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Home About ArabLounge Women Muslims Women Muslims have witnessed many issues arise over the Quaranic requirements to wear a hijab. The most important Quranic verse relating to hijab says, “...tell the believing women to lower their gaze and guard their private parts and not to display their adornment except that which ordinarily appears thereof and to draw their head covers over their chests and not to display their adornment except to their maharim...” Islamic scholars agree that women Muslims should act in a way that does not draw sexual attention t her when she is in the presence of the opposite sex. Some Islamic scholars specify which areas of the body women Muslims should cover; most of these require that everything besides the face and hands must be covered, and some require all but the eyes should be covered using chadors or burqas. Westerners have often viewed the hijab and veil as a sign of oppression of women Muslims. It also has been the source of debate, especially in Europe where French laws on securalism and conspicuous religious symbols were enacted. Women Muslims February 2, 2010 Women in Muslim Women in Muslim communities have seen many issues arise over the Quaranic requirement to wear a hijab. The most important Quranic verse relating to hijab says, “...tell the believing women to lower their gaze and guard their private parts and not to display their adornment except that which ordinarily appears thereof and to draw their headcovers over their chests and not to display their adornment except to their maharim...” Islamic scholars agree that women in Muslim communities should act in a way that does not draw sexual attention t her when she is in the presence of the opposite sex. Some Islamic scholars specify which areas of the body women in Muslim communities should cover; most of these require that everything besides the face and hands must be covered, and some require all but the eyes should be covered using chadors or burqas. Westerners have often viewed the hijab and veil as a sign of oppression of women in Muslim communities. It also has been the source of debate, especially in Europe where French laws on securalism and conspicuous religious symbols were enacted. Women in Muslim February 2, 2010 Women and Muslim Women and Muslim faith have had an interesting and thought provoking relationship over centuries. For women and Muslim faith, there is no difference between men and women's relationship to God; they receive identical rewards and punishments for their conduct. Women are permitted to attend mosques; however, as Islam spread, it became unusual for women to worship in mosques because of fears of un-chastity caused by interaction between sexes. After the 1960’s, Muslim women become increasingly involved in the mosque, though men and women generally worshiped separately. Separation between sexes ranges from men and women on opposite sides of an aisle, to men in front of women, to women in second-floor balconies or separate rooms accessible by a door for women only. This relationship between women and Muslim has caused arguments. Many dispute Muslim women have the right to become imams. A fundamental role of an imam in a mosque is to lead the congregational prayers. Generally, Muslim women are not allowed to lead mixed prayers. However, some argue that Muhammad gave permission to Ume Warqa to lead a mixed prayer at the mosque of Dar. Women and Muslim February 2, 2010 Online Muslim Dating ArabLounge.com was designed for the sole purpose of bringing together Muslim singles for online Muslim dating and marriage. 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In essence, while the spouse/father of the bride has no right to force the bride to marry, he has the right to stop a marriage from taking place. The rationale is to ensure a woman finds a suitable partner whom she has chosen not out of sheer emotion. From a Shari'Ah law perspective, the minimum requirements and responsibilities for Muslims matrimonials are the groom provides living expenses to the bride, and, in exchange, the bride raises her children to be proper Muslims. All other rights and responsibilities would be decided between the husband and wife, and may even be included as stipulations in the marriage contract before the marriage actually takes place. In Shia Islam, Muslims matrimonials must take place in the presence of at least 2 witnesses, with the consent of the guardian of the bride and the consent of both spouses. Following Muslims matrimonials, the couple is immediately allowed to consummate the marriage. 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