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🧵I put together this short explainer summarising some of the most common forms of sexual violence acknowledged by Islam and how these actions, including marital rape, can be prosecuted in Islamic law. I've also shown the contemporary English terms which cover these acts.
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The bullying of Muslim women who wear headscarves/abayas by fellow Muslims (mostly men) on this app is revolting.
If even one of these women quit practising the hijab as a result of this bullying, the sin would be on every person who bullied her for the rest of their lives.
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“I wish the girls’ section was like this too,” she (7-8yrs) says in a sad little voice, holding her dad’s finger as he shows her around the main hall of the masjid (reserved for men).
“We’ve only got a small room with tiny windows and a whiteboard in the corner,” she says…
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Bosnian Hanafi Islam. Again, compare to South Asian Hanafi Islam with its distorted 150-year-old traditions.
Women have as much of a right to experience the transcendence/awe inspired by beautiful mosque architecture as men do. May Allah guide SA Muslims back to the Sunnah iA.
thank God I'm from Bosnia and I get to pray in the actual mosque, and not in a windowless basement
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It’s remarkable just how different Turkish Hanafi Islam is from South Asian Hanafi Islam. The colonial encounter ruined many things for us, including our religious tradition. Family friends from Turkey send photos/videos of women attending Turkish mosques in large numbers.
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Traditional practising Chechen Muslims. Communal joy, music, dance, fun, all merging seamlessly with a traditional Islamic life.
Compare to traditional practising South Asian Muslims, where these things are seen as ‘fahisha’ and misery is seen as an important component of Islam.
Traditional Chechen dance by our elders in Grozny 🤍
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Sad little scene from Maghrib namaz today in a British mosque run by SA Deobandis. I held back tears and made Dua for the little one and her father. May she get her masjid one day iA.
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…looking sadly at the marble panels, the massive chandelier, the plush carpet in the main hall under her tiny feet.
“I’ll build you a girls’ masjid myself, my love,” says the dad. “A masjid with marble and chandeliers and a big dome.”
Reassured, she hugs him and they depart.
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I have been the direct cause for the end of 2 almost-marriages, and 1 nikah-but-not-living-together-yet marriage. Same reason every time: guys hiding important stuff from the girls/their families. Alhamdulillah, zero regrets. Have yet to be the cause of a marriage *happening* 😢
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Incorrect application of this Hadith. It doesn’t apply to women leading modern democratic states. Similarly, doesn’t apply to women leading business/welfare/student organisations, office teams, etc. This decontextualised application of Hadith is only religious illiteracy.
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A (white) convert sister shared that when she wears hijab, desi/Arab Muslim men feel emboldened to patronise her, comment on her practice/clothing, etc.
When she doesn’t wear hijab, Muslim men treat her with deference and don’t dare make personal comments.
Shameful behaviour.
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It’s not just the fact of their attendance at nightly Ramadan qiyaam, weekly dhikr majalis, etc. It’s also just how joyous and lively the atmosphere is. Loud collectivr dhikr, Nasheeds sung in unison, all without any of the men throwing a hissy fit due to women’s presence.
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Every time this ‘no-strings nikah’ nonsense is brought up again, it reminds me just how little these folk (and their followers) care about women, their lives, hearts, minds, dignity, needs, desires, and honour. May Allah protect us from these people and those who think like them.
One-minute Nikahs.
In our time culture has been massively confused with religion, to such an extent where lay Muslims are confused as to where the line is drawn between zina (promiscuous impermissible sexual intercourse) and marriage. According to all four schools of Sunni
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It’s such a shock to witness this as I was taught completely the opposite by some of the best scholars alive. “Support those who are striving to practise. Overlook their shortcomings. Don’t push them off the Deen. They are the most deserving of husn al-dhann.” Etc.
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So much uproar from Muslim bros yesterday regarding wives and domestic labour. Wait till they find out the Shafi opinion; not only is domestic labour not an obligation for wives, they must be *informed* that it’s not an obligation *and* they can charge the husband wages for it.
