Wahbies getting mercked !

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Re: Wahbies getting mercked !

@PyariCgudia

Woman should not and need not come to Juma’a prayer

No true… go to *wahabi *masjids in Pakistan, its full with women. Go to *wahabis *masjids in Pakistan during taravi… biggest example is Prophet’s mosque and masjid alharam, are you saying no women go there? No womas has ever read jumma prayer there? Lol

Outside of Eid, no other holidays and occasions should be celebrated - including birthdays, anniversaries, getting a pay raise, etc.

That is your own choice what you want to celebrate… the problem that “wahabis” have is with milads and saint worships and urss that some people hold every year as ISLAMIC practice. As if it was part of islam, those *holidays *are an issue…

They did not allow the girls at the uni to hold leadership positions in the organization, nor were proper arrangements made for women to attend their lectures. We literally were given another room to sit in, despite being veiled and with a dupatta on, etc.

Of course they do, you must have met some traditional culturally backward pakistanis and not “wahabis.” Education is right of every human being and according to Prophet’s hadith, we should seek knowledge, even if we have to trave to china. So, if some individuals do not allow education for their women, they are in violation.

They would bully any guy they found talking to a girl, and yet, I found them interacting with girls all the time in the library and computer rooms.

That, depends from person to person.

They boycotted all of the events that the offshoot muslim group held, and even went so far as to harass the president at school. She wore a hijab, by the way, and was pretty spiritual.

We don’t know the circumstances of that so can’t comment on it…

They had a poster up in the girl’s prayer room at the school which used a metaphor in which the vagina was compared as a dirty organ.

Ridiculous!

Btw, if you read Abdul Wahab’s books and tell us if anything is out of place there… rather than relying on issues that are different from person to person and only need a label.