When you do hijab but also lowjab, hook, and uppercut

Aug 1, 2021 4:27 AM

and quite frankly, the loose clothing masks her movement. I declare this to be absolutely halal.

My only concern is the lack of defense leaving her head wide open, but maybe she is counting on Allah to protect

Given the air resistance when swinging and lack of heat dissipation she deals with when training, I am terrified of this woman.

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Remember the Blojab.

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She kinda looks like one of those toy boxing puppets

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Punch & Judy

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I wanna see her in an straight up street fight... Knock a muthafukr out!

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Me trying to fold a fitted sheet

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Flow like water, crash like wave

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Just committed theft.

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She gon' send your infidel ass to Mohammed, inshallah!

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@IDidMyBest Please explain how this is possible

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Now I’m curious what the explanation will be.

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Those clothes look very movement restricting. How easy is it to be doing this in one of those?

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Not very

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On the flip side, it also hides movement. Kinda like those swordsmen who would put flags on the handle of their swords.

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I'm fine with her form. She sleeps a bunch to protect her head and several of the times she drops her arms it's to protect her body. It's/

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Pure boxing, but it's damn impressive. That shit is tiring af, too. I wouldn't want to get in the ring with her.

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Not sure if it’s the clothing, but she looks fast.

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Religion is fucking stupid. All her male counterparts get to wear shorts and a t shirt, yet, she’s here kicking ass with way too much on.

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In the Western world, males still get to wear shorts and a t-shirt, and women are forced to wear a 2-piece...

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In a gym? Dunno if they'd regulate it. Men usually don't wear shirts for fights.

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Take your upvote for that title, @op. But you should I upvote every post I check out.

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Looks like she's having fun :)

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But can she float like a butterfly and sting like a bee?

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Get it? Hi-jab hahaha ?

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Lol, underrated comment right here

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That's the joke... Haha... But I don't think that's a hijab

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I did naht hit her... Oh, hi, jab

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I scared my cat with my outburst.

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She is so cool! I am a fan!

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Dawg, those are some sweet asa slips

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You can tell she’s been married a long time.

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These hands are gonna launch a jihad on your face

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as a martial arts fan - i love this

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I guess the man training with her, is a relative

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If he was a relative then she wouldn’t need a hijab. It gets filmed tho so maybe

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Not necessarily if there is a male or elder woman as chaperone. That's how a doctor, dentist, trainer interaction would occur.

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Assuming their in that strict a society like Saudi Arabia. This could be Detroit, or Jordan or London lol and she don't need chaperones

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Could still be a culture/private reason not geography

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Ain't no Shaytan getting in the middle of that, I reckon.

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Definitely left room for Jesus Mohammed and Moses.

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Lanfear might fit, though.

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I was wondering about that based on the exposed face.

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Hijab doesn't cover the face.

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Hijab always has an exposed face you’re thinking about niqab or burka

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We don't have to cover our faces. It's not a rule of the religion. Some people choose to do it.

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*not applicable to all countries

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I'm not Muslim but I think the Hijab doesn't cover the face anyway does it? That would be a niqab.

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Yep. Hijab is just covering your hair/neck.

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A Muslim friend of mine started wearing a Hijab after a year of my knowing her at our church toddler group. She told me that her (1)

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.. Muslim husband was really ticked off that she started wearing it. He told her that neither he nor Allah required her to (2)

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Be nice if he just respected his wife's decision. And yeah, there's some debate that the whole hijab thing was a misinterpretation

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.. But she said that it was about her choice about how to live out her faith. To be fair she did rock some pretty cool looking hijabs.(3)

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Good for her, but I am not for the oppression of women.

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Wearing hijab is not automatically defined as oppression. For many women it makes them feel safer and it’s their form of worship.

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You would feel safe with a dog collar is you were raised with one and shamed if you didn't wear it.

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Girls grow up without hijab until their period starts and its their choice to wear one. Stop speaking out of your ass. Now countries like

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saudi arabia, and iran force all women to wear one but that is not islam its a bunch of nut jobs running that country

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Oh I forgot Afghanistan under Taliban rule where men are also executed if they don't grow a beard. Ya hear me now

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But they grow up with women who were also 'encouraged" to wear them.

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In my family a 1/4 of my female cousins wear hijab & the rest don't. How is that for a statistic. They also live in a predominantly muslim

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Training for what ?

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Her own edification? Fun? Fitness? Sport? Athleticism? As a hobby?

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Marriage

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Fun? Fitness? The knowledge to be good at something?

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meeting repuglicans, magats and qidiots while minding her own business but wearing a hijab.

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Well, a chador

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Captain Obvious was pretty fucking funny… so is republicans, magats and qidiots I’m starting to hate the color red

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I've taught a lot of women to fight. Don't take women's self defense, take boxing, wrestling, mma. Learn to fight like a fighter.

