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    In the name of Allaah the most beneficent the most merciful



    Assalaamu alaikum warahmathullah

    All praises are due to Allaah and may Allaah have mercy on you all

    On this topic, a famous historical incident is mentioned, so that males and
    females with a sense of honour and enthusiasm may know how the pious
    predecessors despised a woman unveiling her face before men, although in the
    following instance it was permissable to unveil the face.

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    During the third century hijri, the qaadi of Rayy and Ahwaaz, Musa bin Ishaaq,
    sat to adjudicate people's disputes. Among the litigants was a woman who claimed
    five hundred dinars mahr from her husband.

    The husband denied the claim.

    The qaadi said to the husband, "Bring your witnesses."

    The husband said, "I have brought them."

    The qaadi said to one of the witnesses, "Look at the wife so you may point her
    out during testimony."

    The witness stood up and said to the woman, "Stand."

    Upon this, the husband said, "What do you want from her?"

    The husband was told, "It is necessary that the witness sees your wife unveiled
    so that he may know that it is your wife."

    The husband detested his wife unveiling her face for the witnesses in public. He
    screamed, saying, "I make the qaadi my witness that this mahr of my wife is an
    obligation on me, and she must not unveil her face!"

    When the wife heard this, she thought it was wonderful that her husband
    disapproved of her unveiling her face before the witnesses, and was protecting
    her from the sight of people.

    She too screamed at the qaadi, "I make you a witness that I have granted my mahr
    to him, and have absolved him in this dunya and the aakhirah!"

    The qaadi said to those around him, "Record this as a moral standard."

    'tarbeyyat al-awlaad fil-islaam' by shaikh abdullaah naasih 'ulwaan
    "she cant unviel her face"

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    Re: "she cant unviel her face"

    I've heard tht somewhere else before. Really nice.... shows us how important it is to veil ourselves.
    "she cant unviel her face"

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    Re: "she cant unviel her face"



    Masha Allâh..
    "she cant unviel her face"

    أم ذي عينين كبيرين

    صفية و عمر
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