Saturday, September 14, 2013

Joshua Muhammad speaks on what the definition of modesty is...

                                              Joshua Muhammad, 22

Joshua Muhammad, who goes by his stage name, Isa Ibn, is a rap artist from the city of Houston, Texas. His goal with music is to take a positive revolutionary message and combine it with music that is both fun to listen to and most importantly, raises the mindset of those who listen. You can find his new single “Ride Out” at isaibn.bandcamp.com and make sure to be on the lookout for his new EP “All Or Nothing” coming October 16!

During Bro. Joshua's interview he shed some light on what his definition of modesty is...

"Look at the depictions of Jesus through the arts. What do you notice about the women in these depictions? Did any of them have a miniskirt? It’s interesting that the women who were around the man of God in their midst, were always covered and dressed modestly. This is because they were not representing themselves and also because they knew their value.

The Honorable Elijah Muhammad, leader of the Nation of Islam, is quoted saying, “A Nation can rise no higher than its woman.” This is because she is the first teacher, and every being that has walked this Earth has come through a woman, even Jesus, himself. Think of the type of woman one has to be to birth a man such as Jesus. She cannot be an immoral and indecent woman, and this is why modesty is important no matter the religion. For a woman to be modest in dress, speech, behavior shows that she knows her value and that she is not a woman who is subjected to the wickedness of this world, but a woman is of the kingdom of God and through a woman and women like this will come even more men like Jesus.

The principle of modesty is not meant to oppress women in any shape or form, but instead it is meant to protect her value. Just like precious jewels which aren’t given to us exposed, but wrapped and cared for, a woman should also present herself the same way and even better, for she, as the scriptures say, “is more precious than jewels; And nothing you desire compares with her.” (Proverbs 3:15)"


Thank you Bro. Joshua for your words of wisdom and allowing me to feature you on my blog! I pray Allah (God) continues to bless you in your endeavors! Follow Bro. Joshua aka Isa Ibn on twitter: @IsaIbnOfficial and Instagram: IsaIbn.

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Halimah Muhammad speaks on what the definition of modesty is...

Halimah Muhammad, 16

Fashion blogger Halimah Muhammad of Halimahnia.com and youtube fashionista HalimahMuhammad has always loved fashion. When she was younger she sewed, had an interest in modeling and loved being a stylist. Halimah's future goals include creating her own modest fashion line, opening up a store to employ young girls, and influencing the fashion world. She desires to show the world that you can be covered and still be beautiful! Her motto is modesty is the best policy. Above all she desires to apply the life giving teachings of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad in the best way she can and aid the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan in his work and be the best MGT she can be.

During Halimah's interview she shared her knowledge on what modesty means to her...

"Modesty in my eyes means self-respect. When you respect yourself, you set the standard for everyone else to respect you. I dress modestly because I know that Allah (God) does not intend for us as women to have our adornments exposed to the world. They are gifts from Allah (God) for the one man we select as our mate (smile). Our bodies are beautiful and is a gift, but we should not and do not have to expose our adornments to everyone. I strive to dress modestly because it keeps the people I meet from being distracted by my physical assets and allow them to focus on the more important assets — my mind, personality, talent, and character. If every woman around the world were to choose modesty as a way of life for herself, the standard of relationships in this world would be elevated over night!"

Thank you Sister Halimah for your beautiful words and allowing me to feature you on my blog! You are such an inspiration and I pray Allah (God) continues to bless you in your endeavors!