What is the meaning of *ihsan* for men and women?
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Question:
Does "the chaste women" (*al-muhsanāt*) have a specific concept, or does it include virgins?
Answer:
It means the chaste ones.
As for those known for fornication: accusing them of what warrants the *hadd* punishment, or what warrants *ta'zir* punishment.
Q: Is it regarding married women?
The Shaykh: No, the chaste women.
And the chaste man (*al-muhsan*) is the chaste one.
It is also applied to the married man and the married woman, but the intended meaning here is: the chaste ones, those known for goodness, meaning.
Does "the chaste women" (*al-muhsanāt*) have a specific concept, or does it include virgins?
Answer:
It means the chaste ones.
As for those known for fornication: accusing them of what warrants the *hadd* punishment, or what warrants *ta'zir* punishment.
Q: Is it regarding married women?
The Shaykh: No, the chaste women.
And the chaste man (*al-muhsan*) is the chaste one.
It is also applied to the married man and the married woman, but the intended meaning here is: the chaste ones, those known for goodness, meaning.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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