Ahmed Suleman Khatani – The True Liberation Of Women

The point we are making,

the inability today, the inability today, of the Ummah, to discern

between what is halal and haram.

What is halal, we have made it haram. What is haram, we have made

it halal

and what fancy terms. That was another period. This is another

period.

Compromises have to be made. We need our women to be

professionals. We need them to be articulate. We need them in the

commercial marketplace.

Allahu, Akbar,

at what cost have any of us taken the trouble go in Jamaat, go to

the universities. Go to the universities. And Wallah. Walla,

whatever little Iman remains in you will cause you to cry tears of

blood when you see what is happening to our women, when you

see what is happening to our daughters, at what cost, at what

price are we going to compromise our deen, are we going to

compromise our iman, are we going to compromise our accurate

at what price are we going to justify these things in our homes?

Look at our weddings today. Din dar tapgar, have to think twice

about attending anyone's function. Why? Because parda haya shame

segregation. This is for someone else. Different rules apply to us.

What Islam is a contemporary religion. Islam keeps up with the

times. Islam is here to liberate women under this guise of the

liberation of women. Mary wollstone Croft, 1792 is the first

woman known to advocate this idea of the so called emancipation of

women. She was an English woman. What she wrote, she started this

movement. Otherwise, even before this, even before this, the people

of battle, the kufar, the Nasara, they also understood this much

that our women have to be concealed. They our jewels.

Protection of chastity and morality is in concealment. Even

they understood it.

This movement started 1792 and what she said, she said that it is

a waste of assets. It is a waste of assets to make our women

domesticated slaves 1792 she said, we have to move to liberate them

by making them professionals and introducing them to the commercial

marketplace. Two, three centuries ago, bathil started with that

voice. Today, people under the guise of Islam are saying the same

thing. Few years ago, Aligarh University, India, there was a

Muslim girls university that section. So they had, they

announced there's going to be a talk, a talk by

a Swiss air hostess. Tell them some Molana and some Sheik is

coming. Maybe we'll have some interest to go for the talk. Swiss

air hostess. Auditorium is packed. I

different expectations, you form an image in your minds. What are

you expecting when the curtain drops the side the Manza, the

scene that meets them, goes against the very grain of what

they were expecting,

contrary to the expectations, they see a woman clad in paradah from

head to toe, completely covered, completely covered in paradah from

head to toe.

The shock,

astonishment,

there was a hush that reverberated through the audience. She sensed

it, so she addressed these girls, and she said, magribne tuka,

the forces of kufr and batil,

they have spat. What does this mean?

They advocated the reversal of roles. They advocated, under the

name of gender equality and emancipation of women, to take

women out of the homes, strip her of that maqam and that status and

that position which ALLAH blessed her with, make her into a

commodity in the market place, commercialize the women, bring

them into the marketplace. They advocated that what happened? The

entire family structure broke down. Broken Homes became the

order of the day. Children lost their identities. Women became

like tissue paper and rags. They became marshuka, objects of

desire. Use them when you won, throw them away when you won.

Travelers. Travel the.

US, World Countries

broken down relationships, illicit relationships, like animals

running from one to the other, no permanence. Look at the

psychological damage the moment that woman becomes pregnant,

abandoned. He's gone somewhere else. She has to bring up the

child, but now she's a professional woman. So that child,

you gotta look for a nursing home Allahu Akbar, I met one

psychiatrist in England. He told me of his colleague in America. He

said he's a child psychiatrist. I said, Do children need psychiatric

treatment? He said, If you phone my friend's surgery in America,

the next available appointment is three years time.

The entire system has broken down. They themselves are confused. They

don't know which way to turn suicide rate soaring, dependence

on drugs sorting, broken homes soaring. Their governments have to

give tax intense incentives to women to bear children. Have to

give tax incentives to encourage people to have a family to that

extent, the entire system broke down when they made war with

Allah.

They themselves are frustrated. They don't know the solution. They

don't know in which direction to turn why. They don't have Quran.

They don't have Hadith. They don't have Muhammad, Rasulullah,

sallAllahu, alayhi wa sallam. They don't have bastions of haya and

shame and modesty like khadijatul, Kubra, Ayesha, umul mumini, Fatima

to Zahara Radi Allahu, anhumaj main, they don't have these

examples. So they are frustrated. What is the irony? What is the sad

reality? She said, they have spat. They are frustrated. They've

realized that their systems have failed,

and you people are licking up despot. You people are licking up

desperate. You have the Quran, you have the noor of iman, you have

the talima of my Nadi.