Agree or ???
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saima abdullah
my life iz 4 Allah
m a researcher in war and diplomatic relations (IR+ strategic relations) but not doing job.......................... so my profession is nothing :muslim_child:
you think you can lots of options when you are student but like my case some U-turns can change your life .......as life did with me i was very ambitious to be a activist coz my nature is or i think i have a activist soul... i was intending to be a feminist but Quran changed my life from black towards white .....so my plans are turn to nothing now .........but m so happy on what Allah chosen for me ...
howwa khairun mima yajmaaoon... that is better then every thing people are collecting .........so ask Allah to guide you which is best for you i think He know your aptitude best
you think you can lots of options when you are student but like my case some U-turns can change your life .......as life did with me i was very ambitious to be a activist coz my nature is or i think i have a activist soul... i was intending to be a feminist but Quran changed my life from black towards white .....so my plans are turn to nothing now .........but m so happy on what Allah chosen for me ...
howwa khairun mima yajmaaoon... that is better then every thing people are collecting .........so ask Allah to guide you which is best for you i think He know your aptitude best
ovomer
salam from pakistan!
yes, medical is a good profession for ladies......
i am astonished to see male gynaecologists every where in muslim societies.
ladies can help lady patients by becoming good gynaecologists, physicians, ophthalmologists, ultrs sound specialists, surgeons, dentists, etc. etc.
wasalam.
i am astonished to see male gynaecologists every where in muslim societies.
ladies can help lady patients by becoming good gynaecologists, physicians, ophthalmologists, ultrs sound specialists, surgeons, dentists, etc. etc.
wasalam.
aless
Junior Member
subhanAllah i was the same, always a 'social activist'.... studied politics and IR very passionately for years and
here I am
alhamdulillah
no career!! :lol:
Islam changed my life as well COMPLETELY!! :ma:
but :ma: I study for the sake of Allah and that makes me happy and would like to be a mum insha'Allah!
:salam2:
saima abdullah
my life iz 4 Allah
o sister its nice to know about you someone like me .................
May Allah fulfill your dreams ameen wsalam
May Allah fulfill your dreams ameen wsalam
drimi
Qëndrim Ismajli
Esselamu alejkum
Very good question
Some people never can't be what they want.
One of them I am.I always wanted to be a footballer
but no chances now.However inshaALL-LLAH I'm going
to study sport sciences,and if I don't become a
footballer I want to be a manager of anyone.
I would like my son to be a footballer ,I'll support him
always.ALL-LLAH is our Creator and Dominant.
I ask him to give me the job I want.
InshaALL-LLAH you'll have the job you want.
Esselamu alejkum
Very good question
Some people never can't be what they want.
One of them I am.I always wanted to be a footballer
but no chances now.However inshaALL-LLAH I'm going
to study sport sciences,and if I don't become a
footballer I want to be a manager of anyone.
I would like my son to be a footballer ,I'll support him
always.ALL-LLAH is our Creator and Dominant.
I ask him to give me the job I want.
InshaALL-LLAH you'll have the job you want.
Esselamu alejkum
Loyal Servant
~ AllahuAkbar
JazakAllah Khayr Brothers and sisters for ur duas.
Salaam.
Salaam.
Asalamu 'Alaykuum,
Inshallah I'll be starting my Bachelor's Degree in Visual Communication (Graphic's Design, Illustration, photographer, art director, animator etc) in March of 2010 inshallah. I just finished High School so yeah, inshallah it should be good, I mainly want to become a Graphic Designer, Alhamdulillah I've already got jobs lined up, I recently completed a couple of jobs for my masjid, another two jobs for this brother, and I now have to design a new logo and BC for my brother in-law inshallah, he wants me to build him a design interface for his website but declined due to lack of experience in building sites, so I have to study that in Uni inshallah. All this without even entering my course yet and not even advertising that I'm a GD yet, so Alhamdulillah it should be good! Make du'a for me please!
Wasalam 'Alaykuum.
Inshallah I'll be starting my Bachelor's Degree in Visual Communication (Graphic's Design, Illustration, photographer, art director, animator etc) in March of 2010 inshallah. I just finished High School so yeah, inshallah it should be good, I mainly want to become a Graphic Designer, Alhamdulillah I've already got jobs lined up, I recently completed a couple of jobs for my masjid, another two jobs for this brother, and I now have to design a new logo and BC for my brother in-law inshallah, he wants me to build him a design interface for his website but declined due to lack of experience in building sites, so I have to study that in Uni inshallah. All this without even entering my course yet and not even advertising that I'm a GD yet, so Alhamdulillah it should be good! Make du'a for me please!
Wasalam 'Alaykuum.
kayleigh
Junior Member
I voted other because I'm not sure, but I know I won't be a doctor or engineer or anything like that.
I would like to continue to work after marriage though, depending on the situation (if I liked my job, if money was needed, etc.). I believe women are capable of any job, and should work outside the home. I also disagree with the general idea that women should only be things like doctors, nurses, etc., or that certain jobs are suited best for women. I think women are needed in every field, and their presence benefits society. The only jobs I can think of that many (but not all) women would be unsuited for would be jobs like firefighters, miners, construction workers, etc.
Like ShyHijabi said, early Islamic history is filled with examples of women who worked outside the home. Women have been working and taking care of their families for a very long time - its a juggling act but it is possible to do without neglecting your family and without your kids turning out to be serial killers or something.
anyway, if you believe women have no business working after marriage then that is fine since its your opinion, but its really not okay if you look down on women who do choose to work after marriage. It certainly doesn't make them a bad wife or mother.
I would like to continue to work after marriage though, depending on the situation (if I liked my job, if money was needed, etc.). I believe women are capable of any job, and should work outside the home. I also disagree with the general idea that women should only be things like doctors, nurses, etc., or that certain jobs are suited best for women. I think women are needed in every field, and their presence benefits society. The only jobs I can think of that many (but not all) women would be unsuited for would be jobs like firefighters, miners, construction workers, etc.
Like ShyHijabi said, early Islamic history is filled with examples of women who worked outside the home. Women have been working and taking care of their families for a very long time - its a juggling act but it is possible to do without neglecting your family and without your kids turning out to be serial killers or something.
anyway, if you believe women have no business working after marriage then that is fine since its your opinion, but its really not okay if you look down on women who do choose to work after marriage. It certainly doesn't make them a bad wife or mother.