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Jilbab [Quran 33:59]

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    Mazhar
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    Oh boy, It was you who said that, "two parts" of women disturb Men and then you named those "two" parts, backed up by may be example of Pushto Movies, and all of sudden Some one else is Dirty mind
    It is up there in your Mind, that these "two" specific parts can disturb you and may be are disturbing you,
    The picture I posted was for more free-minded people like Ayisha and Leyna,

    Free minded and dirty minded are also two different things. Qur'aan openly mentions by name the private parts but abhors that you put those into picture publiclly.

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      Ayisha
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      Ayisha
      Oh! really which arabic word you have translated as two private parts?

      Ayisha wow ???

      where did I say TWO? Quran says private parts plural as far as im aware, if not then stop pratting about and correct me on the wording and grammar of the translators.

      Seems you have a problem with Mazhar's posts and have a go at me for it.

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        Ayisha
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        The picture I posted was for more free-minded people like Ayisha and Leyna, who think they can wera what ever seems fit to them, as long as Bosoms are covered,

        Please keep your collection of bikini clad girls to yourself.

        free minded as in this site is called free minds, did you not notice when you signed up?

        You still keep having a go at me and have yet to explain how that verse says otherwise, because you cant, because it doesnt.

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          Raaajah
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          Ayisha

          Seems you have a problem with Mazhar's posts and have a go at me for it.

          Ok, may be it was mixed up.

          I was refering to your this post

          I agree that the 2 parts are what are called 'private parts' and should be covered

          hmmm, so it is Mazhar again hmm

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            princess
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            Qurban jaon aapke urdu se

            flattered!

            a kiss from me too.

            i don't f*ing think so! yuck

            laugh

            nahiN khhel ai daaGh yaaroN se kehdo
            ke aati hai Urdu zabaaN aate aate

            sry rasulhamsa, my urdu is not enough to make proper sense of this.. daagh? hmm


            other than that i see we are back to repetitive arguments and chicks in bikinis.. how very predictable. )

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              unknownuser
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              sry rasulhamsa, my urdu is not enough to make proper sense of this.. daagh? hmm

              daagh is the name of poet. ask your hubby to translate it forya well all it means is, learning urdu is not a joke, it takes time. )

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                AK85
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                really? hmm

                http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9601169.msg258338#msg258338

                interesting..I got a pm once from someone asking me if I'm a "Hussein"

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                  aynur
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                  Mazhar

                  So you mean to say that before this Ayat the ladies were wearing Skirts? or roaming with open bossoms? that is why they were told to lengthen their garments from shoulders down ward? that is not logical, that makes no sense,

                  ACTUALLY, if you do look at many commentators (and at Muhammad Asad's footnotes on the issue), women WERE roaming around with their breasts exposed ... that is why covering the bosoms is explicitly stated in the verse.

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                    herbman
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                    Salam,

                    is this debate about what is a JILBAB?
                    Is there any picture in the great Reading to explain us what is a JILBAB or is it better to extract the meaning from the context?

                    Please use your brain.

                    Peace

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                      Raaajah
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                      Initiater of the thread

                      OK, people, I'm kinda confused here. We know that there's no mandatory clothing article required to be worn by women.. but then what is the "Jilbab" .....

                      herbman

                      is this debate about what is a JILBAB?
                      Please use your brain.

                      Yes! we should use the BRAINS.

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                        Raaajah
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                        aynur

                        ACTUALLY, if you do look at many commentators (and at Muhammad Asad's footnotes on the issue), women WERE roaming around with their breasts exposed ... that is why covering the bosoms is explicitly stated in the verse

                        That makes things further difficult for those who think that, quran has ordered to cover only two parts, or only two parts are private parts.

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                          Ayisha
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                          aynur
                          That makes things further difficult for those who think that, quran has ordered to cover only two parts, or only two parts are private parts.

                          do you totally misunderstand or twist things out of some perverse pleasure or do you do this normally with everything? ??? Is it a language problem?

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                            Raaajah
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                            Ayisha

                            do you totally misunderstand or twist things out of some perverse pleasure or do you do this normally with everything? Is it a language problem?

                            I dono how to dance, how can I twist? and language is working fine, i just gota fix it yesterday.

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                              Ayisha
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                              Ayisha
                              I dono how to dance, how can I twist? and language is working fine, i just gota fix it yesterday.

