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**Pippoles** · 07-17-2012, 10:34 PM

'Rejecting'?? perhaps an apt word should be 'Not performing' or 'Not acting upon' but anyways...

That's right. English in not my native tongue, so as i said, it was not easy to choose an appropriate title. If some moderators want to, then this can be changed.

There is for you as a person who is not a scholar (I am assuming) that can do much more with your time that is worthy of the true pleasure of Allah and leave the rest to those who are more qualified. But my advise is only my own opinion and experience and if you are still adamant then Allah open the doors foe you, Ameen. However do not put yourself on a pedestal or highly plain that you have been gifted with from Allah i.e. taking the role of the scholars to unravel discussions and debates on matters of fiqh where you are clearly not qualified to do. In this era many want to take on this role, the freedom of information act in Islam (just made that up) and Mufti Google has given a digital Sanad to all who please.

This is one of the most powerful tool that the devil has unleashed on the Muslims. Destroy the tradition of the Deen and the people will fall.

Jazakumullahu khayran Sidi. I do totally agree with you. Indeed, i am but a faqirah trying to learn her religion, insha'allahu and i have no pretension whatsoever. I was simply asking this question "li yatma'ina qalbi", not to go out give da`wah nor to actually go and face others on that but at least to know the best way of answering if someone comes and tell me those things ; plus to try to understand those who do think like that. I was hoping to have some sisters participating as well, but al-hamdulillahi.

It does hurt/irk when you have your fellow muslims blaming a practise, a niqab, a long khimar, a qamis or anything else just because that resembles the salafis.

It is confusing at times, and that is why i felt like asking here... The Ummah is so divided... Allahu-l-Musta`an.

Look, in France you have the ban of the niqab... There's a group of sisters masha'allahu that have an association trying to fight this law. Now what ? Is it acceptable to say that they are wasting their time and that they should just leave it ? what do you, in England, think of all that ?

Sorry if you don't get my point, and i do understand what you say. Thanks a lot for your time and your answers.
Fiamanillah

07-17-2012, 10:34 PM	#19
Pippoles Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 448 Senior Member	'Rejecting'?? perhaps an apt word should be 'Not performing' or 'Not acting upon' but anyways... That's right. English in not my native tongue, so as i said, it was not easy to choose an appropriate title. If some moderators want to, then this can be changed. There is for you as a person who is not a scholar (I am assuming) that can do much more with your time that is worthy of the true pleasure of Allah and leave the rest to those who are more qualified. But my advise is only my own opinion and experience and if you are still adamant then Allah open the doors foe you, Ameen. However do not put yourself on a pedestal or highly plain that you have been gifted with from Allah i.e. taking the role of the scholars to unravel discussions and debates on matters of fiqh where you are clearly not qualified to do. In this era many want to take on this role, the freedom of information act in Islam (just made that up) and Mufti Google has given a digital Sanad to all who please. This is one of the most powerful tool that the devil has unleashed on the Muslims. Destroy the tradition of the Deen and the people will fall. Jazakumullahu khayran Sidi. I do totally agree with you. Indeed, i am but a faqirah trying to learn her religion, insha'allahu and i have no pretension whatsoever. I was simply asking this question "li yatma'ina qalbi", not to go out give da`wah nor to actually go and face others on that but at least to know the best way of answering if someone comes and tell me those things ; plus to try to understand those who do think like that. I was hoping to have some sisters participating as well, but al-hamdulillahi. It does hurt/irk when you have your fellow muslims blaming a practise, a niqab, a long khimar, a qamis or anything else just because that resembles the salafis. It is confusing at times, and that is why i felt like asking here... The Ummah is so divided... Allahu-l-Musta`an. Look, in France you have the ban of the niqab... There's a group of sisters masha'allahu that have an association trying to fight this law. Now what ? Is it acceptable to say that they are wasting their time and that they should just leave it ? what do you, in England, think of all that ? Sorry if you don't get my point, and i do understand what you say. Thanks a lot for your time and your answers. Fiamanillah
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