Question
Is it permissible to marry a nurse?
Answer
While it is permissible to marry a nurse, government worker, a receptionist and the like who are in the public domain, do understand that the marriage will be miserable if you are a man of the Deen. Such women will not be homely. Furthermore, they
Persons classified by the Shariah as Khuntha Mushkil (of indeterminate sex) should not be held in contempt. In fact not even a pig may be despised. Great Auliya from the Salafus Saliheen had warned about holding these kinds of persons with contempt. The Shariah has accorded them even rights of Inheritance, and they are allowed to perform Salaat in the Musjid. However, in the current climate in which homosexuals who are males, and lesbians who are females, are being honoured, and their vile acts of satanism legalized, it is unwise to publicize their rights or to make any statement which may convey the idea of sympathizing with them.
The shaitaani class of human specimens dubbed in this era as LGBTQ, come within the purview of the Hadith: "Verily, Allah curses the Mukhannitheen." The Mukhannitheen refer to the specimens who are classified LGBTQ. On them settles the La‟nat and Ghadab of Allah Azza Wa Jal. Rasulullah (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) had warned them and threatened to exile them if they continued with their immoral misdeeds. They are required to restrain their unnatural lusts with the intelligence bestowed to them and remain within the prescribed limits of the Shariah.
Those molvis who suffer from the malady of kuffaar bootlicking should desist from promoting the mitigating narratives proffered by the western kuffaar of this era to bestow honour to the satanic class called LGBTQ.
will not be trustworthy. The scope for them striking up illicit relationships is real and considerable. It is best never to marry a street woman.
- Source
- themajlis.co.za
- Published in
- The Majlis Vol 26 No 10
- PDF page
- 2
Verbatim verified against the source PDF
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