The ruling on the hairstyle adopted by some women

Question:
He also asks: What is the ruling on the hairstyle adopted by some women, which involves exposing some of the hair above the forehead? Is it included in the ruling of prohibition or not?
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Answer:
I am not aware of anything regarding the bangs, meaning the exposure of the hair in front, or thinning it relative to the rest of the hair. I am not aware of anything in it, except that it should be noted that she must not cover any part of the forehead during ablution, for she washes the forehead, and nothing of the hair should cover it. Rather, she washes it during ablution and during major ritual impurity so that she does not cover any part of what is obligatory.
As for the manner of the hairstyle they do, I do not know the details of it, but I do not know anything that prevents her from managing her hair in terms of how she twists it, loosens it, and so on. She has discretion in all of this, except that she is forbidden from doing anything that resembles the actions of disbelieving women, which is imitating the disbelievers. As for her making her head into one braid, or two braids, or three braids, or increasing the hair in the bangs, or cutting the ends of the braids, or some of the hair from another side, I do not know anything in this, except that the better and more preferable thing is for her head to be moderate, and for her hair to be moderate, with no acting or drama, and nothing that draws attention. Rather, her state should be moderate in her hair and in her actions, while being cautious about engaging in anything that resembles the actions of disbelieving women. For the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) said: Therefore, it is not permissible for her to imitate the enemies of Allah, the disbelieving women. Yes.