The Ruling on the Prayer and Fasting of Women Who Display Their Adornment
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Regarding women who display their adornment and do not wear the hijab, is it true that their prayer and fasting are not accepted?
Women who display their adornment are sinners, and the sinner’s fasting, prayer, and charity are accepted even if he sins. In fact, his prayer, charity, and fasting may be the cause of the forgiveness of his sins; for the scales on the Day of Resurrection are balanced with justice. Good deeds may outweigh bad deeds, in which case the bad deeds do not harm him, for whoever’s scales are heavy is in a pleasant life. Good deeds and bad deeds may also be equal, in which case the person is among the people of the 'Arafah, who are in a station between Paradise and the Fire, and in the end, they will be among the people of Paradise. Bad deeds may also outweigh good deeds, making one deserving of punishment in the Fire, after which Allah may forgive him or He may not. As for what nullifies a deed and renders it useless, it is disbelief, may Allah protect us from it. This is what renders deeds useless, even if a disbeliever gives charity, builds mosques and schools, prints books, and spends on the poor and scholars, it is not accepted from him.
Therefore, the woman who displays her adornment is a sinner among the sinners, and it is obligatory for her to repent to Allah and cease displaying her adornment. As for her prayer, fasting, and charity, they are accepted if the conditions are met.
Women who display their adornment are sinners, and the sinner’s fasting, prayer, and charity are accepted even if he sins. In fact, his prayer, charity, and fasting may be the cause of the forgiveness of his sins; for the scales on the Day of Resurrection are balanced with justice. Good deeds may outweigh bad deeds, in which case the bad deeds do not harm him, for whoever’s scales are heavy is in a pleasant life. Good deeds and bad deeds may also be equal, in which case the person is among the people of the 'Arafah, who are in a station between Paradise and the Fire, and in the end, they will be among the people of Paradise. Bad deeds may also outweigh good deeds, making one deserving of punishment in the Fire, after which Allah may forgive him or He may not. As for what nullifies a deed and renders it useless, it is disbelief, may Allah protect us from it. This is what renders deeds useless, even if a disbeliever gives charity, builds mosques and schools, prints books, and spends on the poor and scholars, it is not accepted from him.
Therefore, the woman who displays her adornment is a sinner among the sinners, and it is obligatory for her to repent to Allah and cease displaying her adornment. As for her prayer, fasting, and charity, they are accepted if the conditions are met.