Is it permissible for her mother to travel to her without a mahram if she needs her and there is no one to accompany her mother on the journey?

Question:
I am one of the sisters residing in the Kingdom, and I have children and need my mother, who naturally resides outside the Kingdom. However, when I need her, she finds no one to accompany her until she reaches me. Is it permissible for her to travel without a mahram so that she can help me with the matter in which I need her? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
It is not permissible for a woman to travel without a mahram. The saying of the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) "two days" means for the mount, except if she has with her a mahram. The distance of two days for the mount corresponds to approximately eighty kilometers. Therefore, it is not permissible for a woman to travel this distance or more unless she has with her a mahram from her relatives to whom she is forbidden in marriage, or from her in-laws to whom she is forbidden in marriage. The important thing is that she has with her someone to whom she is forbidden in marriage by lineage or by a permissible cause such as breastfeeding. And this mahram must be an adult, not a child. What the questioner mentioned regarding her need for her mother's arrival, there must be someone to accompany her mother. May Allah reward you with good.