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    What is the ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television?.

    Praise be to Allah.

    Firstly:

    Islam brought many guidelines to protect society from fitan (tribulation and temptation) and moral decline. Undoubtedly women’s going out of their homes and mixing with men and speaking softly to them whilst wearing their finest adornments are all among the greatest causes of fitan. Concerning this the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “I have not left behind me any fitnah more harmful to men than women.” Narrated by al-Bukhaari (5096). And the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “Beware of this world and beware of women, for the first fitnah (trial) among the Children of Israel had to do with women.” Narrated byMuslim (2742).

    If we examine reality we will become even more certain of the truth of what the Messenger (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said, who did not speak on the basis of whims and desires but was given Revelation. Nations and societies – Islamic and non-Islamic – whose women went out of the home and mixed with men gained nothing from that but evil, moral decline and a lot of illegitimate children.

    Recent statistics show that for the first time in history the rate of illegitimate births in Britain has surpassed that of births that occurred within the bounds of marriage, and this is a lesson for those who pay heed.

    In America statistics show that between 70 and 90% of female employees have committed zina. Al-Da’wah magazine, issue no. 1783.

    Some wise men warned against that, but nobody has enough wisdom to listen and learn. The famous English writer, Lady Cooke, said in the Echo newspaper:

    The more mixing there is, the more illegitimate children there are. It is no secret that this is a great calamity for women. O fathers, do not be tempted by a few pennies that your daughters may earn when working in factories and the like, when you know how they are going to end up. Teach them how to keep away from men as statistics tell us that calamities resulting from fornication increase when there is more mixing between men and women. Don’t you see that most of the mothers of illegitimate children are those who work in factories or as servants in houses, and those women who are more exposed to men? Were it not for doctors who give prescriptions to cause abortions, we would have seen many times more illegitimate children than the numbers we see now.

    al-Islam Rooh al-Madaniyyah by Mustafa al-Ghalaayeeni (p. 212)

    Secondly:

    Islam enjoins on women that which will best protect their chastity and protect society from that which may harm it. For example, it forbids speaking out loud in front of men who are non-mahrams, unless there is an urgent need for that.

    In congregational prayer, if the imam makes a mistake, men should draw attention to it by saying tasbeeh, and women by clapping, so that they will not speak out loud in the gathering of men, even though they are engaged in an act of worship that is the greatest act of worship in Islam.

    The woman who is in ihraam for Hajj or ‘Umrah should not say the Talbiyah out loud, rather it should be at a level where only her female companions can hear her.

    Undoubtedly, working as a broadcaster is absolutely contrary to that, because thousands or hundreds of thousands of men who are non-mahrams can hear her, without there being any urgent need for that.

    We have seen and heard female broadcasters presenting the news and presenting programs on sports and economics and religion. What is the need for that? Aren’t there men who can do this job better?

    Thirdly:

    If we look at a woman’s work as a broadcaster on television, we will see that it involves a number of things that are contrary to sharee’ah:

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    Mixing with non-mahram men, such as the cameraman, director, producer and others who work with her; she may often end up being alone with one of them.

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    The need to uncover her face, with makeup and adornment which is the finest it can be. Allaah says of old women (interpretation of the meaning): “And as for women past childbearing who do not expect wedlock, it is no sin on them if they discard their (outer) clothing in such a way as not to show their adornment” [al-Noor 24:60]. So how can it be permissible for a young woman to appear with full adornment before hundreds of thousands of non-mahram men?

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    Many of them make their speech soft, and all of them have beautiful voices – which is one of the main reasons why they are chosen to be broadcasters. A woman’s beautiful voice is a cause of fitnah, so how about if she also makes it soft and alluring? Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): “then be not soft in speech, lest he in whose heart is a disease (of hypocrisy, or evil desire for adultery) should be moved with desire” [al-Ahzaab 33:32].

    Shaykh Saalih al-Fawzaan (may Allaah preserve him) said:

    It is not permissible for a woman to address men who are not her mahrams except in cases of necessity, and with a voice which is not attractive and she should not speak to them any more than is necessary. End quote.

    Fataawa al-Mar’ah al-Muslimah (1/432).

    Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen (may Allaah have mercy on him) was asked:

    Is it permissible for a woman to work as a broadcaster whose voice is heard by non-mahrams?

    He replied:

    Women in broadcasting undoubtedly mix with men and may stay alone with a man in the studio, and this is undoubtedly wrong and it is haraam. It is proven that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “No man should be alone with a woman.” This is not permissible at all. Moreover it is well known that a woman who works in broadcasting strives to make her voice beautiful and makes it soft and alluring. This is also something which must be avoided because of the fitnah involved. Among men there are both young and old who could do the job. And a man’s voice is stronger and clearer than that of a woman. End quote.

    Fataawa al-Mar’ah al-Muslimah (1/433, 434)

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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

    That should be equally applicable for man . Man should not work in the same environment with woman alone . Man should not use smart voice in broadcasting so that other woman can be attaracted . When woman do Zina , man is her partner , who else ? I saw more Muslim man doing illicit acts with other non-Muslim woman while Muslim woman always keep the distances from these malices . Man should stay at home and help their wives to cook and to look after children .

    Fatwa : If it would be a woman Mufti ( Unfortunately all Muftis are Men and ready to bash woman on third degree .)
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

    format_quote Originally Posted by Abrars View Post
    That should be equally applicable for man . Man should not work in the same environment with woman alone . Man should not use smart voice in broadcasting so that other woman can be attaracted . When woman do Zina , man is her partner , who else ? I saw more Muslim man doing illicit acts with other non-Muslim woman while Muslim woman always keep the distances from these malices . Man should stay at home and help their wives to cook and to look after children .

    Fatwa : If it would be a woman Mufti ( Unfortunately all Muftis are Men and ready to bash woman on third degree .)
    - slaps forehead - The entire point of that post regardless of who is targeted or not is that gender mixing should be avoided as much as possible. Please stop for a second being a simp and look at the bigger picture. I am tired!
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

    format_quote Originally Posted by xboxisdead View Post
    - slaps forehead - The entire point of that post regardless of who is targeted or not is that gender mixing should be avoided as much as possible. Please stop for a second being a simp and look at the bigger picture. I am tired!
    Your title is read this ( emphasis is mine):

    What is the ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television?.

    - - - Updated - - -

    Bring me a Fatwa from Islmaqa.info about

    What is the ruling on a man working as a broadcaster in radio and television?.
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

    - slaps forehead - The entire point of that post regardless of who is targeted or not is that gender mixing should be avoided as much as possible. Please stop for a second being a simp and look at the bigger picture. I am tired!




    He might've gotten the idea about targeting genders due to your previous posts. Regardless, it wouldn't be fair to call him a simp
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

    Brother, what is with your obsession with hating women? Not all women are out to get men. Women are people with their own minds, thoughts, feelings, insecurities, hopes, dreams, fears, and souls, like men. Not just a special interest group that needs to be controlled to prevent men from lapsing into error or false accusation.
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

    format_quote Originally Posted by Abrars View Post
    Your title is read this ( emphasis is mine):

    What is the ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television?.

    - - - Updated - - -

    Bring me a Fatwa from Islmaqa.info about

    What is the ruling on a man working as a broadcaster in radio and television?.
    How about this? Men should work in an environment separate from women working in an environment. Do you like that? Ok...I prefer it that both sexes work in an environment that are separate from each other, both sexes should avoid mixing at schools as much as possible and interaction in public areas should have a mahram with the female when she works out of necessity and not out of proofing a point that a woman can do the same job as a man can do and even better at the expense of her modesty, family, society and disobeying Allah (subahanhu Wa Talaa) by spreading fasaat? Is that much better. Both sexes, regardless of men working in broadcast station or radio or whatever media should not be mingling. Muslim men should not hire female at the job and should not mix with them and women who own her own company should not hire men in the job unless of necessity. Requiring lifting heavy objects or delivering items in the road where he spend most of his time driving. Even if she is the owner of the company and interaction between them is a must, a mahram man is needed, or she covers herself up and form a distance and must be in public places so that no man and woman are alone in the same room.

    Men should refuse to enter an office if a Muslim woman is a boss alone with her in the room even if she called him for work reasons, unless there is a mahram or some other person with her and and that door is not locked.

