The ruling on changing the color of white hair resulting from burns
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Question:
May Allah reward you. A woman in her twenties says: The questioner, who is twenty years old, suffered burns on the front of her head, in an area about the size of a finger, and the hair growing from that part of her head has turned white. Is it permissible for her to change its color with siwak?
Answer:
She should change it to a color other than black, because the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) forbade dyeing gray hair black. This is white like gray hair, or it is premature gray hair, or it has changed due to the injury. So she should change it to a color other than black, such as red, yellow, or a non-pure black. Yes.
May Allah reward you. A woman in her twenties says: The questioner, who is twenty years old, suffered burns on the front of her head, in an area about the size of a finger, and the hair growing from that part of her head has turned white. Is it permissible for her to change its color with siwak?
Answer:
She should change it to a color other than black, because the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) forbade dyeing gray hair black. This is white like gray hair, or it is premature gray hair, or it has changed due to the injury. So she should change it to a color other than black, such as red, yellow, or a non-pure black. Yes.
Source
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