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With this in mind, South Asian Hanafi Islam seems to be a pretty *modern* phenomenon, despite their claims to traditionalism and protestations against the label ‘modern’. It’s an Islam severed from its precolonial tradition, and is a product of/reaction to events in modern times.
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LUMS has a serious incel problem, as this guy demonstrates here publicly. It’s a general Pakistani-man problem, but it’s also a more specific LUMS problem. Guys get into LUMS and think very highly of themselves. Then they see these women around them who are out of their league…
"Her parents refused to give her "rishta" for me, and after 3 years, now, I charge Rs. 54 thousand for filling out the dissolution of her marriage through "khula." That’s the tweet.
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@SeenNotHeard4
It’s so sad to read this. InshAllah we won’t allow this next generation of girls to grow up with this humiliation. We’ll hold back donations from masaajid which refuse to honour Allah’s female worshippers. Name and shame them till they recognise the error of their ways.
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re: discussion on women in mosques
Ibn Hazam (rh) had no chill lol. I had to laugh reading how easily he picked apart arguments from other schools prohibiting women's access to mosques. He highlights the contradiction between the Prophetic precedent and the positions of others.
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Pakistani (and other South Asian) Muslims have a deeply held belief that wives are ‘obligated’ to cook for the family/do housework (cleaning, etc.) Here’s Mufti Taqi Usmani sahb clarifying that issue:
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🧵Women in the mosque: an established Islamic tradition
Women had access to (and were present in) mosques across the Islamic world, throughout the premodern period, and despite legal scholars agitating against their presence in mosques.
We start in al-Andalus and North Africa:
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Tens of thousands of people have repented and turned towards Islam at the hands of this scholar. And this is the rahmah, mercy and love he displays in his own personal dawah. He gave me sooo many similar stories. A completely different model of dawah than whatever MT boys are on.
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A renowned scholar told me personally that he allowed an alcoholic brother to bring along alcohol to a 40-day tabligh retreat. It was kept in a locked shower, and the brother would occasionally go there to drink. The scholar said the brother eventually gave up the habit.
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This is what happens when states fall into the hands of those whose entire religious worldview was formed in madrassahs with severely distorted curricula. You get these weird Frankenstein versions of ‘Shariah’. These zaalim juhalaa, none of whom has any ilmi merit, rejected…
The Taliban has banned Afghan women from showing their faces or speaking out loud in public under strict new laws.
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I knew all the guys personally (hence the girls’ families reaching out). Was completely open and honest about the guys’ shortcomings, and told the guys what I said straight up. Strained my relationship with them. But oh well, can’t win everything 🤷🏽♂️
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A lot of the clothing-related moral policing and harassment Muslim women face from Muslim men is because of these men's mistaken belief that *every* Muslim woman historically in 'Islamic' societies wore some version of abaya/hijab/niqab, etc. This is simply incorrect. Here's why:
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This is disappointing to see.
There’s an Ummah-level pandemic of men’s:
1. Indulgence in pornography and Netflix-nudity, and
2. Complete abandonment of the tradition of lowering the gaze when out in public.
To leave that aside and worry about women’s hijab instead is weird.
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Mufti Tariq Masood earlier claimed he was joking and didn’t mean to justify child marriage. He lied. Here he is. Justifying the crime publicly, completely seriously, on multiple occasions. Also encouraging people to violate local laws regulating child marriage.
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Another beautiful example of our Indonesian Muslim family honouring the Prophetic Sunnah of welcoming Allah’s female worshippers in Allah’s house (a right, not a privilege, as I keep reminding people):
@_Abdullah_Saleh
Here's the example, from my taraweeh last week in the province's mosque. May the muslim woman elsewhere will got the same privilege to pray as men do
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@Aqid321
If it’s any comfort sister, my Shaykh taught us that the reward of prayer/worship increases manifold for people who have to do extra mujahidah to worship. Your prayers are probably 100x or more than the prayers of a regular Muslim who hasn’t been through such an experience.
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@deenprogress
Islamic rights, for women and others, exist only in a metaphysical, ‘suspended’ state unless they’re ‘brought down to earth’, i.e. institutionalised, put into laws, community values and ethos, etc. This effort is up to us, especially those who call themselves ‘community leaders’.
