Sexualisation 'harms' young girls

**Neyzen** · 20-02-2007, 07:44 AM

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/6376421.stm

Alhamdulillah for Islam, Allah subhanahu wa taala always leads us to the truth, however some "Moron"s claim that Islam can not practised in our age.

I guess this news supports Islam

Another thing, normally Islam encourages people to be educated not in mixtured classes, some moron were talking nonsense a few years ago. Now Americans have been trying to separate mixtured gender classes, as girls and boys affect each other negatively.

Allahu Akbar, We can see the wisdom of Islam in every step of our Life alhamdulillah. May Allah subhanahu wataala keep us on the right path always. Amin Amin

**AbdulQahhar** · 20-02-2007, 12:06 PM

Originally Posted by Neyzen

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/6376421.stm

Alhamdulillah for Islam, Allah subhanahu wa taala always leads us to the truth, however some "Moron"s claim that Islam can not practised in our age.

I guess this news supports Islam

Another thing, normally Islam encourages people to be educated not in mixtured classes, some moron were talking nonsense a few years ago. Now Americans have been trying to separate mixtured gender classes, as girls and boys affect each other negatively.

Allahu Akbar, We can see the wisdom of Islam in every step of our Life alhamdulillah. May Allah subhanahu wataala keep us on the right path always. Amin Amin

Ugly ugly ugly west and their "satanic values". Maybe they will never learn.
And then the society ask themselves why their daughters end up as prostitutes and victims of rape, etc.

**sahih-baba** · 20-02-2007, 12:10 PM

salam
yes, you are right, but who is going to listen to this? only islam can save them now.
but how can we reach out to them?

**AbdulQahhar** · 20-02-2007, 01:13 PM

Originally Posted by sahih-baba

salam
yes, you are right, but who is going to listen to this? only islam can save them now.
but how can we reach out to them?

There isn't much one can do really. I guess the best start is to raise our children as Islam requires, insha'Allah, so no teen magazines, no music, no idols on the walls in the kids' bedrooms, etc.

The moment one lets go - that might be the start of something evil. So we have to be strict, but loving at the same time.
Our kids should understand that parents don't let them do some things (like to read the rubbish magazines, or to watch movies which contents violates the Shari'ah, etc.) for their own good.