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report: al-fadl ibn abbas kept looking at a woman and the prophet turned his face away

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Cited in 2 segments across 2 recordings · 2014 to 2017 · hadith/hadith:fp:9c7f9d0b

Citing segments

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29 Sep 2017From the Mind of a Mufti Is cyberbullying and attacking someone's honour haram in Islam? Harming the honour of a Muslim is graver than destroying the Kaaba, Mufti Abu Layth says citing a hadith, and bullying, cyberbullying and maligning people are haram. A crime goes to the authorities; a haram act is for God alone to judge. Lessonposition checkedNouman Ali Khanal-Fadl ibn AbbasSahih Muslimreport: al-fadl ibn abbas kept looking at a woman and the prophet turned his face away machine6 min 16 s40:31on YouTube
9 May 2014video Is the face part of a woman's 'awrah in the Maliki school? One speaker argues that neither the Maliki nor the Hanafi school counts the face as 'awrah, so covering it is at most a precaution against fitnah. Discussionquoted view, not his positionguest speechUstadh Abdus Shakur Brooks (guest)niqab (face veil)'awrahfitnah machine6 min 22 s0:00on YouTube