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15. The author believes that covering the women's faces being not only nonobligatory but also it be not recommended. "vol.IV, pp.323328". In this connection he writes: "Never think that recommendation to veiling the face has been an ancient habit and negating it being a new heresy, that was communicated by contagion from the Western community, since Qazi 'Iyaaz "d.544H." said: Recommending to veil the face for other than the Prophet's wives, being a controversial issue" "vol.III, p.328".

16. In the author's view, if the women's being seductive was declared and informed by the Prophet"S", so he as being more aware than others and has laid down ways of preventing this, should not add to and exceed it. And the detriment incurred by exaggeration in woman's seductiveness afflicts the woman, causing to view her a weak creature, and pushing her to distress "vol.IV, p.203".

In another place he says that for preventing the seduction of the woman, no opinion should be exerted or deviation made from the method determined by the Shari'ah. The route laid by the Shari'ah is to establishing faith inside hearts of God's slaves, developing and fostering of Godfearing and observing the frontage and limits of the Divine rules "vol.IV, p.328".

17. Asking the hand "of a girl", though having a certain manner according to common law, being to go after family of the daughter, but in our time seven kinds of proposal "to marriage" are applied these days "vol.V, pp.2934".

18. There are general and detailed texts cited in regard of rights of the wife and the husband. It should be known that the general texts being invariable for all times and ages, but the detailed ones are peculiar for special circumstances and they can't be generalised for all times.

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