Heavenly Jewels

Allah�! He is blind and unable to see us." Then Rassoollalah� said, "Are you also blind and unable to see him?" (Abu Dawood) 1 1 . Take feminine men out ofyour homes.(1bn Majah) 1 2 . The woman that chooses the appearance and mannerism ofa male or the man that adopts the disposition of females is not from amongst us. (ImaamAhmed) A FEWAHKAAM REGARDING PURDAH I .According to the Shariah a kaafir woman is in the same category ofan Ajnabee male. Kaafir women frequent muslim homes and muslim women come before them without Hijaab, displaying themselves. It is necessary that this be avoided. (Alamghiri) 2 . A chaste, virtuous woman i s advised to protect herself from being seen by an immoral woman even if she is a muslim because after she sees her she will go to men and speak of her appearance. It is from this that fitna can spread. (Alamghirz) 3 . A woman should not touch the body of an Ajnabee man i n the case when either one ofthem is young. I fboth have certainty that lust will not transpire even then should they not touch each other. (Alamghiri) 4. Some young females press the feet and hands of their Peers and Shaiks whereas in most cases both or one of them has reached the age of lust. Doing so is impennissible and both are sinners. (Bahare-Shariat) 5 . Some women wear very transparent clothing through which the features of their bodies can be seen. Ajnabee men casting their gaze makes these clothes impermissible for women to use. (Alamghiri) 6. I f due to .� .,�ed an Ajnabee man needs to be spoken with then purdah should be used with the tone of voice being simple. This is becomi ng of chaste women( � ) 82