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@polehammer
Alcohol + drugs + promiscuity in 2 cases, planning-to-have-the-girl-live-with-in-laws-while-claiming-otherwise in the remaining one.
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Beautiful photo. 3 men I respect and admire greatly. If we look at their individual intellectual and/or artistic outputs, it’s clear how the *fusion* of Islam with brilliant people who are indigenous to a land/culture produces organic forms of fresh Islamic ideas/thought/art.
Just visited the first eco-friendly mosque in Europe, established by British Muslim convert, Prof. Tim Winter, in Cambridge. We were joined by Paul Keeler, another brilliant star of knowledge and esteemed British Muslim. It was an enriching meeting which presents a more
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I look at what this sister has been doing for the past few months and am in awe of her efforts. She’s been driving up engagement on her posts in every way possible, only to help her fundraisers for people stuck in Gaza. Hardly any Muslim men with big accounts are doing that.
So sorry to everyone who asks me to post their gfm. I need to make sure the people I was entrusted to not only evacuate but have all their needs met post evacuation.
Surgery costs money, disability accommodation, rent, food. I want my friends and their family to live in dignity.
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The more I interact with young Muslims who have doubts about the Deen, the more I realise that while some doubts arise because of modern ideologies, a lot of doubts arise because some Maulvi somewhere lacked decency in speech, or did not know when to keep their mouth shut.
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Sometimes I chuckle to myself when I remember just how extreme Pakistani Ulema (esp. Deobandi) were in their opposition to digital photos/videos in the mid-2000s. Accusations of idolatry, horrific (imagined) punishments in Hell. In 2010s, a complete U-Turn without explanation 😂
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May Allah grant hidayah to, or severely punish in both worlds, every person who would sacrifice women’s honour, happiness, health, safety and wellbeing at the altar of male sexual desire.
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When I visit my Gulf Arab friends’ homes, men and women sit and dine separately.
When I visit my Moroccan friend’s home, men and women (in hijab) sit and dine at the same table, together. In their family (from Fez), it is considered rude for the hostess not to dine with guests.
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Context:
🧵Women in the mosque: an established Islamic tradition
Women had access to (and were present in) mosques across the Islamic world, throughout the premodern period, and despite legal scholars agitating against their presence in mosques.
We start in al-Andalus and North Africa:
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@AkhiMansur
You dare compare the Prophet (saw) and his companions to what those sickos say on here? Are you okay? I don’t tolerate blasphemy on my tl, so if you’re going to do that you’ll have to leave.
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re: discussion on women in mosques (pt. 2)
Women frequently attended the mosque during Rasul Allah's (sws) life, and their presence was a normal part of the life of that blessed community.
They attended the regular congregational prayers:
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@radjathaher
It’s explained by Sh. Jamir Meah and Mufti Salman Younas (the part about democracies) in these excerpts here:
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Slowly dawning on me that American celebrity daees don’t consider Pakistani lives important. Asked
@YasirQadhi
several weeks back to take down the video of Tariq Masood, who justifies beating wives and marrying children. No response. No action.
Now requesting
@DrShadeeElmasry
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Sh. Akram Nadwi explains Al-Ahzab Verse 33, often translated as a command to womenfolk: "Stay in your homes!" and used by so many to limit women's mobility/agency. SAN explains why this translation doesn't work, and provides a corrected translation which makes a lot more sense.
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@brannoningram
I thought I couldn’t admire you more after reading your book and dissertation on the Deoband movement. I was wrong. Thank you for saying what you said :)
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…and don’t respond to these guys’ advances. The resentment builds up inside and occasionally you see outbursts. There was Dank Memes misogynist group on Facebook, then you have this guy gloating over a DV victim’s pain, etc. “We were good enough to get into this college…
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@deenprogress
‘Rights’ that are neither institutionalised nor enforced are platitudes, not rights.
