Should Women Get an Education or Stay Home? - Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi

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[@RB-fr1tg]

A Shaykh that is in the know-how of the world past and present and who inspires....May Allah grant you Shaykhna a long and blessed life ameen.

[@beerose22able]

Ameen

[@ShaNuWaterF.O.Y.]

Ameen

[@vvaloachi7263]

May ALLAH protect Dr.Yasir Qadhi.

[@al-Huwariyun]

Do we need Female Doctors and Teachers, or not? If we are to maintain gender separation, then we need female professionals. Is it obligatory for every Muslim to seek knowledge, or not?

[@heregoes8839]

from the Cradle to the Grave

[@starz5708]

I dont reaaly care what you hoever we is need or dont need, it dependsif the person female or male wnts to become a doctor or a lawyer or whatever, that has nothing to do with we or you or him or that. stop trying to control others lives, ps i have never heard of gender seperation in surgery. i dont think there is a differnece in havjing a female or male doctor preforming surgery on a male or female.

[@axxiii8337]

looking forward to Daniel's 5 hour critical miss-analysis

[@Ameena0812]

We are DOOMED if we rely on news from BBC FOX AND THE REST

[@Saa42808]

News? You call propaganda news?

[@Ameena0812]

PEOPLE, YOU WHO LIVE to CRITICISE , PLEASE LISTEN TO BROTHER YASIR CAREFULLY WITH A PURE HEART AND UNDERSTAND THAT ALLAH BLESSED HIM WITH AMAZING KNOWLEDGE, AND HE IS TRYING HARD TO TEACH PREACH EDUCATE THE UMMAH. BROTHER YASIR IS NOT PERFECT, HE IS HUMAN BUT HE IS A VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE PERSON IN MANY FIELDS, ALHAMDULILLAH ❤💖👏

[@Shiyam-h7g]

Daniel will be very unpleased lol

[@primetube4593]

😂

[@sarantoure7233]

Who is he?

[@primetube4593]

@sarantoure7233 Daniel haqiqatjou. A dawah bro. He's good at comparative religion, not jurisprudence.

[@zinezine5071]

Says a lot about him ..spends hours criticising others. He must be a very frustrated human being!

[@sarantoure7233]

@@primetube4593 thanks

[@abumahi8802]

It is only Islam that made “seeking for knowledge is mandatory on all men and women” statement as part of the legislation. A party that was recently (and still is) known for considering woman as a creature less than a human being can never claim to uphold the morale to teach others about the women’s right.

[@MI_44177]

Love that brother yasir is taking on these contrevertial topics

[@Pandago10]

Why should we stay home if he divorces us he doesn’t give us half of the marital home?

[@banirahman4926]

It’s too risky for women to stay at home and not pursue a career.

[@razamughal9095]

you are not entitled to be a free loader. the only way you could get it is IF you put down a deposit when buying it which makes it a return on your investment. for the time you put into the marraige you ENJOY a marriage. he also invests time into the marriage.

[@razamughal9095]

​@@banirahman4926then settle for a life with no self respect. any woman that works all day just to come home to work again is a worthless slave.

[@Pandago10]

@@razamughal9095 and if a woman doesn’t have money and sacrifices that to stay home with kids. Is the work of being a mother to children worthless?

[@razamughal9095]

@@Pandago10 in the west women are manging just fine freeloading off the government.

[@Nohandlehabibi]

