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Okay so from what you have said.... correct me if im wrong... but its wrong for female to smile and male and male to smile at female? ![]() Let's clarify the crux: - It's not permissible for men to look at/stay/talk with a woman who is not his mehram (i.e. Islamically not permitted to interact with her freely) and vice versa. - So, if anyone smiles at others of opposite gender with whom he/she is not permitted to interact with, this will violate the obligatory rule. - But in case of permitted persons, smiling is necessary because it is a Sunnah. |
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Ohh okay I get it now JZK. If so what would you suggest I do? I cant exactly NOT chill Otherwise I would be the loner on the side... Because its something EVERYONE does? Our would U suggest I go sit alone to avoid haram? I live in Bangladesh. So the culture is same here. I don't live at my home. So it's not a problem for me to avoid non-mehram female relatives. But when I go home during vacation, then I face the trouble. I don't go in front of them willingly. When they come to me and ask anything, I look at the ground and try to give the shortest answer. My attitude proves that I'm feeling uncomfort. So they don't bother me further. I think you should proceed in this way. Some strong suggestions of mine: - Start covering yourself with veil. - Stop all types of interactions with male cousins gradually. - Increase relationship with female relatives so that they can not think that you've stopped connections with them. - Read Islamic books and tell others about what you've read. |
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Respected Bhai logs. Well brother shakibbhat write more for modesty in his signature. In the forum, i think not only we should avoid smileys to opposite gender but also avoid unnecessary reply with quote to avoid direct discussions. It is a problem facing muslims in our society like me that if we avoid joking, gathering with cousins of opposite sex, it is supposed that we are rude, proud or non-social. Yet we should try it atleast gradually |
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