Religion vs putting it into practice

[princessjojo]

Re: Religion vs putting it into practice

@rolla_coaster

So for those who take religion seriously, do we all agree that Islam puts stress on woman to stay at home and to go out only IF and when its a necessity?

Putting that definition into practice , what includes being a necessity? Don’t you think a healthy individual needs a healthy amount of interaction with the outside world ? I mean we learn from our environment.

My question here is why would religion create such a clause when its not possible or if those who practice it , how can you or how do u?

Kindly leave this thread here

According to my interpretation, yes I think ideal followers of Islam should go out only IF and when it’s a necessity. Frankly, I don’t think most activities we do for pleasure, interest or airing our mind, like going out for a movie, window shopping on sales days, studying medicine (and therefore dealing with looking at and handling awrah of the opposite sex), are “necessary.”

I can’t not do all that. A lifestyle like that would suffocate me. So, I don’t restrict myself. But I also don’t rely on excuses to make myself feel better about my place as a Muslim.

I’m doing what I’m doing as long as I find it morally and ethically acceptable without having the need to use rationalization as a crutch.

My question here is why would religion create such a clause when its not possible? I don’t know pal.