Sheikh: Please understand that the Taliban are not supported by the majority of the Afghan people. Also, please note that a lot of the insecurity and violence and terror was conducted by this group. Of course there is stability and security because they are in power now. Further, this group did not gain control of the government by their own means. Many factors played in the collapse of the former government, such as corruption, high military officials stealing from lower level soldiers’ salaries, not providing them the support needed and instead pocketing the money. Let’s also not forget that our government, the US, gave the Taliban control of Afghanistan on a silver platter. As you mentioned, it is a vicious game, and part of the game is to make Afghans hate and leave Islam. You mentioned the other country that is enforcing the hijab and some other rules in a harsh manner. I do have a lot of Iranian coworkers, and they say about 70% to 80% of the population has left Islam due to the regime there. I have couple of cousins living there, and they pretty much confirmed the high rate of attrition from Islam. Very unfortunate. And my fear is, if the Taliban continue to rule, Afghanistan will suffer the same fate as Iran. I pray to Allah SWT that that does not happen inshaAllah. The depression rate amongst young sisters in Afghanistan is also rising. They have been banned from seeking education and knowledge, and are even prevented from taking walks or enjoying nature outside of their homes. Women in the major cities are living in a huge prison. They can’t even go for walks in parks and majority of recreational facilities. The Taliban’s ideology is that the woman’s place belong her home, and her grave Another unfortunate thing that is occurring in the US is the rise of young men who have become over zealous when it comes to treating their Muslim sisters in social and religious settings as if they are not worthy of even being human beings. I have unfortunately witnessed this on several occasions, even by young Imams. This is especially concerning when dealing with sisters who are on the fence about Islam. Major turn off for them, and majority of them run the opposite direction. These young men do not realize the long term consequences of their actions. I kindly ask of all of you highly respected scholars to focus on this matter. JAK sheikh and may Allah SWT bless and protect you and all the scholars of Islam like you. Ameen ya Rabb Al A’alamin.

[@HisaDiHidiDiyum]

It's one of those agrarian vs post industrial memes. If you say women should not leave her home in an agrarian society.. the home there is a communal space with a court yard and lot's of people... probably also in a tightly knit community so her close ones are nearby. But if you say it in a post industrial era where the house is an isolated apartment.. living becomes impossible. Same case here, a lot of the times the men are actually shitty, and given we don't live in an agrarian society there is no tight knit community to support them. Also in many united families.. educated women has more value according to the in-laws, so less household work. Lot's of women go to uni to find a suitable husband as well. There's a lack of parental involvement. thus in a way forcing young folks to fetch for themselves.

[@TheeAmbientUnfazed]

Excellent point.

[@Amila-ym7ny]

Societies that don’t allow women to be educated or work will always be left behind in the dust. You are losing out on 50% of the talent, knowledge, and ideas. That’s why such societies are always very barbaric like cavemen. I say this as a woman that hates working any job bc most people are severely underpaid and i feel like i’m being used SO i cannot wait to stay home and teach my children and take care of a home. It’s scary to rely only on a man but i received a degree. I have work experience. I’ve built relationships with people in the field. I’ve saved money, I’ve invested (thanks to my husband). I feel safe and my husband fears god so i trust him but at the end of the day you still need to have a safety net!!

[@grandu9761]

The problem isn't education and working. The problem is working in a mixed place where males and females chat with each other freely. The same goes for males of course.

[@Amila-ym7ny]

@@grandu9761 If this was a problem then hijab wouldn't need to happen in the first place? The entire purpose of hijab is because men and women will be out in public together and have to communicate with one another. Allah gives us guidelines on how to communicate with non mahrems respectfully. That's why lowering the gaze is a thing, hijab (in the most general definition) is a thing. I think you have a very rigid understanding of Islam. Allah is trying to help us, not burden us

[@banirahman4926]

@@Amila-ym7ny Well said! I got educated but didn’t pursue a career for raising my kids. I stayed at home. But now I am encouraging my daughter to have a career. I discourage her to stay at home. Islam doesn’t tell women to stay at home and not pursue any career etc. It’s really sad that many Muslims have this mindset that women have to stay home.

[@Amila-ym7ny]

@@banirahman4926 Any stay at home mother should be well educated. She will be the one guiding and teaching the kids until they start school, but even then they will come home to her. When my children ask me questions about history or science I will be able to help them out and explain things. I will be able to read to them and tell them deep intricate stories. I will be able to explain Islam to them in a detailed fashion beyond "cus God said so." An educated wife and mother is so important for the success of your children. It always portrays homemaking in a more positive light to the next generation. Your daughters have to see that this is a good option rather than a dangerous and risky one.

