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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sirajstc" data-source="post: 13597953" data-attributes="member: 91140">Tawa tikak easy karala dennam welawa ne wage kiyawanna <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/default/P.gif"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":P" title=":P    :P" data-shortname=":P" />1 – Removal of hijab, because  driving a car involves uncovering the face which is the site of fitnah  and attracts the glance of men. A woman is only regarded as beautiful or  ugly on the basis of her face, i.e., if it is said that she is  beautiful or ugly, people only think in terms of her face. If something  else is meant it must be specified, so that one would say that she has  beautiful hands or beautiful hair or beautiful feet. Hence it is known  that the face is the focal point. If someone were to say that a woman  can drive a car without taking off her hijab, by covering her face and  wearing dark glasses over her eyes, the answer to that is that this is  not what really happens when women drive cars. Ask those who have seen  them in other countries. Even if we assume that this could be applied  initially, it would not last for long, rather the situation would soon  become as it is in other countries where women drive. This is how things  usually develop; they start out in an acceptable fashion then they get  worse. 2 – Another evil consequence of  women driving cars is that they lose their modesty, and modesty is part  of faith as is narrated in a saheeh report from the Prophet (peace and  blessings of Allaah be upon him). Modesty is the noble characteristic  that befits the nature of women and protects them from being exposed to  fitnah. Hence it is mentioned in a metaphorical sense (in Arabic), in  the phrase “more modest than a virgin in her seclusion.” Once a woman’s  modesty is lost, do not ask about her. 3 – It also leads to women going  out of the house a great deal, but their homes are better for them – as  the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said – because  those who love to drive enjoy it very much, hence you see them driving  around in their cars here and there for no purpose, except to enjoy  driving. 4 – You may find a divorced woman  going where she wants, whenever she wants and however she wants, for  whatever purpose she wants, because she is alone in her car, at any time  she wants of the day or night. She may stay out until late at night. If  people are complaining about this with regard to young men, then what  about young women, going all over the place the length and breadth of  the country, and maybe even beyond its borders. 5 – It is a means of women  rebelling against their families and husbands; at the least provocation  they may go out of the house and drive in the car to wherever they think  they can get some peace, as happens in the case of some young men, who  are able to put up with more than women. 6 – It is a cause of fitnah in many  places: when stopping at the traffic lights, or at gas stations, or at  inspection points, or when stopped by policemen at the scenes of traffic  infractions or accidents, or if the car stalls and the woman needs  help. What will her situation be in this case? Perhaps she may come  across an immoral man who takes advantage of her in return for helping  her, especially if her need is great to the point of urgency. 7 – When women drive it leads to  overcrowding in the streets, or it deprives some young men of the  opportunity to drive cars when they are more deserving of that. 8 – It causes fitnah to flourish  because women – by their nature – like to make themselves look good with  clothing etc. Do you not see how attached they are to fashion? Every  time a new fashion appears they throw away what they have and rush to  buy the new things, even if it is worse than what they have. Do you not  see the adornments that they hang on their walls? </blockquote>

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