The mahram status of a daughter's husband to his wife's mother
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Question:
Our sister asks and says: My sister's husband is my mother's son-in-law. Is he a mahram to my mother, or not?
Answer:
Yes, your sister's husband is a mahram to your mother; because he is the husband of her daughter. So, your sister's husband from your mother is a mahram to your mother; because she is the mother of you both. But your sister's husband from your father is not a mahram to your mother, if your sister is from your father, because she is the wife of her father, and not his mother. As for your sister from your mother, her husband is a mahram to her mother. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
Our sister asks and says: My sister's husband is my mother's son-in-law. Is he a mahram to my mother, or not?
Answer:
Yes, your sister's husband is a mahram to your mother; because he is the husband of her daughter. So, your sister's husband from your mother is a mahram to your mother; because she is the mother of you both. But your sister's husband from your father is not a mahram to your mother, if your sister is from your father, because she is the wife of her father, and not his mother. As for your sister from your mother, her husband is a mahram to her mother. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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