Rafiq-ul-Haramayn - Islamic School System - Dawat-e-Islami

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Rafiq-ul-Haramayn 109
one who is incapable is exempted. (ibid, pp. 1128) If staying under
an umbrella, men should take the precaution that it should
not touch their heads otherwise this may result in expiation
being due.
Emphatic advice of Imām Aḥmad Razā Khān
‏َحۡ‏
ر
ه م ‏َةُ‏ ا‏ّٰ‏
‏َلَيۡ‏
ع
Unlawful gazing is always Ḥarām whether one is in Iḥrām or in
Mawqif or in Masjid-ul-Ḥarām or in front of the Holy Ka’baĥ or is
even doing the Ṭawāf of the Ka’baĥ. This is an occasion of your trial.
The women have been ordered not to veil their faces and you have
been commanded not to look at them.
Remember that these (women) are the servants of the Most
Honourable King in Whose holy court, you and they, are all present
at the moment. Without any comparison, when the cub of a lion is
in his lap, who can dare to cast an evil look at it. These ‘femaleservants’
of Allah , the Omnipotent, are also present in His
special court. How dreadful it would be to gaze at them.
And the glory of Allah is Loftiest
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[Kanz-ul-Īmān (Translation of Quran)] (Part 14, Sūraĥ An-Naḥl, verse 60)
Be careful! Protect your faith. Protect your heart and eyes. The sacred
Ḥaram is a place where even the intention of committing a sin is
recorded as a sin and the punishment of committing a single sin is
equal to a hundred thousand sins. May Allah guide us towards
good. (Fatāwā Razawiyyaĥ referenced, vol. 10, pp. 750)
وَا ٰ هلِ‏ ِ
َ ۡ
ّ ني ا
‏َاهِ‏ انلَّيبِ‏ ِ
جبِ‏
ني
ص َ يلَّ‏ ا‏ّٰ‏ ُ
يهِ‏
ت ٰ ‏َعَا عَلَ‏ ۡ
‏َّم
َ وَسل
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