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Getting Impressed By Beauty And Status Of Staring
Is it biological possible & Islamically permissible to look or stare at someone of same & opposite sex who appears beautiful & charming without sexual desires ?
Merely every one of us experiences & witness the beauty of men & women which usually appears ! We respect them we look at them as by nature human being like every thing which seems to be beautiful or charming! we see them with goodness as we see our own mahrams without lust or sexual desires! Example in family gathering or work place or in any decent television program! Now the question is ,is it possible biologically to stare some ones usually exposed beauty like face , height ,skin colour with out arousing sexual desires? & Is It sinful to so such even without lust? Is there any narrations which condemns this or any narrations which describes it’s permissiblity & had such scenarios even in sahabas era?
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Getting Impressed By Beauty And Status Of Staring
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Staring is inappropriate no matter what desire or intention one has. If he has no I’ll intention, he might not be guilty to God but socially it is not allowed.
A negative thing can’t be done with a good intention.
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sheikh what about the narration which describes mother Aisha (RA) was staring at men while they perform some gymnastics & prophet alaihisalam allowed to do such!
In some narratives female companions tells about we were seeing Umar while he is coming we were seeing prophet used to walk in such & such way!
A women came prophet alaihisalam to proposed him he refused another sahabi was seeing her he asked permission to propose her
Some other narrations too
Sahabi say we have seen women they had mole on their cheeks
If staring is prohibited in and of itself then why these moments took place?
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@Irfan76 shiek aapne isi masle k baare me ek dafa farmaya tha k bagair zarurat dekhne se bachna bila shehwat ye shariyat ka mutalba nahi hai mumaniyat shehwat bhari nazar ki hai ? Kya my sahi arz kar raha hoon?
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The difference is in staring and watching. The narrations you alluded to are the cases of watching, not staring.
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