In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Topic: Seven Sinful Women According to Islam
Dear brothers and sisters,
Today, we will reflect on seven types of women whose actions and lifestyles are considered sinful in the light of Islam. This description is meant to warn us and guide us towards self-purification and the path of righteousness, In Sha Allah.
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1. The Woman Who Abandons Salah (Prayer)
Salah is one of the pillars of Islam. A woman who intentionally abandons the five daily prayers is openly disobeying Allah’s command and is at risk of severe punishment in the Hereafter.
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2. The Immodest Woman (Without Hijab)
Hijab is a protection and honor for women. A woman who does not observe proper hijab, dresses immodestly, and exposes her beauty to non-mahram men is considered sinful and a source of fitnah in society.
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3. The Disobedient Wife
Obedience to the husband (in lawful matters) is a form of worship for a wife. A woman who disrespects her husband, argues without reason, and refuses his lawful rights brings upon herself Allah’s displeasure.
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4. The Gossiping and Backbiting Woman
Backbiting is speaking about someone behind their back in a way they would dislike. A woman who regularly engages in gossip and slander is a major sinner in the eyes of Allah.
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5. The Woman Who Beautifies Herself for Public
Beautification is permissible for one’s husband, not for strange men. A woman who decorates herself and goes out in public to attract male attention is sinful and is contributing to moral corruption.
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6. The One Involved in Sorcery or Shirk
A woman who practices black magic, uses amulets, or engages in acts of shirk (associating partners with Allah) is violating the most serious boundaries of Islam. Shirk is a sin that Allah does not forgive unless one repents.
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7. The Woman Who Consumes or Approves of Haram Income
A woman who consumes haram income or encourages it in her household—whether earned through dishonest business, bribery, or interest—is sinful and brings destruction to her family.
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