AIMPLB asks Muslim women to dispel myths about hijab


Lucknow, Feb 14 (IANS): The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) has said that Muslim women must come forward to dispel misconceptions about 'hijab' and 'purdah' to counter people who are spreading hate in the name of protests against it.

"My dear sisters, use this time to inform people about hijab, dispel the prejudice, express that you are not oppressed with the hijab but are respected, honoured and free with it. Your success is the success of all Muslims," said Maulana Umrain Mahfooz Rahmani, general secretary of the board in a social media session.

Muslim women have freedom and are given respect and honour to the point that Jannat is said to be under the feet of the woman, he added.

"Hijab is the identity of a Muslim and a respectable woman. It protects from the satanic aspects of the society. Over centuries, whichever society went towards embracing nakedness got destroyed and plagued by Allah's curse and wrath," he said.

The cleric further emphasised that Islam has not stopped women from stepping out of the house.

"Move out in such a way that there is no obstruction to your honour and dignity. This is what Islam likes," he said while urging Muslim women to accept hijab in their lives.

"Those who already do it should inform others about it. It will stop the propaganda and counter the hate against hijab," added the Maulana.

 

  

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Mon, Feb 14 2022

    Nawaz, Udupi/ Kuwait, Sometimes I behave like a Politician ...

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  • Nawaz, Udupi/ Kuwait

    Mon, Feb 14 2022

    @Jossey, Believe me, I swear, I was about to write that in my comment. But I refrained.

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  • Mangalurian, Mangaluru

    Mon, Feb 14 2022

    When Jamal Abd el-Nasser became the President of Egypt, the chief guide of the Muslim Brotherhood met him and pressured him to make Hijab compulsory in Egypt (which was not the case under the kings). Abd el-Nasser asked him: "how come your daughter is not wearing hijab?" The religious men put a lot of pressure for women to go for hijab.

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  • Nawaz, Udupi/ Kuwait

    Mon, Feb 14 2022

    @ Mangalurian, Your comments proves nothing about your claim The story of two people can never serve as a basis for making any kind of decision whatsoever in any context. Neither Jamal Abdul Nasser nor that priest is followed as an ideal by anyone in India or any other place for that matter.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Mon, Feb 14 2022

    Wear a Hijab but not inside Educational Institutes ...

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  • Sherif, Mangalore

    Mon, Feb 14 2022

    Till yesterday ,you supported the protests, asking the Govt to accede to the requests of the Girls. So why the sudden change of heart?

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  • Nawaz, Udupi/ Kuwait

    Mon, Feb 14 2022

    @Sherif, Mr. Jossey changes his views every minute at the maximum. Never take it seriously, it is always immature and non conclusive

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  • A.M.Belma, Mangalore

    Mon, Feb 14 2022

    Sherif. Remember CAA protests?

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  • Ahmed, Mangalore

    Mon, Feb 14 2022

    Oh Allah, what a surprise you are also with ruling state govt.....

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  • Observer, Mangalore

    Mon, Feb 14 2022

    Country run by constitution, not by dictatorship. Let the constitution takes its own course.

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  • Nawaz, Udupi/ Kuwait

    Mon, Feb 14 2022

    @Jossey,. Don't you understand that dignity is dignity; be it outside or inside the school. Don't you see that those who wear hijab always wear hijab as their dignity; unlike in some other religions where they cover their heads only during weddings or religious functions as a form of dignity.

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