When a woman speaks, her words have to be relied on. In topics of Iddah (waiting length after divorce or widowhood), the female’s declaration is the most essential,” stated Mufti Saeed. This underscores the importance of a girl’s testimony in unique Islamic criminal matters, highlighting its credibility and finality within the context of Iddah.
Lahore: In topics of Iddah, the female’s testimony is considered credible and very last. According to details, Mufti Saeed, who solemnized Imran Khan’s and Bushra Bibi’s wedding, made a crucial statement regarding Bushra Bibi’s Iddah. Speaking on Dunya News’ program “On the Front,” Mufti Saeed, who officiated the wedding of Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi, emphasized the necessity of relying on a woman’s word once she speaks.
On the other hand, the Islamic Ideology Council’s Chairman has also issued an essential statement regarding Iddah. Dr. Muhammad Raghib Hussain Naeemi, Chairman of the Islamic Ideology Council, stated that the Quran and Sunnah derive the issues of marriage, divorce, and Iddah, binding them within Sharia limits. This announcement underscores the religious foundation of these practices and their law inside Islamic jurisprudence.
In his statement, Dr. Muhammad Raghib Hussain Naeemi, Chairman of the Islamic Ideology Council. Stated that the Quran and Sunnah effectively describe the issues and rulings of marriage, divorce, and Iddah. Sharia clearly defines its limits and boundaries, ensuring we handle these personal matters within a religiously sound and socially responsible framework.
Dr. Naeemi further pointed out that the current discussions on these issues on social media are highly inappropriate and unethical. He emphasized that if any man or woman has a problem regarding marriage, divorce, and Iddah. It should be examined in light of the opinions of scholars and medical experts. This approach encourages seeking knowledgeable and professional advice rather than engaging in potentially harmful public debates.
These issues stem from Sharia law, and we should avoid unnecessary, baseless, and frivolous discussions about them. When using social media, we must prevent prejudice, ridicule, criticism, hatred, and violent behavior. As these undoubtedly harm the country’s security. Dr. Naeemi’s statement calls for responsible discourse and avoiding spreading misinformation or fostering conflict through digital platforms.
The statements by Mufti Saeed and Dr. Naeemi collectively emphasize the importance of respecting religious guidelines. And the authority of women’s testimonies in specific Islamic legal contexts. They also highlight the need for respectful and informed discussion about religious matters, particularly in the age of social media. Where information and opinions can spread rapidly and significantly impact social harmony.
Trusting and validating women’s testimonies. Adhering to established religious frameworks can maintain a balance between faith, law, and social responsibility. This ensures that we handle personal status issues with dignity and seriousness. They deserve to respect religious principles and individual rights.
