Ruling on a woman visiting a non-mahram man with her mahram
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The Shaykh! A woman visited a non-mahram man who was ill, accompanied by her mahram. Is this permissible?
Why is she visiting him? I see that this is a mistake on her part. She is visiting a non-mahram man with whom she has no relationship. There is no doubt that this is a mistake on her part. However, if this man is a non-mahram relative of hers, for example, an elderly male cousin, and he is ill, and there is a connection and mutual visiting between them, and she went to visit him with her mahram,This might be said: there is nothing wrong with it. Or if he is her neighbor, he is elderly, and she went to visit him with her mahram to check on him, there is nothing wrong with that.
Why is she visiting him? I see that this is a mistake on her part. She is visiting a non-mahram man with whom she has no relationship. There is no doubt that this is a mistake on her part. However, if this man is a non-mahram relative of hers, for example, an elderly male cousin, and he is ill, and there is a connection and mutual visiting between them, and she went to visit him with her mahram,This might be said: there is nothing wrong with it. Or if he is her neighbor, he is elderly, and she went to visit him with her mahram to check on him, there is nothing wrong with that.