Ruling on Cursing Women Who Display Their Adornment and Actresses
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Question:
A questioner says: When the two types of people of the Fire were mentioned—women who are clothed yet naked, leaning and causing others to lean—it was said, “Curse them, for they are cursed.” So, does a person curse women who display their adornment and actresses based on their outward appearance, or is it required to know that their display of adornment is forbidden, and if they do not respond, then curse them?
Answer:
The apparent meaning of the saying of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him), “Curse them, for they are cursed,” is that this is permissible by way of deterring them, by way of deterring them. So this is by way of punishment and deterrence for them, not by way of making light of cursing. Yes.
A questioner says: When the two types of people of the Fire were mentioned—women who are clothed yet naked, leaning and causing others to lean—it was said, “Curse them, for they are cursed.” So, does a person curse women who display their adornment and actresses based on their outward appearance, or is it required to know that their display of adornment is forbidden, and if they do not respond, then curse them?
Answer:
The apparent meaning of the saying of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him), “Curse them, for they are cursed,” is that this is permissible by way of deterring them, by way of deterring them. So this is by way of punishment and deterrence for them, not by way of making light of cursing. Yes.
Source
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