The Parent Blog: Free PDF Ruling On Muslim's attending Mixed Universities

Friday, January 25, 2013

Free PDF Ruling On Muslim's attending Mixed Universities

http://mpubs.org/files/SALH_EB_20121101_free_mixing_in_universities.pdf

Islam's Stance

"These institutions are the homes and breeding places for ideologies and carriers of ideologies that are at war with Islaam. They teach and promote indecent character and morals, diligently working to pollute the minds of its students by instilling within them disbelieving ideologies and un-Islaamic mannerism, such as:

1. Democracy

2. Freedom, respect, and tolerance for all religions

3. Respect and acceptance of all cultures and ways of life

4. Homosexuality

5. Complete sexual freedom

6. Liberalism

7. Darwin Theory of Evolution

8. Absolute human rights without any restrictions

And many more deviant ideologies which are detrimental to the Muslim's beliefs and moral character."

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Frustrated with the Criticism

Coping with criticism is never the easiest of things, especially when it comes to parenting. We often make choices that we feel are best for us at the time, and often doubt ourselves for those choices. Having someone – ANYone – then critique that choice only makes us all the more less assured and frustrated, which then undoubtedly has an adverse on our children and everyone around us.

But that’s just the thing: we make the choices that are best for us and our families, a situation which no one but our specific family, or ourselves, knows about. I mean, here I am pushing my sleeping 1 year old in a stroller through a mall, turning my nose up at the mother who has her 18 month old on a leash and is also chasing after a 3 year old, a 4 year old, and trying to control the tears of her 9 year old daughter who really wanted that shirt she saw in the window. Seems a bit short-sighted on my part, now that I think about it.

So before we jump to judge and spout something that we learned in one of our beloved parenting bibles – err, books - remember that your life is far different than any other parents’ (including your partner) so the choices made will also be different. Being a parent is hard enough; it is imperative that we support one another. Respect those choices that are made by someone other than you (unless they are abusive in any way to the child) and carry on with grace

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Friday, January 25, 2013

Free PDF Ruling On Muslim's attending Mixed Universities

Islam's Stance

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