Question
Is it permissible for women to go to the Musjid for Salaat? According to Molvi Zehir Ragie, it is permissible. Presenting his ‘daleel’, he says: “The Prophet of Allah, Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam said to us, when anyone of you comes to the masjid, you should not apply perfume. So again, the hadith, Zaynab radiallahuta’ala says, when anyone of you comes to the masjid, so the permissibility is there, it is not haram. However, conditions are applicable. When anyone of you comes to the masjid, you should not apply perfume. Abu Huraira radiallahuta’ala also narrates, that Rasulullah said, whoever perfumes herself should not join us in our prayers.”
Answer
This jaahil molvi who is unable to distinguish between right and left, night and day, jam and excreta, is a zindeeq. Zanaadaqah are notorious for excreting drivel and rubbish from their mouths. That is why the chap has blurted out unadulterated stupidity.
The clarity of the issue of women attending the Musjid being prohibited is so crystal clear and it is such a well-known established fact of the Shariah that there is no need to proffer Ilmi (academic) evidence to disprove the moronity and utter baselessness (butlaan) of the view disgorged by the jaahil molvi.
Was Hadhrat Umar (Radhiyallahu anhu) not aware of the ‘perfume’ Hadith so stupidly and deceptively presented by the Ragie character for his haraam view calculated to appease lesbians and women with prostitute tendencies? Only women of such lewd tendencies are desirous of rubbing shoulders with males in the public. Only lewd women clamour to be in the public domain, and they are desirous of using the Musjid as the springboard for their wandering and prowling in public places. The Ragie jaahil has excreted the baatil/haraam view to appease these types of defeminized specimens of humanity.
Was Hadhrat Aishah (Radhiyallahu
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