Tourism after marriage and travel to the lands of disbelievers
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Question:
He says: It has become widespread recently for many married couples to go on a tour immediately after their wedding, whether within the country or abroad. This is often combined with performing the 'Umrah, and people have become accustomed to it. What is the ruling on this? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
Performing the 'Umrah is good, if only they would not go anywhere except for the 'Umrah, with sound intentions. As for going to other tourist countries and the lands of disbelievers, this is a great danger, and this is a journey that is not permissible. This is a journey that is not permissible. It is not permissible to travel to the lands of disbelievers except for limited purposes, such as medical treatment, or learning a science that is not available to us and that benefits the Muslims, or traveling for trade, or this journey for calling people to Allah. These journeys are permissible, and some of them are prescribed for the lands of disbelief. As for traveling for leisure, this is forbidden because it is a danger to the religion, to the creed, and to morals. Yes.
He says: It has become widespread recently for many married couples to go on a tour immediately after their wedding, whether within the country or abroad. This is often combined with performing the 'Umrah, and people have become accustomed to it. What is the ruling on this? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
Performing the 'Umrah is good, if only they would not go anywhere except for the 'Umrah, with sound intentions. As for going to other tourist countries and the lands of disbelievers, this is a great danger, and this is a journey that is not permissible. This is a journey that is not permissible. It is not permissible to travel to the lands of disbelievers except for limited purposes, such as medical treatment, or learning a science that is not available to us and that benefits the Muslims, or traveling for trade, or this journey for calling people to Allah. These journeys are permissible, and some of them are prescribed for the lands of disbelief. As for traveling for leisure, this is forbidden because it is a danger to the religion, to the creed, and to morals. Yes.
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