Women’s Tabarruj (display of adornment) in clinics and sitting with doctors
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The questioner:
And another says:
The Shaykh:
If he is qualified for it.
The questioner:
To our dear father, Shaykh Abdul Aziz ibn Baz. I am a Muslim woman, and we often go to hospitals and health clinics to see doctors for our treatment and for the treatment of our children. But we see astonishing things: there are women who come in fully adorned, wearing their complete adornment, and they sit and talk with the doctors without any modesty or fear. Most of them come accompanying their son or their sister or their daughter. As soon as she enters the doctor’s room, she removes her hijab or shifts it, as if she were entering her own home. You know that this is one of the causes that lead to corruption. Do you have a solution for this matter that would take hold of the foolish among women, the foolish women, the foolish among doctors, and so on?
The Shaykh:
May Allah reward him with good. This has been addressed in part; some of it is being addressed, if Allah wills.
And another says:
The Shaykh:
If he is qualified for it.
The questioner:
To our dear father, Shaykh Abdul Aziz ibn Baz. I am a Muslim woman, and we often go to hospitals and health clinics to see doctors for our treatment and for the treatment of our children. But we see astonishing things: there are women who come in fully adorned, wearing their complete adornment, and they sit and talk with the doctors without any modesty or fear. Most of them come accompanying their son or their sister or their daughter. As soon as she enters the doctor’s room, she removes her hijab or shifts it, as if she were entering her own home. You know that this is one of the causes that lead to corruption. Do you have a solution for this matter that would take hold of the foolish among women, the foolish women, the foolish among doctors, and so on?
The Shaykh:
May Allah reward him with good. This has been addressed in part; some of it is being addressed, if Allah wills.
Source
ندوات الجامع الكبير مع الأسئلة - 44 — archive.org (40:18)
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