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An overlooked aspect of the whole 180-degree-turn by Western ‘community leaders’ and ‘Shuyukh’ on Andrew Tate: Don’t. Suck. Up. To. Powerful. People. Whether the power is political or cultural. The Sufis have been warning about this deplorable male tendency for centuries.
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…so SURELY we’re good enough for the women here,” the thinking goes. When a woman rejects them for whatever reason, this little fantasy in their head collapses, leaving behind anger and resentment not just for that woman, but for womenfolk generally. Misogyny is rife at LUMS.
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…deliberately inviting a pile-on on Muslim women from your male followers.
I’ll leave you with the words of my Shaykh, may God bless him and reward him.
“Because of this sin (consuming pornography), the men of our Ummah cannot even be *compared* to the women of our Ummah…
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If women in your family still cook or do housework, they’re doing an ihsaan (favour) on you. They have no obligation to do so.
When you interact with them, remember that you’re interacting with a muhsin, and observe the required adab for that.
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There’s also the fact that your following is overwhelmingly male, so if your intentions are islah of the community, you would obviously address the islahi issues of men first and foremost right?
I can only then conclude that you either don’t have a sense of perspective, or are..
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@starsofdaybreak
Also, McDonald’s does act directly against franchisees in other cases, as we saw last year:
@KintsugiMuslim
It is good to also remember that just last year, McDonald’s responded directly and apologised when sexual harassment complaints came up in its UK franchises.
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Zakaat does not need to be paid on women’s jewellery according to 3 of the 4 Sunni schools of law (only the Hanafis require it). Sh. Yusuf Qaradawi (rh) explained it at length in his work on this.
This is something most South Asians are unaware of, so just putting it out there.
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@CherieDamour_
Can’t describe how sad I felt looking at the disappointment and sadness on the little girl’s face. I don’t know how we’ll face Allah on The Last Day after treating his female worshippers in this manner in this world, in *His* House. As an afterthought, as second-class beings.
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Reading this discussion on Mahr. As usual, some brother brings up Fatima’s (ra) Mahr to show how low the Mahr ‘should’ be. What they always get wrong though, is that the current value of Fatima’s (ra) Mahr is ~ $9000, not $110 as they claim. Let’s follow her example now iA :)
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Seeing some South Asia slander under this post. My post addresses problems created by puritanical killjoys, not everyday SA Muslims. *Those* produce spellbinding art, including Islamic art (
@Gypsy_heart8
thanks for the reminder). This clip is from Ustadh Nusrat (rh). Rapture.
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@abdallaha92
🎯 You’ve succinctly highlighted two of the most devastating issues affecting our brothers here. I tried pulling their attention to this before, and will iA keep highlighting it till it gets the attention and focus it deserves:
This is disappointing to see.
There’s an Ummah-level pandemic of men’s:
1. Indulgence in pornography and Netflix-nudity, and
2. Complete abandonment of the tradition of lowering the gaze when out in public.
To leave that aside and worry about women’s hijab instead is weird.
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There is exactly one person I know who doesn’t do gheebat (backbiting) of others at all *and* refuses to even listen to gheebat of others. That level of taqwa is incredibly rare, even among the ‘practising’.
A simple, humble Waliyah of Allah (swt), living amongst us commoners.
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Another shining contemporary example of this phenomenon: Ustadh
@NaokiQYamamoto
Do check out his work. May Allah bless him.
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Have seen a lot of Pakistani/Western diaspora Islami bros admiring the courage and eloquence of brilliant Palestinian women. Palestinian women are:
1. Very educated, often in co-ed environments, and
2. Active in public life.
Do Islami bros see the irony here?
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@uncle_reborn
@AhsanJaif
Well, let’s see.
- Violation of dignity of the woman.
- Public humiliation of the woman.
- Psychological harm (darar) caused to the woman by physical molestation.
- Normalising objectification of women.
- Violation of modesty/hayaa.
Obvious to everyone but the fiqh-sick.
