So what u tryin to say? Women are some desperate, easily influenced ones that should be looked down upon?not true my friend
if a woman wants a career outside the home they need to plan on one that is acceptable. traveling without a mahram is unacceptable.
Career outside the home is unacceptable? So to go drive from home to work in your hometown is unacceptable without a Mahram?
Rubbish
Like how the Brother before me said " Ad Deenu Yusr " Religion is Easy
Have you not heard the Hadeeth " Yassiru Wa laa Tu3assiru" Make things easy and do not make things difficult?
Is it required for a lady to have a mahram just to leave her house??.
Of course not.
Of course if she wants to have a mahram with her for sake of safety and all, then Masha'allah!! But to say it's Haram to leave home without a mahram???? NO way.
Can you imagine how difficult life would be if it was like that Brother? Not only would the woman feel caged up, but it would also be a headache for the man!! Who wants the headache of having to accompany his mother/sister/wife/daughter every? lol....i'm sure you have more things in your life to do than that lol...
No, lets not make things difficult on ourselves Insha'allah.....Lets not be extreme...Dont take things out of proportion.
My career is very acceptable but will most likely require travelling. My husband, if he gets the career he wants, will also be travelling to various places that are not safe for me to go. So I should just give up everything I am working so hard for and a career goal I have had since childhood?!?! I think not...plus the work we both plan to do inshaAllah will be beneficial to society...if a woman wants a career outside the home they need to plan on one that is acceptable. traveling without a mahram is unacceptable.
PS. Ad deenu yusrun Amirah
as salaamu alaykum,
hmmm...i'd liked to add ...at-tashadudd haraam!! ..extremism is haraam...
how d'you think khadeejah radiyallaahu 3anhu made her buissness...was she locked up @ home selling things behind the kicthen shelf??
and women leaving their houses is allowed in the deen..even at night...a hadeeth says ..when the prophet salalaahu 3alayhi wasallam was in i3tikaaf his wives would come to visit him!!..and then he'd take them back to their houses!!
and in another hadeeth when ibnu 3umar saw sawdah radiyallahu 3anhaa in the dareeq/street he told to go back...so when the she went to the Prophet salalaahu 3alayhi wasallam he said: laqad udina lakunna an takhrujna li'hawaaijikunna!!....verily you have been granted permission to go out for your own purposes...(saheeh)
I think many can take a lesson from it, or many lessons.....Asallama alykum warhamtullahi wabarakatuh
I would advice the mods to close down this thread before the fithna becomes more . and qil and qal talks ....Allaahu mustaan!
Allaah knows best.
wasallam alykum
Not to just accpet any fatwah from any old extremeist sheikh, as well as, learning to respect women for what they really are.....
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salam,
when Allah wants to address ALL believing women in the Qur'an, Allah does not hesitate to do so, eg. in the famous women's dress verse:
..... In-fact, the very previous verse is the verse which tells us that the Prophet's wives are different from other believing women.
Women going out shopping
Question: Me and my wife go out to the market to buy necessary items for her or the house, and she comes out with me completely covered, and all praise is due to Allaah (alone), and she does not speak to any of the traders (shop owners and ***istants). So is there any sin in her coming out (like this) or not? (Please) advise me.
Response: There is no harm in a woman going out to buy necessary items from the market if she has no-one who is able to do this on her behalf, so long as she is completely covered and remains away from mixing with the men and unnecessarily talking to them. And if she has a man from amongst her mahrams with her, then that is more complete and better.
However, if there is someone who can buy these necessary items on her behalf, then there is no need for her to go out for that which exists therein of fitnah and danger, especially in this day and age in which fitnah has increased and humility and mutual respect has decreased - except upon those whom Allaah has shown Mercy to. So it is obligatory for a woman to remain in her home as much as she is able to, as He (Subhaanahu wa Ta'aala) says:
{And stay in your houses, and do not display yourselves like that of the times of ignorance…}, Soorah al-Ahzaab, Aayah 33
http://www.fatwa-online.com
Shaykh Ibn Fowzaan
al-Muntaqaa min Fataawa Shaykh Saalih al-Fowzaan - Volume 3, Page 294, Fatwa No.430
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