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@@kayf_ahmad Yes but understand that Equity is to give everything it's due right. Something Allah and his Messenger peace be upon him taught us. So a woman has her due rights and men have their due rights.

Equity is worse, you are saying that men and women should be differently so that they both can fill the same roles. That’s totally against Islam. Men and women have different roles.

@@Pyaweti EQUITY MEANS MEN AND WOMEN HAVE DIFFERENT ROLES

why need to be equal for the work and leadership is not meant for all woman specially for religion role yes they can lead woman group

How about our beloved mother of believers Aisha (ra)? She led the rebellious army against the 4th caliph Ali (ra) in the battle of Jamal.

She admitted later on she made a mistake and Allah knows best

@@nobodyisborngayislam apologies are meaningless when ~3000 Muslims died fighting each other. Aisha (ra) caused fitna among the Muslims and must be held accountable.

@@helloman121220 What load of bull are you spewing, know your place.

​@Nature Sounds so what now? What ste you trying to say?

JazakAllah sister, protect yourself from feminism, may Allah protect us all.😊

How about our beloved mother of believers Aisha (ra)? She led the rebellious army against the 4th caliph Ali (ra) in the battle of Jamal.

@@helloman121220 could you bring the hadith that says she *led* the army, barakAllah feekom

@@saral9817 it is a historical fact just search for "battle of Jamal" on Google.

​@@helloman121220Aisha didn't lead that army , she was just with them on a camel The leaders of that army was : Talha ibn ubaidAllah and Al-Zubair ibn Al-Awam

You don't know your religion is true. You just follow since you're born into it in 99 % cases

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You can not prove it so no

​@@konyvnyelv. Who said we cannot prove it ?

@@As.sabiqqun the fact that you can't. Otherwise do it

You just watched this video and still you reject what you’re being told. The shaykh just told us with evidences that leadership in all forms is for men. Say: astaghfirullah

@@ashrafabdal-samad7716 No brother. That leadership is one cncernig both genders. But there is nothing wrong with women educating women.

​@@ashrafabdal-samad7716 i think you did understand sheikh properly

@@muslimsakemuslim7956 Your logic is weird. Women aren’t forbidden from educating. They are leaders in lots of areas aside from Islam, etc in jobs like Doctors and nurses saving peoples lives. Does that mean they should drop out of work??? 💀 as a woman many girls would prefer hearing Islamic advice from another women rather than a man….

@@Kat63875 Thats what I wrote. Woman can and should educate other women.

He never said it is haram for women to work

Its not really about emotion... its mostly the fact that women face certain things that men don't which hinder their capabilities of being a consistent competent leader, such as physical strength, menstruations, pregnancy, motherhood etc.

@@aq4356 definitely. Which is deserving of respect. After prophethood, motherhood is the greatest of duties.

​@@aq4356 agree. And it also because of their emotions. It emotions and everything thing you added also

@@papasul29 I think these kinds of statements need more clarification. Men can be just as emotional as women, a simple practical example would be domestic abuse ie. hitting ones spouse, majority of these abusers are men, and they do it out of emotion. I think what you're trying to say is that women tend to not control their emotions or they put emotions over rationality usually, I would agree, but I think a big factor to this is also how women are usually raised by their parents (more soft, forgiving, generous etc.), which is not always the case.

@@aq4356 it depends, lesbians have the highest domestic abuse per capita and much of it to men is unreported. the term womb and man go together to form what word? grls are insecure so it can lead to overgeneralizing and losing info or even not wanting to empower other... even not wanting to teach their kids when they have a feminist view, so leadership is for Sunni men who have the structure of din. h/e grls being sensitive can give different type of feedback to men esp. whom they are secure over, this triggers their hypergamy security so then grls feel comfortable and not masculine and both balance each other... and she turns to her family instead of the fake chivalry ideas of society which objectifies them for $, she is known as an individual person and bonds and submits femininely insecuirty to her husband so at a din level has her needs met in terms of being an individual taken care of and bonding with a family. Recall the hadith of the rahm, Allah said He will cut ties with those who cut ties with the rahm, the rahm comes from vulnerbility (preg) so likes strong leaders to feel secure and wants to bond - and best thing is to bond on din where the man leads and the girl gives feedback and they both grow in their worship & natural differences too, or is this wrong?

