Islamic Perspectives on Looking at Muslim and Non-Muslim Women

The chapter delves into the Islamic rulings on Muslim men looking at Muslim women based on their aurah, desire, and modesty. It explores historical insights on how Islamic scholars viewed interactions with non-Muslim women, ranging from commercial scenarios to societal norms. The discussion covers various scholars' interpretations on women's attire, free-mixing, music, and the responsibility men bear in lowering their gaze in accordance with Islamic teachings.