La Muslimah idéale par le Dr Muhammad Ali al-Hashmi

La Muslimah idéale par le Dr Muhammad Ali al-Hashmi

IIPH (International Islamic Publishing House)

• Dr. Muhammad Ali al-Hashmi

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The Ideal Muslimah
The True Islamic Personality of the Muslim Woman as Defined in the Qur'an and Sunnah
شخصية المرأة المسلية
Dr. Muhammad 'Ali al-Hashimi
Translated by Nasiruddin al-Khattab
Layout 1 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Fining & Cer Design: Sam Press Group
النهار العالمية للكتاب الإسلامي
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Contents
Arabic honorific symbols used in this book
Pronunciation & Transliteration Chart
About the word Lord
Publisher's Note
Translator's Foreword
Preface to the Thind Arabic Edition Preface to the Fint Arabic Edition
CHAPTER ONE
THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER LORD
She regularly prays five times a day.
She may attend the jama'ah (congregational
prayer) in the mosque
She attends Eid prayers.
She prays sunnah and not prayers.
She performs her prayers properly
She pays rakah on her wealth
She observes fasts
during the day and prays at night in Ramadan
She goes on Hajj to the sacred House of Allah
She is obedient to the commands of Allah
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she has deep faith in Allah (40) and will add the worships Him sincerely,big and and coding all His prohibitions, she unde rant of Allah she constantly
Men in, which draws its strength from h of the purpose of human existence in this life, a
dj and men, that they
serve Me" Qur'an 31:56)
CHAPTER TWO
The Muslim Woman and Her Own Self
Introduction
Islam encourages the Muslims to stand out among people. readily distinguishable by their dress, appearance and behaviour, that they will be a good example, worthy of the
bring to humanity. According to the hadith narrated by t Sahib the al-Hanbaliyah the Prophet (sold his Companions (may Allah be pleased with them all, when they were travelling to meet some brothers in faith
"You are going to visit your brothers, so repair yourse and make sure that you are dressed well, so that you will out among people like an adornment, for Allah does not love
The Prophet ( considered an unkempt and cle appearance, and scruffy clothes and furnishings, to be forms of ugliness, which is hated and forbidden by blam
Islam encourages Muslims in general to stand out among the people; the Muslim woman, in particular, is encouraged to be distinct from other people in her appearance, because this reflects well on he
and on her husband, family and children.
The Muslim woman does not neglect her appearance, no er how busy she is with her domestic chores and the duties
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CHAPTER SEVEN
Her good
with her neighbour is not lacking 20
She puts up with her neighbour's
THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER RELATIVES
CHAPTER NINE
THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER FRIENDS AND SISTERS IN ISLAM
She then with non-Muslim relatives
She loves them as sisters for the sake of Allah
The of two who love one another
The effect of love for the sake of Allah on the life of Mand
She does not forsake or abandon her sister
CHAPTER EIGHT
THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER NEIGHBOURS
meets them with a smiling face
She likes for her neighbours what she likes for herself 283 Sheets her sighbour in the best way
She avoids arguing with them, making hurt jokes and breaking promises
She is grous and honours her sisters
She pays for her sisters in their absence
She starts with the neighbour whose home
CHAPTER TEN
The Malim woman
THE MUSLIM WOMAN AND HER
COMMUNITY OR SOCIETY
Introduction
Newing of faith
She has a good attitude towards the and the vell
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The demanding
daghem, and will share their duties within the of the per family. She should want for her
So the wie mother will not be attracted only by the eauty of the proposed girl. She will
hudhand foremost to be strong in comment to blam, and to be of a good and balanced character This is in accordance with the teaching of the Prophet
woman may be married for four reasons: her wealth, her Inge, her beauty or her religion, choose the one who is religious, may your hands be rubbed with dust (ie, let you be
She knows her place
On the basis of this comect understanding of the daught
law's position in marriage and her position in her new family, the mother-in-law treats her daughter-in-law properly and fairly in all
It never crosses the mind of the Muslim mother-in-law who filed with Islamic values, that this woman has stolen the son whom
she spent long years bringing up only to be taken away, when he mached the age of manhood and became able to work and mak cific by a wife who would lead him into a happy home where be would forget everything that his mother ever did for him. Soch evil
nded the life and
can be made to forget his mother by his beautiful wi the whom she taught mic values from early child gher in law who she chose for her son from among the pood
leving young women, would never accept for her this mother in this way, which is precisely
If she feels any stirrings of jealousy at some moment of human weakness, she seeks refuge in her faith and fear of Allah. She
dese hateful feelings and returns to a proper opinion of her daughter in-law. This is the tide of the righteous believers
alike, when they are struck by some evil thought, they tam to Alla
"Those who fear Allah, when a thought of evil from Sun at them, bring Allah to remembrance, whe
Hence a balance is struck between the daughter mother-in-law and the husband, and mutter peaceful course unaffected by misguided govered instead by religion, reason and wisdo
She gives advice but does not interfere in their private life
From the moment her daughter-in-law is broug her son, the wise Muslim woman remember t has the right to live her married life in all pe remains within the limits of Islamic teaching
the right to interfere in the private life of the spouses except in cases where it is essential to do so, as every Muslim is quit sincere advice in accordance with the Prophet's wond "Religion is sincere advice()
The Muslim mother in law's standard in her behaviour towards her daughter in law is similar to
behaviour and her