The Hijab of a Freed Woman from Her Former Master
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, this is a woman asking: Does a Muslim woman have to veil herself from her former master?
Answer:
You mean the camp, yes, she must observe hijab from him. Even if her former master is her paternal uncle, she is a stranger to him; she has exited his ownership. She does not observe hijab from him unless she is in his ownership. However, after she was freed, she became a free woman, not owned, so it is obligatory for her to observe hijab from him. And if he claims her through the bond of loyalty (wala'), for example, he does not seek the forbidden inheritance. The son of the throne inherits, and he is not a mahram (a relative one may not marry), yes.
Honorable Shaykh, this is a woman asking: Does a Muslim woman have to veil herself from her former master?
Answer:
You mean the camp, yes, she must observe hijab from him. Even if her former master is her paternal uncle, she is a stranger to him; she has exited his ownership. She does not observe hijab from him unless she is in his ownership. However, after she was freed, she became a free woman, not owned, so it is obligatory for her to observe hijab from him. And if he claims her through the bond of loyalty (wala'), for example, he does not seek the forbidden inheritance. The son of the throne inherits, and he is not a mahram (a relative one may not marry), yes.
Source
75-اللقاء الأسبوعي مع الشيخ صالح الفوزان - 22 — archive.org (3:15)
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