    Women should not call a non-mahrim man to enter her office alone and close the door where it is just between them. To avoid all sorts of issues, such as: false allegation against the man, risk of a man and woman being alone in the same room where the shaytaan is a third of them and unnecessary interaction between the sexes. The scholars and shiekhs must have made a research to indicate that it is ok for men to work in broadcast and show their faces on TV as long as they wear hijab as well. Men have hijab to wear too and not just women. Maybe we should research what are the hijabs that men are required to wear. Beardless youth and beautiful men/young boys should be avoided in TV as well as this trigger desires for both sexes (men included) and I don't care if you think this is perverted or wrong (as I don't disagree with you) but it happens and must avoid enticing evil by avoiding it from the first place. If you notice, in Islam it is all about avoiding reaching that evil, even if it is through media or object or displaying beauty on TV then it should be avoid just to prevent enticing evil...even if evil is dormant.

    Both sexes: men and women should know their limits and not cross the boundaries so that you don't get the wrath and anger of Allah (Subhanahu Wa Talaa). It is that simple really.

    You as a man who are hell bent in arguing with me, when you own a company should not by any means hire female in your company at all cost. Because we now live in such a dajjal system, such a shaytaan world, such a world where evil is so strong now and prevailing over good, that you want to avoid problems even if women can do the job (even better than men can do them). You want to make sure your company is 100% male even if women rally on your parking lot saying that this company is sexist. This company is male chauvinistic pig, etc etc etc. If you are so weak of a character that you hire female to avoid problems with the police, government and the mouth of some left wing liberal females, then you have a bigger problem than what I have posted now.

    Is that fair enough. As for the broadcaster and radio, the shiekh is targeting the men by saying why he should hire females? He should not hire them. He is hitting the men with a frying pan saying that the men are crossing the limit and getting the wrath of Allah (Subahanhu Wa talaa) by hiring these females instead of hiring men. That the broadcasting company and radio station company could have easily hired men and they could have done the job just fine and that, the men, are spreading fitna by bringing women in their workforce. The OP is not about bashing women...it is about slapping men on the back of their heads. Did you get it now? It is not about men vs women or hitting women on the head. It is about educating people and informing the MEN THAT THEY SHOULD HAVE KNOWN better and not hired women in their company. Or you would like to further argue. And yes, he is a simp. Because he just likes to argue and not learn. That was a class lesson for men, that was an Islamic class to educate and not a place of argument and saying well, "Well, what about the men?" What about them? THIS IS ALL ABOUT THE MEN! This article is 100% is pure men! Then we complain and say...it is a man's world. So yeah, he is a simp. I never one second said (says it in a mockery deep voice), "Ooh, a man should put his feet on the table and flick his finger and make his wife work like a slave, while she cook, clean and do the dishes because he is a man!". Never once I said that. So why bring that topic up? Explain to me that.

    This low level of mentality is why in the Muslim world we are behind. Next time, when I post an article...please sit down, read it and learn from it. Perhaps, only Allah knows, perhaps you may learn something.
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

    format_quote Originally Posted by xboxisdead View Post
    How about this? Men should work in an environment separate from women working in an environment. Do you like that? Ok...I prefer it that both sexes work in an environment that are separate from each other, both sexes should avoid mixing at schools as much as possible and interaction in public areas should have a mahram with the female when she works out of necessity and not out of proofing a point that a woman can do the same job as a man can do and even better at the expense of her modesty, family, society and disobeying Allah (subahanhu Wa Talaa) by spreading fasaat? Is that much better. Both sexes, regardless of men working in broadcast station or radio or whatever media should not be mingling. Muslim men should not hire female at the job and should not mix with them and women who own her own company should not hire men in the job unless of necessity. Requiring lifting heavy objects or delivering items in the road where he spend most of his time driving. Even if she is the owner of the company and interaction between them is a must, a mahram man is needed, or she covers herself up and form a distance and must be in public places so that no man and woman are alone in the same room.

    Men should refuse to enter an office if a Muslim woman is a boss alone with her in the room even if she called him for work reasons, unless there is a mahram or some other person with her and and that door is not locked.

