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    Al_Araf
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    salam luthador. what you are saying is most women in your country dont obey the quran, and you wish to advise others this is the right way?

    allah is the knower.

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      salam luthador. no you are wrong, you have seen the verse, i translated it for you and you are being blind. there is no reason to continue in dispute.

      i will repeat it again, dont ignore what i post

      allah says in surah al nur 241 this surah has been sent upon you and made obligatory and sent upon within ayat between them that you may speak them. 2431 says and say to the momin women lower their sight and protect their purity and not display their adornment except what is open and set forth their head cover to their bosom.

      the word head cover is right there in 2431 there is no dispute whatseover of its existence. head cover is head cover. whether you use a tarpaulin, mattress, blanket, hijab, shawl, burqa, niqab, is a poor attempt to reduce the verse to an absurd extreme. the verse says head covering, therefore a woman must use a head covering. dont be one of those people whom the quran refers to as those who read a verse and then go what does allah mean by this verse. if you are a woman cover your head in public and at home before strangers.

      allah is the teacher.

      well, that is why i go to different sites as you can see that i am blind lol, well, did you translate that by your self? well in every other translation i see no head over there, even the one in my own language (bengali). And why then this website(free-minds.org) is saying that head covering is not mandatory?
      well, I understand your view, but plz take no offense but I am taking what you are saying as a point of view because in the other translations I've seen no where it says head. Well thank you I appreciate it a lot D. Now, some one else reply plz, I need to know more people's perspective.

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        Al_Araf
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        salam samia. allah does not name a person who is to say this to believing women. therefore i believe to raise this as an issue is outside the quran.

        allah is the best of those who teach.

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          Al_Araf
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          salam luthador. to claim you dont see the word head is as ridiculous as claiming because you dont see the word foot, therefore a shoe has nothing to do with what you wear on your foot.

          allah is the best teacher.

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            well, that is why i go to different sites as you can see that i am blind lol, well, did you translate that by your self? well in every other translation i see no head over there, even the one in my own language (bengali). And why then this website(free-minds.org) is saying that head covering is not mandatory?
            well, I understand your view, but plz take no offense but I am taking what you are saying as a point of view because in the other translations I've seen no where it says head. Well thank you I appreciate it a lot . Now, some one else reply plz, I need to know more people's perspective.

            al-afran reply here first

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              salam luthador. what you are saying is most women in your country dont obey the quran, and you wish to advise others this is the right way?

              allah is the knower.

              hey hey there, take it easy now. I thought this was supposed to be a free minded muslims forum, but you seem to be over bearingly conservative. Well, I really do not know whose translation your using, is it done by your self? Well I am using the translations of dr.rashad khalifa. In his one, I already showed the word head is not found and other interpreters(in this website and quran-islam.org) are apparently saying that the words khamir (or something like that, sorry i forgot as i am dull) is mistranslated to covering head when it should have been bosom. well what they are showing is more logical and i've compared it one in my own language and it matches. Well anyway now I want to know what other people of this forum says, i understand what you are saying and thank you. D. and plz I really do not want to start a debate with you the reason why I objected was because of those websites and in the translated version i use, i did not find head as mentioned in those sites. So if you debate, plz prove the people of those websites(including this one) first. thank you.

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                peace LS, Al araf is the only recently frequent member i know of on this forum who takes this position regarding the head scarf issue. trawling the forum sections or using the search function is a good way to find all the threads which discuss the matter. (wakas should be proud of me )

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                  peace LS, Al araf is the only recently frequent member i know of on this forum who takes this position regarding the head scarf issue. trawling the forum sections or using the search function is a good way to find all the threads which discuss the matter. (wakas should be proud of me )

                  Well could you please show me the links to thosw? If you do I'd really appreciate it.

                  Al Afran, again I thank you a lot for sharing, but it is only your perspective, please do not start critizing me, remember you are not Allah, you may not assert (i got this line from a book called will of allah, lol its cool). Now I need to know other people's perpective as well so thank you al afran i appreciate.

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                    salam samia. allah does not name a person who is to say this to believing women. therefore i believe to raise this as an issue is outside the quran.

                    allah is the best of those who teach.

