Part of قصة أمنا حواء (اكتملت السلسلة)
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قصة أمنا حواء | الحلقة (12) | يا حواء لا تقتربي من الحرام
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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The story of our mother Hawa
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O Eve, do not approach the forbidden
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Oh Hawa
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Some people argue about the issue of prohibition and analysis
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He demands a Qur’anic text on every issue that is said to be forbidden
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Because these are in fact
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Those whom Satan has tempted and turned away from the path
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They have reached the point of denying God's prohibition of alcohol
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With the presence of an explicit verse in the Qur’an
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The reason is their lack of understanding of the word of God and the Arabic language
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The story of our mother Hawa is a lesson for us in understanding the words of the Qur’an
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And the educational dimensions it includes
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God Almighty said
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O Adam, you and your husband live in Paradise and eat
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So eat from wherever you want, and do not approach this tree, lest you become wrongdoers
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He forbade them from desolation
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He did not forbid them from eating from it
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Is it permissible for them to eat from it?
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Al-Tahir bin Ashour, may God have mercy on him, said
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And he said
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Do not approach this tree
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He is more severe in warning that he forbids eating from it
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Because the prohibition on offering it blocks the excuse for eating from it
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This means that prohibition is one of the beginnings of something
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Prevent from falling into the same thing
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And here lies the danger, Hawa
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Introductions to the forbidden
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It may not appear to you that it will lead you into sin
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But then it drags you into the forbidden
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Therefore, scholars said that the excuses for forbidden things should be blocked
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Protect your offer
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Muhammad Rashid Reda, may God have mercy on him, said
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Forbidding closeness to something is more eloquent than forbidding it
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As we explained in an explanation
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These are the limits of God, so do not approach them
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It requires staying away from sources of suspicion that tempt him and lead to him
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Pious and cautious
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Whoever falls into the doubtful, falls into the forbidden
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Like a shepherd, he grazes around the protectors
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It's about to happen
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As mentioned in the hadith
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This is another meaning
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Sheikh Rashid Reda guides him
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It is far from suspicion
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In accordance with the hadith of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
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If something is suspicious about you, Eve
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So leave it
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What is clearly permissible is sufficient and there is no need for what is doubtful and what is forbidden
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Oh Eve
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I forbade my mother from eating from a specific tree
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I will make everything in Paradise permissible for her
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But Satan distracted her from what was lawful and wide
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And focus it on the narrow forbidden
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Beware of Satan's method
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Sayyed Qutb, may God have mercy on him, said
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The Qur’an is silent about identifying this tree
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Because specifying its gender does not add anything to the wisdom of its presence
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Which suggests that urbanization itself is what is meant
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God has allowed them to have lawful goods
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He advised them to abstain from the forbidden
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There must be someone forbidden from whom this type can be learned
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To stop at a limit
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And to train the focused person in his natural will
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Through which he controls his desires and desires
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He rises above these desires and desires
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He remains its ruler, not ruled by it like an animal
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This is a human characteristic
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Which separates it from animals
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The meaning of humanity is achieved through it
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Oh Eve
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Prohibition is a test of your willpower
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Make sure you succeed in it
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Abu Zahra, may God have mercy on him, said
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God Almighty called Adam by his name in honor of him
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He allowed him to live in Paradise with his wife, Eve
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And he can eat from it wherever he wants from its fruits
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In any direction he wanted
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But a certain tree was forbidden to them
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A test of their strength and will
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Satan's temptation brought them back wherever he wanted
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He stated that if he ate from it
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They were unjust
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To disobey the command of their Lord
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Because of their weak will
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The first injustice
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Weakness of the oppressor's will
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God Almighty had forbidden them not to approach this tree
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And the prohibition of proximity
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He forbade the first one
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We do not know what this tree is
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We do not try to know it
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As long as God Almighty did not name it
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But Satan
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He found the door through which he could enter to whisper to them
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These are some examples that were forbidden to us as a means of blocking the pretext
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So that we do not fall into forbidden things
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God Almighty said
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Tell the believers to lower their gazes and guard their private parts
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That is better for them
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God is aware of what they do
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And tell the believing women to lower their gazes and guard their private parts
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Ibn al-Qayyim, may God have mercy on him, said
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Since lowering one's gaze is the basis for preserving one's chastity
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He started mentioning it
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And since its prohibition is the prohibition of means
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It is permissible for the prevailing interest
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It is forbidden if there is a fear of corruption
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He was not opposed to a benefit that was more important than that of corruption
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God Almighty never commanded His hatred
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Rather, it is something to be looked down upon
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As for preserving chastity
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It is obligatory in any case
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It is permissible only in his right
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Therefore, he made an order to preserve it
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God Almighty has made the eye the mirror of the heart
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If the servant lowers his gaze
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The heart lowers its desires and will
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And if he releases his sight
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The heart released its lust
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Do not loose your sight, Eve
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So you fall into the forbidden
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Another example occurred to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
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With his wife Safia
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Ibn al-Qayyim, may God have mercy on him, said about him
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When Safiya, may God be pleased with her, came to visit him, may God bless him and grant him peace
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He is in retreat
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He got up with her to take her home
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Two Ansar men saw them
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And he said
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On your messengers
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She is Safiyya, the daughter of my neighborhood
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And he said
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Glory be to God, O Messenger of God
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And he said
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Satan runs through the bloodstream of the son of Adam
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I feared that he would put evil into your hearts
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The pretext led to their bad thoughts
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By informing them that she is Safia
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Do not go, Eve, to places of suspicion
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You will be misled
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Do not adorn yourself in a way that makes those who see you believe that you are adornment forbidden
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And one last example
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It is one of the misfortunes of this time in some societies
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It is the marriage of the same woman without a guardian
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Ibn al-Qayyim, may God have mercy on him, said
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It is forbidden for a woman to give herself to anyone other than the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
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And the secret of that
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That is against that and violating it
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An excuse for incest in the form of marriage
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As in the effect
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The adulteress is the one who marries herself
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For she does not wish to say, “An adulteress.”
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I married you off in secret from her guardian
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Without witnesses or announcement
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No feast, no tambourine, and no sound
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Except I did
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It is definitely known that adultery is corrupt
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Do not negate it by saying, “I will marry you myself.”
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Or your wife myself
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Or I made this and that available to you from me
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If the corruption of adultery is not done thereby
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This would be one of the easiest things for her and the man
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The Shari'ah magnified the matter of this contract
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He made the excuse that it resembles adultery in every way
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We will continue in an upcoming meeting, God willing
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Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds