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**Buyemae** · 05-07-2011, 10:34 PM

Asalamualikum,
if you travel to the arab world you will not see many women who dont have plucked eyebrows . i think they follow the hadith of Hazrat Aisha ra. I am not sure about the exact hadith , i think it is sahih , it is about women beautifying themselves for their husband even if they have to burn themselves with a hot iron, i cant remember exactly but i hope more knowledgeable forum members will correct me . well this is what one Arab women told me .

Aisha RA never transgressed the words of her husband the Prophet SAW, it is authentic that the Prophet SAW said that the woman who plucks her eyebrows, gets tattoos, artificially files her teeth, or wears false hair is cursed. So beautification for our husbands should be done for our husbands, on parts of our body that only our husband will see. In the case of beautifying the face, makeup does the job, and it can be removed when we go outside where non-maharam men will see our faces. Im sure Aisha RA did not tell women they may pluck their eyebrows after the Prophet SAW told us it was forbidden. If she did say that, it means beautification by any means WITHIN the limits of Shariah in Quran and the Prophet SAW instrucitons

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Buyemae Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 607 Senior Member	Asalamualikum, if you travel to the arab world you will not see many women who dont have plucked eyebrows . i think they follow the hadith of Hazrat Aisha ra. I am not sure about the exact hadith , i think it is sahih , it is about women beautifying themselves for their husband even if they have to burn themselves with a hot iron, i cant remember exactly but i hope more knowledgeable forum members will correct me . well this is what one Arab women told me . Aisha RA never transgressed the words of her husband the Prophet SAW, it is authentic that the Prophet SAW said that the woman who plucks her eyebrows, gets tattoos, artificially files her teeth, or wears false hair is cursed. So beautification for our husbands should be done for our husbands, on parts of our body that only our husband will see. In the case of beautifying the face, makeup does the job, and it can be removed when we go outside where non-maharam men will see our faces. Im sure Aisha RA did not tell women they may pluck their eyebrows after the Prophet SAW told us it was forbidden. If she did say that, it means beautification by any means WITHIN the limits of Shariah in Quran and the Prophet SAW instrucitons
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