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Saladin
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Posted: 16 July 2009 at 9:59am |
Well its all viral now, can depress the pious to coma. And even sickening some exploit these to further abuse the Muslim identity in many ways.
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Chrysalis
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Yes Hayfa - there are horrendous stories about how some Muslims behave and use religion as a shield - hypocritical attitudes. Have seen some firsthand myself. It can actually be very demoralising, and disappointing - even for existing muslims, let alone new ones.
However, better not mention them in front of our new muslim brothers & sisters, since thier perception of muslims and islam is still fairly new. Such people exist everywhere. I do not wish to spoil the strong imaan they feel about the ummah and islam. If you know what I mean. You are a revert yourself, perhaps you understand. For if they hear negative things said about other muslims, they may unconsciously be effected - for e.g looking at a Niqabi Muslimah and wonder about her intentions, or meet a bearded brother, and suspect them -because of the things they heard. Etc. Hope u know what I mean. |
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Hayfa
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To marry such would be an honor. Allah knows best....
I think it symbolizes her personality as religious and modest.
JihadX... until you find out that she wear the niqab to hide her identity to see her boyfriend.. I know women in Pakistan who have done this.. Its the same as 'beauty' its the outer cover.. and that can be a mirage.. So be careful that what something is symbol represents the inside.. |
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JihadX
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@ abuayisha : That would be enough... without looking at actions.
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Duane
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Thank you Chrysalis. You put it into words very well.
I have not been a Muslim long enough to really look into the whole marriage thing for myself. I am still trying educate the new muslim I am. I only have experience with women before coming to Islam. I am only sharing what is true for me. I being new would want someone who is strong in faith to help strengthen me in my Islam, then attraction next. "A woman is chosen for marriage for four reasons: her wealth, social status, beauty and religion. So marry the religious woman, may your hands be filled with sand (a statement of encouragement.) Fath Al-Bari 9:35, Muslim 2:1087 I can only strive to do the best of things when it is my time to marry. Duane |
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abuayisha
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"I think it symbolizes her personality as religious and modest."
Or could simply be form over substance. Look closer at actions to make a more accurate determination.
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JihadX
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Aha nice conversation going on here... I think the most admirable woman would be the muslimah wearing niqab. To marry such would be an honor. Allah knows best....
I think it symbolizes her personality as religious and modest. To me, this is more important than looks of her face.
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Chrysalis
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I think even Niqabi sisters can remove the face veil - so that both prospective partners can look at each other. Both have a right to know what the other looks like. Unless it is a very pious brother who does not mind. Which I believe are 1% of today's muslim ummah. . . Looking at our spouse before marriage is sunnah - sunnah is an 'encouraged act', following sunnah is sawab. One should not try to exceed beyond sunnah in thier actions (Bukhari hadith narrated by Aisha (r.a) about the 3 men who went beyond sunnah)
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"O Lord, forgive me, my parents and Muslims in the Hereafter. O Lord, show mercy on them as they showed mercy to me when I was young."
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