Travel and Mahram
346 questions
Is a woman considered a mahram for another woman who is not a relative during travel and similar situations?
Is it permissible for a woman to bring a domestic worker from another country without a mahram, especially if she lives in a non-Muslim country?
Is it permissible for the husband to travel with his second wife on all of his trips, while compensating the first wife financially and with nights, or to travel with the second wife using her money without compensating the first?
Is it permissible for a woman to live alone, and if so, why is it not permissible for her to travel alone?
Is it obligatory to obey one's mother and return to the home country without the husband's approval and with the difficulty of leaving the children in a disbelieving country, or is it obligatory to obey the husband and remain with the children?
Is it permissible for a woman to travel without a mahram to visit her brother who is ill with cancer and to help him, or must she wait 20 days for her 14-year-old son to accompany her, given her fear of his condition deteriorating during this period?
Is it permissible for a woman to travel by car with a driver while her brother is in another car?
What is the ruling on a girl taking a mixed-gender computer course in a city half an hour away from her village, with the aim of utilizing free time and gaining benefit, as well as getting to know a new city and new friends, especially given the discomfort of the home environment?
Which is more proper: studying at a non-mixed university in another country without a mahram, or studying at a mixed university in the country of residence with family, given the father's absolute refusal to discontinue studies?
What is the ruling on a woman traveling without a mahram out of necessity for work?