Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Q&A Muslim Clothing What to Show and What not to Show in Weddings
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The speaker discusses the importance of wearing transparent clothing for wedding dresses and fashion hugging. They stress the need to consider cultural sensitivities and the potential danger of dressing non Muslim women. The speaker encourages the audience to be careful and consider their situation when wearing the dress.
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Bismillah young man you're watching?
Can women wear transparent clothing in front of other
sisters? You can wear? I mean, technically speaking, you could
wear transparent, you can show any part of the body that it's
permissible to show other women. Right? So those parts could be
shown. Right? They could be shown. So transparent clothing, of
course, but you can't show the parts that you're not supposed to
show even through transparent clothing, forget transparent
clothing, you can't even show that through form, form hugging, or
figure hugging clothing. So that would be totally impossible,
impermissible to show you our or your subtle, right, but the other
parts, it would be permissible. Now, that's that's the minimum
level of what's permissible and what's not permissible. Now, you
have to remember, the * have also been considered to be not
part of the right in from one woman to another one Muslim woman
to another woman, that doesn't mean you go on showing them.
Right. Just because something is permissible doesn't mean it's it's
permissible and encouraged to show you have to remember that. That's
why in wedding dresses and in these functions, and that where
people are going and showing cleavage, nowadays, women are
doing that, and they think it's halal, I mean, or whatever the
case just among women or men are going to come here
as a bit going too far, I think, because what happens is that that
just makes you better. It just makes you lose your hire. And
that's what the problem is here. So just because something is
permissible, doesn't mean it has to be done. Did you understand,
you have to also take into consideration your cultural
sensitivities. Right, you also have to think to yourself, am I
opening the door here to something? So there's lots of
things like that, that you have to think about and consider in these
things. So yes, it's not haram. Yes. It's not haram to show things
which are not haram to show as such, but you have to be careful
of how it's done. Is it okay, if the the low front neck back is
open in front of other women? It just depends. It just depends on
who it is. And it depends on how it's done and depends on how much
is done. I can't give you exact I can just tell you halal and haram
and then you have to take into consideration what other people
find bad. So for example, if most of your people that are going to
come to your wedding or your function or whatever, I'm going to
look on this and think Junie Keatley Vishal
even though it's permissible, here, look how, you know, I mean,
whatever the Gujrati word is for that, or whatever, look how bad
this looks. I mean, what have you achieved?
You might make some of the young ones happy, or some of the few
happy that but what's the point, you have to take all of that into
consideration, you have to see the situation that you're in, right?
And of course, in front of non Muslim women, it's not permissible
to even show your hair unless it's for need.
Right? So you have to take all of these things into into
consideration so I don't encourage it. I don't encourage it
completely. Right. It's kind of weird in it because non Muslims,
especially the more richer ones, you know, they've got a veil in
their marriage. That's like part of their tradition. Yeah, it's all
weird and everything right but it's still they have a veil even
though it's a bit see through and everything, but it's it's the
ah,