Can't you shut them off by showing the contradictions in the Bible?

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do not debate people if you have not studied deeply it is haram to do so

@R I wa iyyakum, it is very dangerous to debate people without knowledge, you dont have the knowledge to expel the doubts they attack you with and they can affect your iman, or you may make it seem like islam doesnt have an answer is is defeated with your lack of response, or you may speak about Allahs religion without knowledge which is a major sin as Allah mentioned in surah al baqarah. debates shouldnt occur at all unless there is a need. I think many of the youth see muslim daees and debators online and wish to be like them so they try to jump into the action head first without preparation which is detrimental

@R I thank you for asking, here is the ayah: 2:80 وَقَالُوا۟ لَن تَمَسَّنَا ٱلنَّارُ إِلَّآ أَيَّامًۭا مَّعْدُودَةًۭ ۚ قُلْ أَتَّخَذْتُمْ عِندَ ٱللَّهِ عَهْدًۭا فَلَن يُخْلِفَ ٱللَّهُ عَهْدَهُۥٓ ۖ *أَمْ تَقُولُونَ عَلَى ٱللَّهِ مَا لَا تَعْلَمُونَ* ٨٠ ˹Some of˺ the Jews claim, “The Fire will not touch us except for a number of days.” Say, ˹O Prophet,˺ “Have you taken a pledge from Allah-for Allah never breaks His word- *or are you ˹just˺ saying about Allah what you do not know?* ” - Dr. Mustafa Khattab, the Clear Quran Allah also says it in surah Yunus: 10:68 قَالُوا۟ ٱتَّخَذَ ٱللَّهُ وَلَدًۭا ۗ سُبْحَـٰنَهُۥ ۖ هُوَ ٱلْغَنِىُّ ۖ لَهُۥ مَا فِى ٱلسَّمَـٰوَٰتِ وَمَا فِى ٱلْأَرْضِ ۚ إِنْ عِندَكُم مِّن سُلْطَـٰنٍۭ بِهَـٰذَآ ۚ أَتَقُولُونَ عَلَى ٱللَّهِ مَا لَا تَعْلَمُونَ ٦٨ They say, “Allah has offspring.” Glory be to Him! He is the Self-Sufficient. To Him belongs whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on the earth. You have no proof of this! Do you say about Allah what you do not know? - Dr. Mustafa Khattab, the Clear Quran

That can't be use as an example for legislating Islamic laws. We follow the laws given by Allah to prophet Mohammad (Qur'an and hadiths)

@@YusufAhmed-vd4ry that is the Quran

Again. It's not a legislation nor can it be referred for indicating permissibility You can't apply the customs and laws from previous nations(because it has been abrogated for example drinking intoxicants was permissible but it has been forbidden during the time of the prophet ). There are customs which were permitted before the advent of the prophet and were forbidden after his advent and vice versa

@@YusufAhmed-vd4ry the ayah itself in Quran is a note on the problems of power mongering which Armie's of men were looking to take her over by force. To which the line is mentioned of her thoughts on the cyclical problem of men and power. Perhaps either man or women everyone, wants a position of power. Let's look into Henry the 8ths daughters and see the problems of learning through power mongering which is similarly intertwined in religion too. As far as spiritual leaders I'm fairly certain two sides of the human species can have input. A man may be a leader of a community but a woman can also teach her children as well as other women and have some prowess of knowledge. Let's take the older version of Aisha for example, perhaps Rabbia Al adawaiyah, various intelligent minded persons of the past I can't think of their names. It's not seen as bad for women to have some mind, as this would be bias against Allah's creations.

