Is circumcision a religious ruling and a legal duty? The answer is simply no. It is not a legal ruling, And it is not legislation of the Islamic religion at all. It was not revealed in any divine book in what was previously revealed It is Jewish legislation. And entered into Islamic culture, and inserted in the references It came through the practices of primitive African tribes And spread there, and reached what is called countries in North Africa, Islamic countries Of course, when we say circumcision, We mean male and female circumcision. What it is amputation a part of the genital organ in known detail. This circumcision spread in The whole Islamic world as a whole. As usual inherited and continued in the nation, and no one discusses it. Whereas if we came to the Qur’an and followed it from its beginning to its end. We do not find nor any text that legalizes circumcision. Neither male nor female. This indicates that circumcision Something that came from outside the Qur’an. And the f
A woman’s head or hair covering is masculine, rather than a Qur’anic ordinance) God Almighty said: {And tell the believing women to reduce ‘some’ of their vision and guard their vulvas (private parts) and not expose their adornment except that which ‘necessarily’ appears thereof and to wrap ‘a portion of’ their covers over their chests and not expose their adornment except to their husbands, their fathers, their husbands’ fathers, their sons, their husbands’ sons, their brothers, their brothers’ sonاs, their sisters’ sons, their women (new social relations in women’s life with males such as the son-in-law, the stepson, the foster sun) and whom they own through what is agreed upon by contracts and agreements, or those male attendants having no physical desire, or children who are not yet aware of the private aspects of women. And let them not stamp their feet (let them not do what might bring about displaying their congenital beauty to men: such as dancing) to make known what they conce