Is the mother, the sister, and her husband among the mahram?

Question:
Our sister says: When I went to perform the obligatory Hajj, I came with my mother, my sister, and my sister's husband. Are my mother, my sister, and her husband mahram to me?

Answer:
A mahram is only a male, not a female. The mahram are those for whom a woman is permanently forbidden by lineage, such as her father or her brother, or by a cause such as breastfeeding, or by affinity, such as the husband of her daughter or the husband of her mother. They are mahram. The husband of her mother is a mahram by affinity, the husband of her daughter is a mahram by affinity, her brother by breastfeeding or her uncle by breastfeeding is a mahram by the cause of breastfeeding, and her brother by lineage and her father by lineage are mahram by the cause of kinship.
As for a woman, she does not become a mahram. The mother of a woman, her sister, and her paternal aunt are not mahram. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: , and then in some narrations the husband was mentioned, the husband was mentioned, and the brother and the like were mentioned.
The point is that a mahram is only a man, not a woman, and he is one for whom she is permanently forbidden by lineage or by a permissible affinity, such as her father, her brother, her paternal uncle, or her maternal uncle by lineage or breastfeeding, and likewise the husband of her mother, the husband of her daughter, the husband of her son's daughter, and the husband of her daughter's daughter; all of them are mahram. Yes.

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