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Anonymous
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9/29/2004 16:50:47
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salaam
im planning to hold an Islam Club in school and im planning to hold charities events also.
could you please give me ideas on what to do in the club? im thinking of first describing how the hijab doesnt oppress but i need more ideas
please write back quick.. the first club meeting would be either this week or at the end of next week
oh.. and early Ramadhan mubarak to all.
w.salaam
 
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albozchill
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9/29/2004 19:03:41
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salaam alaykom brother,
first i guess describe the tenets of Islam i.e the five pillars then start with everything else
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Shaukat
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9/30/2004 00:49:21
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Yes, you should not discuss Hijab or Jihad, which could be very ‘touchy subjects’ for the Jews on Board. However, for the Muslim readers, here is my ‘two Shekles worth’:
It is completely rejected to say that hijab is a religious symbol because hijab has an indispensable function in the life of a Muslim woman. That function is protection of the Muslim woman and preservation of her honor and chastity. This means that a woman who wears hijab does not do this to declare her religion or distinguish herself. Rather, she wears it out of obedience to her Lord.
On the other hand, preventing hijab on the basis of preserving the secularity of the state is an illogical claim because secularism in a liberal community means that the state authority should be neutral in matters of religion. The government should neither accept nor reject, neither be for or against any religion. The state is to provide freedom of religion for all people.
One might further ask: If a non-Muslim woman chooses to dress modestly by covering her body and even her hair, would she be prevented from doing so by this ban? And if she is given the freedom to cover herself because she is not Muslim, why then is a Muslim woman not given the same freedom?
A Muslim woman is obliged to wear hijab as soon as she reaches puberty, as indicated in the Qur'an, the Sunnah of the Prophet (pbuh) and the consensus of Muslim scholars from early ages of Islam up till now. Hijab is known to be essential and necessary in religion; it is not merely a symbol that distinguishes Muslims from non-Muslims. It is an obligation that forms part and parcel of the Islamic religion.
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Annonymous
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9/30/2004 11:27:19
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Hi Receipt
Sorry to see your BOTH 'piggy tails' being plucked.
I hate to repeat....."You are sooooooo stipid Jew.
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Anonymous
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9/30/2004 15:38:19
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salaam
thanx for the advice.. and btw.. im a sister lol
im hoping to hold this club thruout the year so please dont stop giving advice!
oh, and i need help in making up a name for the club.. i want it aimed at evry1, not just girls or muslims (eg.. i cant call it hijabies or just Islam Club, although islam is a very good name)
what i hav seen in school is that ppl are afraid of the word islam.. wat my cuz says is if som1 is afraid of the word Islam.. dont use it
... so therefore i need help in thikin of one
thanx for the replys
w.salaam
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