If a man of status and beauty invites a woman, do women fall under the hadith of the seven whom Allah will shade?
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The questioner : What is the ruling on specifying a man whom a beautiful woman of status invites, and if the situation is reversed, when a man invites a beautiful woman and the man is of status and handsome?
The Shaykh : The hadith we are discussing now is entirely about the man, the man, the man. The principle is that what is established for men is established for women unless there is evidence to the contrary. For example, a just imam cannot be a woman. As for a young man who grew up in obedience to Allah, it appears that women are included in this. The important point is that the original rule is that women are included in what is established for men, unless there is evidence to the contrary, and men are included in what is established for women, unless there is evidence to the contrary. So we look now at which is more severe: a woman of status and beauty inviting him, or him inviting a woman of status and beauty? It appears the former is more severe, because the norm is that the man is the pursuer and the woman is the pursued. It appears that this analogy is not valid due to the difference. Yes.
The Shaykh : The hadith we are discussing now is entirely about the man, the man, the man. The principle is that what is established for men is established for women unless there is evidence to the contrary. For example, a just imam cannot be a woman. As for a young man who grew up in obedience to Allah, it appears that women are included in this. The important point is that the original rule is that women are included in what is established for men, unless there is evidence to the contrary, and men are included in what is established for women, unless there is evidence to the contrary. So we look now at which is more severe: a woman of status and beauty inviting him, or him inviting a woman of status and beauty? It appears the former is more severe, because the norm is that the man is the pursuer and the woman is the pursued. It appears that this analogy is not valid due to the difference. Yes.