Agree or not? 10 pts?

You know what? Jezak Allah Khayr for this question- I could not agree with you more!! I'm making the transition to wearing niqab (because "I" feel ready to) Insha'Allah, and I certainly wouldn't like to hear any insulting remarks about sisters who don't wear niqab.

On this forum, a Muslim might definitely start with good intentions when posting, however sometimes you find yourself really wanting to 'give it to someone' who posts something insulting about Islam and our beloved Prophet(pbuh). But this is where 'good character' really needs to apply. Our Rasullallah(saws) was taunted, demeaned, tortured, physically abused even spat on and still he was a man of perfect character- and still he cried when non-believers died. This is the character that we need to emulate and model in our current struggle, IMO.

Also remember, that even on the web- if we claim to be Muslims we are Da'ees, this is definitely an outlet for Dawah, so think before you Muslims insult anyone here- ppl are getting an impression from every little thing.

peace.

I agree with you to, but I also understand the frustration of the people who answered like you said.

This person comes here every now and then with a new nick last time it was freedom girl now it is sara and insults Islam.

I do not reply to her questions and I do not read her questions Either because if I do I will insult her so I'm avoiding that. She is not worth the time that some ppl give her. Her questions should be left un answered.

Good day sis

salaam

I asked/sent a question to Shaykh 'Ubayd bin 'Abdullaah al-Jaabiree to advise the Muslims who insult and curse the Kuffaar in response to the cursing of the Kuffaar upon Islaam...

The Shaykh responded saying:

فان الباطل لا يدفع بالباطل واعلم ان ما اصاب الاسلام واهله من اذى بعض الكفار هو نتيجة التصرفات الغوغائية التي يرتكبها بعض الحمقى من المسلمين الذين لا يظبطهم كتاب ولا سنة

((For Indeed Falsehood is not handled with Falsehood, and know that what happened with Islaam and its people from the harm of some of the Kuffaar is a result of the behaviour and actions commited by some of the foolish ones from the Muslims who do not act by the Book and the Sunnah.))

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This post is freaking hilarious. I agree with you. I hate when people obsess over celebrities like oh I "just love" so and so, when in reality it's striclty based on looks and you know nothing about the freaking person. Don't get me wrong, there are celebrities I think are "hot" but it doesn't mean I'd date them. I'm happily married anyway, but even still - just cause someone is good looking doesn't mean they are worthy :)

In fact, HIJAB is a sign of dignity and respect for women. It signifies that the worth and value of a woman is not in her looks or her physical form. It protects Muslim women from being molested or exploited by men. It safeguards the woman from being reduced to mere "sex objects" or business commodities. Islam prohibits women from all acts of lewdness including public display of their beauty in any form or manner.

Islam similarly requires men to practice modesty in their behavior, to cover their private parts, and not to look at women with lust.

In conclusion, Islam upholds the moral and ethical teachings of Holy Prophet Abraham and all the other prophets of God including all the highest teachings, the teachings of the Holy Qur'an as practiced by the seal of all Prophets, Mohammad (SAWA). These require a higher code of moral and ethical conduct. If a few Muslims fall short, they are to be blame.

I agree with you sister. There is no reason to EVER use vulgarity in response to anyone. The Master Prophet (sa) said, "A Muslim is one by who's hands, and by who's tongue, all people are safe."

Salaam alaikum,your right in a lot of what you said.I think it is a lack of Islamic knowledge that makes people answer the way they do,and get heated when people try to wind us up.

"And verily you have in the messenger of Allah the best of examples."

Agreed

U know, one of the most beutiful things about islam. is it has a ruling on almost EVERYTHING

Narrated Malik:

Similarly as above (156) adding, "Who believes in Allah and the Last Day should talk what is good or keep quiet." (i.e. abstain from dirty and evil talk, and should think before uttering).

im guilty on this one i called haifa wehbe a sl*t on an other question and im sorry for saying that i know its wrong too insult someone

and inshallah i wont use such words about anyone anymore

i agree with your point : )

inshallah we will all become good people actually : )

you are so right! that should clear people's stereotypical images of a muslim lady. Jazaekeallah khair. good for you!