Quran-Only Women Must Shave Their Heads for Hajj
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I think its more towards what is acceptable in a culture. Women shaving heads is awkward and hence not desirable I guess.
Women are supposed to be with hair to match with their beauty in my opinion, again it is entirely respective to the surrounding culture
and Physical Islam is affected by the arab culture where it is not common for women to shave their heads.I would like to talk about something else off topic... are there other forums similar to freeminds but where folks are more interactive, I mean they talk audio, they can add on Skype and talk as group on whatsapp. I believe there is a point when you need to have a free conversation with some one if you wanna learn past some critical point. I wish I can have a communication with some of the folks from here using audio medium.
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The Quran is addressed to men and the hajj at al masjid al haram is a thing of the past.
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Even if one considers "al hajj" a thing of the past, it doesn't change the fact the common interpretation has major problems (and can thus teach us a lot about Quran's word meanings/usage). To this day I am not aware of anyone else who has resolved the following
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The arabic masculine singular and plural pronoun in the Quran is exclusive to Man or Men and does not apply to Woman or Women.
God has only few verses in the Quran directed to women with the opening statement "Oh Women and Wife's,..." reffering to both unmarried and married women. So do not assume that the masculine pronouns relates to both man and woman. And Quran when written is clear when a man and women are compared, as in the verseSurah Al-Ahzab - Al-Qur'an al-Kareem - ... - The Noble Quran
Indeed, the Muslim men and Muslim women, the believing men and believing women, the obedient men and obedient women,....
