Ruling on a woman cutting her hair from the front
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Question:
Your Eminence is asked about the ruling on cutting hair from the front, while leaving the hair at the back uncut, for the sake of adornment and beautification, provided there is no imitating the disbelieving women in this?
Answer:
It is better to leave it uncut, unless the husband, or the woman, or both the husband and the woman, or a woman who has no husband, sees the benefit in doing so, without the intention of imitating the disbelieving women. We do not know of any harm in that. What is forbidden is shaving it. As for cutting it a little, it is not called qaza' (shaving patches), and there is no blame in that, if the woman sees the benefit in it, and she has no husband, or she agrees with her husband on it, or it is for thinning the hair. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
Your Eminence is asked about the ruling on cutting hair from the front, while leaving the hair at the back uncut, for the sake of adornment and beautification, provided there is no imitating the disbelieving women in this?
Answer:
It is better to leave it uncut, unless the husband, or the woman, or both the husband and the woman, or a woman who has no husband, sees the benefit in doing so, without the intention of imitating the disbelieving women. We do not know of any harm in that. What is forbidden is shaving it. As for cutting it a little, it is not called qaza' (shaving patches), and there is no blame in that, if the woman sees the benefit in it, and she has no husband, or she agrees with her husband on it, or it is for thinning the hair. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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