Ruling on holding a feast upon the end of the waiting period for the husband
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Question:
Some people, when a woman is in the waiting period for her husband, hold a feast for her when it ends, along with some gatherings?
Answer:
It is not prescribed, but it is permissible as one of the permissible matters; because she has been confined for a long time, and if her relatives arrange it, there is nothing wrong with it. Otherwise, it is not a prescribed act of worship. These are ordinary matters, like returning from a journey or recovering from an illness, and the like of that, as a thanksgiving to Allah.
Q: What is objectionable about it?
A: No, there is no objection.
Q: It is not wailing, it is not considered wailing?
A: No, no.
Some people, when a woman is in the waiting period for her husband, hold a feast for her when it ends, along with some gatherings?
Answer:
It is not prescribed, but it is permissible as one of the permissible matters; because she has been confined for a long time, and if her relatives arrange it, there is nothing wrong with it. Otherwise, it is not a prescribed act of worship. These are ordinary matters, like returning from a journey or recovering from an illness, and the like of that, as a thanksgiving to Allah.
Q: What is objectionable about it?
A: No, there is no objection.
Q: It is not wailing, it is not considered wailing?
A: No, no.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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