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Fathwa, - {Misconceptions about Muslim Women}, - She is worried that if she has a daughter her Muslim husband will force her to wear Hijaab

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Hello. I have two questions. My husband is muslim and I am christian. We have both been married previously, and we both feel very lucky to have found each other. We are best friends. I realize that if we have children they must be raised muslim. I think that there are very many beautiful things about islam, but I don't agree with everything. We don't have children yet, but I am worried that if we have a daughter things will get difficult. While I realize the reasons behind hijab and I feel it is right for some people, I am having a hard time hearing my husband say he will force our daughter to wear hijab as he feels this is the best way to protect her. I was raised well by my family, and he thinks I will make a great role model for our children. I never wore hijab and am a chaste woman who dresses modestly. I don't feel that I have been harassed by men or been treated badly because I don't wear hijab. My parents kept an eye on me and raised me to be virtuous. I don't know how it will work for a christian mother raising a daughter )with my husband( and she is forced to wear a hijab when many of her friends )and I( won't. We live in a hot climate in the USA. If she chooses to wear hijab on her own, I have nothing against it, but sometimes if you force children to do something, they will rebel. I feel that until she is ready to wear hijab on her own and accept it as the right thing, it is wrong to force her as it may drive her from islam. What is correct? 2. We have talked about getting in vitro fertilization to try to have a boy, mainly to avoid the disagreements about raising a daughter. The process they use to make you have a boy or a girl child increases your chances but is not 100%. Some people say this is permissible )to try to choose the gender( because in the end Allah has the final decision on gender, and will decide if the surgery works in the first place. What do you think? Thank you for your help.
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All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammadis His slave and Messenger.
First of all, we thank you for visiting our website and trusting it and we ask Allaah )God( to make us as good as you think. Indeed, you appear to be of sound mind and we hope that this will guide you to goodness.
As regards the daughter who is not yet created, then talking about her now and about her wearing Hijaab or not wearing it, and discussing about forcing her to wear the Hijaab or not forcing her to do so, then this is not the right time to debate this issue.
However, you did well by mentioning that Islam has many very good aspects. Indeed, if one looks at Islam while being impartial, unbiased, rational and without following one’s desires or being affected by the misconceptions that are spread against it by some prejudiced people, he will find that Islam has all good aspects. It is appropriate here to refer you to some Fataawa )plural of Fatwa( that give you some idea about Islam and its good aspects, so please refer to Fataawa 81979, 88906and 88051.
Furthermore, we advise you to read about Islam from its authentic sources, i.e. from the Book of Allaah and the Sunnah of the Prophetand you should not judge Islam just by the )improper( conduct of some individual Muslims.
If you have any misconceptions about Islam, you may visit our site. Also, you may visit some Islamic Centers to ask them your questions orally and they will clarify the matter to you.
On the other hand, Christianity to which you belong, has been infiltrated by many wrong beliefs and there are many contradictions between one Gospel and another because of the forgeries which it was subjected to. In this regard you may refer to Fataawa 85307, 90986and 90449.
As regards carrying out an in-vetro fertilization in order to determine the gender of the baby, then in our view this is not permissible for whoever is able to give birth in normal circumstances, as this fertilization necessitates looking at your ‘Awrah )the parts of the body that must be covered in Islam( from a person who is not permitted to do so. Indeed, such a procedure is only permissible in case of necessity.
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Fathwa, - {Misconceptions about Muslim Women}, - Marrying a young girl does not mean permissibility of having intercourse with her

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Al Salam alekum, I was in debate in Islam and there was question regarding the answer to the following translation of the Quran from Al_Tabari Al-Tabari )may Allaah have mercy on him( said: The interpretation of the verse “And those of your women as have passed the age of monthly courses, for them the ‘Iddah )prescribed period(, if you have doubt )about their periods(, is three months; and for those who have no courses ])i.e. they are still immature( their ‘Iddah )prescribed period( is three months likewise”. He said: The same applies to the ‘idaah for girls who do not menstruate because they are too young, if their husbands divorce them after consummating the marriage with them. that the last comment )He said: The same applies to the ‘idaah for girls who do not menstruate because they are too young, if their husbands divorce them after consummating the marriage with them. "( they conclude the meaning in having `Iddah after having intercourse with minor girl who did not reach the age of puberty. by highlighting the words )consummating the marriage( can you explain it please. thanks.
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All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad, is His Slave and Messenger.
Giving a young girl in marriage is something permitted in Islam. We have previously pointed that out in Fataawa 88199and 116746. Praise be to Allaah, there is no ambiguity in the opinion that ImaamAt-Tabarimentioned. That is because if the young girl is not able for intercourse, then it is not permissible for her guardian to give her to her husband until she becomes able for it. If her husband divorces her before consummating marriage with her, then there is no ‘Iddah )i.e. waiting period( and thus she is not included in that verse; rather, she is included in the saying of Allaah The Almighty )which means(: }O You who have believed, when you marry believing women and then divorce them before you have touched them, then there is not for you any waiting period to count concerning them. So provide for them and give them a gracious release.{]Quran 33:49[
However, if she is able for intercourse and her husband asks for her, and she was given to him, and he had intercourse with her and then divorced her, then ‘Iddah will be obligatory upon her.
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Fathwa, - {Misconceptions about Muslim Women}, - Islam did not command detaining a sinful wife in a separate room

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Salam alaikum, I have read following hadith: Ibn Ishaq/Hisham 969 - Requires that a married woman be "put in a separate room and beaten lightly" if she "act in a sexual manner toward others." According to the Hadith, this can be for an offense as petty as merely being alone with a man to whom she is not related. Kash-shaf of al-Zamkhshari )Vol. 1, p. 525( - ]Muhammad said[ "Hang up your scourge where your wife can see it" Are those hadith sahih?
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All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad, is His Slave and Messenger.
The wording of the first Hadeeth that we have read inSeerat Ibn Hishaamdoes not include detaining the woman in the house and its wording is as follows: “...and they should not commit a clear immorality. But if they do that, then Allaah has given you permission to forsake them in bed and to hit them but not severely...” This Hadeeth was originally reported in Saheeh Muslim on the authority ofJaabirin the Farewell Khutbah )Sermon( and it is a sound Hadeeth.
Forsaking means turning one’s back to his wife in bed while hitting refers to light beating. That is not meant to inflict physical pain on her )the recalcitrant wife(, but rather to discipline her in a psychological manner. Islam actually calls for treating women kindly, prohibits oppressing them or causing harm and assaulting them. Also, if you go back to that Hadeeth, you will find that before the words you have stated the Prophet, said: “Fear Allaah concerning women” and after that he said, “Thus, treat women kindly.”
There is absolutely no doubt that no religion has given women the great status that Islam has given them. We have pointed that out in the Fatwa 81237, so please refer to it.
As for the second Hadeeth which is the saying of the Prophet: “Hang your whip where the members of your household can see it.” ]At-Tabaraani in Al-Mu‘jam[, some scholars deemed it weak while some others deemed it Hasan ]good[. It means that this will motivate them )members of the household( to behave properly. Therefore, another narration of this Hadeeth reads: “Hang your whip where the members of your household can see it, for that will discipline them.”
It was stated in Faydh Al-Qadeer: “It means that this will motivate them to act properly and be good-mannered, and thus refrain from indulging in vice...Ibn Al-Anbaarisaid: “There is nothing to suggest that it should be used for beating, because he, did not command anyone to do that. What he, meant was: do not stop disciplining them.”
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