Women on Hajj
1,773 questions
Is it permissible to stand up to one's father and defend one's mother, whom her husband accuses of being "children of haram," knowing that she is over sixty years old and he performs Hajj frequently and is常 present at the mosque?
Is the niqab obligatory, or is the hijab what is obligatory? And are there any verses or hadiths that prove the niqab is obligatory, given that one of the conditions for a woman in ihram during Hajj is to uncover her face and hands?
Is it permissible for a niqabi teacher to teach the Qur’an to non-Arabs online, by opening the camera without wearing the niqab, given the aforementioned controls and precautions to ensure no men are present?
How accurate is the saying that if a woman leaves her hair down and untied, even if she is alone in her home, it can enable Satan to toy with it?
What is the ruling on a husband having intercourse with his wife while imagining she is his mother?
What is incumbent upon a woman after the death of her husband? And is she rewarded for raising her children if relatives provide for them financially? And is she obligated to seek work to cover household expenses if someone is already providing for her? And is it permissible for her to eat fruits and sweets? And is she sinful if she does not cover her face after intending to do so upon her husband's death?
Are the following considered non-mahram women whom it is unlawful to shake hands with: a paternal male cousin’s daughter, a paternal female cousin’s daughter, a maternal male cousin’s daughter, a maternal female cousin’s daughter, their mothers, and one’s father’s wife?
What is the ruling on a man shaking hands with a non-mahram woman, whether young or old, if he intends nothing more than a handshake and considers her like his sister?
What is the ruling on spending the night at the house of a full brother or paternal uncle or others, with their children and wives, if the children are minors, and the wife's mother or sister may be present, and upon the request of the homeowner under the pretext of travel?
What is the ruling on saying that the hijab conceals a woman's beauty?
What is the ruling on a woman who entered into the state of ihram for Umrah, then was surprised by menstruation and feared being left behind by her group, whereupon one of the muftis gave her a fatwa to return with her group and come back later for Umrah while remaining in the state of ihram, but then she found this to be extremely difficult and it might not be possible for her to return for Umrah again?
How can the Hajj rituals be performed with menstruation that continues beyond the scheduled return date?
Is it permissible to shake hands with one's brother's wife or to greet her without shaking hands?
Is it permissible for me to prevent some of the invited women from entering my son's wedding party if they are wearing immodest clothing, even though this action might be socially unacceptable?
What is the ruling on photographers entering Qur'an centers to film a lesson given by a female preacher, with them moving among the female attendees to show their images in an episode that will be broadcast on an Islamic satellite channel?
What is the ruling on a woman piercing her body, including her 'awrah, and what is the ruling on the piercings she made before embracing Islam?
What is the ruling on a male student shaking hands with his female classmate at university, and what should he do if she extends her hand to greet him?
Is looking at non-mahram women forbidden even if it is without lust?
Is it necessary to cover the eyes if there is no need to look at the path?
How can one begin teaching Islam to a Buddhist colleague, considering that he does not speak Arabic, and is it permissible for a woman to recite the Qur’an in front of a non-mahram man?
Is what is said true, that a woman's voice is 'awrah?
Is it permissible for a man to prevent his wife from appearing before and speaking with his brothers, even if she is wearing a hijab, and is this considered excessive strictness?
Should one say the Basmala and the Isti'adha aloud in prayer or not, and what is the ruling on women saying "Ameen" aloud if they pray in congregation?
What is the ruling on a ten-year-old girl praying in the first row with men?