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Seen some folk defending South Asian joint family housing arrangements as ‘Islamic’. Doesn’t work. Here’s an excerpt on what counts as adequate housing for the wife that is obligatory on the husband to provide according to Hanafi fiqh, even in a joint family setup:
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A colleague who helps DV survivors with legal aid said, “Men who abuse women always say ‘I just lost it, I don’t know what got into me’ … well, how did you know when to stop then? How do you not ‘lose it’ when you’re angry with your colleagues or even your siblings?”. Shook me.
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@halalfrijole
You and your family are in my Duas sister. I’m so so sorry for what you’ve been put through.
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Every Ramzan in Pakistan, I’m amazed by the fact that thousands of masaajid make special arrangements for women’s (nafal) tarawih prayers after spending the whole year keeping women out of these very masaajid for *farz* prayers.
It makes no sense at all.
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Thinking Rape = Zina bil jabr (*only*) is the fundamental error made by those who justify marital rape.
Rape = forced sex. Committed against a female stranger, it is zina bil jabr or ightisab and prosecuted as such.
Committed against one’s wife, it is ‘harming the wife’ and…
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@drorydress
Alhamdulillah I’m so happy you had that opportunity. May all our sisters be granted the opportunity to worship in Allah’s Houses with dignity.
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in terms of their Hayaa. Men who (as a group) are so Bay-Hayaa have no business lecturing about Hayaa to women. The shame, if we had any, should shut our mouths.”
I hope we as brothers can heed these wise words.
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@ASiddiqua773
My advice is for fellow brothers, sister. If you’d like to discuss this in detail with a sister,
@ProtectYoFaith
can probably help you best. She’s very knowledgable about Deen and understands MT behaviour better than most.
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Impossible to sleep tonight with the wanton slaughter ongoing in Rafah. Duas, shame, tears, prayer. The only refuge of the powerless. God might never forgive us for what we have allowed to happen to the noblest amongst us.
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@AdilaBadri
They’ll remember it when they see the pile of sins they’ve accumulated because they couldn’t resist the urge to bully and harass a sister online.
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@hxhabg
The ‘majority’ opinion doesn’t matter. It’s an issue on which different fuqaha hold different opinions, the numbers are irrelevant as long as the fuqaha are senior/recognised/respected experts and are a group bigger than 1.
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Good. Step in the right direction. I hope Pakistan sees a large-scale push towards/active encouragement of girls and women participating in sports. Alhamdulillah many Muslim countries (Malaysia, for example) already have active women-and-girls’ sports scenes. Onwards and upwards.
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Genuinely sickening to hear loud chants of the blessed name of God and His Prophet (saw) as a mob lynches a man to death and then sets his body on fire.
May Khadim Hussain Rizvi roast in the deepest pits of hell for the monster he unleashed. May those who enabled this join him.
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@ukxsx
That is precisely how it works. If you are a direct cause of someone performing an act of khayr, you’re rewarded for that act as long as the other person keeps doing it. The flip is true as well, i.e. when you’re a direct cause of someone abandoning an obligation. Basic stuff.
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On cooking, Mufti Muhammad ibn Adam, a British Deobandi scholar who is also a student of Mufti Taqi sahb, clarifies widespread misconceptions:
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- Separate bedroom/living area
- Separate washroom
- Separate kitchen
- Wife is not mistreated by in-laws
So basically, at least an independent small one-bedroom apartment, even if it’s within a large family haveli.
Almost every joint family arrangement fails these conditions.
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Thought I’d seen it all after seeing women being compared to cars, oranges, diamonds, bananas, and lollypops. I must admit I did not see this one coming: fish in a bowl. FISH! 🤦🏽♂️
The attempted metaphor is such a brilliant disaster since the fish actually *is* seen by everyone 😭
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@PancakePlumbob
Yeah I’m Pakistani myself, it’s absolutely shameful how our masaajid treat Allah’s female worshippers. When there is space, it is usually some small dingy room. Otherwise they just tell women to pray by the roadside. I know of only 3 mosques in Lahore that accommodate women.
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@hafizsaadriaz
You should read my last thread where it discusses Ottoman mosques in the premodern period. It’s a continuation of a living tradition in Turkish mosques, Kemalism has nothing to do with it.
