Friday, March 12, 2010

A call to sisters in Islam

My Muslim Sister, you will never be able to reach the perfection that you desire, you wont be able to regain your lost glory of the past, or achieve your highest rank and position unless you follow the teachings of Islam and unless you stop at the limits and boundaries of the Shariah. This will make your heart love and appreciate the good qualities and will keep you away from bad and evil qualities.

So stay at your home. By Allah you will be praised; you will please your household and make your home happy; you will perfect your hijab; you will perfect your chastity, relieve others and you will make yourself happy and comfortable.
Allah says (which means):

O Prophet! Tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw their cloaks (veils) all over their bodies. That will be better, that they should be known (as free respectable women) so as not to be annoyed. And Allah is Ever Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful. (Al-Ahzaab 33:59)

So with Islam you are a protected jewel but without it you are a doll in the hands of the wrongdoers; a mere object of amusement and a merchandise of trade in the hands of human wolves who will destroy your chastity, your honour and your dignity, and then throw you and disregard you as one does with a date fruit and its seed.

So whenever the woman abandons the teachings of Islam and neglects the proper Islamic dress and takes easy the matter of hijab, exposing herself to men (by) walking among them and wearing perfume, her dignity and honour vanishes and her brightness disappears, and her modesty dwindles, and she becomes a source of fitnah (temptation and trial) for others and the evils embrace her. Therefore, O Muslim woman, who cherishes and holds on to the honour of Islam (and is proud of the honour of Islam), and O free, honourable, chaste and protected woman, you are the best successor of the best past generation of Muslims. Hold fast to the Book of Allah and to the Sunnah (way and teachings) of His Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him.)

Beware of the hands of the wicked plotters and the jealous eyes, and people with bad character, and evil souls, who want to lower you from the highness of your esteemed position and dignity, and lower you from your glory of higher rank, and take you out from the circle of your happiness. And beware of the deception and defeat before the open war between hijab and sufoor (revealing beauty), and between chastity and liberalism.
The enemies of Islam are upset and sleepless over the fact that the Muslim woman is honourable, dignified and protected, so they put her under the spotlight, trap her in (fishermen-like) nets and shoot her with their arrows. Moreover, it is strange that some of our people who speak our language follow them and spread their ideas and fulfil their aims, and wage an intellectual and cultural war against our Muslim sisters, who are the moisture of our faces, through the alluring and deceiving slogans and the charming articles here and there.

Thus, they spread rumours about Muslim women saying ... the conservative Muslim society (the real one indeed, the Muslim society can only be conservative) is that which half of it does nothing and breathes only from one lung..., and how can the Muslim woman stay prisoner at home between four walls ..., and other misleading slogans.

They want freedom for the woman, but in reality they want to free her from her character and etiquette, and to strip her from her principles, dignity and honour, and lead her into evil and corruption. They want her to be a fashion model and an item for sale to the naive and simpleminded (assuthajj wal busataa)
Who is then left to the well-being of homes; to the happiness of the family; to raise and educate children?

How many young women get trapped and how much tragedy happens when the hijab is destroyed and the jilbaab (outer garment) is taken off and the wolves (wicked men) devour the woman. Such is as a result of sufoor and mingling with men in jobs, schools, and marketplaces.

Isnt it enough zajr (reminder) what the societies, who did not practise the teachings of Islam, fell into in terms of indecency, evils, and disappearance of values when they neglected and ignored the matter of the woman? As a result of that, there are now repeated calls in these societies asking for the return of the woman to her protected fort: her home.

Would any man with the slightest bit of ghairah (honour) and rujoolah (manhood) be content to see his wife become a pasturage of the eyes of the wicked men, and to become a serving on the dining table. The current condition of some societies is a sign of destruction, loss, corruption and spread of indecency and mischief in society.

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