    Women should not call a non-mahrim man to enter her office alone and close the door where it is just between them. To avoid all sorts of issues, such as: false allegation against the man, risk of a man and woman being alone in the same room where the shaytaan is a third of them and unnecessary interaction between the sexes. The scholars and shiekhs must have made a research to indicate that it is ok for men to work in broadcast and show their faces on TV as long as they wear hijab as well. Men have hijab to wear too and not just women. Maybe we should research what are the hijabs that men are required to wear. Beardless youth and beautiful men/young boys should be avoided in TV as well as this trigger desires for both sexes (men included) and I don't care if you think this is perverted or wrong (as I don't disagree with you) but it happens and must avoid enticing evil by avoiding it from the first place. If you notice, in Islam it is all about avoiding reaching that evil, even if it is through media or object or displaying beauty on TV then it should be avoid just to prevent enticing evil...even if evil is dormant.

    Both sexes: men and women should know their limits and not cross the boundaries so that you don't get the wrath and anger of Allah (Subhanahu Wa Talaa). It is that simple really.

    You as a man who are hell bent in arguing with me, when you own a company should not by any means hire female in your company at all cost. Because we now live in such a dajjal system, such a shaytaan world, such a world where evil is so strong now and prevailing over good, that you want to avoid problems even if women can do the job (even better than men can do them). You want to make sure your company is 100% male even if women rally on your parking lot saying that this company is sexist. This company is male chauvinistic pig, etc etc etc. If you are so weak of a character that you hire female to avoid problems with the police, government and the mouth of some left wing liberal females, then you have a bigger problem than what I have posted now.

    Is that fair enough. As for the broadcaster and radio, the shiekh is targeting the men by saying why he should hire females? He should not hire them. He is hitting the men with a frying pan saying that the men are crossing the limit and getting the wrath of Allah (Subahanhu Wa talaa) by hiring these females instead of hiring men. That the broadcasting company and radio station company could have easily hired men and they could have done the job just fine and that, the men, are spreading fitna by bringing women in their workforce. The OP is not about bashing women...it is about slapping men on the back of their heads. Did you get it now? It is not about men vs women or hitting women on the head. It is about educating people and informing the MEN THAT THEY SHOULD HAVE KNOWN better and not hired women in their company. Or you would like to further argue. And yes, he is a simp. Because he just likes to argue and not learn. That was a class lesson for men, that was an Islamic class to educate and not a place of argument and saying well, "Well, what about the men?" What about them? THIS IS ALL ABOUT THE MEN! This article is 100% is pure men! Then we complain and say...it is a man's world. So yeah, he is a simp. I never one second said (says it in a mockery deep voice), "Ooh, a man should put his feet on the table and flick his finger and make his wife work like a slave, while she cook, clean and do the dishes because he is a man!". Never once I said that. So why bring that topic up? Explain to me that.

    This low level of mentality is why in the Muslim world we are behind. Next time, when I post an article...please sit down, read it and learn from it. Perhaps, only Allah knows, perhaps you may learn something.
    Brother! These Posts of yours are great!! I completely agree with what you're saying! But I must say: you're very passionate about all of this!!! But then again I don't blame you, because the women presenters that I've seen on TV in recent times show almost "everything" from waist up; if you know what I mean! So keep up the good work, my dear brother in Islam: I love reading your posts!!
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

