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July 29, 2010

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just like so many other things it has never been the will of Allah that men and women should be segregated in the mosque or in any group meeting of muslims because Allah is all knowing wise, and all understanding and generous in his love. yet mankind has replaced the natural love and compassion of god with man made decrees and observancies which do not reflect the grace and mercy of their lord.
indeed both my wife and i were married in the mosque yet are not allowed to pray there together which is against the will and glory of the word of Allah. for how can a man and woman be married in gods house then not permitted to come into the mosque together and pray alongside what should be family members of both sexes. The lord Allah himself ordained that both men and women should freely associate with each other in this life and then marry and pray and council with each other in a decent and respectful manner not be refused the same place or value in the house of their lord.
and islam itself states that the family is the greatest asset in islam, yet it reduces the true value of the female and disallows complete families to pray to their lord as they would wish to do so with the blessing of Allah. woe to mankinds great arrogance that only men know the will of the lord allah.

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