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| On vacation. Status: Offline Posts: 4,281 Reputation: 35665 Rep Power: 80 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Leicester Gender: Way of Life: Muslim | In other words: Hijab stays Book on sharia law Mosque-a-mania! Mongesh! Quote:
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| Modesty Status: Offline Posts: 2,534 Reputation: 3868 Rep Power: 37 Join Date: Mar 2005 Gender: Way of Life: Muslim | Salaam dear sister, In my personal opinion if they actually tell us to take off the hijab or niquab, then they are not faithful muslims. Instead they are following the non-muslim ideology that women should take off the hijab because they just want us to dress normal like any other man or woman walking down the street. If they want this to happen to us, then why do they call themselves muslims for? They have a different ideology then us, they are practically following the non-muslim ideology which is a shame. Instead of using the constitution " freedom of religion" they are implying that muslim women should not be able to encounter freedom of religion in this society which is a shame. that shouldn't give a hoot in hell about our safety by taking off the hijab if anything they are supposed to encourage us to leave it on. Instead they are follwoing the other "non muslim" ideology, and wait- they are supposed to be leaders..not FOLLOWERS. So what kind of request is this to take off the hijab or niquab? Just as long as Allah(swt) made it an obligation for us to wear hijab we MUST remain wearing hijab we cannot follow a man's order. |
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| Defender of Islam Status: Offline Posts: 894 Reputation: 677 Rep Power: 29 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Minneapolis,Minnesota Gender: Way of Life: Muslim | :sister: Nooral Haya where in the religion does it say that the niqaab is obligatory for a women to wear.Even scholors are going crazy on each other because of this issue. Some Mujtahid-Imams from the mazahib have taken this view. Another Islamic opinion is that veil has not been made compulsory for women in Islam and that their face do not have to be covered under any circumstance. This view has also been held by some Mujtahid-Imams from amongst the mazahib. |
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| Modesty Status: Offline Posts: 2,534 Reputation: 3868 Rep Power: 37 Join Date: Mar 2005 Gender: Way of Life: Muslim | Quote:
I agree 100% Shukri, as a matter of fact there is no where in the quran where it says that niquab is mandatory it is on the basis of one's own will to wear it or not. | |
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| Ummah Under 1 Banner Status: Offline Posts: 10,863 Reputation: 50194 Rep Power: 102 Join Date: May 2005 Location: ...travelling to the hereafter.. Gender: Way of Life: Muslim | I personally call it unatural because of mans greatest tool communication OK root to begin with Islam doesn't encourage the male and the female sex to have a conversation with each other just for the fun of it. If a women needs to buy something from a shop or store the shop keeper doesn't need to look at her face expression to see what she has in her hand/what she wants to buy, she simply buys the product, leaves the store and goes back to her home or friends. There she doesn't have to cover her face, she can take the hijab off as long as their are only mehram men there. (mehram - men who cannot get married to her eg. her father, son, grandad, stepson etc.) She can take her hijab off in front of them but she should still remain modest. In addition, facial recognition plays a very important role to us all wether or not you may acknowledge this. Sub-conciously we use face recognition to build trust & not lust. You ever noticed how in all these movies when a gurl or guy look at each other they say things such as 'love at first sight.' Now imagine if a women wore a niqaab over her face, could that actually happen? would a guy look at the gurl and go 'i'm in luv' or would he look away cz he believes the gurl'z not worth looking at. That is what happens when most men look at niqaabis and hence the lust doesn't even start off becz he looks away right at the beginning. As I said, I don't see anything wrong with wearing an Hijab but I fail to see why one needs to cover ones full face. Refer to what i just said above. Some cultures in the world today see women not covering up other than genitalia including women (excluding breasts), yet your culture and my culture (I make a destinction) because you have, would not look positively to people walking around naked. Yeh we wouldn't want that because it would cause alot more fitnah and temptation. Have you ever noticed how in countries such as the US, the rate of rapes is higher then countries where women dress up modestly. The reason for this is because women do not show their bodies. This doesn't cause the temptation for men in the first place hence the lower rate. Something that also decreases the amount of rapists is the fact that in Muslim countries, rape is a major sin and the penalty for it is death. In countries in America or even in the UK the penalty for rape is only a few years in jail. Let's turn a blind eye to the children physically abused by African Adults due to suspected demon posession, afterall it is their culture and thus they should be free to exercise it......... Surely your position is madness root, the first Muezzin of the Prophet (salalahu alai hi wasalam) was a black man. Abu Bakr (ra) set him free even though they were a arab. In Islam a Muslim should help free slaves and Islam does not allow Muslims to have slaves in the 1st place. At the time when Islam was freeing slaves the Europeans and Americans were still taking slaves away from their homelands in slave ships and forcing them to work for them. This carried on even in the 1800s whereas Islam had stopped this 1400 years ago. If our position is 'madness' I really dont understand how you would feel if Allah (swt) forbid but if someone from your family got raped how you would feel - the person being in jail just for a few years and coming back could attack another innocent girl again and this could change her for life. Islam is democracy and Allah (swt) created the world and the people inside of it. They know how the people react to diferent situations, and Islam (the word of Allah (swt)) was given to us to protect us. And if you follow what Allah (swt) says insh Allah you will be protected. |
