Establishing the milk kinship and the prohibition of marriage that results from it

The questioner:
We have a call from Nasser from Rania. Please go ahead. Peace be upon you. And upon you be peace, and Allah’s mercy and blessings. I hear the Shaykh with me. Shaykh Salih hears you, please go ahead. Shaykh, I have a disease, psoriasis. A disease. Psoriasis. I go out into the sun for prayer, and the sun is hot here, so I don’t go except sometimes by car. Does that mean sometimes I pray at home? I want the Shaykh to inform me whether this is permissible or not. That you pray at home. Okay, is there another question? The second question: My mother has a brother. She is breastfeeding one of his children, and my aunt, whose husband is my uncle, has two brothers. Is it permissible for all of us to see them all, or only those who are related through breastfeeding? Clarify, please, go ahead, Shaykh, the second question. About breastfeeding.

The Shaykh:
The first question.

The questioner:
Let us start with the breastfeeding, Shaykh, before our brother leaves.

The Shaykh:
Regarding breastfeeding, one goes to the judge to verify the breastfeeding, its threshold (nisab), and its count, and to verify its rulings. Then the judge is the one who issues the ruling on this, because this entails a prohibition of marriage and entails looking at women, so it requires certainty.