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Physical Preparation and Proof that women should NOT pray Salaat when bleeding.

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    SarahY
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    I don't know but i don't think it's about God not loving us when we get menses. i think it's more about not having sexual relations when one has it otherwise your not cleansed. why would we need to repent? it would be one who did the act wouldn't it? doesn't "" indicate plural?

    Sorry can't help much i'm just assuming..

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      I don't know but i don't think it's about God not loving us when we get menses. i think it's more about not having sexual relations when one has it otherwise your not cleansed. why would we need to repent? it would be one who did the act wouldn't it? doesn't "" indicate plural?

      Sorry can't help much i'm just assuming..

      But if the menstruating women need to purify in order to have sex then that means that they are not purified. God loves the purified, so what about the menstruating women who are not purified?

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        But if the menstruating women need to purify in order to have sex then that means that they are not purified. God loves the purified, so what about the menstruating women who are not purified?

        It is like cleaning a carburetot. It is very important to keep the carburetor clean for it to run properly. If the carburetor is not periodically cleaned and maintained, its ability to regulate the combustion can seriously be compromised, resulting in the motor to not run properly. D

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          SarahY
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          But if the menstruating women need to purify in order to have sex then that means that they are not purified. God loves the purified, so what about the menstruating women who are not purified?

          ok but in this context i understand it as the women in menses is not purified FOR sexual relations. not that she is an impure person during menstruation.

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            SarahY
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            something to think about

            9108 (Asad) Never set foot in such a place! Only a house of worship founded, from the very first day, upon God-consciousness is worthy of thy setting foot therein - wherein there are men desirous of growing in purity for God loves all who purify themselves.

            do you think that's physical purity God loves?

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              MUNZIR_ALI
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              It is like cleaning a carburetot. It is very important to keep the carburetor clean for it to run properly. If the carburetor is not periodically cleaned and maintained, its ability to regulate the combustion can seriously be compromised, resulting in the motor to not run properly.

              Good point man. But nowadays we have fuel injection and there are things like pads now.

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                Rev_John
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                ok but in this context i understand it as the women in menses is not purified FOR sexual relations. not that she is an impure person during menstruation.

                This is sad. The only reason I can think of why anyone could think that a woman is not pure just because she is having her period is due to the early belief that it was a curse, in fact a few hundred years ago it was called "the curse". This we now know is not the case, it is a simple mechanism for the female body to remove an unfertilised egg and the tissue that was formed ready for the pregnancy that did not take place.

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                  SarahY
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                  This is sad. The only reason I can think of why anyone could think that a woman is not pure just because she is having her period is due to the early belief that it was a curse, in fact a few hundred years ago it was called "the curse". This we now know is not the case, it is a simple mechanism for the female body to remove an unfertilised egg and the tissue that was formed ready for the pregnancy that did not take place.

                  I don't think women are cursed, sometimes i think i am haha but nah seriously I dont think it's entirely about physical purity. My thoughts on it was not that the women is impure because of her menses but the impurity is the act of sexual relations with the menses (on both sides, i.e. the male and the female are impure for doing that act during menses) it's not necessary 'physical' purity but people are drawn to that notion because of preconceived ideas.

                  also i mentioned the verse 9108 because it mentions rijalun or men wanting to become pure and it then uses the same term God loves the purified waAllah youhibou almuttahareena the context is in regards to entering a masjid, a place of worship, it's not physical purity. To my understanding it's God consciousness purity and i feel that might be the same case for the 2222 by not implementing the act they are pure because they are conscious of God and what God wants. The impurity is due to sexual relations during menses because that?s what God wants, not necessarily physically impure or that she is evil/cursed.

                  To put it simply my mind thinks she isn?t pure for sexual relations religiously not physically/scientifically. They are both impure if they go in the act. By not undertaking the act they are pure and God loves the pure? Maybe

                  I?m not sure, I could be wrong. I?ll wait to see what others say.

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                    peace all,

                    Quran study tools available free/online?

                    Objective dig a big hole in the sand (choose whatever tool you wish)
                    Participant 1 I will opt to use a spoon for this task.
                    Participant 2 I will opt to use a spade.

                    Are they equal? Who stands a better chance of success?

                    Think!

                    In any case, after a brief analysis

                    And they ask you about menstruation? Say "It is A-Dh-Y, so retire yourselves (sexually) from the women during the menstruation, and do not approach them until they are Tay-ha-Ra (it). Then when they are Tay-ha-Ra (it), then you may approach them as God has commanded you." God loves the T-W-B (masculine plural) and He loves those who Tay-ha-Ra (masculine plural).

                    Alif-Dhal-Ya = he was or became annoyed/molested/hurt, experience/suffer what is disagreeable, state of annoyance.

                    Tay-ha-Ra = to be or become clean/pure or free of dirt, made it or caused it to be distant/remote, cleanse/wash/purify, refrain, remove oneself, to clear/clean, ablution.

                    Ta-Waw-Ba = To return; repent; turn one's self in a repentant manner (with ila or without it), turn with mercy (with ala), adapt.

                    *subject pronoun limits application to context, Arabic na.

                    http//www.studyquran.co.uk/PRLonline.htm
                    http//quran.uk.net/Corpus.aspx?chapterNumber=2&verseNumber=222#(22221)

                    Notes
                    Note who/what is referred to using ThR, it is both males and females!
                    For an analysis of ThR in comparison to ZKW, see here http//www.quranicteachings.co.uk/tazkiya.htm

                    Now, knowing the above, re-read the verse again.

                    In future spoon or spade?

                    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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                      san
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                      Aah, luckily Wakas has pointed us to the 'common' plural form of AlmuTTahhiriyn (or AlmutaTahhiriyn).

                      This is one of the eight groups whom God has explicitly expressed His love for. And the only sensible "prejudice" is that every human must have equal potential to be included in those groups (i.e., equal chance to earn God's love).

                      An example where God is addressing the women group specifically, using female plural form is on 2431 "Waqul lilmu'minaati ..." Compare that to the preceding verse 2430 "Qul lilmu'miniyna". That verse, i think, can be applied to both men and women since God didn't specify the gender (such as with the word "r-j-l&quot. However, in the next verse, nevertheless, God repeat the same expressions again specifically for the women. That, i think, is God's specific attention to the women group.

                      (See, it is us men who should be worried about God's gender 'preference'. For example, have you noticed that a sura title Alrijaal -- ar-Rijaal (The Gentlemen)-- is strangely missing from the Book? We must be content with just Alnisaa' instead... )

                      I don't want to start a new thread since we are already on this subject..

                      What does everyone else think?

                      And they ask you about menstruation? Say "It is harmful, so retire yourselves sexually from the women during the menstruation, and do not approach them until they are cleansed. When they are cleansed, then you may approach them as God has commanded you." God loves the repenters and He loves the cleansed. {2222}

                      Doesn't God love women when we are menstruating? confused

                      Now i would like to point to the expression "God loves the repenters and He loves the cleansed."

                      What do you think the right translation is "cleansed", "cleansing" or "cleanser"?

                      My own preference is to translate AlmuTTahhiriyn to "The Purifying People" or "The Purifiers" for short. Why? Because it is a constant act. (And because "The Cleaning People" or "The Cleaners" might give you a profession-related image instead--while "Cleansing" and "Cleansers" sound more related to anti-acne products)

                      Have you ever wondered that in this world, even when we don't do anything, we'd still get dirty? Why God makes us (repeatedly) dirty? Why God asks us to (repeatedly) clean/purify ourselves? Compelling questions, aren't they?

                      Peace,

                      note Please correct me if i'm literally wrong with my own translation.

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