My Home, My Path [softcover]

Description

A Comprehensive Source Book For Today’s Muslim Woman Discussing Her Essential Role & Contribution to the Establishment of Islaam- Taken from the words of the People of Knowledge.
The stereotype of the Muslim woman is that of an oppressed, ignorant, repressed individual, confined to her house, shackled by her religion. This is blatantly untrue- but what, then, is the role of the Muslim woman in her family and society as a whole? The answer is found in “My Home, My Path”, a compilation of writings and rulings chosen to highlight and explain the extremely important role and exalted position of the Muslim woman.

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Contents:

 Publisher’s Introduction -8
Compiler’s Introduction – 26
Some Short Treatises on the Woman in Islaam by Some of the Leading Scholars:
The Role of the Woman and her Significant Influence in Life by Sheikh ibn Baaz -35
The Honorable Place of the Woman in Islaam by Sheikh Fauzaan -40
The Danger of Going out Beautified and Mixing with the Men
– by Sheikh Muhammad ibn ‘Abdul Wahab al-Wasaabee -54
The Obligations of the Woman towards her Lord and her Religion
– by Sheikh Muhammad ibn Saalih al-‘Utheimeen -70
The Rectification of the Muslim Household by Sheikh Muhammad al-Imaam -80
Advice Concerning Marriage by Sheikh Muqbil Ibn Haadee al-Waadi’ee -92
The Righteous Raising & Educating of the Children by Sheikh Husain ibn ‘Abdul-’Aziz aal-Sheikh -110
The Role of the Woman in Raising and Educating the Children by Sheikh Fauzaan -122
The Role of the Woman in the Rectification of Society by Sheikh al-‘Utheimeen -152
Advice to My Salafi Sisters by Sheikh Jamaal al-Haarithee -164
Islamic Ruling Section
Rulings Regarding Beliefs -181 v Rulings Regarding the Role of Women in Islaam -190
Rulings Regarding Education and Employment -200 v Rulings Pertaining to Work -208
Rulings Regarding the Household -214 v Rulings Regarding Marriage -220
Rulings Regarding Polygeny -228 v Rulings Regarding the Children -232
Rulings Regarding Others -258
Obligations of the Believing Woman
Her Obligations Towards her Lord -267 v Her Obligations Towards her Parents -306
Her Obligations Towards her Husband -312 v Her Obligations Towards her Children-334 Her Obligations Towards her Extended Family -358
Her Obligations Towards her Neighbors and Companions -364
Appendixes
Appendix 1: Female Students of Knowledge (Parts 1-5) -371
Appendix 2: The Islamic Rulings Regarding Free Mixing of Men and Women -412
Appendix 3: The Family & Principles of Familial Conduct -422