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Quran 24:60
Isn’t there a clear mismatch with the actual translation of the verse and what Ghamidi sahab translates it to in his “Response (Parda) series”?
https://youtu.be/kVV_f07fRko?t=35m19s
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Quran 24:60
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Please point out the exact mismatch or difference.
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Ghamidi Sahab’s Translation: If they (old women) wish, they may remove their dupatta before men; there is no sin in it. On the condition that they are not desirous of showing their adornments.
Other Translations: As for elderly women past the age of marriage, there is no blame on them if they take off their outer garments, without revealing their adornments. But it is better for them if they avoid this altogether. And Allah is All-Hearing, All-Knowing.
Other translations seem to suggest that the “outer garment” in the verse refers to jilbab, and the older women are allowed to take it off if they are not wearing any adornments.
Also, can you give a little clarification on what “Ghaira mutabarrijaatin bi zeenah” really means?
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@irfan76 any update?
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“Ghaira mutabarrijaatin bi zeenah” means not showing off their adornments. mutabarrijaatin means the women who show off. According to Ghamidi saheb, this instruction is in the condition when the old woman is wearing ornaments. She is allowed to take off her outer garment. The sentence has no separator, which may accept the meaning of ‘if’, that is, if they are not wearing ornaments. Taking off the outer garment is associated with showing off adornments, it shows that this instruction is for the situation when the woman is wearing ornaments.
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“The sentence has no separator, which may accept the meaning of ‘if’, that is, if they are not wearing ornaments. Taking off the outer garment is associated with showing off adornments, it shows that this instruction is for the situation when the woman is wearing ornaments.”
Sorry I couldn’t understand this part. Could you please elaborate?
Thank You
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