Starting with the greeting of peace when making a phone call
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Question:
The questioner, who used the code name Umm Abdul-Rahman from Riyadh, says in this question: What is the ruling, O Shaykh? Sometimes a woman calls a friend of hers, or a sister of hers in Allah, and a man answers her. Does she start with the greeting of peace, or does she state her need directly?
Answer:
It is better for her to start with the greeting of peace, saying: As-salamu alaykum, and then state her need. She should say: As-salamu alaykum, in a normal voice, without any coquettishness or anything that would make a man desire her, but in the usual voice: As-salamu alaykum, and then ask: Where is your mother? Where is so-and-so the sister? Where is the lady of the house? She asks about her intended purpose. Yes.
The questioner, who used the code name Umm Abdul-Rahman from Riyadh, says in this question: What is the ruling, O Shaykh? Sometimes a woman calls a friend of hers, or a sister of hers in Allah, and a man answers her. Does she start with the greeting of peace, or does she state her need directly?
Answer:
It is better for her to start with the greeting of peace, saying: As-salamu alaykum, and then state her need. She should say: As-salamu alaykum, in a normal voice, without any coquettishness or anything that would make a man desire her, but in the usual voice: As-salamu alaykum, and then ask: Where is your mother? Where is so-and-so the sister? Where is the lady of the house? She asks about her intended purpose. Yes.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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