                              no, you really need to fix todays too, trust me on that.

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                                mamnoeoea_qatief_alazhaar
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                                As salaamu aleykum

                                After a long time studying about the subject..

                                To understand my opinion ,please first have a look to this video ;even you may not like the content

                                http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=5z_HbdrJvCc&feature=share&list=FLFe-rRWPCNZgpAj851L_QUA

                                I think that the recommended jilbab in the Quraan must be a cloack,a hooded one..that would explain a lot of mistakes.

                                Love and blessings for all the seekers of truth !

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                                  diamantinehoneybunch
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                                  Peace,

                                  I don't understand why some people say women must cover everything with dracula cloak except face, hands. Of course most of them are Sunnis, Shias and other "Muslim" sectarians.
                                  Their stupid excuses and apologies are "Hijab is the sign of modesty", "Veiling is to prevent women from rape", "Veil and niqab / burqa / purdah are to honor women". Oh my God! Really? Men want to rape women because of their hair, head, neck, ears and even faces? What the hell. This is so stupid. Head-covering and the prison-like clothes are to honor women? So hair, neck, ears, head and even face of women are signs of dishonor and immodesty? They are awrat ? Awrat means nakednesses / private parts / shames. It is really sexist to equate women's hair, heads, necks, ears and even faces to nakedness.

                                  Jilbab means outer garment. Outer garment can be blouses, coats, cloaks.

                                  As a girl and a young lady, I admit and agree that a woman must cover her private parts, breasts; not to show other attractive body parts and shapes such as belly, hips, tighs, navel, back body and; must not wear tight clothes that makes a women look sl*tty and cheap. I must say that a female human, especially a pubescent lady has more 'vulgar' attractions than a man that must be covered to look modest and descend.

                                  However, covering all parts of the body and obliging people to cover their hair / head, necks, ears for the sake of 'modesty' are outrageous and too much.

                                  Regards,
                                  Yuliana

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                                    herbman
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                                    Peace,

                                    Here is an hypothesis I will try to develop if God wills, and I hope you can help to support or reject this idea

                                    I seek refuge in God against Satan the banished.

                                    In 3359 we read the following

                                    O prophet! tell thy wives and daughters, and the believing women, that they should cast their outer garments over their persons (when abroad) that is most convenient, that they should be known (as such) and not molested and Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful.

                                    Dal-Nun-Waw (Dal-Nun-Alif) = To be near, come near or low, let down, be akin to.

                                    JALABIB root is JIM-LAM-BA
                                    Also JALIB means the he helped, he assisted

                                    Also PR-Online take the root Jiim-Lam-Ba-Ba = Woman's outer wrapping garment, that which envelopes the whole body, wide garment for a woman, dominion or sovereignty or rule

                                    The whole idea of the verse is to protect the women which are the weakest to be protected from offenses from offenders.
                                    How to protect them? They have to be known, by the offenders.
                                    Once they are known they will be no more offended.
                                    The question is does a piece of tissue protect you against the offenders? Knowing that everyone in these time, men and women were covering their heads and body against sun.

                                    The problem is to find the correct meaning of a word which has no other reference in Qur?an, the only occurance we can find is with the root JLB.

                                    Jiim-Lam-Ba = To drive/bring/convey/transport, to draw/attract/procure a thing, gain or earn, seek after or seek to gain, to raise cries/shouts/noises, chide or urge on, to threaten, bring together/assemble/gather/collect, commit a crime or offence, to heal, to help/aid or assist, take or borrow, to seek or demand, to cover or clad oneself.

                                    This occurrence can be found in 1764 and means to assemble/collect/put together

                                    In Lane?s we find JLBB under JLB and means garnement.

                                    SO let?s take the origine of the word to try to understand the context and meaning.

                                    The first meaning is to drive, bring one thing from one country to another or from one town to another. That supports the idea of migrating from one town to another.

                                    -Also in Kazimirski (arabic-french) dictionnar Jilbab is translated as SLAVE

                                    So back in the context

                                    By 9100 to 9103 we know some believers moved to Medina, they were the first and therefore a minority in a new town.

                                    Some people from Medina were hypocrites and were therefore offending the minority.
                                    At that time and still now in some countries/town when you are a stranger you are an easy victim for thieves/ aggressors/ offenders etc and that is why GOD promised to the offenders to be killed if they continue in their behaviors.

