The ruling on a divorced woman leaving her residence during the waiting period
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Question:
She says that she is living in an apartment building with her family, and that it is opposite her family’s apartment building. She asks: Is it permissible for me to go out to my family while I am in the waiting period, knowing that the two buildings are enclosed by a single wall and have a single entrance, and that all the residents are mahram (relatives one may not marry) to her?
Answer:
What is the name given to the people of the sky with this description? And if the buildings or dwellings are surrounded by a single wall and everyone in them is mahram to her, then they are in the position of a single house. However, as long as she remains in her residence, it is, pardon me, better for her.
She says that she is living in an apartment building with her family, and that it is opposite her family’s apartment building. She asks: Is it permissible for me to go out to my family while I am in the waiting period, knowing that the two buildings are enclosed by a single wall and have a single entrance, and that all the residents are mahram (relatives one may not marry) to her?
Answer:
What is the name given to the people of the sky with this description? And if the buildings or dwellings are surrounded by a single wall and everyone in them is mahram to her, then they are in the position of a single house. However, as long as she remains in her residence, it is, pardon me, better for her.
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