Praise be to Allah. Positions of leadership and high public office means taking on the mission of establishing Islam by reviving religious knowledge and establishing its foundations, engaging in jihad for the sake of Allah - which includes preparing armies and distributing war booty - establishing the judicial system, carrying out judicial punishments (hudud), fighting oppression, enjoining what is good and forbidding what is evil, acting as a deputy of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). There is no dispute among the scholars that one of the conditions of the imam or leader is that he should be male. Ibn Hazam reported in his book Maratib al-Ijma’ that there was scholarly consensus on this point. In the section he says: “Out of all groups of the people of the Qiblah [i.e., all Muslim sects], there is not one that allows the leadership of women.” Al-Qurtubi reported something similar, and al-‘Allamah al-Shanqiti said, “There is no difference of opinion among the scholars on this point.” The evidence for this is the general meaning of the ayah (interpretation of the meaning): “Men are the protectors and maintainers of women, because Allah has made one of them to excel the other…” [al-Nisa 4:34]. It is also clearly indicated by the hadith of Abu Bakrah who said that when the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) heard that the Persians had appointed the daughter of Chosroes as their queen, he said, “No people who appoint a woman as their leader will ever prosper.” (Reported by al-Bukhari, 13/53). This is because positions of leadership and government require a person to join men’s gatherings, which is not allowed for women according to shari’ah because of the ayah (interpretation of the meaning): “And stay in your houses, and do not display yourselves like that of the times of ignorance…” [al-Ahzab 33:33]. These positions also require perfect wisdom, reason and alertness, and the testimony of a man has been made equal to that of two women, the reason for which Allah has explained in the ayah (interpretation of the meaning): “… so that if one of them (two women) errs, the other can remind her…” [al-Baqarah 2:282]. Ibn al-Tin said: Those who say that a woman cannot be appointed as a judge use the hadith of Abu Bakrah as evidence, and this is the view of the majority.” With regard to other administrative positions, there is no shar’i reason why women should not be appointed to run institutions where they will work with other women and not men, because in this case there are no shar’i reservations about their work. There is no validity in what most modern writers say about how women have to go out and take part in parliaments and public councils, and that these are part of the rights granted to women by Islam. These writers have not examined the issue from the correct Islamic viewpoint. The truth is clear, but unfortunately they look at it with minds filled with the heretic trends of East and West. Therefore you see them weakened and defeated, dazzled by the false civilizations of those nations, then they come and misinterpret the texts and change the words from their right places until they agree with their whims. We ask Allaah to keep us safe and sound.

😂😂😂Lol. it's so relatable to my class rn

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​@King Sultan it's a fair question

@King Sultan lol i’m a stay at home mom, I homeschool 4 kids. 2 of those kids are girls. I want them to go to female only quran classes, fitness classes, sewing classes, etc.

of course it is ok

​@kingsultan3 don't use the word stay rather use the word be content and concentrate on

​@@pixelated23-b9zthen you should start something and gather similar women around you

*F* fake Tate Tate Portrays himself as Muslim whilst in ownership of 6 haram (forbidden) gambling casinos. Tate does topless podcast trying to preach Islam..... I'm still in search of *fake Tates* Shahada video Doing only *prostration moves* doesn't make a person *Muslim* ( *For me to do a simple 2 step dance move doesn't make me John Travolta* )

or they should do all girl groups if they want to see each other and interact.

No, just no.

@@Allahuma.sali.ala.muhammad. lol

No, go and learn

@@ebuqble33 lol ok

@@ebuqble33 Dont be too harsch.

Yes this is preferable as oppose to a non-mahram giving a sister dawah.

Good.

Then she would be sinning. It doesn't matter if the other person is doing their job or not. You should do your job and that's it. An example would be that just because your parents don't to you what you want or something, then that doesn't give you the right to shout or be rude to them. You should respect them regardless.

@@muslimlight3984 incorrect. A case call always be made regarding exceptions in extenuating circumstances. If the women need to unionize and fight for their rights such as against board members of a masjid, then that is 100% what they should do. I like how your mind goes to “she should suck it up and take it because that is the islamic thing to do”.

