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Quran 33:53 (addressing the Prophet's wives from behind a screen; not marrying them after him)

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Cited in 2 segments across 2 recordings · 2018 to 2020 · quran/quran:33:53

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14 Jul 2020live stream Why does the Quran talk about something as small as the Prophet's dinner guests? They are not trivial: the verse teaches that small transgressions like imposing on people matter, and such etiquettes build a healthy society. Question from live chatposition checkedQuran 33:53 (the Prophet's dinner guests)Quran 2:26 (the example of a mosquito or what is above it)mufassirun machine6 min 51 s1:06:38on YouTube
8 Mar 2018Quick Fiqh! Do Muslim women have to wear the niqab? Mufti Abu Layth does not consider the niqab part of the religion: it is a cultural measure, sensible only where a woman's safety requires it, and in the West he thinks it should not be worn. The screen rules for the Prophet's wives were specific to them. Question source not recordedposition checkedniqab (face veil)al-Dasuqi [?]ghuluw (extremism in religion)hijab machine10 min 32 s0:37on YouTube