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I don't know any sisters who have gone to jama't for 1 year, but I have heard in many bayans of such women from France and UK who have gone for 1 year with their husbands. |
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excuse my ignorance but what would a ladies jamaat do for one year? im guessing the men go out and do dawah right? so the women stay in someones home and listen to bayaans etc for an entire year? correct me of i'm wrong. |
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i was wondering about the same... but maybe the ladies also go house to house and do ta'leem everywhere, i dunno, have no idea - but i dont think its a gud idea for ladies who have kids,to leave them and go in jamaat for a whole year, after all its the responsibility of a mother to look after her kids and its not her rsponsibilty to go and give da'wah all over the world. ![]() but ermmm can't you go to islamic classes closer to your own home?...if your going to teach i understand but i mean women who just go along with their husbands can't they get the same benefit by attending local classes? |
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i dont think the women are allowed to go knocking door to door thats why i said house 2 house not door 2 door hehe. same logic here, but maybe they miss their husbands too much so they go along also, to do his "khidmah" and stuffs - gotta make husn dhann! |
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I'm unmarried and I have great desire to go in the path of Allah. The noble of effort of dawat and tableegh has touched my heart. Why would it be strange for women to strive in the path of Allah, within the limits of Shariah? |
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I'm unmarried and I have great desire to go in the path of Allah. The noble of effort of dawat and tableegh has touched my heart. Why would it be strange for women to strive in the path of Allah, within the limits of Shariah? MashAllah, may Allah bless the ummah with more women like you, ameen. |
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You can't meet auliya of Allah in your local classes, can you? sorry i don't want to seem like im attacking you...i genuinely don't get it |
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excuse my ignorance but what would a ladies jamaat do for one year? im guessing the men go out and do dawah right? so the women stay in someones home and listen to bayaans etc for an entire year? Mudhakaraat among the ladies in Jama'ah of various A'maal e.g. benefits of Dhikr and different sunnahs like raising children, making an islamic environment in the home, simple living, hijab etc. Ta'leem e.g. having at least two ta'leems throughout the day, one for the sisters in Jama'ah and the other for visiting sisters who come and spend time in the home with the ladies in Jama'ah. Ikhtilaat e.g. talking to sisters who come to the house for the programs about the Greatness of Allah, sunnah of Rasulullah ![]() Listening to at least one or two bayans a day by someone appointed through the mashurah of the Jama'ah. Setting out time to complete daily adhkaar e.g. tilaawah, ibaadah, Tahajjjud etc. Khidmah and ikraam e.g. Helping cook and clean the host's house and taking care of sisters who come visit whenever it's needed. After every two or three days, the ladies Jama'ah moves to a different host's house in another locality and they have the same tarteeb but meet with new sisters. |
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hmm that's kinda like saying awliyah only exist in the TJ's and don't exist in other gatherings, im sure you can meet pious women in both gatherings so im not sure what the need is for women to go...if its just for taleem they can do that in their home town |
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hmm that's kinda like saying awliyah only exist in the TJ's and don't exist in other gatherings, im sure you can meet pious women in both gatherings so im not sure what the need is for women to go...if its just for taleem they can do that in their home town |
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