                    Salaam Al Araf
                    How is it an issue outside the qur'aan?
                    Do you have any other example from the qur'aan where God issues a command just in this way, through "say", a third party? Is this even the language of the many commands and prohibitions in this chapter?

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                      Salaam Al Araf
                      How is it an issue outside the qur'aan?
                      Do you have any other example from the qur'aan where God issues a command just in this way, through "say", a third party? Is this even the language of the many commands and prohibition ins this chapter?

                      hey salam, what is your point of view on hijab/head scarf?

                      .***
                      al-afran plz see my above posts and once again thank you.

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                        Samia
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                        Al Afran, again I thank you a lot for sharing,

                        Slaam luthador_sucks

                        His name is Al Araf, not Al Afran. Please be careful with names.

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                          ls,
                          Let me explain it simply, the verse says "draw your khimaar over your chest". The word khimaar in Classical Arabic dictionaries can mean "headcover" as well as any "cover". So, it is possible to interpret it as "headcover" but that is not the only option.

                          I recommend the search fucntion.

                          All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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                            luthador_sucks
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                            Slaam luthador_sucks

                            His name is Al Araf, not Al Afran. Please be careful with names.

                            oops sorry heha(embarrassed) my mistake

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                              ls,
                              Let me explain it simply, the verse says "draw your khimaar over your chest". The word khimaar in Classical Arabic dictionaries can mean "headcover" as well as any "cover". So, it is possible to interpret it as "headcover" but that is not the only option.

                              I recommend the search fucntion.

                              well in this website(free-mind.org)it is saying head scarf isnt mandatory. And in search function what should i type?

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                                Al_Araf
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                                salam.

                                allah is the knower

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                                  salam.

                                  allah is the knower

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                                    salam.

                                                                                            

                                    allah is the knower.

                                    ??? sorry, my dullness doesnt allow me to understand arabic(i suppose that is what the language is called, i am very dumb)

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                                      salam luthador. i respect the humble reply from samia and yourself. i am reproducing one of the standard translations here to save time.

                                      7431 and we have set none but angels as guardians of the fire; and we have fixed their number only as a trial for unbelievers, in order that the people of the book may arrive at certainty, and the believers may increase in faith, and that no doubts may be left for the people of the book and the believers, and that those in whose hearts is a disease and the unbelievers may say, what symbol does allah intend by this, thus does allah leave to stray whom he pleases, and guide whom he pleases; and none can know the forces of your lord, except him, and this is no other than a warning to mankind.

                                      allah is the one who warns.

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                                        salam luthador. i respect the humble reply from samia and yourself. i am reproducing one of the standard translations here to save time.

                                        7431 and we have set none but angels as guardians of the fire; and we have fixed their number only as a trial for unbelievers, in order that the people of the book may arrive at certainty, and the believers may increase in faith, and that no doubts may be left for the people of the book and the believers, and that those in whose hearts is a disease and the unbelievers may say, what symbol does allah intend by this, thus does allah leave to stray whom he pleases, and guide whom he pleases; and none can know the forces of your lord, except him, and this is no other than a warning to mankind.

                                        allah is the one who warns.

                                        okay,... so what you are saying is that I am a disbeliever? for one simple thing as hijab you think that? no problem i respect your opinion, but i am not. And i never said anything like what you highlighted, i am only having doubts because i do not understand properly as i am dull(i have said it several times). after seeing quran-islam.org and and this website about what it says about head scarf it is clear that it is not mandatory(by the way we are not using your translation, we are using dr.rashad khalifa's) now plz i wish not to debate you, but I am sticking to what it says in this website, because the translation used here is very authentic compared to any others. and clearly the word head is not even used and i compared that with a translation of quran in my language(bengali) and it matches. Allah's signs are quite clear. So now do not start critisizing me i beg u for ur pardon, but this is my point of view and you are not Allah. my point of view is different from that of conservatives like your self, sorry. And most people around here also seem to be agreeing that head covering is not mandatory. Thank you for sharing your point of view once agan. I really appreciate D

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                                          Samia
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                                          okay,... so what you are saying is that I am a disbeliever?

                                          Salaam luthor_sucks

                                          Why do you think he means that? Remember he does not know Arabic, just like you, and maybe he does not exactly know what this verse says, because the word (symbol , ramz) does not exist in it. Moreover, the verse in question (2431)does not contain a parable ( mathal).

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