Maryam Amir – Can women in hijab give dawah online

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The transcript describes a discussion about women and men in their culture, with men being viewed as a means of protection against evil, while women are viewed as a means of education. The discussion also touches on various narratives and their origins, including the use of words like "na" and "the" to indicate a woman is not seen by men or women.

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			I shadow. Theloha is used as a
proof for why women can teach men,
		
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			as well as a proof for why women
cannot teach men unless she is
		
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			unseen by men. There's a verse
mentioned in relationship to this,
		
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			in which some scholars, such as
mention are for the Mothers of the
		
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			Believers, but also women in
general. And this is the AYA wa
		
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			karuna, fibuyo tikunna generally
means to stay in your homes. But
		
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			in another Kira, it's what na
Which Imam Al Baqi and Al tawburi
		
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			Both mention means to settle and
be tranquil in the home. Ibn
		
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			battal, Ibn Arabi and Ibn Hajar
all mentioned that in this is
		
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			evidence that it is not an
obligation for women to stay home.
		
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			She mentions that it's the default
for women and for men to be out
		
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			and about, and that staying in
one's home is not the default. The
		
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			woman companions were actively
involved in society, as can be
		
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			seen from numerous narrations in
Bukhari and Muslim, there's a
		
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			fabric meant to faulty model, the
law anha, in which she states of
		
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			women are those who are not seen
by men, or who see men. And
		
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			Prophet saw some praises her
reality. The Prophet sallallahu,
		
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			sallam, would see her in public.
And there are too many narrations
		
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			of women who were actively
narrating what happened in public
		
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			because they were present on the
battlefield, in the masjid, in the
		
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			market. There's another verse of
the Quran that says, What naming
		
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			hijab different
		
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			discussion. But Sheik nadaway
mentions that this verse was
		
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			talking about when you're going to
seek knowledge from a mother of
		
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			the believer, who are the one who
has to do the work, not her who
		
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			has to put on a hijab, which is
work. So when you go to their
		
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			home, speak to them from behind a
curtain so that she doesn't have
		
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			to wear hijab, because she should
be comfortable in her home. When
		
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			she comes out of the house, she
wears hijab imatic a sokki a
		
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			sahawi and so many others like Ibn
Taymiyyah and unaccountable more,
		
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			all were taught by women scholars.
Situl wazaral was invited to a
		
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			masjid in Cairo to lecture two men
and women and hundreds came um
		
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			Sora would teach at the Dome of
the Rock and the Khalif himself
		
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			would come and sit in her classes.
Jehovah Tim alhier is narrated to
		
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			have been sitting with her back
resting against the place of the
		
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			grave of the Prophet sallallahu,
alaihi wasallam, narrating Hadith
		
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			while the man would listen to her
narrations. And then she would
		
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			write ijazah by hand for them.
This discussion goes back to a lot
		
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			of issues, or the meaning of the
verses and the differences of
		
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			interpretation, but also said
aburaya Really, which is
		
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			preventing the means to evil.
Today, our society is filled with
		
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			so much more than a woman in
hijab, mainly talking to Islam.
		
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			It's upon the person who claims
It's haram to bring the burden of
		
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			clear proof that it's.