                                    In conclusion

                                    My idea here is that JALABIB does not mean a piece of tissue/ garnment to protect you from the offenders but a PERSON who can help you, defend you from offenders in a foreign town and who is well known by the citizen of that town so the immigrant are safe with him.

                                    So the verse should look like

                                    O prophet! tell thy wives and daughters, and the believing women, that they should come near/ be near/get closer/ in group from the jilbab (assistant/helper/guide of the town) So these who offend know you and therefore will not offend you and Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful

                                    This is an hypothesis and I am looking forward for yours comment to support or reject this idea.

                                    Peace

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                                      mamnoeoea_qatief_alazhaar
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                                      As salaamu aleykum

                                      Thanks for the interesting supply

                                      Altough I could not find me completely in this hypothetic answer/question

                                      If i look the whole surah,then I found in 3353

                                      ..speak with them from behind a "screen" that is more pure for your heart and their hearts..

                                      and 3355

                                      There is no blame (on these ladies if they appear) before their fathers or their sons, their brothers, or their brother's sons, or their sisters' sons, or their women, or the (slaves) whom their right hands possess. And, (ladies), fear Allah; for Allah is Witness to all things.

                                      Alsook soerah an nour 2460

                                      Pickthall
                                      As for women past child-bearing, who have no hope of marriage, it is no sin for them if they discard their (outer) clothing in such a way as not to show adornment. But to refrain is better for them. Allah is Hearer, Knower.

                                      Yusuf Ali
                                      Such elderly women as are past the prospect of marriage,- there is no blame on them if they lay aside their (outer) garments, provided they make not a wanton display of their beauty but it is best for them to be modest and Allah is One Who sees and knows all things.

                                      There is no blame..it means that there is a blame when they lay aside their outer garment when they are in other cases than described by God.

                                      If this surah was revealed and written with importance in the Quran..it is an obligation for all who believe in the Quran and the words of Allah to keep their outer garments like explained in the Quran..

                                      What is this outher clothing is an other question.

                                      Like in soerah al ahzaab it could be a protection against of evil desire of adultery

                                      If a "gard" or "protector" was given by God,it would be in the first place the husband and not an other "guy"..because in surah al ahzab 3355 (ask them from behind a screen !!!!!!) no strange man can talk or see freely the wives of our beloved prophet Mohammed sallalahu aleyhi wa salaam

                                      And soerah al ahzab 3359 is also a command for the woman of the believers.

                                      But God knows best and forgive me if I make mistakes while learning

                                      Audhu bilehi minna sjataanir rajiem

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                                        huruf
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                                        Whatever was commanded in 33.59, it cannot be considered ouside the very circumstances in which and because of which it was commanded. Believers were being the object of hostility and attacks from hypocrites. It is to protect themselves from those hypocrites that women were to do whatever they were told to do. But that is not supposed to be the ordinary situation of believers amongst themselves, nor of any society in which there is no all out open hostility. They had to be known so that hypocrites could not claim that they attacked them because they did not know who they were. In the next ayas it is stated what awaits the hypocrites if they do not cease in their hostility. Once the hypocrites pose no danger there is no need to do whatever they had to do in those circumstances.

                                        It is too much of a joke that pretexting that the hypocrites in times of revelation posed a danger to believers and to the women believers that women are forced today to dress in any particular way, precisely amongst believers, when those who are nto supposed to be believers pose no danger and they believing women should dress in a certain way precisely to protect themselves of the believers. In that case it is obvious that those purported believers are not such and not only that that they are not deterred by any kind of clothing whatsoever. So that in fact Quranic injonctions are being twiested to the end of tyranising and oppresing believing women.

                                        Salaam

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                                          herbman
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                                          Salam,

                                          I totally agree with Huruf, and when you read the entire sura and keep the context in mind you understand very well what was going on, please read from verse 3350 and you see the context is about The prophete and his wives, also v3353 appears to me to be allegorical (hijab) unless you do like Talibans and ask all women to wear burka!!!!

                                          asking something behind the hijab means asking something with distance or/ with a barrier between the one who ask and the other.

                                          example when you buy bread at the baker do not make familiarities with the baker women do you understand my point

                                          peace

                                          ps remember The Quran is to be adressed to civilised people (the one's who zakkah)!

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