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#1 [Permalink] Posted on 31st October 2006 08:39



VARIOUS DISCUSSIONS ON THE VEIL


Assalamualaikum

Recently everything on Islam seems to be up for grabs to scrutinize tear to pieces and discuss and debate until their is nothing far worse to say, i bring you three articles with diifferent views on the niqab that are worth reading. Call it food for thought for all.


http://www.jimas.org/niqab.htm


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#2 [Permalink] Posted on 31st October 2006 11:23
My issue with the Reverend's article is that he has not accounted for interpretations of the ayahs by eminent comapnions of the Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) and he has also forgotten that the basis of the Shariah is not just the Quran but imitation of the Sunnah.
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#3 [Permalink] Posted on 31st October 2006 13:22
A very valid point, why we need non-muslims to be experts on islamic issues that aren't actually issues, is beyond me. Today it seems even the layman/person becomes an expert on interpreting quranic ayah's without having any knowledge of the quran or sunnah. Alhamdulillah for islam which is a total religion. Quran and Sunnah
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#4 [Permalink] Posted on 31st October 2006 14:56
The first article too, though very good, relies on other religions to justify our own. Our own is complete.
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#5 [Permalink] Posted on 31st October 2006 15:09

ISLAM i have noticed over the years is studied alot by non believers....but NOT always for good purposes but really to turn people away from ISLAM......and the ones who are really to blame are the ones who lack knowledge and pass this on to those who are seeking knowledge but due to someone being FAMOUSLY known they follow them without a thought!....we need more islamic websites with the RIGHT information and something DOES need to be done about those websites whch are claiming they are spreading deen when really they are spreading poison amongst the umaah.......

yes i am using harsh words....but it is only us, ourselves we have to blame.

**please note this is not directed at anyone this is just my opinion**

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#6 [Permalink] Posted on 31st October 2006 15:57
The opening ayats of the Quran to tne nearest meaning: This is the book. In it there is absolutely no doubt. However, in tafseer it was explained that if it is read with the intention of finding doubt, then undoubtedly doubt will be found. Further in the first para, it also mentions to the nearest meaning that through this book many are guided and deviated.


My uncle's a maulana and he explained that the hidden treasures and interpretation of the Quran is an art dependent on many factors including also taqwa etc.


Different people will find different things depending on what Allah blesses them with. Thus how can a non-believer be qualified to interpret. I ask, is he or Ibn Abbas (RA) a more reliable source of interpretation mentioned in the article.

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#7 [Permalink] Posted on 31st October 2006 16:25
the 2 basic tenants, amongst many others, needed when trying to not only understand the ayats of quran and hadith but to deduce the pearls of hikmah and true understanding from them are:


1 iman (NO non-muslim can truly understand any ayat/hadith without the noor of imam in their heart) and 2 taqwa (otherwise naffs and shaytaan would do all the understanding and reasoning)


these days u get all sorts chipping in with their 2 rupee's worth i.e The Suns guide to Bukhari etc. and Yasmin Alibhai-Brown's guide to the fiqh of quran and hadith on the laws of hijab

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#8 [Permalink] Posted on 31st October 2006 21:26


It is extremely important to seek authentic books and literature written by authentic ulema, it seems nowadays everyone becomes an expert author and speaker by attending a couple of weeks or a three months course in studying specific areas of Islam. Our pious respected ulema state, that due to the vast knowledge of Allah s.w.t.'s deen we continue to learn right until the day we die, so does a crash course give anyone the go ahead to publicly and privately preach misunderstood information? i.e. we read and learn about patience, and we think we know what its all about, its not until we endure the loss of a child, or suffer a painful illness or accident that we only just begin to touch on the understanding of patience, it's a life long struggle of learning.


Up till now all the people who have been victims of the media with their badly misinterpretations of Islam are openly advertising to the world their lack of knowledge with their non-sensical ideologies and theories. Alhamdulillah, it is a blessing from Allah swt that He displays the hidden falsehood from the hearts, so we may recognise the dishonest from the truthful amongst us.

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