Fatwas of the Permanent Committee - page 80

The Permanent Committee for Scholarly Research and Ifta

Fatwas (page 80 of 126)

• The suitor after the contract is a mahram to the mother of his fiancée
• Meeting the fiancée’s mother while she is uncovering her face
• The husband of a woman is a mahram to her mother
• Does the husband's father see his son's wife's mother?
• The husband is a mahram to the mother-in-law
• The husband of one's sister from the father is not among the mahram
• The mother of a wife after the marriage contract is among the mahram (relatives one may…
• Is the husband of one's mother through breastfeeding a mahram to her daughters?
• Is it permissible for the wife's mother to meet her daughter's husband with her head…
• Does one greet the daughter of his ex-wife who was divorced from another man?
• The husband's grandfather is a mahram
• If he divorces his wife, does he greet her mother?
• The father's wife with whom he did not consummate the marriage, in relation to his sons
• Shaking hands with one's wife's mother and one's paternal uncles' wives
• The maternal uncle and the grandfather are among the mahram (relatives one may not marry)
• A mother uncovering her face in the presence of her husband's sons from another wife
• The children of a husband’s son from a second wife are mahram to their grandfather’s wife
• The husband's father through breastfeeding is among the mahram (relatives one may not…
• The husband's father is among the woman's permanent mahrams
• Is a stepchild among the mahram (forbidden relatives)?
• A man is a mahram to the daughters of a woman with whom he has had intercourse
• A man greeting the mother of his father’s wife
• A woman living alone with a young son if she feels safe for herself
• Naming the wife's father an uncle and her mother an aunt
• The husband's son is a mahram to his father's wife
• The wife of a son through breastfeeding
• The conditions that must be met by the mahram during travel
• The child who becomes a mahram (a relative one may not marry) to the four wives of a man
• A Woman Traveling with a Non-Mahram
• A man’s agency in transporting female students
• A wife traveling alone by plane for three hours without a mahram
• A Woman Traveling Without a Mahram
• Traveling by airplane without a mahram
• Ruling on transporting non-mahrams, accompanied by a son who is six years old
• Is it permissible for the adult, sane children of a husband to serve as mahram (a relative…
• Bringing a maid to sleep with a sick patient
• Women Traveling by Airplane Without a Mahram
• A man traveling with his brother's wife
• A girl going on a trip with her male and female classmates
• Transporting female students by bus between cities
• If a sick woman has no mahram, may she travel to visit the hospital?
• Bringing in a maid without a mahram
• A Woman Traveling Without a Mahram
• If a son reaches the age of maturity, it is permissible to travel with him
• Traveling of an elderly woman without a mahram
• A woman and her daughter traveling for Hajj without a mahram
• Transporting female students from Jeddah to Makkah and Rabigh without a mahram
• A woman going to work without a mahram
• Can a woman be a mahram for another woman?
• A woman is not a mahram for a woman
• The distance of travel that obligates a mahram
• Bringing in Muslim and non-Muslim maids without a mahram
• The requirement of a mahram for travel
• A woman traveling without a mahram out of necessity
• The Paternal and Maternal Uncles in Relation to a Woman
• What a woman reveals of her body before her mahrams
• A woman’s travel between cities without a mahram
• The limit of a woman's garment and whether she must cover her feet?
• The adornment a woman displays before her mahrams
• Traveling with a Paternal Cousin
• Pilgrimage of domestic workers with Hajj groups without a mahram
• A man kissing his mahrams
• The inability of the mahram to travel with the woman
• A woman uncovering her face in the presence of a woman, whether she is Muslim or a…
• Kissing the Children of One's Father's Wife
• The Meaning of the Hadith of the Woman Who Displays Her Adornment Before Those Who Are Not…
• A woman covering her 'awrah (the part of the body that must be covered) in front of her…
• Hijab from the Disbelieving Woman
• Ruling on wearing tight-fitting blouses that reveal the body in front of women and…
• A female teacher removes her abaya and head covering inside a girls' school
• Adherence to Hijab
• A woman wearing immodest clothing in front of women
• A doctor examining a woman
• Obedience to the Father in Removing the Face Veil
• Consulting a Christian Gynecologist
• Education with Tabarruj
• My mother refuses to let me wear the jilbab, due to preventing circumstances, and I am…
• Studying in a mixed environment
• Taking the exam is not a necessity that requires a woman to uncover her face
• Obedience to the Husband in What Allah Has Forbidden
• Traveling with mahrams abroad with the removal of the hijab
• Is a female doctor’s work considered a necessity for uncovering the hijab?
• A Compliant Woman Who Observes the Rulings of Islam Except for the Hijab
• The entire body of a woman is 'awrah (the part of the body that must be covered) in…
• Maintaining the Wearing of the Niqab
• Wearing Jewelry, Adornments, and the Belt
• A woman going out to the markets in a state of tabarruj (display of adornment)
• The one who does not wear the hijab is considered a sinner
• Her father obliges her to uncover her head in accordance with the customs of the country…
• Ruling on a woman going out repeatedly to visit her sisters in Allah
• The extent of the permissibility of a woman going out
• Covering the Face and Hands and Wearing Gloves for the Woman in Ihram and the Woman Not in…
• Does a woman uncover her face during tawaf?
• His father prevents him from veiling his wife from his brother
• A woman going out to hair salons
• A woman going out for the Friday prayer and the funeral prayer
• Prohibiting a woman from removing her clothing outside her husband's house
• Patience with the wife and continuing to advise her to repent and to have good character
• Is night prayer an excuse for the wife regarding the bed?
• The wife seeks her husband's forgiveness for what she did wrong