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Originally Posted by root Hi Preacher.......
Thanks for the post, it would have been good for you also to post the section that refers to a womens buety.
Since as you noted yourself, your main interest "2. was Hijab for women" you used the following quote taken from what I can only describe as etiquete in someones home.
So this quote is representing the wearing of the Hijab. Is that what you mean.
And this quote is the "Reasoning".
Quote A is an etiquete of manner to protect quote B.
Whilst what you have quoted does not mention the Jihab, it seems to be an instruction to the man to speak behind a screen & not an instruction to the women. May I ask, who how & why is it interpreted the way that you have stated since you clearly post it as proof that the Koran instructs women to wear it.
Additionaly, it states (Wives). I never knew that he had more than one wife.
Regards
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Hi root
Please refer to
my post (Questions on Hijab...) # 10 (Questions on Hijab...) and my concluding comments that are quoted again:
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I will pause for now on this topic, however, if some one thinks that Hijab is not an obligation and neither such a command is mentioned in the Qur'an than I like to see his/her evidence and I am willing to take him/her on one-on-one, using Qur'an and Sunnah (mainly Qur'an) I will insha Allah impeach that person.
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Regards
Preacher
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