Ruling on a wife taking from her husband's money without his permission
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Question:
This questioner says, O Shaykh, a woman used to take from the allowance her husband had allocated for her and buy permissible necessities for people this husband did not want her to give to. Then separation occurred between them, and she is now regretful. Does she have a sin upon her? And how is the way out of that if it is a sin?
Answer:
She does not have that right; she does not have the right to take from his money except with his permission. As long as he forbade her from giving to them, she does not have the right to give to them except with his permission, except from her own money. If he divorced her and she knows what she took out, the most cautious course for her is to return it to him, or seek his permission, or ask him to permit it. She says to him: "I did such-and-such, forgive me," or she returns to him what she took. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.
This questioner says, O Shaykh, a woman used to take from the allowance her husband had allocated for her and buy permissible necessities for people this husband did not want her to give to. Then separation occurred between them, and she is now regretful. Does she have a sin upon her? And how is the way out of that if it is a sin?
Answer:
She does not have that right; she does not have the right to take from his money except with his permission. As long as he forbade her from giving to them, she does not have the right to give to them except with his permission, except from her own money. If he divorced her and she knows what she took out, the most cautious course for her is to return it to him, or seek his permission, or ask him to permit it. She says to him: "I did such-and-such, forgive me," or she returns to him what she took. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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