Is the husband of one's mother through breastfeeding a mahram to her daughters?
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The second question of Fatwa No. ( 19328 )
Q2: My mother through breastfeeding married another husband, other than the one from whom I drank her milk. Do my daughters have to observe hijab from this husband, who is the husband of their grandmother through breastfeeding? And what is the term for him? Is he called an uncle or the husband of the mother?
A2: The husband of the grandmother through breastfeeding is in the same position as the husband of the mother through breastfeeding. Accordingly, your daughters do not have to observe hijab from your mother's husband through breastfeeding, even if
he is not the husband from whom her milk came when she breastfed you. Your daughters are foster daughters to your mother's husband through breastfeeding. There is no mention in the Shari'ah of naming the husband of the mother or the grandmother as an uncle or a maternal uncle. And success is from Allah, and may Allah send prayers and blessings upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and his Companions.
Q2: My mother through breastfeeding married another husband, other than the one from whom I drank her milk. Do my daughters have to observe hijab from this husband, who is the husband of their grandmother through breastfeeding? And what is the term for him? Is he called an uncle or the husband of the mother?
A2: The husband of the grandmother through breastfeeding is in the same position as the husband of the mother through breastfeeding. Accordingly, your daughters do not have to observe hijab from your mother's husband through breastfeeding, even if
he is not the husband from whom her milk came when she breastfed you. Your daughters are foster daughters to your mother's husband through breastfeeding. There is no mention in the Shari'ah of naming the husband of the mother or the grandmother as an uncle or a maternal uncle. And success is from Allah, and may Allah send prayers and blessings upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and his Companions.
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