The ruling on a woman in the waiting period after her husband's death moving to another house
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Question:
He says: My father, may Allah have mercy on him, passed away ten days ago. My mother is still in the house that my father had rented. My mother's brothers are in schools far from where we are, and I would like to move her to the city where I work. Is this permissible?
Answer:
It is permissible in case of dire necessity. If there is a dire necessity, it is permissible to move your mother to a house where the necessity is removed. However, if she can remain in the house, it is obligatory for her to do so, because this is one of the rulings of the waiting period, specifically the waiting period after death, which requires her to stay in the house if she is able. If she is unable or if it is difficult for her, then it is permissible for her to move to another house. Yes.
He says: My father, may Allah have mercy on him, passed away ten days ago. My mother is still in the house that my father had rented. My mother's brothers are in schools far from where we are, and I would like to move her to the city where I work. Is this permissible?
Answer:
It is permissible in case of dire necessity. If there is a dire necessity, it is permissible to move your mother to a house where the necessity is removed. However, if she can remain in the house, it is obligatory for her to do so, because this is one of the rulings of the waiting period, specifically the waiting period after death, which requires her to stay in the house if she is able. If she is unable or if it is difficult for her, then it is permissible for her to move to another house. Yes.
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