The ruling on moving a widow from her husband's house due to the absence of mahrams
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The questioner:
The questioner says: My daughter's husband has passed away, and his house is in a city other than the one where I live. I want to move my daughter to my house because there is no one there who is a mahram to her; in fact, the only people in the house are her father-in-law.
The Shaykh:
Or is there no one in the house?
The questioner:
Only her father-in-law and her brothers-in-law.
The Shaykh:
Her father-in-law is a mahram to her, so she should remain in the house with a mahram, who is her father-in-law. As for her brothers-in-law, if they are adults, she must observe hijab from them. Therefore, she has no excuse to leave this house.
The questioner says: My daughter's husband has passed away, and his house is in a city other than the one where I live. I want to move my daughter to my house because there is no one there who is a mahram to her; in fact, the only people in the house are her father-in-law.
The Shaykh:
Or is there no one in the house?
The questioner:
Only her father-in-law and her brothers-in-law.
The Shaykh:
Her father-in-law is a mahram to her, so she should remain in the house with a mahram, who is her father-in-law. As for her brothers-in-law, if they are adults, she must observe hijab from them. Therefore, she has no excuse to leave this house.
Source
نقل مكان حداد الزوجة من بيت زوجها لسبب — alfawzan.live
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