The Divorcee Divorced with a Final Divorce and the Shared Courtyard of the House
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The questioner:
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, this is a woman who says: I am a woman whom my husband has divorced with a final divorce, and he left me with my children on the upper floor, while he remained on the ground floor, and the courtyard of the house is not separated. Her question is: Is it required?
The Shaykh:
And where.
The questioner:
And the courtyard of the house is not separated between the two floors. Is it required to install a partition to separate the courtyard and open an external door so that my children can go to their father, or is it not required since I have become a stranger to him?
The Shaykh:
Yes, you are a stranger to him, but you should observe hijab. There is no harm in your passing by him, or in your speaking to him. There is no harm if you observe hijab; there is no harm.
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, this is a woman who says: I am a woman whom my husband has divorced with a final divorce, and he left me with my children on the upper floor, while he remained on the ground floor, and the courtyard of the house is not separated. Her question is: Is it required?
The Shaykh:
And where.
The questioner:
And the courtyard of the house is not separated between the two floors. Is it required to install a partition to separate the courtyard and open an external door so that my children can go to their father, or is it not required since I have become a stranger to him?
The Shaykh:
Yes, you are a stranger to him, but you should observe hijab. There is no harm in your passing by him, or in your speaking to him. There is no harm if you observe hijab; there is no harm.
Source
المنتقى من أخبار سيد المرسلين 25-05-1434هـ — alfawzan.live (57:35)
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