[@razamughal9095]

you sound SO brainwashed. 'missing out on 50% of the talent'. uhh yeah.... thats what the goverment tell you because they get paid more tax and that contributes to their GDP. in reality the world is definitely not missing out on 50%.

[@mahmoudfaquiryan4950]

May Allah SWT protect and preserve you Shaykh Dr. Quadhi. You are an amazing and eloquent speaker with so much knowledge MashaAllah! JZAK for all your efforts enlightening the Ummah about topics and subject that matter the most. 🤲🏻🤲🏻

[@idrinkbones3653]

Genuinely, i beg everyone to look past the clickbait title and watch it fully. Both faithful and dissenter. Ive been a lifelong catholic who admittedly came upon professor qadhi looking for a debate since a colleague of mine discussed him. And across the half dozen or so videos of his ive kept watching, ive found a calm and reasonable and well educated man who has branched out to learning about other faiths and still comes back to Islam without doubt. Mild spoilers for the video: should women stay at home? Basically, if depends. But nobody can or should force their will upon her, whether she chooses to stay or chooses to go off. And education is and has always been her right.

[@MostafaMansoori]

In the Name of Allah, the Absolutely Merciful, the Especially Merciful, The Most Loving. Yes I believe women should get an education according to the best of their abilities, they may also self educate themselves by seeking good beneficial knowledge through reading, writing, and communication. Allah (swt) encourages both men and women to work together in a just society for the betterment of humanity. Allahuakbar may Allah grant us ease and goodness, ameen.

[@tigeroo264]

Mashallah, very well articulated, particularly about the selective outrage of these western regimes.

[@rezowanshah3367]

Daniel whenever someone says something positive about women:😢😡🤬

[@samamaabdulqayumabdulqayum1465]

may Allah preserve you for us ameen

[@Mo_Hamd72]

They should go to Yale.

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

Love your dress shaikh Yasir

[@ibrahim.1606]

Reupload?

[@alanab5735]

A woman can be educated and stay home. There is no contradiction with a housewife/SAHM being well-educated.

[@banirahman4926]

We need female doctors and teachers. So some women have to go out and pursue a career not only for themselves but for the society in general.

[@razamughal9095]

​@@banirahman4926we have non muslim doctors and teachers.

[@TheTruthSeekerMe]

@@banirahman4926 that’s a very small percentage that we NEED in those professions. The problem is when all parents push all of their daughters into gaining degrees and we all know it’s not for a “greater good” but purely for monetary gains.

[@yuppieyup8188]

​@@banirahman4926 some yes, but now every woman wants that

[@spock949]

Can somebody please summarize

[@Bella13710]

No. Watch and educate yourself

[@SukhdevSingh-ge5rj]

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[@albaziesabturain360]

جزاك الله خيرا We love you shaykh from the Philippines

[@usman7207]

Why not just do both = Online Islamic University

[@AKirenM]

Walaikumusalaam Wa rahmatullahi Wa barakahatuhu Alhumdulillah for the blessing given to us by Allah (swt) to thrive and implement our faith in our country as best as we can. Hopefully, our country with Allah (swt)’s guidance and authority can begin reevaluating some of its foreign policies in sha Allah. Thank you very much for sharing your wisdom regarding the importance of permissibility of dignified speech by women, the education of female scholars in the past, and the beauty of our religion’s morality and dress code. Your discussion of the respect of the face covering, obligation of the hijab, and administering indecency and morality laws through “soft power” was exceptionally explained and greatly appreciated! Pleeease discuss in detail the importance of promoting women’s education and success through halaal means in sha Allah. Jazakum Allahu khairun Barak Allahu Feek, Aameen As salaam u alaikum Wa rahmatullahi Wa barakahatuhu

[@MohamedKamara-tf5gd]

May Allah SWT'S guidance and protection be upon you and every Muslim.

