Hijab, and Clothing in General, is the Dignity and Honor of Human Beings

Humans are different from animals, in that we have intellect as well as a copy of the essence of the divine in our souls. We have the capacity thus to manifest God's 99 names/characteristics through striving and cultivating our souls. This advantage over regular animals doesn't mean we have the right to abuse animals, and in fact places a responsibility over us, because one of God's characteristics is justice, and if we want to manifest His names properly, we must be just to all of creation.

One of the things which separates us from beasts is clothing. The most dignified form of clothing is that which is designated by divine wisdom. All prophets - from Adam to Noah to Moses to Jesus to Muhammad, peace be upon them all - promoted modesty and dignity in dress. Images of the Virgin Mary show her head covered by a veil.

Even some traditional pagan societies, despite drowning in the ignorance of feudalism and tyranny, understood the importance of dressing in a dignified manner. However, without divine principles, the corruption in those societies compounds over the eras and erodes at these values when the whims of humans and their limited imagination changes.

There have been past eras where nudity and degeneracy ran rampant, but not as much as in this modern era, especially due to globalization carrying this rotten culture worldwide and making it ubiquitous.

While the Islamic emphasis on boundaries between men and women in the public space are important and valid, hijab and dignified clothing are also true for the individual themselves even when no one of the opposite gender is concerned.

Because clothing separates us from animals. To strip us of our clothing is to dehumanize us.

A perfect example is when the Zionist regime forces entered Gaza by ground and took many civilians as prisoners of war, they would strip the prisoners down to their underwear.

According to Jewish doctrine, non-Jews are not human. Stripping the Palestinians of their clothing is a way of saying "this here is an animal, and since they are not a human, they do not have human rights."

This dehumanization was done by force of American machine guns in the hands of Jewish terrorists.

Yet it is the invisible weapon - the power of suggestion, peer pressure, conformity, etc. - that causes millions, if not billions of people to willingly dehumanize themselves because the heads of the fashion industry said this is the way to be. People think they are free yet they are sheep following the lead of the shepherds of the fashion industry who lead their souls to the slaughterhouse.

Who are these fashion designers dictating trends? They are overwhelmingly Jewish and/or gay men.

Calvin Klein, Michael Kors, Marc Jacobs, Ralph Lauren, and Isaac Mizrahi are all Jews. Klein, Kors, Jacobs, and Mizrahi are all gay.

"A woman is a vessel filled with feces, and her mouth is full of blood, yet everyone runs after her." (Talmud, Tractate Ketubot, 62a)

This demonstrates that Jewish doctrine views women (including Jewish women) as subhuman, nothing more than sacks of excrement wrapped in flesh.

Additionally, male homosexuality is due to hatred and rejection of womanhood and femininity. They think a woman can be replaced by a man.

Is it any surprise that Jewish supremacists, homosexual men, and Jewish homosexual men are behind the fashion industry whose trends dehumanize, degrade, and objectify women by encouraging more and more nudity gradually over the decades so no one notices and becomes comfortable with it? Their misuse of psychological sciences allows them to trick the masses into willingly dehumanizing themselves.

My maternal grandfather was Leonard Hochman, who worked in the fashion industry in New York City. He was a New York City Garment District Jew. He wasn't so famous, I couldn't find anything about him online even with AI pouring through millions of search results. However, what my mother told me is that he was once approached by Donna Karen (of DKNY fame) to come and work for her fashion houses. He refused her, which means 1) his skill set in the industry was so high and refined that Donna Karen sought him out and 2) that he was at such a level that he could say no to someone like her (most people would not be able to refuse)!

The clothing styles he produced for women definitely were centered around degrading women and branding them as animals instead of human beings with dignity (as given to them by our Creator): were such styles produced with the motivation of women's dignity in mind, or with the Talmud's philosophy of women being subhuman?

Alhamdulillah that I was guided to Islam and transform an ancestral legacy of anti-hijab profiteering into defense of hijab and human dignity. However, I have not compensated properly until I have become worthy of martyrdom...

My grandfather was a particularly virulent racist, especially against black people. Whenever my mom would bring a black friend over from school, my grandfather would already have ran off to his private room/office before the two of them would enter the living room.

All I want to say is that they don't really care about us...

So why do we let people who don't care about us run our lives and dictate the culture we follow? Is it really freedom or are we enslaved to the capitalist and Zionist system which hates us and views the average human as expendable cattle?

This doesn't even get into the subject on how polyester materials disrupt our hormones and can potentially cause cancer, or how conventional cotton is soaked in toxic pesticides like glyphosate, which might wash off in the laundry machine but doesn't wash away from the soil as it seeps into groundwater supplies, slowly poisoning the water we need to survive on this Earth. Being a slave of these demons has no benefit for us, neither our souls nor our bodies.

Hijab is more than just about protecting the sweetness and exclusivity of marital relations - dignified clothing is the dignity and honor of all human beings, men and women alike. Don't be a slave to cultural capitalism and cultural Zionism. Let's not willingly dehumanize ourselves.