Does any one know a gud doctor who does circumcision in sheffield?

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Well if they dnt circumsize baby boys in pakistan then indeen they are sinning.
 
furyX721 said:
OK, but how come they don't circumcise babies born in Pakistan? I'm asking about Pakistan because that's the only country I know about.
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Of course they do i was in Pakistan 3 years ago and my cousins boy was done, i havnt heard of cases where boys aint cicumcised in Pakistan

p.s DAFFODIL sorry me boycotting ur thread
 
hmm. I don't understand. I believe you that they circumcise babies in Pakistan now. But me and my family, cousins etc... never got circumsised.
 
well u best look into getting it done even reverts have to get done.
 
furyX721 said:
OK, but how come they don't circumcise babies born in Pakistan? I'm asking about Pakistan because that's the only country I know about.
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Ha Ha Ha unluckly I remember when I was a kid when I got my done oh the pain I feel sorry for you bro, lol jokes aside you should get it done.
 
Yeah Bro best to get it done it seems that your elders may not have been islamically tuned!
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No that is not the case. My family has and is really Islamic. Especially my grandfather. And do you HAVE to get it done? What is the reason behind this?
 
What happens if the mother is not agreed with the procedure and the father would like too? I want to say in the hospital to do it, the doctors needs the both signature, right? Its not enough only one parent, right?
 
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Sister Daffodil make sure they do it with scissors instead of a machine...ive watched a documentary about this boy who was circumcised with a machine and his whole thing came off..truly tragic
 
No that is not the case. My family has and is really Islamic. Especially my grandfather. And do you HAVE to get it done? What is the reason behind this?
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its a religious obligation, some one on here has already given u the hadith regarding this. the practice started off with ibraheem as who circumsized himself at the age of 80 subhanallah. since then this has been the practice... please refer to this fatwah on circumcision.

http://63.175.194.25/index.php?ln=eng&ds=qa&lv=browse&QR=7073&dgn=4

any ways back to the topic. hmm so yea im gonna have to do a search on whether the nhs does it in sheffield.
 
Just to clear up the position regarding circumcisions in the UK.

Circumcision is not carried out as a routine post-natal procedure, and never has been in the UK. It will be carried out if there is an immediately apparent medical reason for doing so.

Religious circumcision IS available on the NHS. There tends to be long waiting lists, though, as the procedure is not one of those subject to "waiting list" time restrictions as it is considered a low medical priority.

Your best bet is probably to ask your local hospital what the situation is there, and consider going private if the wait looks like being too long.
 
as far as i know it is mandatory in islam. and of course in judaism. jews have to be done on the 8th day after birth, but i've read that in islam it is often done much later so i guess there is no law precisely when it must be done.
i am curious about this:
in judaism, if it was just done as a medical procedure, it would not fullfil the commandment. it must be done as a religious ritual with the proper blessings etc etc. i would assume this would be the same in islam. is it?
 
as far as i know it is mandatory in islam. and of course in judaism. jews have to be done on the 8th day after birth, but i've read that in islam it is often done much later so i guess there is no law precisely when it must be done.
i am curious about this:
in judaism, if it was just done as a medical procedure, it would not fullfil the commandment. it must be done as a religious ritual with the proper blessings etc etc. i would assume this would be the same in islam. is it?
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it can be done any any age up to puberty but its best to get it done as early as possible because the child feels less pain, n with babies it heals up in a matter of a week n they dnt feel much pain any way. i want my son to get done within a month of being born.

n its not a ritual its just an op that has to be done, doesnt matter how u go about it.
 

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