Re: Taking The Husband's Name After Marriage - Not Based on Shareeah
^ Thanks psyah for giving up on the current lot. Your post reeks of such arrogance that its probably futile to argue any further. Please attain excellence in "naming conventions" as looking at your last paragraph it appears you think this is the a high class topic worthy for discussion only for those who are far advanced in Islamic fiqh, sort of PhD level thesis subject. :)
Anyway, in the opening post which makes a case that Islamically a woman should not take her husband's name after marriage, the author has inserted the following quote: "Not only is it so in this world, but, we will also be called by our father‘s name in the Hereafter as well." While I am not disputing the quote, and its likely very valid in its own right, help us poor ignorant deaf-eared mortals understand whether a woman taking on her husband's name will impair them from being called by their father's name. At best it was just a fringe and largely irrelevant piece of info inserted just to provide bulk to the article. At worst its a blaspemy on the capabilities of Allah Ta'allah. Na'oz Billah.