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Can a Muslim woman give da‘wah?
Absolutely!
But does that mean every method of public da‘wah is acceptable?
In this clip, Abu Mussab addresses the growing confusion surrounding Muslim women engaging in public debates and conversations with non-mahram men in the name of da‘wah.
He explains why good intentions and the possibility of benefit do not automatically make every method permissible. The potential harm must also be considered, and Muslim women have their own ways and areas in which they can call others to Islaam while maintaining the modesty and boundaries of the Sharee‘ah.
But Abu Mussab also addresses the other extreme: those who respond to such behaviour by insulting women, attacking their honour, or making accusations of zina and immorality.
**Rejecting someone's behaviour does not give you the right to violate their honour.**
We must be able to correct what is wrong without falling into another wrong ourselves. There is a middle ground between approving of inappropriate behaviour and abusing the people involved.
A serious reminder about da‘wah, modesty, gender interaction, and the importance of being balanced when correcting others.
Clip from:
🎧#18 Zaad Al-Ma'aad by Imaam Ibn Al-Qayyim رحمه الله | Abu Mussab Wajdi Akkari
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