Covering Hair When Reading Quran

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Re: Covering Hair When Reading Quran

@TLK

yes respect is not mandatory on you, but giving ajar of your effort is not mandatory on Allah’s part either.

Many scholars believe that hijab is obligatory for women, even when they are not reciting Quran.

And your mom is right on dot about wudhu part.

BTW, itni kya museebat ayee hui hai quran parRhne kee agar aap ke pass head cover kerne aur wuzu kerne ka bhee time nahi hai. Allah miyan ko aap kee tasbeeh aur quarn kee zaroorat nahi hai, aap ko hai. Then if you want to do it, do it properly, dont try to find short cuts.

@Khalil KhaaN FaaKhta

“come to deen completely!” this is what it is supposed to be…you can’t pick N choose according to your likes and dislikes. your life-style must fit in Islam rather than try to fit Islam in your life style…pERIOD!

It’s presumptuous to assume OP is seeking short cuts or cherry-picking. Some people prefer to use their intellect when it comes to their faith, and don’t believe in making mandatory what God has not. Turning this into an issue of respect vs. disrespect, guilting people into conforming or reminding them that God doesn’t need them is unnecessary. This suffocating, judgmental attitude is why I avoid R&S.

RV, there is no proof that it is prohibited to touch the Quran without wudhu, let alone recite from memory. For that matter, it is conventionally accepted that menstruating women are not allowed to touch and/or recite the Quran (interestingly discredited here : The Requirement of Tahara for Reciting / Touching The Quran).