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> Islamic Workable Measures to Overcome AIDS
>
> It has been proven beyond doubt that AIDS is a dangerous epidemic. It is
> also well known that prevention is better than cure. Now the question is:
> what are the Islamic approaches for protection against AIDS?
>
> Before answering your question let us refer in a cursory glance to the
fact
> that Islam lays great emphasis on man as Allah's Vicegerent on earth.
Islam
> cares for the health of man and considers any aggression against his honor
a
> punishable sin and a henious crime. Man himself, as far as Islam is
> concerned, is ordered by the Shari`ah to protect himself, which is a trust
> from Allah, against all evils whether those evils are physical or not. He
is
> to seek proper medication the moment he feels sick, and before falling
ill,
> he is required by Islam to preserve himself from all health hazards as
> prevention is better than cure.
>
> Indeed, Islam waged a total war against all forms of illicit affairs. It
> prohibits a Muslim to even come closer to Zina, Allah Almighty says: ".and
> do not come near Zina; indeed, it is an abomination and an evil way"
> (Al-Isra': 32)
>
> Focusing more on the question in point, we would like to cite for you the
> following:
>
> "There are three measures recommended by Islam, as part of its moral code,
> which are essential for the protection against AIDS or acquired Immune
> Deficiency Syndrome. These measures include marriage, proscription of
sexual
> promiscuity and deterrence.
>
> Marriage: This is an effective means to protect individuals especially
young
> people, from indulging in illicit sexual activity. The teachings of
Prophet
> Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, urge Muslims to make marriage
> affordable and easy for all members of society. He is reported to have
said:
> "When a man comes to you seeking your daughter's hand, and you are happy
> with his religious and moral integrity and honesty, give him your
daughter;
> otherwise, immorality and corruption would spread among you all."
>
> Proscribing Promiscuity: This is achieved through the following measures:
>
> 1-Urging men and women to control their sexual urge and avoid the lewd
gaze
> which could arouse sexual desires and lead to unlawful sexual contact.
>
> Allah says in the Quran: "Tell the believing men and women to lower their
> gaze and protect their chastity, for that is bound to render them purer.
> Allah is aware of all that they do."(An-Nurr: 30)
>
> 2-Advising women to wear Hijab.
>
> Allah instructs the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, to tell
> believing women: "Not to show their adornments, except those that are
> ordinarily outward, and to cover their bosoms with their veil." (An Nurr:
> 31)
>
> They are also urged: "..Not to walk tantalizingly, with the intention of
> revealing their beauty." (An-Nur: 31).
>
> Thus, Muslim women are taught to wear loose, plain and non-transparent
> clothes that preserve and enhance their dignity and modesty.
>
> 3-Discouraging men and women who are marriageable, from being together in
> private, in order to avoid the temptation of sexual attraction.
>
> 4-Fighting permissiveness and loose social mingling between the sexes
> outside the inner family circle.
>
> 5-Urging boys and girls as they come of age not to invade the privacy of
> their elders and peers without their permission. Allah says in the Qur'an:
> "Believers, do not enter the dwellings of others until you announce your
> presence and have greeted those inside them." (An-Nur: 27)
>
> 6-Forbidding all provocative activities such as pornography, provocative
> singing, dancing, music and films, that tantalizes and arouse sensual
> feelings. Allah says in the Qur'an: " And of mankind is he who payeth for
> mere pastime of discourse, that he may mislead from Allah's way without
> knowledge, and maketh it the butt of mockery. For such there is a shameful
> doom." (Luqman: 6)
>
> Effective Deterrence:
>
> When education and upbringing fail and other preventive methods prove
> ineffective in stamping out permissive behavior in society, resort must
then
> be made to punishment, as a deterrence to others. However, such
punishments
> must be prescribed under very stringent conditions of proof. In case of
> illicit sexual acts, for example, punishment cannot be meted out without
> either a full admission by the accused, or the unanimous testimony of four
> eye witnesses who must agree on every detail of the misdemeanor.
>
> The above quotation is excerpted with slight modifications from
>
> http://www.islamset.com/qa.html
>
> You can also read:
>
> The Prohibition of Approaching Zina
> http://www.islamonline.net/fatwa/english/FatwaDisplay.asp?hFatwaID=9959
>
> May Allah guide you to the straight path, and guide you to that which
> pleases Him, Amen.
>
>
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