[@22bouha]

I noticed in the last few talks of YQ, he keeps saying he won’t be use as an insider/informant as if the big CI* and big F*d have approached him severally and trying to convince him to become their informant and he refused. And I’m so proud of him for standing his ground. May Allah protect you and your family, YQ.

[@hoodmayes]

Dr Yasir speaks so much sense, something brainwashed people can't accept, they must be fuming listening to him 😂

[@Allah-the-Almighty84]

As a citizen of the country, Wa Allah, you speak the truth. Jazakallah khairan

[@mouslingbangre7196]

This is live? Sound already eared. But Ma sha Allah!

[@DawaKalsumMulayi-ni8tl]

Alhamdulillah. May Allah bless you

[@ShaNuWaterF.O.Y.]

Alhamdulillah Rabbiyal Alamin.

[@OH-uo3nq]

Ameen

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[@alaa-xw1jz]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@CorpusCallosumLemnisucs]

‏جزاك الله خيرا

[@muhammedjbah5832]

Strong message

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Amazing man

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Bhjb

[@HarishAnsari-iy4ud]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@UlyssesKitty-z4o]

Chanelle Island

[@anahaki7262]

Well said Dr.Qadhi 🙌🏻 wish we had more mens with your knowledge & your amazing behavior. As far as those who criticize you they are low level uneducated one dimensional individuals who has NO rights to comment about you ! All hale and respect to you 🙏🏻

[@AsmaYousufzai-zf4hq]

SUPOORT FROM AFGHANISTAN.

[@umarkabiruddin]

calling women's education a controversial topic is already giving critics something to stand on. how can education be controversial in islam when allah commands us to learn and travel and explore. we would never say men's education is controversial. so why should it be any different for women.

[@Foshoo1]

It is controversial topic as it stands today in Muslim world. Especially in south Asia and many arab lands. Calling spade a spade isn't wrong. Explanation of it is what we are after and its worth listening.

[@abumahi8802]

The controversiality he is mentioning is about women’s going out of home, not about education. That’s clear.

[@Foshoo1]

@@abumahi8802 I don't think you heard the full lecture. Maybe first listen to the whole lecture then give opinion, or better stay quiet if your opinion is to disrupt harmony cause divisions further.

[@Amila-ym7ny]

It's the muslim world and a specific part of the muslim world. Bosniaks don't have these conversations from my own experience lol

[@urwashahid9210]

​@abumahi8802 clearly in the western world its a greater fitnah for men to go outside of home than for well covered muslim women

[@miladsalehe9445]

They problem with the people in the comment section is they don’t know the reality in Afghanistan. 20 years of foreign occupation totally changed the mindset of our young generation, they have totally lost the sense of haram and halal. Even now the education is not banned, Islamic education is booming, but there are some restriction about modern education. Women freely walk and talk in the public, everyday. I believe if Allah tells the mothers of the believers to stay at home, then our women should also try to become like them.

[@al-Huwariyun]

When your daughter needs to go to a gynecologist who will she go to?

[@Daza-La]

Topic of discussion aside - what I don't understand is why Dr Qadhi is defaulting on his previous statements that he believes the laws are to be left to the inhabitants of that land, local actors, local legislators etc etc. And that we (who do not inhabitant that land) should not interject our ideals or our principles on them. Its very interesting... 🤔

[@heregoes8839]

_"I believe if Allah tells the mothers of the believers to stay at home, then our women should also try to become like them"_ Your belief goes against Quran. What does it say in the verse right before Allah tells them to settle in their homes? "O wives of the Prophet! You are not like any other women." This ruling was made specifically for them, not any other women

[@laylaali5977]

Shariah is a civil law man made and the problem is literalism ,law before principle Quran focuses ethics not specific law so it should be interpret time and place

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

This has to be a joke. SH4R1A is man made... LoL! You're an in, fi, del if you don't believe in SH4RI4 LAW.

[@makhanikuan]

Quran has only 3% law or rule . Rest everything is man made by scholars, irrelevant and full of mistakes .

