Amena Khan (Pearl Daisy) Removes Hijab | Mufti Abu Layth

I bring to you a hijab a youtuber people the masala segment the masala segment the masala segment okay so people going down so I bring to you people let me introduce pearl Daisy I think unless I've got it the wrong way around unless it's Daisy pearl is it basically I think it's pearl Daisy but are meenahan right the hijabi youtuber who removed

her hijab so so she took it off people she dis he jumped and here she is in a premium have a right to choose what they do with like we have a choice with what we do with our bodies and that choice is entirely 100% ours I'm a massive believer in female autonomy especially where it comes to our bodies and the way that we live our lives so you know don't just stick to your guns and don't let anybody else's decisions affect what you

do look I'm not a religious figure I've said that from day one it's a yeah Ethel problem hey mama problem yeah yeah you see this is the nice you know this on [Music] you see what is the problem there first of all I want to say look about Daisy pearl removing her hijab I think look that's her own business you

know that's not a problem that's her and it's her life she wants to wear a hijab she wants to take off the hijab she wants to do whatever she wants to do it's her life it's her choice and yep I agree that you know there's that difference of opinion anyway that hijab is not even obligatory it's what an obligation is is more he has several a certain orlimar feel and I see more strength in their argument than I do in the other and I've got a detail video on that on youtube if you want to watch it about surah noor the verses in surah noor and hey job now you see coming back to this our meenahan

removing the hijab i support but it's not that I support her but I support that fine nothing to me she is a human being who has the right to do whatever the hell she wants if she wants to come back with glow-in-the-dark green Punk hairstyle tomorrow it's her life she can do it that's absolutely fine but there is a problem some mercy I had belief a bit

samasya this on the problem yeah problem the problem is that see contrary to what she's saying it's not true she has played the religious card and rode the wave of hijab to get famous and rich right so she used that now as human beings we use things you know we people are incredibly selfish they are self-centered

she used hijab to kind of sell it as a this is how you do this is how a Muslim woman should represent herself now also it's not true that she never spoke on religious matters she actually did on several occasions she did she promoted scholars she spoke about things she spoke about these kind of things about where she I think she said in this interview and by the way I never used to wear hijab anyway in my personal life a cha-cha what I hope while sleeping or in

the shower you mean you had yet her personal life girl who on earth said you need to sit at home worried now even the people who are prohi job don't say that yes eh you know this is when you haven't got an argument left you just make up so although I support autonomy I don't say people need to wait women need to you know go wearing hijab and they do this but look you have to base responsibility if you are going to use something like imagine now I use a

thought and I always fashion a thawb and I speak about some Islamic issues and I speak about having Ria's Lamech a tire and I speak about certain things and then I make a brand and I cap because she was one of the first hijabi youtubers I believe and she was some kind of model she got some contracts with I think some companies like L'Oreal or some of the companies now she on the back of that fat you know promotes her product sells it makes thousands and thousands of pounds now I'm all for

entrepreneurship I say do it but the problem is you see if you live a double life it is gonna come crashing down on you you won't be able to sustain duplicity this is why I sit here like this because when people say to me look Mufti you know I had somebody send me a message recently you don't love this you know you more than one person actually in the same week sending me a message ol

Mufti I'd love to get you all right so okay mostly the way you dress it kind of people won't take you seriously I've had somebody else saying look mostly you know you do things you also you know you also do paneer tikka you know it's ICS as he is right the thing is that look I do but I see here because and this is why I say to these mallanna's don't be

fake don't play this card because it will come crashing down and the same thing with all of these people who pretend because she's saying oh actually I never used to be like that ever I just gave the impression I was and you think well look well you gave the impression because it helped you financially and I get that so you kind of lived a double life but you can't then you can understand what people feel enraged and because people feel that cha-cha hunk of

Awesome get a car so this are not nice you know so that's the that's the problem so the problem isn't that whether you want to wear hijab or don't wager don't worry who cares and the problem is not that is it an obligate it's your private choice the problem is presenting a fake image that you yourself don't believe in only to benefit from that like as a as a means to extract something from people whether it's money whether it's social status whether it's

whatever and then live a duplicitous lifestyle and then crumbling under that eventually so this is why I would say to all of these people do not live these fake lifestyles it just simply is not worth it honestly that's my that's my point in