The ruling on haircuts without qaza' and without the intention of imitating others
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Question:
The questioner also asks: Is adopting certain haircuts, without qaza' and without intention, a forbidden form of imitation?
Answer:
Yes, one must not mess with hair. A woman’s hair or a man’s head hair must not be messed with. It is permissible for a man to shave his entire head or leave it all as is. However, shaving part of it and leaving part is the qaza' that has been prohibited, and it involves imitating the Christians. The same applies to the woman; her beauty lies in her hair, so she must not mess with it by cutting it or by other fashions brought to us from disbelieving women or from indifferent societies. Yes.
The questioner also asks: Is adopting certain haircuts, without qaza' and without intention, a forbidden form of imitation?
Answer:
Yes, one must not mess with hair. A woman’s hair or a man’s head hair must not be messed with. It is permissible for a man to shave his entire head or leave it all as is. However, shaving part of it and leaving part is the qaza' that has been prohibited, and it involves imitating the Christians. The same applies to the woman; her beauty lies in her hair, so she must not mess with it by cutting it or by other fashions brought to us from disbelieving women or from indifferent societies. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 7320- حكم قصات الشعر بدون قزع وبدون نية التشبه - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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