Re: Nationalist Pakistanis vs. Mullahs --- War is on!
Back then Arab nationalism was a collection of pagan traditions and Arabs insisted that they are correct and Messenger pbuh is wrong. ...
Now read again the Arabiya Asabiya habits I just listed. *And yes our Messenger pbuh strictly forbid us to abuse women in the name of Arabism, Islamism, or any other "ism". *
Nationalism doesn't espouse to subject women to the ways of Arabs. Hence it is not even close to the interpretation that Hareem is imposing and forcing upon us.
Hareem is taking the ahadees out of context (like so many half educated Mullu-wanna-bees) and sadly she insists on her being right, and her being right in the name of Islam.
Unfortunately her version of Islam is just another name of Arabiya Asabia. Sad so sad!
What nationalism has to do with abusing women?
Also, the Messenger of Allah (saaw) said "Undoubtedly Allah has removed from you the pride of arrogance of the age of Jahilliyah (ignorance) and the glorification of ancestors. **Now people are of two kinds. Either believers who are aware or transgressors who do wrong. You
are all the children of Adam and Adam was made of clay. People should give**
up their pride in nations because that is a coal from the coals of
Hell-fire. If they do not give this up Allah (swt) will consider them lower than the lowly worm which pushes itself through Khara (dung)." [Abu Dawud]
Jabir ibn Abd Allah al Ansari, narrated what happened at the watering place of al Muraysi which led to the Munafiqun stirring up the traces ofAsabiyyah and seeking to destroy the unity of the Muslims. He said: "We were on a raid when one of the Muhajirun kicked one of the Ansar. The Ansar said, O Ansar! Help me! (calling his tribe) and the Muhajir saidO Muhajirun! Help me! (calling his tribe). The Messenger of Allah (saaw) heard them and said, "Why are you stirring up something which belongs to Jahilliyah?"
The Messenger of Allah (saaw) did not deal with the situation only by speaking to his men, but he walked with the men all that day until nightfall, and through the night until morning and during the following day until the sun distressed them. Then he halted them, and as soon as they touched the ground, they fell asleep. He did this to distract their minds from what had transpired.