Ruling on entering places that contain images
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Question:
Our sister asks, saying: Is it permissible for her to enter a room that has images in it, when she does not have the right to remove them?
Answer:
Yes, if she has a need. If there is a judge who is adjudicating, or sellers who are buying and selling, and she buys her needs from them, it does not harm her. However, if she has no need, then not entering is better. But if there is a need—because it is a place of buying and selling, a place of a circle of knowledge, a place of a judge whom they need to visit, or a place of an amir to whom they need to bring their complaints—then there is no harm if it is for a need.
Our sister asks, saying: Is it permissible for her to enter a room that has images in it, when she does not have the right to remove them?
Answer:
Yes, if she has a need. If there is a judge who is adjudicating, or sellers who are buying and selling, and she buys her needs from them, it does not harm her. However, if she has no need, then not entering is better. But if there is a need—because it is a place of buying and selling, a place of a circle of knowledge, a place of a judge whom they need to visit, or a place of an amir to whom they need to bring their complaints—then there is no harm if it is for a need.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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