Question
In Dewsbury/Batley, UK, there is a monthly publication called Paighaam. Recently they introduced a section for women called Al Nisa. This column encourages women to pursue secular education and gives examples of women who have excelled in this field, e.g. a Muslim woman who was to go in outer space, or it gives the experience of a Muslim girl who left home to study at university, etc. This magazine is published monthly and is distributed at nearly every Musjid in Dewsbury and Batley. Am I right in objecting to this magazine being distributed from the Musjids?
Answer
Yes, you are 100% right in your endeavour to prevent the distribution of the slut magazine from the Musaajid. You as well as others should object to the distribution of the magazine with its haraam women's column. It appears that this magazine is a subtle agent of shaitaan, hence its encouragement for women to abandon Hijaab and follow the western kuffaar pattern of life. When the Shariah prohibits women from even attending the Musjid for Fardh Salaat, then by what stretch of Imaani imagination will the immoral emergence and immoral participation in kuffaar style in these activities ever be permissible for women? This magazine of shaitaan is fostering a slut-culture in Muslim society.
- Source
- themajlis.co.za
- Published in
- The Majlis Vol 22 No 04
- PDF page
- 11
Appears under A SLUT MAGAZINE (approximate).