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Oct 23, 2006 · Lowering the gaze (ghadd al-basr) means restraining the gaze and not allowing it to wander or dwell upon anything. Ibn Faaris said in Mu’jam Maqaayees al-Lughah (4/307): Ghayn and daad indicate restraining, as in the phrase ghadd al-basr (lowering the gaze)…. End quote.
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Nov 23, 2023 · In the Quran, Allah instructs believers to lower their gaze, emphasizing the significance of this virtue. It is a means of purifying our hearts and minds, cultivating self-restraint, and upholding the principles of modesty, dignity, and respect.
The term “lowering the gaze” has been derived hermeneutically from the Qur’an and Sunnah and refers to an aspect of the etiquette that Islam promotes between the unrelated men and women. It is interpreted by many Islamic scholars to mean total abstinence from looking at the opposite sex.
Jun 13, 2024 · The Sacred Law commands lowering the gaze for significant wisdom and numerous great benefits, including realizing the meaning of servitude and obedience, gratitude for blessings, especially sight, purifying the soul and heart, preserving one’s modesty and honor, freeing the heart from sorrow and the captivity of desires, illuminating it with ...
Dec 27, 2017 · Lowering the gaze means avoiding to look at people's ‘Awrah (body parts that must be covered as per the Shariah) and all that may lead to Fitnah (temptation). Al-Qurtubi said, “It is obligatory to lower the gaze from looking at all that one is prohibited from looking at, and at whatever is feared to lead to Fitnah.” [Tafseer Al-Qurtubi ...
Lowering one’s gaze is one of the most important things that a Muslim should do to protect himself from the punishment of Allah. Every sincere Muslim should spare no pains in this regard and should take practical steps to guard his gaze and overcome his weakness.
Jun 7, 2021 · Lowering the Gaze: A Sunna of the Prophet. It is a Sunna of the Prophet (may Allah bless him and give him peace) to lower one’s gaze. The companions (Allah be pleased with them) describe the Prophet saying, “His gaze was to the ground longer than it was to the sky.” [Tirmidhi]
