KUFR DEMANDS OF DIVORCES AIDED BY ZINDEEQ LAWYERS

“They who do not decree (rule/govern/adjudicate) according to that (Shariah) which Allah has revealed, verily they are kaafiroon.” (Qur’aan)

QUESTION: A man divorced his wife to whom he was married only in terms of the Shariah. The marriage was not registered in terms of kuffaar law. After issuing Talaaq, the woman went to court to claim R20,000 monthly maintenance for herself for two years. She also wants a legal divorce. A Muslim lawyer and a Muslim advocate are assisting her in this claim. What is the Shariah’s law pertaining to this matter, and what is the status of the Muslim attorney and advocate? What is the Shariah’s view regarding the minor children? The woman is also claiming legal costs.

ANSWER: The position according to the Shariah is as follows:

1) A divorced woman is entitled to maintenance only during the Iddat period if she does not abandon the marital home.

FUSSAAQ-FUJJAAR BARBERS PROMOTING ZINA

QUESTION

What is the ruling of the Shariah regarding barbers who massage females? In Hawarthia Drive, Malabar, there is a barber who would first cut only men’s hair. He then degenerated to cutting women’s hair. Now he even massages women.

Also of great concern is that some moulanas and turbaned tablighis lustfully sit side by side with these women without batting an eyelid. What does Islam say about this barber and these so-called men of the Deen who are able to tolerate such brazen haraam misdeeds, and even derive   lustful pleasure?

ANSWER

They are not men of the ‘Deen’. All of them – the vile barber and the molvis and turbaned tablighis – are of the progeny of Iblees. As for the barber he is a murtad. He believes that his acts of zina are halaal whilst in reality every zina step he takes believing it to be halaal, is kufr. The molvis and tablighis who grace the devil’s barbershop are fujjaar of the worst order. They are party to zina in the making.