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**assonomaf** · 07-06-2011, 05:53 PM

bro,

Modern medicine promotes circumcision as it decreases urinary tract infections and genital cancers. It even decreases the chances of cervical cancer in the female partner.

Moreover as mentioned above it was recommended by Rasoolullah . As you mentioned this thread is not about it.

That is very important, you need access to scholars of whichever Madhab you want to follow. So changing Madhab won't be a problem for you. But have in mind what Moulana Taliban mentioned above. Ya Allah, guide all of us in the right path. Ameen.

JazakAllah khair for your reply.

I am truly undecided and in two minds - there are pros and cons to both Madhabs, as there are with all four of the Sunni madhabs. At the end of the day my opinion is that they are a means to an end and not the end result. I suppose I just need to decide which one I would feel most comfortable practicing. I have always been Shafi'i, but in the past couple of years I have been having niggling doubts and have been drawn more towards the school of Imam Malik.

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assonomaf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 340 Senior Member	bro, Modern medicine promotes circumcision as it decreases urinary tract infections and genital cancers. It even decreases the chances of cervical cancer in the female partner. Moreover as mentioned above it was recommended by Rasoolullah . As you mentioned this thread is not about it. That is very important, you need access to scholars of whichever Madhab you want to follow. So changing Madhab won't be a problem for you. But have in mind what Moulana Taliban mentioned above. Ya Allah, guide all of us in the right path. Ameen. JazakAllah khair for your reply. I am truly undecided and in two minds - there are pros and cons to both Madhabs, as there are with all four of the Sunni madhabs. At the end of the day my opinion is that they are a means to an end and not the end result. I suppose I just need to decide which one I would feel most comfortable practicing. I have always been Shafi'i, but in the past couple of years I have been having niggling doubts and have been drawn more towards the school of Imam Malik.
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