La fatwa integrale di Youssef Qaradawi sull'obbligo del velo islamico (ai buonisti che parlano di libertà individuale)



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La fatwa integrale di Youssef Qaradawi sull'obbligo del velo islamico (ai buonisti che parlano di libertà individuale) - 1

Cari amici, vi propongo il testo integrale, tratto dal sito www.islam-online.net, della fatwa, responso giuridico islamico, emessa da Youssef Qaradawi. Questi è il leader spirituale e giuridico dei Fratelli Musulmani in Europa, presiede il “Consiglio europeo della fatwa e delle ricerche” e dell’ “Unione internazionale degli ulema” con sede a Dublino, dirige il “Consiglio scientifico” dell’ “Istituto europeo di scienze umane” della Fioe (Federazione delle organizzazioni islamiche in Europa) con sede a Markfield (Leicestershire, Gran Bretagna), che è la cornice unitaria delle varie sigle che in Europa aderiscono ai Fratelli Musulmani. A Qaradawi fa riferimento Ali Abu Shwaima, l’auto-proclamato imam della moschea di Segrate a Milano, in quanto responsabile della Da’wa, ovvero della propaganda islamica, della Fioe. Abu Shwaima ha scatenato in Italia la questione del velo dopo aver accusato l’onorevole Daniela Santanchè di essere una “infedele” e condannato come “non musulmane” le donne che non portano il velo. Il testo della fatwa è in inglese e ve lo riporto nella sua versione originale.


Responding to the question, the eminent Muslim scholar Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qaradawi,, states the following:

"It is obligatory on Muslim women to wear hijab (i.e., cover the whole body except the face and hands, and the feet according to some schools of jurisprudence).

It is unanimously agreed upon among Muslim scholars that it is not lawful for a Muslim woman to uncover any part of her body other than the face and hands (and the feet according to some schools of jurisprudence). Hence, it is unlawful for a woman to reveal her hair, or arms, or chest or legs before non-mahram men. Wearing clothes that reveal such parts of a woman’s body is completely forbidden.

A Muslim husband is to order his wife to wear hijab. Allah Almighty says: “O ye who believe! Ward off from yourselves and your families a Fire whereof the fuel is men and stones, over which are set angels strong, severe, who resist not Allah in that which He commandeth them, but do that which they are commanded.” (At-Tahrim: 6)

Allah Almighty also says: “And enjoin upon thy people worship, and be constant therein. We ask not of thee a provision: We provide for thee. And the sequel is for righteousness.” (Taha: 132)

Muslim wives are to obey their husbands and wear hijab. If a woman disobeys her husband in that respect, he should take a serious decision on the matter if they are still in the beginning of their marriage.
When a Muslim man proposes to a woman that does not wear hijab, he should stipulate that she wear it as soon as they marry. [For example,] he can say to her, “I am a committed Muslim person. I fear Almighty Allah. I do not want to disobey Him Most High. All I want is to please Him; hence, I do not accept that my wife be mutabarrajah or displaying her charms in public without committing herself to proper Islamic dress.” By clarifying his attitude in that respect from the beginning, his fiancée would be obliged to wear hijab as soon as they marry.

It is to be noted that a Muslim woman is principally obliged to wear hijab, for Allah Almighty has ordained her to do so. Her husband’s ordering her to wear it is a kind of emphasizing that obligation.

A man might marry a woman who is not used to wearing hijab before marriage, without discussing with her the importance of wearing it, because he has not been a firm follower of the teachings of Islam. Then, when Allah Almighty guides him to the right path, he wants his wife to repent with him and wear hijab. If the wife hesitates in that regard, he is to try gently again and again until he can convince her so that she becomes guided to the right path, too. However, if the wife does not obey him and he has lost all hope of convincing her of wearing hijab, he should, rather, divorce her if they are still in the beginning of their marital life (and have not begot children yet). Life would not be stable between a husband who is firm in faith and a wife who does not obey him and does not care about obeying Almighty Allah.

Also, a husband might return to the right path after he has lived with a wife who doesn’t commit herself to the proper dress code for women for years and begot children from her. If he then wants her to wear hijab, he is to try to convince her gently on the matter; but if she insists on not wearing hijab, he is not to divorce her so that their family does not disintegrate. Rather, he is to be patient and try again and again to advise her."

Cari amici, ho ritenuto opportuno offrirvi questo documento in modo tale che si comprenda appieno la realtà del velo per coloro che sono direttamente interessati al velo. Mi auguro che questa realtà venga recepita anche ai tanti buonisti nostrani che continuano a collocare la questione del velo nell’alveo degli indiscutibili diritti individuali. Si continua a sbagliare proiettando automaticamente e acriticamente ad altri contesti dei parametri che sono propri dell’Occidente, mentre non si vuol guardare in faccia la realtà di una logica coranica che stride con quella cartesiana, con un contesto oscurantista che nega quello illuminista.
Ma non è finita. Alla prossima puntata vi riproporrò integralmente la fatwa con cui lo stesso Qaradawi autorizza solo alle aspiranti kamikaze islamiche di togliersi il velo. Cordiali saluti e i miei migliori auguri di verità, vita, libertà e pace.
Magdi Allam