Ruling on a woman uncovering her face for a doctor
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Question:
Also, she says: She was compelled to uncover her face in front of the doctor for the purpose of examining her teeth and taking a picture for the hospital. What is your guidance?
Answer:
If the need calls for it, there is nothing wrong with it, just as she would uncover her hand, her leg, or her abdomen according to the need. If the illness is in a part of her body and no woman is available, and the need for a male doctor arises because there is no specialized female doctor, then there is no blame on her. She uncovers only to the extent of the need. If it is in the teeth, she uncovers only the mouth; the rest of the face is not necessary. If it is the eye, she uncovers the eye, and so on. For the leg, she uncovers the leg; for the hand, the hand, and so on, according to the need. She uncovers the thing that the need requires to be uncovered, and covers the rest.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
Also, she says: She was compelled to uncover her face in front of the doctor for the purpose of examining her teeth and taking a picture for the hospital. What is your guidance?
Answer:
If the need calls for it, there is nothing wrong with it, just as she would uncover her hand, her leg, or her abdomen according to the need. If the illness is in a part of her body and no woman is available, and the need for a male doctor arises because there is no specialized female doctor, then there is no blame on her. She uncovers only to the extent of the need. If it is in the teeth, she uncovers only the mouth; the rest of the face is not necessary. If it is the eye, she uncovers the eye, and so on. For the leg, she uncovers the leg; for the hand, the hand, and so on, according to the need. She uncovers the thing that the need requires to be uncovered, and covers the rest.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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