    format_quote Originally Posted by SintoDinto View Post
    Brother, what is with your obsession with hating women? Not all women are out to get men. Women are people with their own minds, thoughts, feelings, insecurities, hopes, dreams, fears, and souls, like men. Not just a special interest group that needs to be controlled to prevent men from lapsing into error or false accusation.
    When did I say that? If anything I am showing my love to both sexes by giving them tough love. I prefer offending feelings and sounding harsh in this world than being ooo lovely dovey and stroking egos and not mention one word and then having the women be thrown in hellfire (with the men with them). Or is that part not your concern? I assure you...I prefer that women protect their afterlife over the interest and desire of this world. Didn't the prophet say the biggest fitna he left for men are women? Didn't the prophet say, that the children of Isreal was destroyed because of women? Not saying that to indicate what you said interest group like you said. I am saying those to remind our brothers and sisters to remember our biggest priority is afterlife as that is eternal and this dunya is limited. Sisters can be everything you said, own mind, thoughts, feelings, insecurities, hopes, dreams, fulfilling their role in the community by working, learning, going to schools, etc AS LONG AS IT DOESN'T cross the boundaries that it is being put and bring more harm than good. Right now, even you say it...there is more harm than good. Let us look at the non-Muslim women. They had the right idea of fighting to be treated like a person. A human. To fight to have equal treatments like a man. To have their voices heard. To be part of the community. All of this is what Islam have given the womenfolk 1400 years ago and more that now they got under guise of feminism. But because they are not Muslim...they are crossing the line. I am telling ourselves, our brothers and sisters NOT TO FOLLOW THE NON-Muslim and not to cross the lines ourselves. This article says why should a woman display herself on TV for whatever reason is that necessarily? Unless a man desires to watch non-muhrim women himself which tells me more about his character and the way he looks at women than this article. Watch TV and tell me if womenfolk there is not almost nude, wearing tight jeans and pants and showing their cleavage. When young girls see this they mimic it. I was at the bank yesterday and saw three women entering the bank. All showing their hair and wearing the tightest of panties and they started early as possible as young as 10. I literally could see their private parts and not one person said a thing. It is normal. Tell me then. Who is the real women hater? A woman is a person and she have rights just like a man and everything you said she have right to express and she should express it. Just don't cross the line. This post is about not crossing the line. We don't need women in broadcast station unless there is a perverted reason behind it from both ends. We need women teachers, doctors, police, etc. All of these so they can deal with other women and avoid gender mixing. What is the benefit of women broadcasting exactly? Except to cause problems in marriage where the husband find the women on TV attractive, the wife get jealous, cause friction in marriage. Or girls see the new fashion cloth style and mimic it under guise of new fashion design. Or water down the concept of gender mixing to a point that boys and girls don't care about gender mixing and think this is normal and way of life which open doors of fasaat and anger of Allah.
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

    format_quote Originally Posted by xboxisdead View Post
    How about this? Men should work in an environment separate from women working in an environment. Do you like that? Ok...I prefer it that both sexes work in an environment that are separate from each other, both sexes should avoid mixing at schools as much as possible and interaction in public areas should have a mahram with the female when she works out of necessity and not out of proofing a point that a woman can do the same job as a man can do and even better at the expense of her modesty, family, society and disobeying Allah (subahanhu Wa Talaa) by spreading fasaat? Is that much better. Both sexes, regardless of men working in broadcast station or radio or whatever media should not be mingling. Muslim men should not hire female at the job and should not mix with them and women who own her own company should not hire men in the job unless of necessity. Requiring lifting heavy objects or delivering items in the road where he spend most of his time driving. Even if she is the owner of the company and interaction between them is a must, a mahram man is needed, or she covers herself up and form a distance and must be in public places so that no man and woman are alone in the same room.

    Men should refuse to enter an office if a Muslim woman is a boss alone with her in the room even if she called him for work reasons, unless there is a mahram or some other person with her and and that door is not locked.

    Women should not call a non-mahrim man to enter her office alone and close the door where it is just between them. To avoid all sorts of issues, such as: false allegation against the man, risk of a man and woman being alone in the same room where the shaytaan is a third of them and unnecessary interaction between the sexes. The scholars and shiekhs must have made a research to indicate that it is ok for men to work in broadcast and show their faces on TV as long as they wear hijab as well. Men have hijab to wear too and not just women. Maybe we should research what are the hijabs that men are required to wear. Beardless youth and beautiful men/young boys should be avoided in TV as well as this trigger desires for both sexes (men included) and I don't care if you think this is perverted or wrong (as I don't disagree with you) but it happens and must avoid enticing evil by avoiding it from the first place. If you notice, in Islam it is all about avoiding reaching that evil, even if it is through media or object or displaying beauty on TV then it should be avoid just to prevent enticing evil...even if evil is dormant.

    Both sexes: men and women should know their limits and not cross the boundaries so that you don't get the wrath and anger of Allah (Subhanahu Wa Talaa). It is that simple really.

