Mufti Zubair of Darul Ihsan had organized a 'special series for sisters' after Isha (8.45 pm).

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. These juhala molvis of soo' are not concerned with hijaab or any other requisites of the Shariah. Their mot i v e i s s e l f aggrandizement and other vile nafsaani vagaries. It is for this reason that this organization of this mudhil molvi is called Darush Shaitaan. These characters excel in halaalizing prohibitions.

This jaahil molvi has absolutely no concern and no fear for Allah Ta'ala. He invites droves of women to leave their holy home precincts late at night to venture into the public domain to listen to his khuraafaat. Women are not allowed to come to the Musjid for even Fardh Salaat even if they are clad like old

this scenario in which hags in shabby gar- women will be emergments. ing from their homes perfumed and adorned Now what conclusion in their best garments, should be drawn from and some slipping behind the driving wheel as if they are prostitutes, to attend the talk of some vile jaahil molvi late at night at a public venue?

All of them - the women and the jaahil molvi are mal-oon. The evil of the deceptive 'women's' bayaan is aggravated by the presence of males, and whatever 'separate' facilities are mentioned, are a ploy of the devil. These types of molvis are the worst scum under the "canopy of the sky" as mentioned by Rasulullah (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam).

missible?

A. Leadership courses are inspirations of shiataan. The quest for leadership is a carnal lust which destroys a man in this dunya and the Aakhirah. It is haraam to seek leadership. If leadership is thrust on a person without his desire for being a leader, Allah Ta'ala will aid him. On the contrary, if he submits to his lust and pursues leadership as is the incumbent practice of all politicians and even of juhala molvis of today, then Allah Ta'ala casts such slaves of the nafs to the wildly fluctuating vagaries of the capricious masses. Islam prohibits the quest for leadership.