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**formobilagsw** · 07-19-2011, 06:06 PM

I have already developed to his Khalifah.

I was really impressed by Maulana 2 days ago when I said to him, Hazrat theres a woman who needs to contact a Shaikh for Islah. He asked me how old? I told him she's young. He said no sorry I can't put myself in danger. Tell her to contact an elderly Shaikh.

I've never seen a Shaikh in our times rejecting a woman to save himself from Fitnah.

Bismillah

I see that the shaikh (Db) is 64 years old (born in 1947). So how old should be a shaikh to call him elderly?
Also I see in the link http://beautyofislam.org/profile.html
As numbers have grown, centres in London, Bradford and Burnley have been opened by students of the Shaykh, as well as a larger centre in Manchester, and these also serve as local community mosques. These centres are also used for regular women’s gatherings, since women make up approximately 40 percent of the Shaykh’s students.
Here students is something different from mureeds?

07-19-2011, 06:06 PM	#5
formobilagsw Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 539 Senior Member	I have already developed to his Khalifah. I was really impressed by Maulana 2 days ago when I said to him, Hazrat theres a woman who needs to contact a Shaikh for Islah. He asked me how old? I told him she's young. He said no sorry I can't put myself in danger. Tell her to contact an elderly Shaikh. I've never seen a Shaikh in our times rejecting a woman to save himself from Fitnah. Bismillah I see that the shaikh (Db) is 64 years old (born in 1947). So how old should be a shaikh to call him elderly? Also I see in the link http://beautyofislam.org/profile.html As numbers have grown, centres in London, Bradford and Burnley have been opened by students of the Shaykh, as well as a larger centre in Manchester, and these also serve as local community mosques. These centres are also used for regular women’s gatherings, since women make up approximately 40 percent of the Shaykh’s students. Here students is something different from mureeds?
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