THE HOLY QUR’AN
SURE = 2 : BAKARA SURESİ : SURAH 2- AL - BAQARAH – THE HEIFER
AYET 256 = VERSE OF THE QURAN
Dinde baskı – zorlama – tiksindirme yoktur :
Let there be no compulsion in religion.
Her kimse tağuta sırt dönüp Allaha inanırsa hiç kuşkusuz sapasağlam bir kulpa yapışmış olur.Kopup parçalanması yoktur o kulpun.Allah, hakkıyla işiten, en iyi biçimde bilendir.
Whoever rejects Evil and believe in Allah hath grasped the most trustworthy hand-hold, that never breaks..And Allah hearth and knoweth all things.
SURE = 24 : NUR SURESİ : SURAH 24 – AN-NUR – THE LIGHT
AYET 31 = VERSE OF THE QURAN
Mümin kadınlara da söyle bakışlarını yere indirsinler.
Irzlarını/eteklerini korusunlar.
Süslerini/zinetlerini, görünen kısımlar müstesna, açmasınlar.
Örtülerini/başörtülerini göğüs yırtmaçlarının üzerine vursunlar.
Süslerini şu kişilerden başkasına göstermesinler:kocaları yahut babaları yahut oğulları yahut kardeşleri :
And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty, that they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what –must ordinarily- appear thereof , that they should draw their veils over their bosoms and not display their beauty except to their husbands, their fathers, their sons, their brothers and their sisters.
A very important verse you have quoted there Yilgun. ^^
Some would argue that hair is not considered an "ornament". If hair was intended, they say, then the word would have been clearly noted. Drawing the veil over the bosoms is pretty obvious though.
If we read further we will understand that no woman would voluntarilly display her chest to even her father or brother...so it is clear that ornaments would include everything about a woman one would find charming and/ or attractive. "except for what would ordinarily appear thereof..." THAT is why I am incredibly against wearing a veil to cover the face!
So to guys who fall inlove with women because of the shape of their nose or eyes, or silky hands. TOUGH LUCK! We can´t be held responsible for your weaknesses and disgusting behaviour. As is the case with some rape cases in the middle-east for example. (I have read about here.)
You are accountable for your own actions....even if she had to waltz down the street in a micro-mini.
BTW is the crime of rape not more a power struggle than not being able to control sexual urges?? That excuse is so lame. ughhh
Finally, I would just like to add that the decision to dress in an Islamically correct fashion, lies with the individual. Freedom of choice. Chapter 2, the first sentence of verse 256 clarifies that point. The rest of the verse is even more imporant though. That should really clear up any further confusion on the issue of free-will.
You have been commanded to dress modestly, yes. As the verse reads; "And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty..."
To dress modestly or not. Why is this topic and that of the headscarf an endless one among Islamic and non-Islamic circles? (Not TC, but generally)
Non-Islamic, I can understand, but Muslims themselves?
The FIRST chapter of the Quran revealed to mankind:
" Read: In the name of thy Lord who createth. Createth man from a clot. Read: And thy Lord is the Most Bounteous. Who teaches by the pen....", emphasises the importance of knowledge.
Knowledge enables us to make more informative decisions. ^^;
Edited (11/18/2009) by Ruh
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