Virginity applies to both men and women.
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The Shaykh : So, virginity applies to both men and women. How is that?
The hadith of 'Ubadah ibn al-Samit:Mishkat al-Masabih 3558 So, a virgin is one who has not previously been married.
If someone were to say: If a man married a woman and was alone with her but did not have intercourse with her, and then he divorced her or she died, would he be considered a muhsan?
The five conditions were not fulfilled. If he had intercourse with her while he was a minor before reaching puberty, and did not have intercourse with her after reaching puberty, he is not a muhsan. If he had intercourse with her while he was insane, and then regained his sanity, he is not a muhsan, unless he had intercourse with her after regaining his sanity.
The hadith of 'Ubadah ibn al-Samit:
When the parties are unmarried they shall receive a hundred lashes and be banished for a year when they commit fornication and when they have been married they shall receive a hundred lashes and be stoned to death.
البكر بالبكر جلد مائة وتغريب عام، والثيب بالثيب جلدة مائة والرجمIf someone were to say: If a man married a woman and was alone with her but did not have intercourse with her, and then he divorced her or she died, would he be considered a muhsan?
The five conditions were not fulfilled. If he had intercourse with her while he was a minor before reaching puberty, and did not have intercourse with her after reaching puberty, he is not a muhsan. If he had intercourse with her while he was insane, and then regained his sanity, he is not a muhsan, unless he had intercourse with her after regaining his sanity.