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

In all honesty, female speakers in reality and social media are the ones who are most impacting and shaping the political viewpoints in most aspects. They've got a bigger sense of activism. On the other hand, men are the ones who are supposed to have a bigger political influence but we're slacking right now.

[@BlacFireSan]

Shut up

[@The_inner_you]

Education is fard upon women, but not job unfortunately greedy family members, force a woman due to competition with other women, to earn more money rather than stay home for children. It is ingrained into their minds that since you’re educated, you must get a job rather than telling them to raise and educate children. No wonder the new generation is ignorant on Islam and turn away because the educated moms are at jobs making a difference in workforce, feminism and buying an expensive bag.

[@Saad-ul6py]

Apt. Brilliant.

[@Bella13710]

That's just silly. If a woman becomes a doctor then she's a benefit to the female population. If she wants to stay home that's her choice. Not everyone out there forces female family members to work or compete. Women are glad that women, muslim women are in the workforce

[@heregoes8839]

The answer is clear cut. Stop dancing around it. Every Muslim (including women) obligated to seek knowledge. Its so sad and ironic what they're doing since Ta'lib means "knowledge seeker." Yasir, like the Arab rulers, holds his tongue against injustice bc he fears the politics surrounding it. May Allah deal w/ you accordingly on judgement day and inshallah I will bear witness against you Yasir. Your cowardice is disgusting

[@pretorianable]

Very disappointed. The title of the video suggested the speech would be about women staying at home or getting an education. Instead it was a political talk about the treatment of women and the double standards of America. Please do not use click baity titles to get viewers.

[@laylaali5977]

No they shouldn’t because they are half the population economic growth is necessary for the country

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

Nice cope but in a way you're right because vvomen have the most consumption rate in all countries

[@razamughal9095]

thats the entire basis on which they are worthless slaves today.

[@laylaali5977]

Your view is not based on the Quran it’s based on man made laws veiling is a tradition not mandatory it’s has been used to control women this is why we should follow basics believe of the Tawheed, be ethical,prayer service to humanity fasting Ramadan not mid evil shariah civil laws

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

This is the result of a single mother household

[@Amila-ym7ny]

Hijab and veiling isn’t meant to control women. Humans can interpret it this way but inherently that was not the purpose. The purpose was to signify a woman is Muslim and to showcase her values that she is not to be flirted with or harassed. Nothing will stop a bad person tbh but it still deters people! I started wearing hijab at 26 and i’m almost 28 now. There is a CLEAR difference in how men treat me from the jump. Non Muslim men especially are straight forward when communicating with me and respectful. They don’t know much about Islam or me probably but they know i’m covered and i don’t want his attention outside of what we are currently discussing. It really does work lol

[@razamughal9095]

of course a hijab works, but I Can tell you in our college there was quite an attractive girl who had a lot of men interested in her. when she started wearing the hijab her problems got worse not better. She had a lot more men chasing her, the religious kind that proposed marriage to her, on top of the riff raff. Every day she looked stressed. This is not a problem of the hijab its a problem with society. men live in a fantasy.

[@razamughal9095]

of course a hijab works, but I Can tell you in our college there was quite an attractive girl who had a lot of men interested in her. when she started wearing the hijab her problems got worse not better. She had a lot more men chasing her, the religious kind that proposed marriage to her, on top of the riff raff. Every day she looked stressed. This is not a problem of the hijab its a problem with society. men live in a fantasy.

[@Amila-ym7ny]

@@razamughal9095hijab definitely goes both ways. Men have to obey the rules too.

[@jakebob8116]

Brother yasir beard are getting shorter day by day I fear now may be he shave it It will be bad example for muslims He have more knowledge about Islam

[@randomzz3394]

Maybe it's a medical condition? or he follows a different scholarly view than you on it? Is it so hard for Muslims today to assume the best of each other?

[@Javed6129]

Mr qadhi himself should stay at home I mean look at his dress 😅