Faraz Rabbani – Weekly Q&A What Is the Ruling of Niqab
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The speaker discusses the niqab and its origins, stating that it is not admit to be the source of the niqab, but rather a complex, secure belief. They also mention that Muslim women must wear theorn of their choice in a modest manner, and that personal choice is a factor in this. The speaker states that they have their answers based on their consultation with their teachers at searches for guidance.
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So there's a question about the niqab. Yes.
We've got answers on that. You can see
it's you can see them there. We've answered
that previously,
fully.
And then we have nothing further to add
regarding that.
Yes. The transmitted opinion of the Hanafi school
is that the niqab is wajib,
but it's not intrinsically wajib. It's wajib out
of fear of fitna.
What most of the scholars that I have
consulted with and I've studied with,
both from
Syria
and Iraq
and
Pakistan,
Hanafi Fuqaha,
were trustworthy.
They say that the the obligation for Muslim
women is to wear, you know,
is is to,
wear the hijab and to do so in
a modest manner. Beyond that,
it's a it's a matter of personal choice.
And whether or not to do so in
a primarily non Muslim country given
the state of affairs, that's a matter where
one should consult scholars that one trusts. We
have our answers here based on our consultation
of our teachers
at Seekers Guidance, and we respect
differences in perspective
on such matters.