Current Malaysian Malay Moslem Women Fashion Trends VS Islam!
I came across a very interesting publication submitted by readers online HarakahDaily Dot Net only under his pen name, Bekas Budak UKM identified. Well, Bekas Budak UKM raised some sensitive issues in current Malaysian Malay women and I hope that someone reading this today would eat everything I am to share here with an open mind.
First, Bekas Budak UKM writing to Dot Net HarakahDaily questions submitted by the author on the current fashion trends of the Malay women in Malaysia. Bekas Budak UKM has also listed his concerns, as indicated below:
Some women wore headscarves Malay Malaysian court that not really cover their “aurat” in full. Sure enough, their necks are exposed clearly.
Some women wore headscarves with their Malaysian malaise T-shirts short and some are even put the sleeves on the arms and shoulders. I think it Bekas Budak UKM meant baby T-shirts, camisoles, tank tops and Raglan.
Some women wore headscarves with their Malaysian malaise incredibly tight skinny jeans revealing the shape of their shoes (pardon me to say) to third parties.
Bekas Budak UKM name a few concerns, but I’m only interested in the first three, as mentioned above. For non-Malays and non-Muslims who read this far, you must first understand that the majority (90%) of the Malaysian Malay women were born Muslims. Muslim women are obliged to every part of her body except face and hands (the tips of her fingers on the wrist) when they reached puberty to cover. Muslim women are forbidden even in clothing, their body shapes and curves show dress. Wear clear or thin also strictly forbidden in Islam.
In a sense, Bekas Budak UKM writing is simply filed a revelation. I am a Muslim too, and I have to say to the holy men that the trends are in the Malaysian Malay women of today is not in the way of Islam. This is a worrying trend, and I share my concerns on this subject with many other concerned Muslims in Malaysia. Please do not ask me why the Malaysian Malay women who are born Muslims behave and dress, so I really can not answer. In law, all Muslims in Malaysia have given birth, were exposed to some form of basic Islamic education when they were young. Many were sent to schools for religious instruction and learned all about the Islamic way of life there.
I just wonder how in the world have Malaysian Malay Muslim women in this type of interference in the first place. They were from mass media like TV shows, movies and so on affect in any way?
We could not find the answers alone. I really hope that the Malaysian Malay women would come to us and have a say in the matter. We all ask, and only you can provide us with the necessary answers. If you have any comments or suggestions on this topic, let the voices of the Malay Women in Malaysia Blog. Thank you.