thepeel
Joined: 08 Aug 2004
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 Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2007 11:13 am Post subject: Our Friends the Misogynistic Saudis |
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Abd Al-Aziz Al-Fawzan: The Prophet Muhammad said about women: �I have not seen anyone more deficient in intelligence and religion than you. A cautious sensible man could be led astray by some of you,� and so on. This hadith and others like it were misunderstood by the ignorant. Corrupt people interpreted it in a way that differs from its original intent. Because of their ignorance, their insolence, their stupidity, and because of their enmity towards Islam and Muslims, they turned this hadith into evidence that Islam disgraces women, diminishing her value, and describes her in inadequate terms. ...
These hadiths provide some of the most decisive evidence that Islam protects women and guarantees their rights. Islam has surrounded the woman with a fence of compassion and mercy. It has shown that the twisted nature of women stems from their very creation. This is how Allah wanted woman to be. Therefore, the husband must adapt himself to her and be patient with her. He should not giver her too many things to do, or things that she is incapable of doing. He should not make her do anything that is contrary to her nature, and to the way she was created by Allah. In addition, he should turn a blind eye to her mistakes, he should tolerate her slips and errors, and put up with all the silly ignorant things she might say, because this constitutes part of the nature of her creation. In addition, women have surging emotions, which in some cases, might overpower their minds. The weakness with which women were created is the secret behind their attractiveness and appeal to their husbands. It is the source of women�s seduction of men, and one of the elements strengthening the bond between husband and wife. This is one of the wondrous miracles of Allah: The strength of a woman lies in her weakness. Her power of seduction and appeal lie in her emotions, which might overpower her mind at times. ...
Both husband and wife should satisfy their spouse�s natural urges, and should try to gratify their desires, as long as nothing prevents this. This is why the Prophet said: �When a man calls his wife to fulfill his needs, she must go to him, even if she is busy with the oven.� Imagine this: There is fire in the oven, and she wants to bake bread. But even if she�s busy with this work that cannot be neglected, when he calls her, she must leave the oven and go to her husband. Another hadith says: �She must go to him, even if she is on the back of a camel.� She must go to him, even if she is riding. |
http://www.memritv.org/Transcript.asp?P1=1483
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