His other question asks about the ruling on using kohl in the eyes for men without a need for it?
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The questioner : His other question asks about the ruling on using kohl in the eyes for men without a need for it?
The Shaykh : Applying kohl is of two types. One is applying it to strengthen the eyesight, clear the film from the eye, and clean and purify it, without it being for beauty. There is nothing wrong with this; rather, it is something that should be done, because the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) used to apply kohl to his eyes, especially if it was the original antimony. The other type is what is intended for beauty and adornment. This is required for women, because a woman is required to adorn herself for her husband. As for men, I do not know its ruling at present.
The questioner : This is a question from the listener Abu Ahmad from Dammam.
The questioner : He says that a man works for another, but the employer denied this worker’s work with the intention of depriving him of his wages.
The Shaykh : Repeat the question.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : A man?
The Shaykh : Applying kohl is of two types. One is applying it to strengthen the eyesight, clear the film from the eye, and clean and purify it, without it being for beauty. There is nothing wrong with this; rather, it is something that should be done, because the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) used to apply kohl to his eyes, especially if it was the original antimony. The other type is what is intended for beauty and adornment. This is required for women, because a woman is required to adorn herself for her husband. As for men, I do not know its ruling at present.
The questioner : This is a question from the listener Abu Ahmad from Dammam.
The questioner : He says that a man works for another, but the employer denied this worker’s work with the intention of depriving him of his wages.
The Shaykh : Repeat the question.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : A man?