Is it considered forbidden for a girl to go out for necessary errands or for lawful recreation, even if she is wearing the prescribed hijab, and is it true that such an outing necessitates an ignoble purpose?
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The fundamental principle is for a woman to remain in her home unless there is a necessity or need, such as praying in the mosque, performing Hajj or , or visiting relatives. However, this must be within guidelines, such as the presence of a , full , and avoiding tabarruj (displaying adornment) and perfumes. As for recreation, it must be permissible, free from forbidden elements like intermingling, gazing [at non-mahrams], or traveling without a mahram. If it meets these conditions and her outings for it are not excessive, then there is no harm in it.
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