The ruling on permitting non-mahram men to enter upon a wife
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Question:
If a man permits people to enter upon his wife, and they are not mahram to her?
Answer:
If there is no seclusion, there is no harm. As for seclusion, that is not allowed. So if one of them is alone with her, that is not allowed. But if they are his relatives...
Q: In a separate room?
A: There is no harm. She should cover herself and they may enter, or she may move to another place. For example, he may permit his cousins, his relatives, and his in-laws to enter; there is no harm.
If a man permits people to enter upon his wife, and they are not mahram to her?
Answer:
If there is no seclusion, there is no harm. As for seclusion, that is not allowed. So if one of them is alone with her, that is not allowed. But if they are his relatives...
Q: In a separate room?
A: There is no harm. She should cover herself and they may enter, or she may move to another place. For example, he may permit his cousins, his relatives, and his in-laws to enter; there is no harm.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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