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Originally,
A woman’s to stay at home & the man take care of her.
- the best place she could be is in her room.
But,
If there’s a valid reason for her to go out & work, fulfilling all the conditions in Shari’ah then it’s fine in shaa Allah.
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A woman’s to stay at home & the man take care of her.
- the best place she could be is in her room.
But,
If there’s a valid reason for her to go out & work, fulfilling all the conditions in Shari’ah then it’s fine in shaa Allah.
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Some conditions include
- She must be fully modest in dressing
- No perfs or anything that’ll draw attention of men to look at her
- Not to be alone with a man in a room or travel with him
- Chitchatting & joking with men
99% of women working didn’t meet these conditions.
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- She must be fully modest in dressing
- No perfs or anything that’ll draw attention of men to look at her
- Not to be alone with a man in a room or travel with him
- Chitchatting & joking with men
99% of women working didn’t meet these conditions.
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May Allah SWT make it easy on us all, Āmin.
Islam doesn’t suppress women from working. If they meet the condition they can.
- if they can’t, let them stay at home.
As a husband, U can refuse to let her out if she didn’t meet the conditions.
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Islam doesn’t suppress women from working. If they meet the condition they can.
- if they can’t, let them stay at home.
As a husband, U can refuse to let her out if she didn’t meet the conditions.
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Brother,
- if u don’t want ur wife to work at all, talk about it before the marriage. If she insist she’ll, let her be & look for someone else. This is to avoid chaos.
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- if u don’t want ur wife to work at all, talk about it before the marriage. If she insist she’ll, let her be & look for someone else. This is to avoid chaos.
