Fatwa despre alaptare

Stie cineva unde gasesc aceste hadituri? (sursa haditului)

She [Aisha] reported that 'in what was revealed of the Kur'ān, ten attested breast-feedings were mentioned as required to establish the marriage-ban. The ten were replaced by mention of five attested breast-feeds. The Prophet died and the five were still being recited in the Kur'ān. No man ever called upon 'Ā'isha who had not completed the minimum number of five sucklings'...

Urwa b. al-Zubayr reports that the Prophet commanded the wife of Abū Hudhayfa to feed her husband's mawlā [i.e. servant], Sālim, so that he could go on living with them [upon attaining manhood]. Sāalim b. 'Abdullāh reports that he was never able to visit 'Ā'isha. She had sent him to be suckled by her sister Umm Kulthum who, however, suckled him only there times, then fell sick. Sālim added, 'Thus I never did complete the course of ten sucklings.'


http://www.thedailyn...ArticleID=21779
CAIRO: The Administrative Court annulled Al-Azhar’s disciplinary committee’s decision to expel Ezzat Attiya, president of the hadith department at the university, after he issued a controversial fatwa concerning breastfeeding in 2007.

“No one can argue with a court order …we respect the Administrative Court and follow its orders without thinking twice,” said Sheikh Fawzy El-Zefzaf, head of the religions dialogue committee at Al-Azhar.

Attiya was expelled in 2007 when he suggested that symbolic breastfeeding could be a way around strict segregation of males and females. He had drawn on Islamic traditions which forbid sexual relations between a man and a woman who has breastfed him.

Edited by berol, 27 May 2009 - 15:21.

Macar postul initial sa fie in romana. Nu se accepta limbile straine fara un scurt rezumat sau o treducere.
Se inchide.