@@faisalwho Two wrongs don't make a right. Just because someone is not doing their job, doesn't mean you should not do yours either. If such an exception was allowed, we would have heard it from the Quran, hadith, or any tafsir from a well-known Sheikh, but we didn't.

@@muslimlight3984 too bad that’s not how it works in the real world 🤷🏽‍♂️

@@faisalwho it has always worked since the revelation of the Quran, 1400 years ago. It doesn't matter if people are doing different stuff nowadays. The rules of the Quran remain unchanged, and it doesn't matter whether you like it or not.

Deep down all athiests know the truth but they will deny because they dont want to follow the command of God but their desires

Read Bukhari 7099

@@badhonbd7021 Assalamualaikum warahmatullah brother Yes I know I read this hadith.Lots of scholars says it's perticularly about Persia at that time and there were some women commanders also and best example is Khawla bint al Azwar RA

i have heard her story was a fantasy@@WorshipNoneButOne

We don't take weak opinions whether it be in Hazm or anyone else.

@@taimurahmad Right because we are obliged to take the opinion of 'Uthman here. There is a difference of opinion from great scholars, accept that.

@@hossamakarkach4429 1. If you're talking about the Battle of the Camel, Aisha was not a "leader", it's a misconception, she didn't lead an army, she didn't command the battle, she was part of the faction as an important figure. 2. Not every opinion in Islam is valid that's a basic principle in fiqh. Bringing up scholars who held a certain opinion is not a valid way of actually making an opinion valid, it's using the proofs they used.

@@aq4356 Several reports describe Aisha actively participating in the battle, leading a group of soldiers, and addressing both her own troops and the opposing forces.Unless you can bring me the evidences that these reports are weak, then should be a clear example of women leadership. As for the evidences. It is true that one of the principles of fiqh is that not every opinion is valid because it all is about the evidences. Some scholars have disputed regarding the interpretation of the hadith that Uthman quotes in his video, as some took it only relating to the historical context. Ibn Hazm himself said that there is no proof from the Qur'an or Sunnah for the consensus that scholars held regarding women leadership.

@@hossamakarkach4429 The asl of report isn't that they are sahih, you need to first prove them to be sahih. Do you know Arabic? Have you studied ilm al rijal?

No wonder they are so screwed

Yea

May Allah bless our mothers and reward them with Jannah. I can never be grateful enough for having mine! Thank you Allah

Thats a restricted ( مقيد) leadership as is the case where a mother is the (راعية) leader of her children in her husband's home.

Sure but there are conditions

The background behind the Hadith has not been explained and thus has been miscited. Similarly to the Qur'anic Ayah (4 : 34).

no she did not. The leader was abdullah ibn zubair and talkha ibn ubaydullah. She was just an important figure and even repoented from her decisions at jamal

What scholars are you getting YOUR interpretation from and your understanding of hadeeth classification?

​@@hanbali1346 - The Hadith cited is definitely weak as it refers to a specific incident in Persia and can not, as literalists tend to do, be applied more generally without first understanding the nuances at work (it refers to the rapid change of Sasanian leadership at the time resulting in a young princess rising to the top position in Persia without due diligence). As for the citation of the Qur'anic Ayah #34 in Surah al-Nisa, the meaning is rendered thusly in translation "Men are the protectors and maintainers of women." This is not an evidence of prohibition and says nothing about leadership. A prohibited act requires a definite text or clear logical inference. This is not the case here. No general rule can be extracted from the Ayah forbidding women occupying leadership positions, in any capacity; the Qur'an merely states the expected, normative role of men towards women. However, it is obviously the case that when a woman is more capable she would have to protect and maintain her menfolk instead, for example if her husband is disabled etc. Reading the Ayah literalistically would appear to countermand this possibility. For reference, I recommend Prof. Abou el-Fadl as a suitably qualified scholar. His recently completed Project Illumine Qur'an commentary on KZfaq (Usuli Institute channel) covers these issues in detail. It is a masterpiece which Muslims need to acquaint themselves with.

Islam abrogated everything before and that is just a story.... no legal ruling is taken from that

wrong. Islam is submission to Allah. Women cannot be leaders