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Here's a similar summary for the brothers, which we need to focus more on (take note MMA and football bros), since in many cases our men are failing even the basics of male hijab. They're also regularly looking at parts of men's bodies (e.g. thighs) which are haraam to look at.
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Ibn Arabi (r) lays the cherry on the top of the previous critique with this spiritual admonishment/coup de grâce, something our brothers on here may want to reflect on for the sake of their souls:
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In Pakistan, too, in most Muslim households (urban Punjab at least), men and women sit and dine together. In my own circles, only those who are part of revivalist-Islamic circles have segregated seating arrangements.
Fascinating differences.
Note: ^All are practising Muslims.
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He’s pretty consistent in his misogyny. This from earlier, where he’s defending lying to one’s wife in order to cheat on her and ‘secretly’ marry other women behind her back.
...details on some of these cases, while the others have been discussed publicly on social media/news websites. MH has publicly defended men's 'right' to engage in Misyar marriages that are hidden from these men's families.
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Practising-religious Pakistanis (I know Sunnis best) relentlessly malign music, dance, acting, movie-making, etc., using slurs such as ‘kanjar’ for people in these industries, and then wonder why we don’t have better media content for Muslim kids.
Hmm really is quite a mystery.
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Another major reason: deliberately hiding alternate, valid opinions on issues people struggle with, or that would provide people ease. So refusing to let people benefit from the mercy embedded in the breadth of tradition. A religious own goal if there ever was one.
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@uncle_reborn
@AhsanJaif
To be clear, are you asking me why it’s Dhulm for a man to partially strip a young woman and parade her in a public market while multiple men ogle and physically molest her?
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…even the advice of Mufti Taqi Usmani, one of the most senior Ulema in the region, who urged them to re-open girls’ schools. May Allah deal with these tyrants the way He dealt with tyrants of the past. May He save Afghan women and girls from all enemies, external and internal.
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@eiko_djati
@polehammer
Ongoing habits, sadly. If it was past it would be a slightly different matter.
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@hanifaMSUbabar
The current major forms of South Asian Islam (Hanafi-Deobandi, Hanafi-Barelwi and Ahl-e-Hadith) took away many joyful things from us (music, dance, art in general, communal festivities, etc.). It is a loss I feel deeply and thus try to understand.
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@nnnnnnxox
I think a lot of Muslims today unfortunately don’t understand the distinction between non-Deeni and anti-Deeni activities. Only the latter is a problem, not the former.
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He then shows why prohibiting access based on Sayyida Ayesha's (ra) statement does not make sense for multiple reasons:
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I find this stuff fascinating. Two of the guys (Asad and Amaan) are Aitchisonians, graduates of *the* elite boys’ school (I presume Haider is too). Asad-Amaan were also, at a point, two of the best young debaters in the country. What is fascinating is just how badly…
@SahilAdeem
Claimed that he is developing a telescope that'll be 2.5x powerful than Hubble 🔭 and it'll cost only $1.5m while the Hubble cost around $200m in 1975 which is ~ almost $2b in current time . 😅
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The conversations I’m forced to have with fiqh-sick people 🙄
@uncle_reborn
@AhsanJaif
To be clear, are you asking me why it’s Dhulm for a man to partially strip a young woman and parade her in a public market while multiple men ogle and physically molest her?
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@AkhiMansur
You should be more careful with bringing up the Prophet’s blessed name in a discussion about MT sickos. Imaan is a fragile thing, don’t play with it brother. We’re done here. Be well.
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@electron9_1
Tbh, I’ve told multiple young women who ask me for advice regarding potential spouses to outright reject anyone who follows DH or MH. Alhamdulillah, at least 2 potential husbands were rejected solely on the basis of their following/posting of DH/MH content.
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@CherieDamour_
Our desi folk have taken their nonsense globally. Another sister was saying some Arab mosques do this as well? I hope they all repent iA.
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Abdul Majid Daryabadi (rh) casually mentioning in his autobiography that he apostatised from Islam, became a serious atheist, then returned to Islam and made significant contributions to SA Islamic thought.
This is why the supposed ‘apostasy punishment’ doesn’t make sense to me.
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