The Ruling on a Woman in the Waiting Period Traveling
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Question:
Another man says: My sister is outside Riyadh, about eight hundred kilometers away. Her husband passed away last week. Her father and all her mahram relatives are in Riyadh. The deceased’s father is an old man who has no control over himself. Is it permissible for me to bring her to Riyadh during the waiting period? And does post-natal bleeding have any effect on that waiting period?
Answer:
As you mentioned, she has no one there to protect and guard her, so the men are upon her and the blood is bought with it. But if she has someone to protect her there, meaning her brothers or her mother’s husband or someone else, they say she should not stay in her place until she completes the waiting period. But if she has no one, it is wrong for her to stay in her place; she remains in
Another man says: My sister is outside Riyadh, about eight hundred kilometers away. Her husband passed away last week. Her father and all her mahram relatives are in Riyadh. The deceased’s father is an old man who has no control over himself. Is it permissible for me to bring her to Riyadh during the waiting period? And does post-natal bleeding have any effect on that waiting period?
Answer:
As you mentioned, she has no one there to protect and guard her, so the men are upon her and the blood is bought with it. But if she has someone to protect her there, meaning her brothers or her mother’s husband or someone else, they say she should not stay in her place until she completes the waiting period. But if she has no one, it is wrong for her to stay in her place; she remains in
Source
قناة «فضيلة الشيخ ابن باز Alsheikh Binbaz»، 297 هل يجوز للمعتدة لوفاة زوجها أن تنتقل من بيت الزوجية للحاجة؟ وهل للنفاس تأثير في العدة؟ — youtube.com
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