The Prohibition of a Woman’s Grandfather’s Daughter’s Son to His Wife
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Question:
A man whose name is indicated by the letters Jim, Nun, and Ha says: A woman raised a boy who is the son of her husband’s daughter, but she did not breastfeed him. Is he considered a mahram (a relative one may not marry) to her and her daughters?
Answer:
Yes, she is the wife of his grandfather. She is the wife of his grandfather. So if he is male, the son of her husband's daughter, he is a mahram to her, because she is the wife of his grandfather.
A man whose name is indicated by the letters Jim, Nun, and Ha says: A woman raised a boy who is the son of her husband’s daughter, but she did not breastfeed him. Is he considered a mahram (a relative one may not marry) to her and her daughters?
Answer:
Yes, she is the wife of his grandfather. She is the wife of his grandfather. So if he is male, the son of her husband's daughter, he is a mahram to her, because she is the wife of his grandfather.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 02/085 — archive.org (20:05)
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