I'm friends with a girl at my school, I'm 17, and she's 15......I heard that befriending namahrams is haram, but I'm not sure, because my dad has said before (but I'm not sure if he still feels the same way) that it can be done if dating is avoided....and due to a misunderstanding, I thought my parents were forbidding me from befriending namahrams, so I texted the girl, and when I told my mom she got mad and said I was being rude and making the religion look bad for saying it was for religious reasons.....I don't know how to unfriend her, as it would be very awkward, because I just told her by text and social media that it was a misunderstanding and I want to be friends again.....what should I do?
Meaning of Shirk according to The Qur'an
" Worshipping anyone or anything besides Allah " or " distributing anything exclusive to Allah, to anyone or anything else "
Meaning of Tawheed according to The Qur'an Worshipping none but Allah. Affirming whatever is exclusive to Him, Him alone.
Re: Should I unfriend a namahram girl? Can guys and girls be friends?
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I'm friends with a girl at my school, I'm 17, and she's 15......I heard that befriending namahrams is haram, but I'm not sure, because my dad has said before (but I'm not sure if he still feels the same way) that it can be done if dating is avoided....and due to a misunderstanding, I thought my parents were forbidding me from befriending namahrams, so I texted the girl, and when I told my mom she got mad and said I was being rude and making the religion look bad for saying it was for religious reasons.....I don't know how to unfriend her, as it would be very awkward, because I just told her by text and social media that it was a misunderstanding and I want to be friends again.....what should I do?
At the age of 17, and assuming you have a good working relationship with your parents (which it looks like you do), you should ask them for specific guidance while ensuring that everyone involved is well informed as far as religious teaching. It may also be a good idea to explore this in a religious setting as well, but try to make a point of having your parents there too and not just you. Maybe you can work something out for Friday, if you go that route.
Re: Should I unfriend a namahram girl? Can guys and girls be friends?
Peace be with you, sisters and brothers!
There is nothing called boy-girl friendship in Islam. I swear I used to addict chatting with girls and women from all over the world, and discovered that I shouldn't have started that. Thanks to God! I've stopped that recently. Never, ever talk to a woman or girl unless there is a necessity.
Re: Should I unfriend a namahram girl? Can guys and girls be friends?
Yeah. I have many occassions where I talked to girls for an extended time, and they WILL develop some kind of feelings for you if you become good friends-or good communcators. And then you have to cut it off and sharpen the blade and cut their heart. So don't become good friends with girls, not out hatred, but because feelings will start to surface.
you are doing a disfavour, by befriending a woman, and doing her a favor by not befriending her.
Children are innocent right? but they are good subjects to test psychology with. you can not become overly friendly.
If children fall for it, then we too can.
Last edited by Serinity; 08-25-2016 at 07:23 AM.
Meaning of Shirk according to The Qur'an
" Worshipping anyone or anything besides Allah " or " distributing anything exclusive to Allah, to anyone or anything else "
Meaning of Tawheed according to The Qur'an Worshipping none but Allah. Affirming whatever is exclusive to Him, Him alone.
Re: Should I unfriend a namahram girl? Can guys and girls be friends?
If you see a possible future together and your parents can afford to and are willing to pay, get them to propose marriage to her parents, it appears that you've begun to face the fitnah of the other half and it's best to marry as early as possible.
Bear in mind that you might have to start supporting her yourself.
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