    You as a man who are hell bent in arguing with me, when you own a company should not by any means hire female in your company at all cost. Because we now live in such a dajjal system, such a shaytaan world, such a world where evil is so strong now and prevailing over good, that you want to avoid problems even if women can do the job (even better than men can do them). You want to make sure your company is 100% male even if women rally on your parking lot saying that this company is sexist. This company is male chauvinistic pig, etc etc etc. If you are so weak of a character that you hire female to avoid problems with the police, government and the mouth of some left wing liberal females, then you have a bigger problem than what I have posted now.

    Is that fair enough. As for the broadcaster and radio, the shiekh is targeting the men by saying why he should hire females? He should not hire them. He is hitting the men with a frying pan saying that the men are crossing the limit and getting the wrath of Allah (Subahanhu Wa talaa) by hiring these females instead of hiring men. That the broadcasting company and radio station company could have easily hired men and they could have done the job just fine and that, the men, are spreading fitna by bringing women in their workforce. The OP is not about bashing women...it is about slapping men on the back of their heads. Did you get it now? It is not about men vs women or hitting women on the head. It is about educating people and informing the MEN THAT THEY SHOULD HAVE KNOWN better and not hired women in their company. Or you would like to further argue. And yes, he is a simp. Because he just likes to argue and not learn. That was a class lesson for men, that was an Islamic class to educate and not a place of argument and saying well, "Well, what about the men?" What about them? THIS IS ALL ABOUT THE MEN! This article is 100% is pure men! Then we complain and say...it is a man's world. So yeah, he is a simp. I never one second said (says it in a mockery deep voice), "Ooh, a man should put his feet on the table and flick his finger and make his wife work like a slave, while she cook, clean and do the dishes because he is a man!". Never once I said that. So why bring that topic up? Explain to me that.

    This low level of mentality is why in the Muslim world we are behind. Next time, when I post an article...please sit down, read it and learn from it. Perhaps, only Allah knows, perhaps you may learn something.
    Thanks a lot for your colorful languages , insults and abuses . Despite , you failed to bring a Fatwa from Islamqa.info as asked
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

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    Thanks a lot for your colorful languages , insults and abuses . Despite , you failed to bring a Fatwa from Islamqa.info as asked
    I am done with you. If I want to lose further IQ I will keep talking with you. Honestly, I need every brain cell for old age.
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

    What is the ruling on someone who compulsively and obsessively fixates on his male version of feminism to the point that I have yet to see a post of his that doesn't revolve around women



    Grow up and get a life and move on
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

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    Don't forget: we're all Brothers and Sisters in Islam here: so we should not be insulting one another!!
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

    And women: both Non-Muslim AND MUSLIM women, these days, are dressing in a most inappropriate way!! There's no doubt about it!!

    Yes, I also see, on a daily basis, young women dressed in tights/leggings, which are so tight, that you can see the outline of their private parts!!
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

    format_quote Originally Posted by eesa the kiwi View Post
    What is the ruling on someone who compulsively and obsessively fixates on his male version of feminism to the point that I have yet to see a post of his that doesn't revolve around women



    Grow up and get a life and move on
    OMG! OMG! OMG! You guys are so lacking in intelligence. I tell you what brother, if you have a daughter and she decides to work in the broadcast station and remove her hijjab and when you try to stop her I will back her up. I will say to you, you are women hater. You are a male feminist. How is that? Is that fine with you? Yeah, I can see the real women haters here. With the open of fasaat and the attack in family and the spread of fitna...YOU of all people would tie your women and daughters in their homes like prison to protect them from what is open there.

    This post is not even about that. It is about what is the point of having a female on TV? WHAT BENEFIT WILL SHE bring in this world and afterlife if she is on TV. Will she save lives? Will she bring more people to Islam? While the intention starts correct it always end up bad. The door of haraam and evil is the majority on TV vs the door of good from it. If anything...I am anti-TV period. We spend fixated in that box for hours...bombarded with images and over situation. So if me saying sisters should not show themselves on TV is a woman hater....then everyone listen up...I am an official women hater. Live with it.

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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

    format_quote Originally Posted by manofIslam View Post
    And women: both Non-Muslim AND MUSLIM women, these days, are dressing in a most inappropriate way!! There's no doubt about it!!

