The ruling on a man wearing a ring made of precious stones
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Question:
What is the ruling on a man wearing a ring made of precious stones?
Answer:
He was only prohibited from wearing gold; a man is not prohibited from wearing a ring unless it is made of gold. As long as it is not made of gold, it remains on the default ruling of permissibility. The default ruling for clothing is permissibility, except for what evidence indicates is forbidden. However, if a person leaves it off because of avoiding extravagance—since it may be of high and expensive value—a person may leave it off out of scrupulousness and asceticism; that is a different matter. But as for it being forbidden, it is not forbidden except for what evidence indicates is forbidden. Yes.
What is the ruling on a man wearing a ring made of precious stones?
Answer:
He was only prohibited from wearing gold; a man is not prohibited from wearing a ring unless it is made of gold. As long as it is not made of gold, it remains on the default ruling of permissibility. The default ruling for clothing is permissibility, except for what evidence indicates is forbidden. However, if a person leaves it off because of avoiding extravagance—since it may be of high and expensive value—a person may leave it off out of scrupulousness and asceticism; that is a different matter. But as for it being forbidden, it is not forbidden except for what evidence indicates is forbidden. Yes.
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