Is a woman held accountable in Islamic law if she is compelled to open the door and interact with a strange man while wearing perfume in her home, and what is the jurisprudential ruling in this situation?

If a woman applies perfume in her home without intending for its scent to reach non-mahram men, then she is compelled to meet a non-mahram man, such as a guard, there is no sin, Allah willing, especially if she has taken precautions. This is because the prohibition against wearing perfume is intended to prevent tempting men, as stated in the Hadith: "Any woman who perfumes herself and passes by people so that they may smell her fragrance is a fornicator." She is permitted to use light perfumes at home with caution, avoiding contact with non-mahram men, and ensuring she did not intentionally perfume herself to meet him.