Dar-ul-Uloom points fatwa in opposition to Muslim college students trimming, shaving beards
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LUCKNOW: Dar-ul-Uloom in Deoband, the largest Islamic seminary in Asia, issued a recent fatwa warning the scholars in opposition to trimming or shaving off their beards.
The discover issued by the seminary said that any pupil who would trim or shave his beard can be expelled from the establishment.
According to the sources, the discover was issued by Maulana Hussain Ahmad Haridwari, who supervises the seminary’s training division. Calling the observe of trimming or shaving the beard ‘unislamic,’ the discover has cautioned the seminary college students to keep away from the observe or be able to face motion.
It added that any pupil making an attempt to enter the college campus for the subsequent semester by shaving off his beard wouldn’t be allowed on the premises because the seminary wouldn’t tolerate any disobedience on the a part of the scholars of Islamic research.
The fatwa additional talked about that 4 of the Dar-ul-Uloom Deoband college students had been dismissed for trimming their beards on February 6. The sources claimed that the scholars had later issued a letter of apology to the seminary.
Welcoming the fatwa, a former pupil of Dar-ul-Uloom, Maulana Mufti Asad Qasmi of Madrasa Jamia Sheikhul Hind, mentioned that all the things that Hazrat Mohammad Sahib had adopted is Sunnat. “Every Muslim should spend his life by following Sunnat and Shariah principles. It is Sunnah to keep a handful of beards in Islam. If the beard grows more than this is cut, then there is no harm in it. But it should be maintained,” he mentioned.
Earlier, Dar-ul-Uloom Deoband had issued a fatwa in opposition to the Muslim ladies barring them from shaping eyebrows or going for a haircut. The seminary had mentioned that any lady who shapes eyebrows or will get a haircut is indulging in un-Islamic behaviour.
LUCKNOW: Dar-ul-Uloom in Deoband, the largest Islamic seminary in Asia, issued a recent fatwa warning the scholars in opposition to trimming or shaving off their beards.
The discover issued by the seminary said that any pupil who would trim or shave his beard can be expelled from the establishment.
According to the sources, the discover was issued by Maulana Hussain Ahmad Haridwari, who supervises the seminary’s training division. Calling the observe of trimming or shaving the beard ‘unislamic,’ the discover has cautioned the seminary college students to keep away from the observe or be able to face motion.
It added that any pupil making an attempt to enter the college campus for the subsequent semester by shaving off his beard wouldn’t be allowed on the premises because the seminary wouldn’t tolerate any disobedience on the a part of the scholars of Islamic research.
The fatwa additional talked about that 4 of the Dar-ul-Uloom Deoband college students had been dismissed for trimming their beards on February 6. The sources claimed that the scholars had later issued a letter of apology to the seminary.
Welcoming the fatwa, a former pupil of Dar-ul-Uloom, Maulana Mufti Asad Qasmi of Madrasa Jamia Sheikhul Hind, mentioned that all the things that Hazrat Mohammad Sahib had adopted is Sunnat. “Every Muslim should spend his life by following Sunnat and Shariah principles. It is Sunnah to keep a handful of beards in Islam. If the beard grows more than this is cut, then there is no harm in it. But it should be maintained,” he mentioned.
Earlier, Dar-ul-Uloom Deoband had issued a fatwa in opposition to the Muslim ladies barring them from shaping eyebrows or going for a haircut. The seminary had mentioned that any lady who shapes eyebrows or will get a haircut is indulging in un-Islamic behaviour.
