Travel and Mahram
304 questions
What is the ruling on a husband traveling with a male and female colleague for six hours weekly for study, and is his wife’s objection to that considered overcomplicating matters, especially since he refuses for her to do the same?
Is the husband sinful for having a veiled Muslim maid in his house without a mahram, knowing that the maid was brought through a recruitment office and he does not need her mahram and cannot provide him with accommodation and a salary?
What is the extent of my relationship with my paternal uncle and its legitimate boundaries?
What is the ruling on a woman traveling for study and knowledge in an Arab country with a mahram who does not stay with her, but rather places her in a safe student dormitory due to the impossibility of him staying with her?
Is it permissible for the wife to travel alone if the husband is in America for treatment and unable to travel due to his health condition?
What is the ruling on a projects manager traveling with his secretary on public transportation and by plane to complete work tasks?
Is it permissible for me to travel by plane back to my country without my husband, accompanied by my five children and a maid, and is my 12-year-old son considered a mahram for me?
Is it permissible for me to travel to my home country with my children to visit my sick mother, knowing that my husband will not be able to accompany me outside of America?
Is the distance between Mecca and Jeddah considered a travel distance that necessitates the rulings of a traveler, especially for female students who reside in Jeddah and commute daily to Mecca by bus?
Is it permissible to share a link for donations to help a friend travel and live alone in a Muslim country to complete her studies, knowing that she lives in a country suffering from war and cannot bring any of her family members with her?
What is the ruling on the action of a husband who invites his brother's wife and her children to lunch at a restaurant without his own wife being present, considering this an obligation towards her, while the wife considers this action a betrayal due to her absence?
Is it permissible for a female geology student to go on scientific trips with male students and professors, knowing that she and only one other girl are among the students?
Is it permissible for a sister to travel to study and reside in a university dormitory in an area approximately 200 km away, knowing that there is no mahram for her in the dormitory?
What is the ruling on a woman traveling with her sister's husband in the presence of her sister and their mother?
What is the iddah (waiting period) for a widowed woman who has undergone a hysterectomy and is elderly, and is it permissible for her to travel to visit her son in a foreign country during her iddah?
What is the ruling on a Muslim female student being sent abroad to study in a disbelieving country and residing there temporarily without a mahram, given the presence of a Muslim community and the possibility of openly practicing Islamic rituals, and knowing that the journey there will be with a mahram?
What is the ruling on a wife traveling to visit her mother in another country without a mahram, if her husband works abroad and refuses her travel, even though there was a prior agreement regarding this visit, and her psychological state and her mother's have deteriorated due to the refusal?
Is it permissible for a university student living in Cairo to go on a trip with the university to Wadi El Rayan, where they depart on Friday morning and return on the evening of the same day, without a mahram, due to the absence of a brother and the difficulty of convincing the father?
Is a woman's travel alone a distance of 75 km (approximately one hour) from Amman to Irbid by bus for study considered a prohibited journey?
Is it permissible for a woman to travel without a mahram to visit her family, given the strained family relations and her fear of taking concessions and being held accountable by Allah, knowing that she wishes to follow the opinion of the majority who forbid a woman from traveling without a mahram?
Is traveling to another country to seek religious knowledge unlawful?
Is it permissible for an orphaned, only girl, who has no relatives, to travel for work, study, or leisure, knowing that a woman's travel without a mahram is forbidden?
What is the ruling regarding a female student who wears the niqab studying a mixed-gender university major, despite her attempts to avoid intermingling, taking into account the payment of non-refundable administrative fees, the possibility of an unmixed major being available in her current place of residence, in addition to her frequent travel with her mother and her 13-and-a-half-year-old brother?
Is it forbidden for a mother to travel with her daughters by bus for two hours to visit her family without a mahram?