Question for Muslim girls

I would advise you to look this up in Qudoori Shareef, it will explain it better and save me time in writing it up again.

Bear in mind, it does conflict opinions all for good reasoning of course.

All the best.

Well, Misz I am really disillusioned. Hey, It took me time to check and write all that up... common courtesy would be to engage with my Islamic arguments

if that's the problem, forget about the 7 pounds 50. I was just joking

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1) Muslims have to marry within their own religion

2) It's frowned upon in Islam to marry someone of a different race

3) Women have to cover themselves but men can wear pretty much whatever they like

4) Women are expected to be homemakers

5) Women are owned by their father, until they marry then they are owned by their husband

6) In Islam a man is permitted to beat his wife

7) Sex before marriage is haram

8) Honour killings

9) The concept of halal meat

10) Circumcision

Those are literally just a few examples off the top of my head, there's plenty more but I don't have all day to list them.

Nope. Religion goes against the very concept of peace I'm afraid.

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Hahaha I'm just joking guys, I'm actually willing to have more than 4 wives.

1) Islam accepts other religions, as people of other religions just like Muslims are trying to find their way to the truth, which Allah cannot punish. We as Muslims are encouraged to marry within the religion, or Jews and christians, but that isn't to say we hate or are intoleratant of other religions.

2) There's several passages in the Qu'ran about racism, discrimination and about how all cultures are welcomed in Islam.

3) women don't have to cover themselves. nowhere in the qu'ran does it state to wear a hijab, niqab, etc. Women in islam choose to, to feel liberated. It is a choice. Women are encouraged to respect their bodies, men have no right to to see our outer beauty before our inner.

4) women are not expected to be homemakers! So many Imams and Prophets wanted the best for women, including their changing roles and education and jobs. Feminism is huge, and if we choose to be homemakers its our choice. its just as valid as choosing to go to university, or work in economics, or law, or anything else.

5) The qu'ran shows we must listen and respect our parents, but that doesn't mean they can abuse us. I don't even want to defend this, read the story of Muhammad and Fatimah.

6) Not even going to dignify this with a response.

7) Sex before marriage is haram yes. I dont understand why this is backwards to be honest...many religions state this is sinful, because procreation was made to have kids, with we believe should occur within a stable and committed relationship. (i dont judge those who do it before marriage, or those who have kids without being married, and i dont think a committed relationship is only a married one, its just more stable legally and financially).

8) https://yaqeeninstitute.org/en/jonathan-brown/islam-is-not-the-cause-of-honor-killings-its-part-of-the-solution/

9) dont know why this is backwards, there's a reason some foods are haram and others are halal.

10) many secular men do this, this isn't backwards or only Islam-orientated.

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You ok?

You might want to re-check point 3 again.

Strange. This is not even the "Faith and Spirituality" section, so I don't see how calling Islam "backwards" when discussing relationships would not be acceptable. It does not imply any hate : it's just a position about a religion/ideology which has a considerable impact on our societies (and, quite obviously, on relationships).

If someone posts on an open forum, he/she should quite obviously expect to be confronted with opinions which are opposed to his/her own best

I think that Misz is talking about this well known book of hanafi jurisprudence https://www.emaanlibrary.com/book/mukhtasar-al-quduri-a-hanafi-fiqh/

but she is far too busy to engage with us... pity. When someone makes a claim on a public forum, one should bring proof, not simply point to a 180-page book

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You might want to re-check point 3 again.

I think that Misz is talking about this well known book of hanafi jurisprudence https://www.emaanlibrary.com/book/mukhtasar-al-quduri-a-hanafi-fiqh/

but she is far too busy to engage with us... pity. When someone makes a claim on a public forum, one should bring proof, not simply point to a 180-page book

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Sorry, I wasn't clear. I mean in terms of hair, in the Qu'ran it doesn't explicitly state we have to cover it.

The book itself is proof Sir..

of course I will check it, and thanks for showing us where we could find it (sarcasm included) ... and now, tremble ! expect the worst ! (just joking : of course, all the

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Can you two go debate elsewhere? This is not the thread for this discussion.

you are more than welcome to check Qudoori Shareef it will answer your 'curiosity'

What's the purpose of the headscarf itself then if it does not 'explicitly' state it? The point here is its evident you haven't read the Holy Quraan, and even if you have you haven't read it correctly.

Your answer lies in the Holy Quraan itself.

But thank you for your explanation.