The Niqab - Part 1 of 3
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Added : 19-06-2007Category : General Lectures Women in Islaam
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Video Title : The Niqab - Part 1 of 3
Video Description :Shaykh Haitham Al-Haddad offers some advice rooted from the teachings of Islam on our response to the media and political hysteria surrounding this small cloth. This video has been split into three parts. (Shaykh Salim Al-Amry on the left of Sh Haitham)
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Posted by : Admin2 (434 days ago)
nice comment br/sister traveller, jazakallahu khair. undoubtubly the niqab has many benefits,many we dont even know. alhamdulillah.
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Posted by : Traveller89 (435 days ago)
Very effective Mashallah. Jazakumullahu Khair for this video. I think as 'Admin' has mentioned the Shaykh has focused much on the islamic background of Niqaab. However, although he has not directly said that it is obligatory, all the evidences from the Quran and various prominent scholars etc, portray a sense of obligation, especially in this day and age where fitna is at the highest level ever. I don't know if any1 has ever thought about it in this way but many muslim women have adopted the hijaab...referring to headcover, however there is a minority hu wear the Niqaab. Isnt this becoz u can actively join in to all types of environments and atmospheres ie: women wearing headscarf are not restricted to working in all departments becoz the face is unconcealed and as claimed ther is no hindrances in communication..whereas the niqaab does necessitate these restrictions becoz the face isnt visible. In most cases with only the headscarf many are free-mixing and participating in other activities which result in sin. Therefore..isnt Niqaab a sort of barrier in a positive sense from not one but many many sins??
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Posted by : Admin2 (436 days ago)
An excellent talk, for those who say Niqab has nothing to do with Islaam, or those who look down to those women who wear it. I like how the Sh didnt focus on the dispute of its obligation or not, but rather on the evidences of how it originates from Islaam and not a made up thing
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