The Ruling on Women’s Hairstyles
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Question:
This is a sister who sent this question, saying: “O His Eminence the Shaykh: What is the ruling on what is called a women’s hairstyle? Knowing that the woman’s hair is gathered at the back of the head and raised slightly without reaching the top of the head. Does it fall under the hadith:Sahih Muslim 2128?”
Answer:
It appears—may Allah know best—that it does not fall under it; because in the authentic hadith it says: and the humps of the Bakhitiyah camels… The Bakhitiyah is a female camel that has two humps with a gap between them, a depression between them. And this which is tied at the back of the head to gather some of the hair at the back of the head does not correspond to the humps of the Bakhitiyah mentioned. However, leaving it is better; leaving it is preferable and further from doubt, as leaving the braids is more appropriate, more cautious, and further from doubt regarding imitating these women.
The presenter: May Allah reward you, O His Eminence the Shaykh, and may Allah bless you and your knowledge and benefit the Muslims with you.
This is a sister who sent this question, saying: “O His Eminence the Shaykh: What is the ruling on what is called a women’s hairstyle? Knowing that the woman’s hair is gathered at the back of the head and raised slightly without reaching the top of the head. Does it fall under the hadith:
Two are the types of the denizens of Hell
صنفان من أهل النارAnswer:
It appears—may Allah know best—that it does not fall under it; because in the authentic hadith it says:
Two groups from the people of the Fire whom I have not yet seen: men carrying whips in their hands with which they strike people, and women who are clothed yet naked, swaying and causing others to sway, their heads like the humps of the Bakhitiyah camels. They will not enter Paradise and will not smell its scent.
صنفان من أهل النار لم أرهما بعد: رجال بأيديهم سياط يضربون بها الناس، ونساء كاسيات عاريات مائلات مميلات رءوسهن مثل أسنمة البخت، لا يدخلن الجنة ولا يجدن ريحهاThe presenter: May Allah reward you, O His Eminence the Shaykh, and may Allah bless you and your knowledge and benefit the Muslims with you.
Source
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