The ruling on marrying a man who smokes shisha
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Question:
A young woman who fulfills her religious obligations, and praise be to Allah, says: A man has proposed to her. He prays the obligatory prayers at their times in the mosque, but he smokes shisha. She is confused, so she is seeking your fatwa on this matter, and she wants your advice, O Shaykh?
Answer:
Smoking shisha is a sin that does not prevent marriage. If someone better than him is available, that is better. If someone is available from whom sins are not apparent, that is better and more excellent. If she marries a man who commits some sins, there is no blame on her. However, if a man is available who is known for goodness, uprightness, modesty, and the absence of sin, he is more preferable and better.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, O Shaykh.
A young woman who fulfills her religious obligations, and praise be to Allah, says: A man has proposed to her. He prays the obligatory prayers at their times in the mosque, but he smokes shisha. She is confused, so she is seeking your fatwa on this matter, and she wants your advice, O Shaykh?
Answer:
Smoking shisha is a sin that does not prevent marriage. If someone better than him is available, that is better. If someone is available from whom sins are not apparent, that is better and more excellent. If she marries a man who commits some sins, there is no blame on her. However, if a man is available who is known for goodness, uprightness, modesty, and the absence of sin, he is more preferable and better.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, O Shaykh.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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