Woman made ‘moharar’ at Dir police station

[SQ8]

So you still think that aqidah (in the context mentioned above) had nothing to do with Islam?
I suppose Sufi's then don't have anything to do with Islam then? Neither do Shafi, Hanafi, Maliki, Hambali or Jafri schools of thought as these words are not in Quran, right?

I'm just playing Devil's advocate...

No, you’re playing tangential squirrel trying to reflect the same idea you are trying to dismiss.

the original context of the posts were words related to the Quran,you suggested aqeedah which is NOT a Word exclusive to Islamic context and as YOU mentioned nothing to do with the Quran just as Hijab, Burqa or Niqab have nothing to do with it. So lets stick to the Quran rather than trying to grasp at strawman tangents just so that established dogma is saved.
The Quran is not hanafi, hanbli or tehreek e insaf. It is the core text of Islam from which everything is “derived” and all derivatives cannot conflict with its commandments. Sufism or tasawwuf(not Abida Parveen shaking her head) is stated to be directly related to the method that Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique followed in his practices. It can also be related to the practices of Hazrat Umar Farooq or Hazrat Ali.. this has been diluted and amalgamated and is another topic entirely but the point remains that none of what you are trying to brandish in a all or nothing tangent has anything to do with the Quran.
Let me ask you a similar ridiculous question.
Tomorrow if you find people living in a remote island disconnected from the world, and all you did was drop down a Quran with translation into their language.. and by chance one of them read it and came into Islam but never was able to leave the Island.. would they not have “Aqeedah” or believe in “Tawhid” or practice their idea of Satar?
Would they not be a muslim?

 

[Dash]

A moharar is a notaray in India. Is it the same in Pakistan?

 

[TMA]

No, you’re playing tangential squirrel trying to reflect the same idea you are trying to dismiss.

the original context of the posts were words related to the Quran,you suggested aqeedah which is NOT a Word exclusive to Islamic context and as YOU mentioned nothing to do with the Quran just as Hijab, Burqa or Niqab have nothing to do with it. So lets stick to the Quran rather than trying to grasp at strawman tangents just so that established dogma is saved.
The Quran is not hanafi, hanbli or tehreek e insaf. It is the core text of Islam from which everything is “derived” and all derivatives cannot conflict with its commandments. Sufism or tasawwuf(not Abida Parveen shaking her head) is stated to be directly related to the method that Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique followed in his practices. It can also be related to the practices of Hazrat Umar Farooq or Hazrat Ali.. this has been diluted and amalgamated and is another topic entirely but the point remains that none of what you are trying to brandish in a all or nothing tangent has anything to do with the Quran.
Let me ask you a similar ridiculous question.
Tomorrow if you find people living in a remote island disconnected from the world, and all you did was drop down a Quran with translation into their language.. and by chance one of them read it and came into Islam but never was able to leave the Island.. would they not have “Aqeedah” or believe in “Tawhid” or practice their idea of Satar?
Would they not be a muslim?

So correct me if I am wrong, but is your implied argument that because a word is not mentioned in the Quran or Ahadith, therefore it cannot be Islamic?

And yes those people on that island would be Muslims EVEN if they never read the Quran even in their language.

If your implied argument is that we should only stick to terms from the Quran and Ahadith and anything outside from them cannot be Islamic, well I disagree.

Burka/Niqaab is an Islamic concept, not exclusive to Islam I might add, and not obligatory I might also add, but Islamic.
Dialectical (Islamic) theology is an Islamic science, not obligatory to study nor to understand to be a Muslim but then again to be a Muslim is very easy....
And I would not consider Aquidah as dogma..at least the fundamentals of Islamic Aquidah...they are fully grounded in the Quran and Ahadith...

 

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The Rawalpindi police have appointed women naib-moharrars at seven police stations in line with the recent initiatives undertaken by the Punjab police to give women officers an increased role in direct operational policing.

Former Punjab police inspector general Kaleem Imam — who was appointed as the inspector general of Sindh police late last week — had recently directed heads of police in all 36 districts of the province to appoint women inspectors and sub-inspector as SHOs and women assistant sub-inspectors and head constables as moharrars at police stations. On Wednesday, the Rawalpindi police announced that women officials had been appointed as naib-moharrars at seven police stations in the district, as per directives of the inspector general.

The head constable (HC) had been appointed as naib-moharrar at the Gujjar Khan police station, HC Muniba Begum at RA Bazaar police station, HC Tayyaba Noor at New Town police station, HC Anam Naseeb at the Waris Khan police station, Kishwar Naz at the Ratta Amral police station, Mehwashunisa at the Sadiqabad police station and Humaira Nawaz has been made the naib-moharrar of the Chauntra police station.

The seven women appointed as naib-moharrars will assist their head moharrrs, all of whom are men.

“They would perform all the duties and tasks in the moharrar office,” a police spokesperson said. Police said initially women naib-moharrars had been appointed at the seven precincts, and more women could be assigned key roles in other police stations in the future.