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    Would it be okay for a woman to sing naats or qasidas in public gatherings? What about Quran recitation in public? If this is not okay, would it be okay for either in a case wherein it is done anonymously from behind a screen?

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    Walaikum assalam,

    It is permitted for them to do so if it is solely in the presence of women, in such a manner that strange men would not be able to hear it, and no other impermissible matter was associated with it.

    It is not permitted for men to listen to the singing or recitation of strange (non-mahram) women, whether it is with or without the fear of fitna. It does not matter whether this takes place from behind a screen, a recording, or otherwise, because it is established in the primary texts that a woman's voice can lead to fitna. As such, it may not be used in ways that could be expected to lead to it.

    As for talking to someone of the opposite gender, if there is a reasonable need, it is permitted to the extent of the reasonable need, and disliked otherwise.

    Wassalam,
    Faraz Rabbani.

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      I have an app on my iphone that has different Quran recitations and it has one by a woman (in English) and next to it, it says, "Sisters only."

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        Question

        Would it be okay for a woman to sing naats or qasidas in public gatherings? What about Quran recitation in public? If this is not okay, would it be okay for either in a case wherein it is done anonymously from behind a screen?

        Answer

        Walaikum assalam,

        It is permitted for them to do so if it is solely in the presence of women, in such a manner that strange men would not be able to hear it, and no other impermissible matter was associated with it.

        It is not permitted for men to listen to the singing or recitation of strange (non-mahram) women, whether it is with or without the fear of fitna. It does not matter whether this takes place from behind a screen, a recording, or otherwise, because it is established in the primary texts that a woman's voice can lead to fitna. As such, it may not be used in ways that could be expected to lead to it.

        As for talking to someone of the opposite gender, if there is a reasonable need, it is permitted to the extent of the reasonable need, and disliked otherwise.

        Wassalam,
        Faraz Rabbani.

        What 'Primary Texts' would that be then, its not in THE Primary Text as far as im aware ???

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          I have an app on my iphone that has different Quran recitations and it has one by a woman (in English) and next to it, it says, "Sisters only."

          There are men who would get turned on by hearing a female read the Quran? S

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            unknownuser
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            There are men who would get turned on by hearing a female read the Quran? S

            do you think majority of muslims understand arabic?

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              There are men who would get turned on by hearing a female read the Quran? S

              of course! men are basically animals that cant control themselves, thats why women have to be covered up and hidden away so as not to arouse them . I dunno why they bothered doing away with burying them at birth, saved a lot of upset (

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                of course! men are basically animals that cant control themselves, thats why women have to be covered up and hidden away so as not to arouse them . I dunno why they bothered doing away with burying them at birth, saved a lot of upset

                sure, or why do you think they get 72 in the jannah? and all virgins! elhamdulillah

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                  I have an app on my iphone that has different Quran recitations and it has one by a woman (in English) and next to it, it says, "Sisters only."

                  and how do they detect you're a sister?

                  It is not permitted for men to listen to the singing or recitation of strange (non-mahram) women, whether it is with or without the fear of fitna. It does not matter whether this takes place from behind a screen, a recording, or otherwise, because it is established in the primary texts that a woman's voice can lead to fitna. As such, it may not be used in ways that could be expected to lead to it.

                  it's so full of opinion, where is the evidence? just about anything can lead to a fitna.

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                    of course! men are basically animals that cant control themselves, thats why women have to be covered up and hidden away so as not to arouse them . I dunno why they bothered doing away with burying them at birth, saved a lot of upset (

                    Men need to practice self control and lower their gaze as the Quran instructs us to do.

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                      and how do they detect you're a sister?

                      it's so full of opinion, where is the evidence? just about anything can lead to a fitna.

                      the root is in the quran, don't you know that verse? that tells women not to speak softly... can't remember exactly though...

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                        and how do they detect you're a sister?

                        No way really...just a warning like the signs on women's restrooms

                        I bet if there was a way to detect your gender they would use it.

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                          It is not permitted for men to listen to the singing or recitation of strange (non-mahram) women, whether it is with or without the fear of fitna.

                          I don't understand why the word "fitna" is brought in whenever something is related to women? Iblees is obviously not woman or feminine.

                          http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/017.%20Al%20Israa/17.64.gif
                          And you trip/fascinatingly move, whomever from them you have influenced, with your sound

                          http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/017.%20Al%20Israa/017.E%20Al%20Israa.htm

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                            I don't understand why the word "fitna" is brought in whenever something is related to women? Iblees is obviously not woman or feminine.

                            http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/017.%20Al%20Israa/17.64.gif
                            And you trip/fascinatingly move, whomever from them you have influenced, with your sound

                            http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/017.%20Al%20Israa/017.E%20Al%20Israa.htm

                            yea, but he argued like a woman! that I'm better, I'm fire, Adam is disgusting, he is mud... etc what a woman he is!

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                              Mazhar
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                              the root is in the quran, don't you know that verse? that tells women not to speak softly... can't remember exactly though...

                              http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/033.%20Al%20Ahzaab/33.32.gif
                              O you the Wives of Elevated and Chosen One! You all are not like even a single one from whole of the women .
                              http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/033.%20Al%20Ahzaab/33.32a.gif
                              Since you have remained mindful and cautious avoiding unrestrained conduct therefore you also do not let your speech be soft/limber
                              http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/033.%20Al%20Ahzaab/33.32b.gif
                              lest the one is moved in whose heart is a disease
                              http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/033.%20Al%20Ahzaab/33.32c.gif
                              and you speak a sentence/statement in words of recognized unambiguous import;

                              http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/033.%20Al%20Ahzaab/033.%20B%20Al%20Ahzaab.htm

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                                yea, but he argued like a woman! that I'm better, I'm fire, Adam is disgusting, he is mud... etc what a woman he is!

                                control yourself! &nbsp

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                                  the root is in the quran, don't you know that verse? that tells women not to speak softly... can't remember exactly though...

                                  if it's the verse Mazhar is talking about then you have it wrong

                                  No way really...just a warning like the signs on women's restrooms

                                  I bet if there was a way to detect your gender they would use it.

                                  hahaha that would be funny but sad.

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                                    yea, but he argued like a woman! that I'm better, I'm fire, Adam is disgusting, he is mud... etc what a woman he is!

                                    But if we scan Free Minds forum we will find more men in this habit than women on the forum. And you know Iblees influences the man most.

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                                      if it's the verse Mazhar is talking about then you have it wrong

                                      hahaha that would be funny but sad.

                                      yes, its that verse Mazhar is talking about and I don't have it wrong! This is the verse that Muslim based their reasoning when talking about sexuality/attraction related to women's voice!

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                                        But if we scan Free Minds forum we will find more men in this habit than women on the forum. And you know Iblees influences the man most.

                                        yes brother, because Male to Female Ratio on the forum 11.7 and even fewer women participate.

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                                          yes, its that verse Mazhar is talking about and I don't have it wrong! This is the that Muslim based their reasoning when talking about sexuality related to women's voice!

                                          I know you love being sarcastic but read the content then use your reasoning.

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