    Yes, I also see, on a daily basis, young women dressed in tights/leggings, which are so tight, that you can see the outline of their private parts!!
    Be careful you might be called women hater for that Because once it is ok..but if you keep opening a topic of how bad things are when there are different scenarios you WILL join me under the umbrella of women hater. So if you don't want that dark energy above your head then you need to smile and condone such evil. Then you live happily in this world. The second you try to bring Allah's law even in Muslim forms and it have to do with the opposite sex you are a woman hater. Oddly enough why didn't you guys call the prophet women hater when he said majority of hellfire are women or he have warned men from the fitna of women...or.......

    Yet for some reason when I post articles from Muslim sites from shiekhs and scholars warning the fitna and how women should stay home and I have not even wrote that article, I am a women hater? I can say that enemy of Islam come in many different shapes and sizes. Brothers and sisters, be careful and don't attack your religion or hate the laws that Allah put to you. You will be surely from amongst the losers if you don't repent, seek Allah's forgiveness and stop. Just a thought.
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

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    I was at the bank yesterday and saw three women entering the bank. All showing their hair and wearing the tightest of panties and they started early as possible as young as 10. I literally could see their private parts and not one person said a thing.
    This is quite descriptive. You saw their hair and then your eyes moved downwards towards their private parts so why did you not avert your eyes/lower your gaze to begin with?
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

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    This is quite descriptive. You saw their hair and then your eyes moved downwards towards their private parts so why did you not avert your eyes/lower your gaze to begin with?
    No, but Sister: with all due respect: we men are biologically different to you women: So when we see a girl walking towards us, from some distance away, and she is wearing very tight-fitting pants which clearly show the outline of her private parts, it's very difficult for we men to not at least notice the outline of her private parts!! And after that, of course, we divert our gaze!!

    So Sisters here on this Forum: please try to understand we men, and perhaps even feel a bit sorry for us! We find women's figures very attractive, and we have trouble settling our urges down!!!
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

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    No, but Sister: with all due respect: we men are biologically different to you women: So when we see a girl walking towards us, from some distance away, and she is wearing very tight-fitting pants which clearly show the outline of her private parts, it's very difficult for we men to not at least notice the outline of her private parts!! And after that, of course, we divert our gaze!!

    So Sisters here on this Forum: please try to understand we men, and perhaps even feel a bit sorry for us! We find women's figures very attractive, and we have trouble settling our urges down!!!
    Not we men, I am not part of that equation. In fact, I was repulsed and disgusted and to be honest lost complete respect to them and was internally vomiting. To answer Chrismas question I did. I was looking towards the door at the distance when they showed up. The seconds that they appeared was enough. When it comes off guard the damage is done. I looked else where. But then I grinned to myself. Not because I enjoyed it. Because I was thinking to myself, "Al-hamdolillah I don't have a daughter. Al-hamdoillah I do not have a son. Al-hamdolillah I am not married." If these women want to go walking provocative under guise of women liberation and empowerment, I aint going to stop them. These women are the perfect soldiers of the dajjal when he shows up, unless they repent and change their ways.
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    Re: Ruling on a woman working as a broadcaster in radio and television

    format_quote Originally Posted by manofIslam View Post
    No, but Sister: with all due respect: we men are biologically different to you women: So when we see a girl walking towards us, from some distance away, and she is wearing very tight-fitting pants which clearly show the outline of her private parts, it's very difficult for we men to not at least notice the outline of her private parts!! And after that, of course, we divert our gaze!!

    So Sisters here on this Forum: please try to understand we men, and perhaps even feel a bit sorry for us! We find women's figures very attractive, and we have trouble settling our urges down!!!

    But it is also an urge for many women to beautify themselves. You cannot control the woman but you can control yourself no matter how strong your urges are. Just because you're biologically different doesn't mean you're animalistic. Why are your eyes wandering in the first place? Why can you not look towards the floor or the walls? Why are they looking beyond the woman's head towards the other parts of her body? If every man knew how to lower his gaze, I promise you women would not dress the way they do. They only do it for attention. When you respect YOURSELF it teaches others to respect themselves as well. A woman striving for attention would reconsider her ways if she learned that men will not be moved by the way she dresses. Society is not harmed by the way a woman is dressed, it's harmed by the way men react to it. And even when a woman is fully covered, men are not free from desiring her. So control yourself. Don't be hypocritical. There's so much one can do to change the society around him simply through leading by example.
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