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:wasalam:

 

I cannot find an answer to your question on any of the Q/A sites or anywhere else. Perhaps its best to ask a scholar because I would just be giving you my own opinion based on a couple of things I've read or heard in speeches.

 

I want to know your opinion.

Also, the opinion of other sisters... Come on sisters! Don't be soooo lazy :)
 
My question is, is it in conflict with the natural haya within us( i.e. sisters) to use our real name? OR do you avoid using your real for security purposes? 

 
If a sister uses her real name, does it mean she has less haya?
 
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hmmm security purposes...that would go for even the males

 

I once read (or heard in a speech) that The Qur'an does not mention the names of any woman except Maryam AS, the mother of 'Eesa AS. The names of other women are alluded to and we learn the names from the hadith.....sooo if we can get an answer to this from an authentic source then we'll have our answer

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hmmm security purposes...that would go for even the males

 

I once read (or heard in a speech) that The Qur'an does not mention the names of any woman except Maryam AS, the mother of 'Eesa AS. The names of other women are alluded to and we learn the names from the hadith.....sooo if we can get an answer to this from an authentic source then we'll have our answer

 

 

Okay.

 

But aapi you still haven't told me what you as a sister feel. What are your personal feelings?

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I think Haya wants us to mention if it would against haya (modesty) to use one's real name

 

I think it would be.

I felt the same. Haya is a feeling when you get it you know what it is. I got the feelings and I was trying to escape the feelings as I was guilty of using my name several times. I wanted to know what others feel... Many do, while there still some who don't feel the same.

 

Anyway here's a beautiful reply by Aalimah Zakiyya:

 

 

Wa alaykum assalam wr wb

 

I deeply apologise for the delay in answer.

While it is not a sin. It is just a matter of what is more preferable.

It is preferable that you use a pseudoname or nickname or ur kuniyah. This was the practice of the sahaaybiyyat.

Also whenever women were mentioned in the Qur'an, they were never mentioned by name. Besides maryam AS. She was only mentioned by name because the people of thebtime never took their wives names so in order to dispel the incorrect belief that Maryam AS was Allah Ta'ala's wife (al'iyazhu billah) her name was taken.

 

And Allaah Ta'ala knows best

 

Aalimah Zakiyya Pandor

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