Question
I heard today that the boys and girls from Al-Aqsa high school in Lenasia (those in matric) left at 7 a.m. for an overnight excursion. The boys and girls will be at separate venues. In today's climate of lack of safety and security, as well as the fitnah of promiscuity confronting us on all levels, is it correct to dub this excursion a shaitaani event?
Answer
"Shaitaani event" is too mild a term to describe this villainous event of immorality. The major sin of the satanic so-called 'Al-Aqsa' excursion comprising of a number of sins is really too palpable for commenting. Every Muslim whose Imaan has not been terminally diseased and whose mind has not been deranged by the immoral western cult of fisq, fujoor and kufr of the West so vigorously propagated by secular institutions of education and the satanic traps of western media, can readily understand the immorality and villainy of this zina so-called 'Al-Aqsa' excursion to be undertaken by fornicators in the name of education and satanism projected as 'deen', hence the devilish stunt of manipulating the name 'Al-Aqsa'.
During the age of Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) when females were allowed to attend the Musjid, it was an age of the greatest piety, and Nabi-e-Kareem (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) was in direct control of the affairs of Muslims. Despite it being the holiest of ages and the people, both men and women, being the holiest of human beings, women had to don large ugly cloaks which covered even their heads. They peeped out with one eye and attended the Musjid. Perfume was haraam for them. Then the men were not allowed to get up or look at the back after the Fardh Jamaat. Sufficient time was given for the women to immediately vacate the Musjid. They were not allowed to perform Sunnat Salaat in the Musjid. After the women had cleared out, only then were the males allowed to get up to perform the balance of their Salaat.
Even this rigid system was abolished by the Sahaabah after Rasulullah's demise, and the pious Sahaabiyyah (women) were banned from the Musjid. Now when this was the state of female concealment during the holiest period of Islam, what construction shall be placed on the zina so-called 'Al-Aqsa' excursion of shaitaan?
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- themajlis.co.za
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- The Majlis Vol 23 No 01
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