not that well known.

I dunno about being sent to hell for not wearing socks but will you earn the pleasure of Allah swt? Its not that difficult to implement and it should not be seen as extreme especially since womens socks are sold in almost every womens department store, even in the summer. Plus if you have sweaty feet socks will help to preserve in insides of your modest shoes!

Hands and face do not need to be covered.

[MALANGG]

its better to wear it

[3laweyaZainabiya]

I follow sayed Sistani and he says covering the feet is part of hijab and so since I follow him, I actually listen to him

[Fatima Hussain]

I always wear socks when I go outside...I have never really liked showing my feet, to be honest...

amani_ahmad, on 22 April 2007 - 08:10 AM, said:

LOL on the novelty socks, i agree though socks is part of hijab, ive seen many hijabis wearing thongs/slip on shoes, strappy high heals and you may think they look good and they propably do, "however" a colourfull pair of thongs/slip on shoes shoes with dimentis or a strappy pair of high heels is going to potentially draw attention to yourself which i belive defeats the purpose of why you were hijab but i think nothing is more elegant that hijabii with black socks

Would plain flip flops be bringing attention?  Most people aren't really looking at other people's shoes...Personally, the only time I really notice someone shoes is if they are wildly inappropriate for the situation or ridiculously high heels...