awareness about hindu customs, than why not muslim ones? - Page 7

Originally posted by: Premeer_Diwani

i agree with topic maker.. since this is a Muslim drama they should follow the basics.. i even pointed it before...they should show aliya covering her hair ..i'm not saying that she should do it 24x7.. inside the home covering hair is not necessary..but when she is going out.., during her engagement.. they should have concentrated on this too.. by the way covering ur head is not a difficult thing ..

Originally posted by: Sarun_Luv_Arhi

not all
Muslims cover their hair. It's a choice.

Originally posted by: Premeer_Diwani

is it?😲 as far as i know it is a must in islam when ur in front of a man with whom u dont share a blood relation ...🤔people have freedom to not to follow things..😆

Originally posted by: mariya19

agree with point 1 n 3.. but i dont think dowry is haram in islam..i heard prophet Sallahu Alaihi WaSalam gave things of necessities to his daughter like utensils to cook with..agree one should not ask 4 dowry..i personally hate people asking 4 it

correct me if m wrong

Originally posted by: Sarun_Luv_Arhi

Well then in Islam girls are suppose to cover their hair and wear hijab. But obviously Aliya is not wearing hijab. It's just a tv show don't take everything to seriously. Also we have seen Aliya and zain dance with each other and again they will be dancing with each other in sangeeth episode and in Islam Mixed dance is harm unless you are married to that person. And zain and Aliya are not married. But still us Muslims we do mixed dance. No one is perfect! And this is just a show. So why are you not saying anything about the dance then!?

Originally posted by: InvisibleSmile

Being modern is fine, just as long as you keep a balance between deen and duniya. However, when one starts to loose that balance in leniency that is when the problem starts. And, you can't be praying namaz at one end and on the other be wearing short clothes. That is hypocrisy. Why pray at all then? They shouldn't have shown her praying at all, then I wouldn't have said anything against her... Islam is very rigid when it comes to certain things and women though they have been given a lot of rights, but they are asked to preserve their modesty, that is very integral part of the religion.

Creative liberty, sure, but to what extent? Don't you think there should be a line drawn somewhere? I haven't even yet pointed out about Aaliya and Zain's dance which is completely forbidden in Islam, to be be at such close proximity with a na-mehram( someone who isn't your husband) is a strict NO. Sadly they have not shown any Islam customs here and that is what irks me a lot, There is always a misrepresentation about Islam in the media and they are doing the same. It is fiction I agree, but it still comes with a few responsibilities especially when it is open to the public.

Originally posted by: Aya.

@bold: Sorry hun, but I don't agree with you at that part. We should pray no matter how much we sin. If we lose our prayers, we lose everything else in this world.

& Allah tells us clearly to strictly guard our prayers.