yeh but u were talking about me, so please don'tOriginally posted by: starstruckk
^ It's a public forum and anyone can comment & besides I wasn't talking to you.
it will take forever to explain this, so i give you this link...this will answer a lot of your misconceptions and will make you understand islam much better...also i would like my muslim sisters to also have a look...you should know how Allah SWT has made you equal to men.😊Originally posted by: Nkapoor3
what are the limitations of Islam for women??
What Is the Status of Women in Islam? |
Islam sees a woman, whether single or married, as an individual in her own right, |
Islam encourages the husband to treat his wife well, as the Prophet Muhammad 
said: {The best among you are those who are best to their wives.}1
Mothers in Islam are highly honored. Islam recommends treating them in the best way. A man came to the Prophet Muhammad and said, "O Messenger of God! Who among the people is the most worthy of my good companionship?" The Prophet said: {Your mother.} The man said, "Then who?" The Prophet said: {Then your mother.} The man further asked, "Then who?" The Prophet said: {Then your mother.} The man asked again, "Then who?" The Prophet said: {Then your father.}2
Originally posted by: Nkapoor3
yeh but u were talking about me, so please don't
Originally posted by: Nkapoor3
Another very important teaching of Islam is that it is not a wife's duty to serve her husband, and that the husband should be greatful to his wife, however nani paid out falak for not doing household chores!! And then falak feels bad about it later when her husband leaves her, I mean really?? How frikin regressive!!
Ashar did not shout at her! He very politely told her that she did wrong with him! Which she did
Originally posted by: Nkapoor3
Falak was a lot more rude to her mum even though she did nothing wrong with her!!
Originally posted by: Nkapoor3
She only changed after marriage.yeh so not everything can be blamed on the mother!!! Who knows falak might've married a good person and would have still stayed unreligious but happy, would she still blame her mother for it?!?
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with the right to own and dispose of her property and earnings without any guardianship over her (whether that be her father, husband, or anyone else). She has the right to buy and sell, give gifts and charity, and may spend her money as she pleases. A marriage dowry is given by the groom to the bride for her own personal use, and she keeps her own family name rather than taking her husband's.
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