“Man does not even refrain from using the power of his fellow creatures. In as far as conditions and facilities permit, man uses others for his own benefit. Effort to reach social positions and to be honored nationally, as well as the nation’s demand for superiority at the international level, are manifestations of this desire…
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To extend the domain of his power…
“To extend the domain of his power, man does not suffice with natural powers. By the help of sciences and industries, man endeavours to find better devices to conquer the world and subjugate the universe. It goes without saying that scientific discoveries and inventions, especially in recent times, have greatly contributed to the satisfaction of…
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‘Oh you who believe! Do not enter houses…
‘Oh you who believe! Do not enter houses other than your own houses, until you have asked permission and saluted their inmates; this is better for you, that you may be mindful.’ (24:27). This verse describes the duty of a man who is not mahram, to the house of another person, that is, the house…
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Among man’s innate desires…
Among man’s innate desires, mention can be made of the desire to wield power, to be capable of performing deeds and to have control over other beings. This desire also emerges in childhood and endures to the end of a person’s life. Of course, this desire has degrees depending on age differences, period of life…
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If Islamic precepts were to say that it is not…
If Islamic precepts were to say that it is not permitted for a woman to leave her house; if we were to ask whether it is possible for a woman to buy something from a store where the seller be a man and they said no, it was forbidden; if a person asked, “Is a…
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