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And it is an interaction between two non-mahroms, which results in a marriage. So pay attention, young men, huh?

This is the halal mechanism of interaction that if you do it properly in Shahlawta'ala, you show what it means to be a young man.

So what is the story I'm talking about? It is Surat Al-Kasas that Allah SWT mentions that when Musa fled from Pharaoh,

he wandered into the valley of Median. He came to the valley of Median.

He found the well of Median, he didn't have any money, he didn't have any food, he needed water.

So he went to the well and he found a whole bunch of people surrounding the well.

Like crowds, hustle and bustle. And he found two young ladies that were being repelled away from the crowd.

They weren't in the middle of the crowd, they were at a distance underneath the well.

So they're a distance away from the well, they're trying to get in but something is repelling them.

Notice he is examining the situation. There's nothing wrong with looking around you seeing male and female

what's going on, this is the sharia, it doesn't say you walk literally blind to your feet, you see what's going on.

And he sees two young ladies with their flock and something is repelling them or they're not in the thick of the crowd.

So he walks up to them, he says, what is the matter with you?

Now here we see as well that a non-mahraman is approaching a non-mahram lady.

And engaging in conversation, but the conversation towards not, can I get your number?

Not, what's your name? Not, let me tell you about myself.

He sees a bizarre situation and he says minimal conversation.

What is going on? Why are you here? Mahat Bukhuma.

Now, why did he walk up to them?

Some scholars say that it was strange to see women in basically a man's arena.

And this is definitely a very likely possibility.

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