Fatwas of the Permanent Committee - page 77

The Permanent Committee for Scholarly Research and Ifta

Fatwas (page 77 of 126)

• How does one who is unable to marry fast?
• What Keeps a Person Away from Forbidden Matters
• The Command to Lower the Gaze
• The daughter of the mother's maternal uncle
• The Ruling on Marriage in the Month of Ramadan
• A Statement on the Dress of Women in the Presence of Their Mahrams and Other Women
• Expressing Marriage as Completing Half of the Religion
• The Wife of the Paternal Uncle’s Son and His Daughters
• The Wife’s Maternal Aunt
• The husband of a sister’s daughter
• Ruling on Castration
• Marrying a girl whose father works in interest-based banks
• If a woman is afflicted with an illness, is it permissible for him to marry?
• The wife of the wife’s grandfather
• A wife exposing herself before her mother’s husband
• The Father of the Father’s Wife
• The wife of the wife's father is a non-mahram to the husband of his daughter
• The brother of one's brother's wife
• The husband is not a mahram to his wife's aunt
• There is no mahram relationship between a daughter’s husband and her father’s second wife
• The Wife of a Sister’s Son and the Wife of a Brother’s Son
• A woman showing her face to her husband’s mother’s husband or to her maternal brother
• Kissing the uncle's wife
• A woman must observe hijab in the presence of her husband’s sister’s son
• The husband of the wife's paternal aunt is not a mahram to her
• The Wife of One’s Paternal Uncle and Its Rulings
• The husband is not a mahram to the wife of his father-in-law
• Seclusion with one's uncle's wife is forbidden
• The sons of one's paternal uncle are not mahram to the daughters of one's brother
• What is the definition of a non-mahram woman and a non-mahram man?
• The Limits of the Relationship with the Wife’s Sister
• If a man takes in his wife's sister, he does not become a mahram to her
• The wife of one's paternal uncle and the wife of one's maternal uncle are not mahram
• The cousins and their daughters are non-mahram to their paternal cousins
• The cousins are not among the mahram (relatives one may not marry)
• The husband’s mixing with his wife’s sister
• The husband is not a mahram to his wife's sister
• The sons of uncles and maternal uncles are not among the mahram
• Shaking hands with the wife's sister
• The wife does not uncover herself before her husband’s brothers
• A woman does not remove her jilbab in the presence of her sister’s husband
• The husband of a sister is not a mahram to his wife's sister
• The husband's brother is not a mahram
• The wife's husband is not a mahram to her sisters
• Gathering at the table with one's brother's wife
• The wife must cover herself in the presence of her husband's adult brother
• Kissing the Wife's Sister
• Speaking with One's Brother's Wife
• Seclusion with one's brother's wife is forbidden
• Shaking Hands with One’s Brother’s Wife
• The wife's relationship with her husband's brothers and male relatives
• Is it permissible for my wife to sit with my brother while she is wearing the burqa?
• Covering the woman's face and her seclusion from men who are not her mahrams, and greeting…
• The sons of a brother are not mahram to their uncle’s wife
• A man is not a mahram to his uncle's wife
• The wife must observe hijab from her husband's brother, and he must lower his gaze from…
• One who saves a woman from destruction does not become a mahram to her
• A wife visiting her husband’s brother when he is ill
• Multiple sides of kinship from a single person
• The son of the daughter of the daughter of the grandmother’s sister is not a mahram
• The maternal aunt is the mother’s sister
• What brings about the status of a mahram
• Playing with one's brother's wife is not permissible
• The care of a boy and a girl by their maternal grandmother and their living with her does…
• The midwife does not become a mahram
• The daughters of one's maternal aunt are not mahram
• Care by the maternal grandmother and living with her does not establish a prohibited…
• Is the abandoned girl considered a mahram (a relative one may not marry) to the one who…
• Being raised together with a person does not establish kinship in terms of mahram status
• A man is a mahram to the daughters of his sister’s daughters and sons
• The father's maternal uncle is a mahram to his daughters
• Agency over children does not establish a prohibition of marriage
• The maternal uncle and maternal grandfather are mahram to their granddaughters
• Hijab from the husband's brothers and his paternal cousins, and a boy sleeping with his…
• The maternal grandfather is a mahram (a relative one may not marry) to his grandchildren
• The wife’s maternal uncle and her paternal uncle are among the mahram (relatives one may…
• Is my grandmother’s brother a mahram to me?
• The uncle is a mahram to his sister's daughter
• The Daughter through Breastfeeding
• The grandfather’s wife, other than the mother, is among the mahram relatives
• The maternal grandmother is a mahram to the husband of her daughter's daughter
• The maternal grandfather’s brother is a mahram to his granddaughters
• Your maternal grandfather’s brother is your paternal grandfather’s maternal uncle and your…
• Shaking hands with the grandfather’s wife on the father’s side
• Shaking hands with one’s grandfather’s wife on the paternal side
• The wife’s maternal grandmother is a mahram (a relative one may not marry) to the husband
• The maternal aunt and the maternal uncle of the mother
• The children of one’s mother’s husband from another woman
• Covering the face before the mother’s husband
• Is the grandfather's wife a mahram?
• The mother's husband is not a mahram to the wife of her stepson
• The husband of a woman is a mahram to his wife's grandmother
• The husband of a woman's daughter is among her mahram (a relative one may not marry)
• The second husband of a woman is a mahram to her daughters from her first husband
• The husband's stepson is not a mahram to his other wives
• A man’s marriage contract with a woman does not make her daughters mahram to him
• Is the father's wife's mother a non-mahram to the children of the other wife?
• If he divorces his wife, it is not permissible for him to be alone with her
• Waiving the khul' payment does not negate the occurrence of the divorce
• She sought a divorce and decided to return to him