A Wall Between Men and Women in the Prophet's Mosque?

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• Aminah
• Assilmi
• Women
• Hijab
• Niqab
• Nikab
• Segregation
• Separation
• Partition
• Woman
• Oppression
• Taliban
• Salafi
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[poshhotcouture]

@schmezl you're actually retarded.

[canadianmuslimnproud]

This wonderful woman is of Native American heritage like me.

[theonlytruthisislam]

@schmezl you only mentioned men..think about it. learn your islam

[hijabi2b]

This woman is beautiful! Masha Allah! I hope Allah will give me the strength to wear hijab one day.

[schmezl]

@MrKhanRizwan However I'm strictly against gender segregation. Women should be allowed to pray in the same hall. Those who donot want to do that, can have a seperate room of their own. But you cannot force women to go the secluded hall thinking you are doing a rewarding act.

[schmezl]

@MrKhanRizwan Such invention of terminology has only created confusion among the people. Now people dont even know that taraweeh, tahajjud and witr are basically the same things.

Aarab of Quran are requirement for people whose mother tongue is not Arabic. When you have facility why not use it.

Rather than labeling something as a biddat (I dont agree with this lady at all but she is entitles to have her opinion) people should make themselves aware of the whole context.

[schmezl]

@MrKhanRizwan He probably didn't like the machchli bazar individual prayer was creating because of his neat sense of organisation and reform, he suggested that they pray it under imam. As far as I know Umar himself never prayed his witr in the mosque.

[schmezl]

@MrKhanRizwan Taraweeh is not Biddah. Over the years scholars have invented various terms for different types of Namaz, i.e., sunnat mokaddah, sunnat ghair mokaddah, nafl, witar , wajib, qayamullail, taraweeh, Tahajjud. All that we call sunnat are nothing but nawafils that were offered by Prophet PBUH. Taraweeh and witr are just another name for Tahjjud. Before Hazrat Umar suggested people to offer congregational taraweeh or witr, people used to do it in masjid but seperately.

[schmezl]

@MrKhanRizwan

Driving of CARS and usage of TECHNOLOGY "doesn't" constitute biddat.

Biddat in religious discussion STRICTLY means those thing that people do thinking it as act that is going to be rewarded. Biddat by its definition is done out of good faith.

[MrKhanRizwan]

Wake Up

There is good and biddah.

Go read your hadith books and your history, and stop thinking like a wahabi

Do you even know that the Harakaat on the Quran that 90% of muslims read was a biddag.. a good biddag, otherwise nobody would know how to read them.

It never happened in prophet's time, yet everyone uses it for reading. Because it is a GREAT BIDDAH

Also, the tarawee prayer of 20.. again another GREAT BIDDAH

You need to WAKE UP!!!