Examining Ibn Junaid's View about the Scope of hijab and Muslim Women's Shar'i Covering

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Professor Department of Social Sciences, Baqir al-Olum University, Qom, Iran

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Ibn Junaid Eskafi is one of the great Shiite scholars of the 4th century, whose books have not reached us, but some of his views have been quoted in jurisprudence books. Allameh Helii brought up a sentence of his about the clothing of men and women and he himself added an explanation to it, which has been misunderstood; To the extent that some non-experts have stated that Ibn Junayd considers the extent of obligatory covering for men and women to be equal in front of others! In this article, by an analytical method and by referring to the quoted sayings of Ibn Junayd, it becomes clear that such an understanding of Ibn Junayd's words was due to unfamiliarity with specialized jurisprudential texts, and Ibn Junayd did not believe in such a view not only regarding the women's veils in front of non-incest, but even in the "Prayer Veil"; Rather, the only difference between his opinion and others regarding women's veil is that he does not consider it obligatory to cover women's head during prayer, with the condition that non- incest does not see during prayer. Also, by carefully examining the above-mentioned quotes from him by Allameh Helii and others, it becomes clear that Ibn Junaid's sentence, which has been misunderstood, was only referring to the meaning of the word ``Awrat'', and if there is any ruling from it, it is the general ruling of veiling, which is also Both men and women are obliged to observe it in front of everyone (that is, even in front of their own sex and in front of incest); And his fatwa in this context is the same as the fatwa of the general Shia jurists.

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Biannual Journal of Family Law And Jurisprudence
Volume 29, Issue 80
April 2024
Pages 55-73

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