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    Feminism (Part 18)

    By 12/08/2024Updated:12/08/2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Author: Aburian Azizi
    Feminism (Part 18)
    The virtue of staying at home
    روى الحافظ البزار عن أنس رضي‌اللَّه‌عنه قال: جئن النساء إلى رسول اللَّه – صَلَّى اللهُ عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّمَ – وقلن: يا رسول اللَّه ذهب الرجال بالفضل والجهاد في سبيل اللَّه تعالى، فما لنا من عمل ندرك به عمل المجاهدين في سبيل اللَّه تعالى؟ فقال رسول اللَّه -صَلَّى اللهُ عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّمَ-: «من قعدت -أو كلمة نحوها- منكن في بيتها فإنها تدرك عمل المجاهدين في سبيل اللَّه تعالى»؛ (Hafiz Bazzar narrates from Hazrat Anas, may Allah be pleased with him, that he said: “Women came to the Prophet, peace be upon him, and said: ‘O Messenger of Allah! Men have taken all the virtues by participating in Jihad; what can we do to earn rewards like them? Should we do something?'” The Prophet, peace be upon him, answered: “Any woman who stays in her house — or something to that effect — such a woman will receive the reward of the Mujahideen in the way of Allah Almighty).”
    A woman who stays at home and does not leave the house much, is rewarded in two ways and as if she hits two targets with one arrow; First, because he has obeyed the command of Almighty Allah and her Lord and stays at home according to the command of Almighty Allah, and secondly, because Muslims are no longer bothered by her going out, and the youth do not suffer from sedition because of her going out.
    Perhaps there are feminists who oppose women working at home, do not consider managing the home as a job and a duty, and believe that women should work outside the home; Because with her coming out and cooperating, the grounds for the social progress of families and the productive growth of countries are prepared, and on the other hand, the same feminists of the male class, who beat the drum of women’s rights, hire women to clean their houses; So it turns out that these people are not looking for the advancement of women and their goal is to pull chaste women out of the house, and otherwise the woman can do the same task that is given to her at home.
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