Fear Around Touching To Be Mother In Law, Hurmat-E-Musahrat
Yes sister but there’s also a legal side of issue that talks in principles. That’s why anxiety comes. Yes I may not felt lust… But what if my mother in law for a moment felt? That’s why I wanted to know that what is the correct Islamic stance about lustful touch, as it would remove the full root of fear and thinking about past events and rewinding them in mind. @Irfan76
@Irfan76 sir this is where my confusion arose that in terms of divorce, when quran says that until the woman does nikah, which does not necessarily include consummation. By the same token, when nikah is mentioned in hurmat e musahrah, why is it that consummation becomes a necessary clause in it, in the cases apart from rabiba case (for rabiba it was mentioned separately dakhaltum bihinna) Secondly sir, as you said that if quran wouldn’t have used words dakhaltum bihinna then it would mean nikah only and not consummation. The thing is, isn’t the same thing happened in reality as well? Quran didn’t mention dakhaltum bihinna or a similar connotation or word for it in other three cases but said this while talking about rabiba. Can you help me understand sir, if I missed a point
@Irfan76 aoa, sir I asked ghamidi Sahab about issue of musahrah He said that it would not happen with Zina, and as it being a matter of Hurmat, it should stay only as the Quran has stated. He expressed that according to his understanding of quran, nikah is a matter of contract (Ehad-Muhaida). And as Quran talks about Nikah so it should be Haram with Nikah only and not Zina From 19:30 the question is asked https://youtu.be/6NaM8Xi4fQE?si=QKRUPBUmDGFvX5TS