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This. As a female, I learned how to FIGHT through Muay Thai and JiuJitsu, not just "that's my purse, I don't know you!". 1/2

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had to use it once at a party when some b!tch jumped me... she learned real quick why that was a bad idea

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For a woman to be able to fight a man, even if he isn’t a trained fighter, she’d have to be HELLA good

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Mmh i'm not a trained fighter and i'm pretty sure i would lose vs a trained woman.

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Same. Probably because I am 5'5 and 120 lbs(54kg). I am trained however, and sparing a 6ft+ 200lb people still sucked.

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if they were tall and thin, I'd probably be able to catch the kick(tall people love to kick) and use that. still they had the advantage.

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if I had to fight against a 6ft+ heavy person outside of sparing, i'd fight very dirty. probably kick the kneecap and escape.

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Like, I’m 6‘3, 90kg, and when I spar with women (which we do in my gym sometimes, very controlled ofc), even if they are way better fighters

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It’s just not even a contest

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Like, I’m so much bigger and stronger

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There's a difference between sparring and fighting for your fucking life. I'll take chunks of your throat out with my TEETH if I have to.

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Honestly? In a defense situation, they likely won't be "sporting"; e.g., joints and gouges being on the table. Size matters for competition.

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There's a reason weight classes exist in fighting sports.

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see, there is the issue. It's not that your a man that gives you the edge per se, but the fact your tall and probably muscular(or stocky).

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you can go out and say men tend to be genetically taller and more muscular, and that is a true but its not really a big factor overall.

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It's nice that it masks her movements, but it would translate terrible to real fights, because it just gets grabbed and you get headbutted

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What if she just does it for the exercise?

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Yeah but then she does a Piccolo and drops her clothes and increases her speed and strength by x200.

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Less than you’d think. With the kind of force someone applies to try and do that, clothes tend to just rip.

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Gi Judo & Gi Ju jitsu disagree

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Not saying he’s right, but Gis are specifically designed to withstand being pulled and yanked.

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Use the same moves against a normal shirt that you use against a gi and it’ll just tear the shirt. It’s happened to me practicing in BJJ

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Our cross country team had a girl who was an orthodox jew, ran every race in a jean skirt and still did pretty well.

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And as you can see in Olympics. There are athletic versions of "modesty" gear from hijabs to body garbs.

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Even for volleyball?

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Lol, I assume you're referring to the Norwegian volleyball team that wanted to compete in a championship in shorts and got fined?

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Beach handball actually. Volleyball got rid of the bikini rule a few years ago. But yes, they got fined.

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How often do they medal?

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Depends on the sport. Sara Ahmed won Egypt a bronze in weightlifting in ‘16, im seeking other hijab-wearing medalists

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Following up, in ‘16, there were 14 women from Muslim majority nations who medaled. They might not all have been hijab-wearers though.

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Why specifically a jean skirt?

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Most likely because she liked denim, since she could easily wear a different material if she wants to.

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Just fucken stylish man.

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Because that's how Moses liked it

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Maybe because denim is a single fabric, athletic wear is often a mix (e.g. nylon + elastane) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shatnez

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Mixed fabrics are permitted in Orthodox Judaism. Solely and only linen and wool mix are barred. This was the material reserved for...

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curtains in the Temple. Sort of like if peasants were not permitted to wear royal colors.

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She could wear cotton..? Would have thought cotton would be easier

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Are you asking me? Cuz you put a question mark in what appears to be a declarative statement.

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An uncertain suggestion, open to tell me why I might be wrong. Cause I’d have thought plain cotton would be fine but there must be a reason-

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Denim is cotton

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Learn something every day, but like classic cotton and not denim?

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How petty is a god that cares about these things literally.

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It’s because in Polyester heaven: clothes. Cotton heaven: naked. Blended fabrics: diaphanous boudoir wear most of us can’t pull off.

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Well... it's a control mechanism. Used to be REALLY controlled to be Jewish, then 2 destructions of the Temple, ultimately phariseic Judaism

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is way more chill than the Judaism of the pre-Christ era.

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Its in the christian bible as well

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Wikipedia, "Early writers, like Maimonides, state that the prohibition was a case of the general law (Leviticus 20:23) against imitating 1/2

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Canaanite customs." 2/2

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It's kinda like the musicians who have their contracts specify a bowl of green M&Ms or whatever. It's not about the M&Ms; it's about

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From what I’ve read, shit like that is only put into the venue contract by band mngmt to see if (contract) is being read front to back.

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attention to detail. Similarly, the physical components of ritual purity are really about mindfulness towards the spiritual components.

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back in the day, multi-material fabric was expensive. i assume it was a sort of "dont be a show off, rich pricks" sort of rule.

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My bet is that someone who had influence in writing the Bible was set to lose a ton of money to blended fabrics lol

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