Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad Khalifatul Masih V(aba)
The Religious Commandment of Purda
The Commandment of Ghadd-e-Basar (Lowering the Gaze) for Both Men and Women
Men Must Keep Their Gazes Pure
Meaning of Furuj and Its Safeguarding
Why Is Purda of the Face Necessary?
Haya (Modesty) Is a Part of Faith
A Woman’s Honour Is in Covering Her Beauty
Lesser Degree of Purda Around Mahram Relatives
Conditional Permission Required by Those Entering Homes
Gatherings of Women and Men Should Be Separate
Handshaking Between Men and Women
Dance: Immodesty and Obscenity
The Bride and Female Participants at a Wedding Should Also Observe Purda
Objections on Islamic Purda and Their Refutations
Honourable People Have a Dignified Attire
Efforts to Restrict the Islamic Traditions
Answer to an Objection Raised About Separate Seating Arrangements for Men and Women
A Prudent Response to the Allegation Raised Against Men and Women Offering Salat in Segregation
Criticism About Purda in the Name of Women’s Rights
Purda by Force Is Not Permissible
The Custom of Burqa in Arabs and Turks
An Ahmadi Woman’s Apparel in a Western Society
Be Mindful of Observing Purda at Jalsa Salana (Annual Convention)
Role of Social Media in Immodesty
Responsibilities of an Ahmadi Woman
Ahmadi Mothers Should Inculcate Awareness of Purda in Their Daughters
Limits of Freedom and Standard of Purda of an Ahmadi Girl
Women Should Act with Courage Rather Than Have an Inferiority Complex
Advice to Pray for Continuous Guidance
Newly Converted Ahmadi Women as Role Models
Maintain the Standard of Purda in Educational Institutions
Purda Is Not a Barrier in Employment
Purda: A Practical Model for Tabligh
Mothers of Waqfaat-e-Nau Should Be Role Models
Guidance on Purda for Missionaries and Their Wives
Guidance for Lajna Office Bearers