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| Slave of Allaah Status: Offline Posts: 4,947 Reputation: 48458 Rep Power: 95 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: on a Journey... Gender: Way of Life: Muslim | I would like to remind members about two things: 1. Root is not a Muslim and therefore we must understand that he is coming from a different perspective to the discussion. 2. While we are expressing our opinions, we should be careful about generalising and categorising a large group of people due to the actions of a few. A few 'Muslim' leaders might express opinions that we find unacceptable, but it is not right to say things about "most Muslim leaders" based on this. Btw, there are already discussions on Niqab and Hijab in other parts of the forum, so please post there if you wish to discuss the issue in depth. Jazakallahu Khayr, |
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| Limited Member Status: Offline Posts: 25 Reputation: 42 Rep Power: 0 Join Date: Jul 2005 Gender: Way of Life: Muslim | Assalamo alaikum Every good and bad is from Allah (SWT) - our sustainer, our creator and our protector. The hijab is a muslim women's identity and the fact that a 'so- called'- muslim has urged our sisters to remove it, is a disgrace. Our faith is true and we should be proud to be muslims. Obviously, the current state of affairs does not represent Islam and the beautiful teachings of our beloved prophet Muhammad Mustafa (SAW) and therefore we should not fear anyone but Allah. In these testing times, we should be steadfast on our faith, remember Allah (SWT) abundantly and engage ourselves in intense invocation. My humble request to my fellow muslim brothers and sisters is that engage yourselves in greater worship of the one almight Allah (SWT). |
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| Want cup of tea! Status: Offline Posts: 10,573 Reputation: 51898 Rep Power: 104 Join Date: Jun 2005 Gender: Way of Life: Muslim | Quote:
Can we just let this non-issue go now? Even if he is saying take off your hijab (which I seriously doubt), no one says you have to listen to the guy. | |
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| IB Oldtimer Status: Offline Posts: 1,472 Reputation: 772 Rep Power: 33 Join Date: Dec 2004 Gender: | To AQIB....... All qoutes by Aqib..... Quote:
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Again, look at my post and the link. facial awareness creates trust & not lust!!!!! Quote:
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1. In Islamic countries most rapist are charged with adultry not rape. 2. In most Islamic countries you cannot be convicted for raping your wife 3. In most Islamic countries both rape and sexual offences are not recorded from a central location and thus statistical data is not available (How convenient.) Rape, is not even in the same league within Muslim countries as the west. Here is the Pakistani Rule of law: The Offence of Zina (Enforcement Of Hudood) Ordinance, 1979. Ordinance No. VII of 1979 February 9th, 1979 An Ordinance to bring in conformity with the injunctions of Islam the law relating to the Offence of Zina. WHEREAS it is necessary to modify the existing law relating to zina so as to bring it in conformity with the Injunctions of Islam as set out in the Holy Quran and Sunnah; AND WHEREAS the President is satisfied that circumstances exist which render it necessary to take immediate action; Now, THEREFORE, in pursuance of the Proclamation of the fifth day of July 1977, read with the Laws (Continuance in Force), Order, 1977 (C.M.L.A. Order No. l of 1977), and in exercise of all powers enabling him in that behalf, the President is pleased to make and promulgate the following Ordinance:- Chapter I PRELIMINARY 1. Short title, extent and commencement this is essentially law of Pakistan, I did not post it all because it is large. However I will post Section 8: 8. Proof of zina or zina-bil-jabr liable to hadd. Proof of zina-bil-jabr liable to hadd shall be in one of the following forms, namely:- (a) the accused makes before a Court of competent jurisdiction a confession of the commission of the offence; or (b) at least four Muslim adult male witnesses, about whom the Court is satisfied, having regard to the requirements of tazkiyah al-shuhood, that they are truthful persons and abstain from major sins (kabair), give evidence as eye-widnesses of the act of penetration necessary to the offence: Provided that, if the accused is a non-Muslim, the eye-witnesses may be non-Muslims. So unless the accuser confesses, or 4 "Muslim" witnesses witness the actual "Penetration" you ain't got a hope of securing a rape conviction. Your stats are deception in the highest order!!!!!!!! Quote:
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I ain't debating this, I was just angry at how quickly you peddled your misconceptions. I will state again my point is only "I think muslim women look lovely and part of the British culture with an Hijab, however. Covering of the face is not warmly welcomed by British people as much as a culture of walking down the street naked is not welcomed in both our cultures. I take my hat off to the Muslim suggesting uncovering of face. we want you to be Muslim, we want pakistani-british people. Both sides have to give a little to gain a lot Thanks Root Regards root | ||||||||||
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