What is the ruling on the exit of a woman in mourning?
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The questioner : We ask about the mourning of women. They say: We go to the doctor, men, meaning we are treated by them. Is that not permissible?
The Shaykh : It is well known that the woman in mourning stays in her house.
The Shaykh : ...
The questioner : Be patient, be patient, we have not finished. The woman in mourning stays in her house; she does not go out except for a need during the day. A need is like a woman who has no one to buy bread or food for her; she goes out to buy bread from the market and returns. A woman who needs the hospital goes to the hospital and returns. A woman who needs the court for the division of inheritance or for something else goes out and returns. The important thing is that she does not leave her house except for a need. Even if the one attending to her treatment is a man, there is no harm.
The Shaykh : It is well known that the woman in mourning stays in her house.
The Shaykh : ...
The questioner : Be patient, be patient, we have not finished. The woman in mourning stays in her house; she does not go out except for a need during the day. A need is like a woman who has no one to buy bread or food for her; she goes out to buy bread from the market and returns. A woman who needs the hospital goes to the hospital and returns. A woman who needs the court for the division of inheritance or for something else goes out and returns. The important thing is that she does not leave her house except for a need. Even if the one attending to her treatment is a man, there is no harm.