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upon her as "gratification for their sexual desires."
The hijaab makes her out as a lady belonging to the class of modest chaste women and whilst she behaves accordingly, transgressors and sensual men recognise them as such and dare not tease out of mischief.
When a man receives mixed signals from the way a woman reveals her body, he may be misled to believe that she desires his advances. Hijaab solves the problems of sexual harassment and uninvited sexual advances which are greatly demeaning for woman.
According to the Quran, the same high standards of moral conduct are required from men as they are required from women. Islam also commands proper behaviour and dress code for men. They too must dress modestly and their special commandment is to lower their years and not to brazenly stare at women.
In Surat anNoor of the holy Quran, it says:
"Say to the believing men that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty; That will make for greater purity for them, and god is well acquainted with what they do}
If both sexes adhere to their individual Islamic dress codes, corruption would gradually diminish within society.
5 . Jami' Masaanid An-Nisa 2 volumes.
Al-Mufassal Fi Ahkaam AlMar'ah Wal-Bayt Al-Muslim Fi AshShari'ah Al-Islamiyyah,
Compiled by Dr. Abd AlKareem Zaydaan.
2nd print: Mu'assasat ArRisaalah Lil Tiba'ah WanNashr WatTawzi', Beirut, 1415H. 1995 AD". 11 volumes.
This book was published first in 1413H. 1993AD, and in the year 1994 it won the world prize of Iran's Book Fair. Its author being a former professor of Baghdad University, who taught in Colleges of law, Arts and Islamic Studies. He has plenty of works and compilations, among which the following can be mentioned:
AlWajeez Fi Osool AlFiqh
Ahkaam AdhDhimmiyyin WalMusta'minin
AlMadkhal Lidirasat AshShari'ah
Nizam AlQaza FilIslam
Majmu'at Buhooth Fiqhiyyah, and others.
The aforementioned book "AlMufassal" is matchless in its subject of study, as it contains a comprehensive list of rules and questions related to women and family according to the Islamic jurisprudence "Fiqh". The researches of this book were divided into nine chapters:
First Chapter "Kitaab" is dedicated for rituals "ibadat", including four sections expounding topics of Salaat "prayers", Zakaat "poordue", sawm "fasting" and Hajj "pilgrimage to God's House".
Second Chapter is dedicated for vow "nazr" and oath, which were set forth in two sections.
Third Chapter is dedicated for questions of dhabh "slaughtersacrifice".
