Ruling on the mahram status of the husband of a sister's daughter
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Question:
Is the husband of my sister's daughter a mahram to me?
Answer:
The husband of your sister's daughter is not a mahram to you. As for your daughter and your daughter's daughter, yes, their husbands are mahrams to you. But the husband of your sister's daughter is not, nor is the husband of your sister's daughter's daughter. The mahram is the husband of the daughter, the husband of the daughter's daughter, and the husband of the son's daughter; these are mahrams. The husband of the mother and the husband of the grandmother are also mahrams—meaning, the descendants and the ancestors. The husbands of the daughters, and likewise the husbands of the daughters' daughters and the sons' daughters, are mahrams. And the husbands of the mothers and grandmothers are mahrams. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
Is the husband of my sister's daughter a mahram to me?
Answer:
The husband of your sister's daughter is not a mahram to you. As for your daughter and your daughter's daughter, yes, their husbands are mahrams to you. But the husband of your sister's daughter is not, nor is the husband of your sister's daughter's daughter. The mahram is the husband of the daughter, the husband of the daughter's daughter, and the husband of the son's daughter; these are mahrams. The husband of the mother and the husband of the grandmother are also mahrams—meaning, the descendants and the ancestors. The husbands of the daughters, and likewise the husbands of the daughters' daughters and the sons' daughters, are mahrams. And the husbands of the mothers and grandmothers are mahrams. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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