Sermon in North Carolina: “Don't say no to your husband unless you have a valid excuse.”
Imam Mansour Muhammad maintains that women must ask permission to leave the house and cannot refuse intimacy.
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In a Friday sermon delivered at Greenville (North Carolina), the imam Mansour Muhammad outlined the characteristics of the so-called “Woman of Paradise”. Throughout his sermon, he insisted that Women must always ask their husband's permission before leaving the house or allowing anyone to enter, including their own parents.. He also noted that, in accordance with the would be, is forbidden (prohibited) that a woman spend money without her husband's consent.
Muhammad also emphasised that women They cannot be denied conjugal intimacy., stating verbatim: “Remember, worship Allah and please your husband.”. To reinforce his point, he cited as an example the black-eyed virgins of Paradise, described in Islamic tradition as figures ever devoted and available to their husbands. He concluded that if women follow this model and obey their husbands, They will receive the same reward in Paradise as men..
This sermon was to broadcast live on the Islamic Center of East North Carolina (ENC) YouTube channel, where it was published for the entire community. Before his arrival in the United States, Imam Mansour Muhammad had served as Imam, teacher and preacher at the Ministry of Religious Endowments of Egypt, developing a role of spiritual guidance and teaching in various mosques across the country.
Mansour Mahmoud Saad
Imam Mansour Mahmoud Saad is originally from Egypt. He grew up there and memorised the Qur'an in his early years. At the age of five he joined the Al-Azhar Institute, renowned for its prestige in Islamic studies. In 2005, after graduating in Daʿwah (preaching) from Al-Azhar University, he was appointed imam, teacher and preacher at the Egyptian Ministry of Religious Endowments, where he led various communities and mosques for a decade. He has also taught courses in Islamic theology and the jurisprudence of the four schools.
He took intensive English courses for religious purposes at the American University in Cairo to narrow the cultural gap with the West. In 2014, he was invited to the United States as part of an interfaith dialogue programme, where he met with leaders of different religions and delivered lectures in mosques, churches, synagogues, schools and universities.
Since September 2021, Mansour Mahmoud has been living in the United States as an imam. Islamic Centre of Little Rock (Arkansas). Subsequently, he assumed the role of imam of the Islamic Association–Eastern North Carolina (IAENC), located in Greenville, North Carolina. He is married and has four children (two girls and two boys). The centre offers Friday sermons (sermonsprayer times and Islamic resources. It also organises community activities such as Sunday school, the Muslim youth group and other social and educational programmes. Moreover, it is noted for its strong commitment to community cohesion and service, with committees and fundraising and social support initiatives.
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