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batman there's a debate amongst women regarding this issue. Some women say it's sunnah to wear niqab, some say it's extra, some say it only applied to the early muslim women and not women today, Again interpretation and own free choice.
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quote:Originally posted by Batman, sticking labels on members: excuseme Dalia, i dont buy this. i cant refus3e what the two verse say and buy this faulty fatwa
You don't have to "buy" anything, this is a discussion, meaning people are exchanging different viewpoints. Screaming others down and insulting them when you disagree won't benefit anyone.
If you disagree with this text or parts of it, then why don't you explain why? And maybe you can tell us why the other interpretation makes more sense to you.
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quote:Originally posted by Batman, sticking labels on members: Narrated Safiya bint Shaiba: 'Aisha used to say: "When (the Verse): "They should draw their veils over their necks and bosoms," was revealed, (the ladies) cut their waist sheets at the edges and covered their faces with the cut pieces."[5] Sahih Bukhari Book 6 Vol 60 Hadith 282, Sunnan Abu Dawud 32:4091
this is the correcr interpretation of the earier verse... we take our interpretation from sunna directly..
so why do we bother to read Quran (words of GOD) when we could just stick to hadith?
ok dont answer that, many muslims seem to do that anyway Posts: 15090 | From: http://www.egyptalk.com/forum/ | Registered: Jul 2004
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I personally feel that covering the face with a veil is overdoing it. My personal opinion is that if a woman is not naked and modestly dressed and does not reveal too much, that that is not wrong. I think if anything, that the headcovering is a religious duty for only the muslim woman.
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quote:Originally posted by Batman, sticking labels on members: excuseme Dalia, i dont buy this. i cant refus3e what the two verse say and buy this faulty fatwa
You don't have to "buy" anything, this is a discussion, meaning people are exchanging different viewpoints. Screaming others down and insulting them when you disagree won't benefit anyone.
If you disagree with this text or parts of it, then why don't you explain why? And maybe you can tell us why the other interpretation makes more sense to you.
do i insult u and screaam to u?
i refutes the fatwa with that hadith of Ayisha
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not you, i mean My mother Aisha, the prophet's wife. that hadith
Narrated Safiya bint Shaiba: 'Aisha used to say: "When (the Verse): "They should draw their veils over their necks and bosoms," was revealed, (the ladies) cut their waist sheets at the edges and covered their faces with the cut pieces."[5] Sahih Bukhari Book 6 Vol 60 Hadith 282, Sunnan Abu Dawud 32:4091
this is the correcr interpretation of the earier verse... we take our interpretation from sunna directly..
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quote:Originally posted by Batman, sticking labels on members:
quote:Originally posted by Dalia*:
quote:Originally posted by Batman, sticking labels on members:
excuseme Dalia, i dont buy this. i cant refus3e what the two verse say and buy this faulty fatwa
You don't have to "buy" anything, this is a discussion, meaning people are exchanging different viewpoints. Screaming others down and insulting them when you disagree won't benefit anyone.
If you disagree with this text or parts of it, then why don't you explain why? And maybe you can tell us why the other interpretation makes more sense to you.
do i insult u and screaam to u?
i refutes the fatwa with that hadith of Ayisha
Ermm ... you don't mean this to be a serious answer, no? If you say a text is faulty, you have to explain why you think it's faulty. What you have offered is not an explanation or an argument. Btw, this text is NOT a fatwa by any means. So I assume you either have not even read it properly or you're not familiar with the meaning of the word fatwa.
And you still have not explained why the interpretation posted earlier makes more sense to you personally.
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