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**GeorgeEckland** · 08-07-2012, 10:05 PM

Yes but seeking knowledge is wajib isnt it. South African darul ul ulooms doesnt put any condition for foreign female students to be accompanied by mahrams when coming from abroad to the darul ul uloom or returning back home (or there are such conditions which i am not aware of maybe). So i would presume that it is something acceptable since those Darul ul Ulooms are run by high calibre ulemas

only that which is fardh ayn is wajib not everything in the darul uloom. & since it is fardhu kifayah to have people reaching this level then one person in a comunity only go & its better that it be a man.

some ulama have written articles about the evils of aalimahs in south africa. not that they evil but the problems with alimas. one thing that was mentioned was that never did a women live in a darul uloom in the time of sahabah & tabieen.

08-07-2012, 10:05 PM	#11
GeorgeEckland Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 499 Senior Member	Yes but seeking knowledge is wajib isnt it. South African darul ul ulooms doesnt put any condition for foreign female students to be accompanied by mahrams when coming from abroad to the darul ul uloom or returning back home (or there are such conditions which i am not aware of maybe). So i would presume that it is something acceptable since those Darul ul Ulooms are run by high calibre ulemas only that which is fardh ayn is wajib not everything in the darul uloom. & since it is fardhu kifayah to have people reaching this level then one person in a comunity only go & its better that it be a man. some ulama have written articles about the evils of aalimahs in south africa. not that they evil but the problems with alimas. one thing that was mentioned was that never did a women live in a darul uloom in the time of sahabah & tabieen.
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