Travel and Mahram
304 questions
Is it permissible for a woman to travel with her female colleague to attend a three-day scientific conference, with men of high moral character present in the delegation, and with the husband's approval? And is this considered a safe companionship?
Is it permissible for a woman to travel by plane with a group of female teachers without a mahram to work in a Gulf country and reside in a safe accommodation, given that she has a married sister in the same country, and knowing that her financial situation in her home country is good?
Is the husband's father entitled to compel him to do work he dislikes and from which he gains no financial benefit, and to compel him to return to the country to care for his sister, who refuses to travel?
Is it permissible to travel with the intention of emigrating for the sake of one's religion and to work in the Prophet's City without the father's consent, and would this be considered disobedience?
Is it permissible for a husband to travel alone for vacation after his wife refused to travel with him and their children?
Is the mother sinful if she expels her two daughters from the home for refusing to travel with her and leave the trust [Amanah], and are the parents sinful if they leave them alone?
What is the ruling on displaying the ears in a passport photograph, if that is in accordance with the prevailing law and it cannot be obtained by any other means, and the passport will be used to travel to an Arab country?
What is the ruling on a woman traveling alone without a mahram from one town to another without staying overnight, and is it permissible out of necessity if it is impossible for the mahram to accompany her?
What is the ruling on a married woman traveling without a mahram to stay with her family due to her husband's inability to care for her because of work or financial circumstances, knowing that she might have to repeat this?
Is it permissible for a female doctor to forge a medical certificate to escape a danger threatening her at her workplace?
Is it permissible for a woman to travel with her daughter without a mahram to visit her husband's father for his granddaughter?
Is it permissible to divorce a wife who left the marital home and traveled without her husband's knowledge, especially given that she previously admitted to committing indecency before marriage?
Is it permissible for a Muslim woman to greet her adult Christian maternal brother by kissing and embracing him, and to uncover her head and greet her Christian female colleagues by hand or by kissing, and how should she treat her Christian mother?
Is it permissible for a wife to travel alone without a mahram a distance of two or three hours by train or bus within the same country for the purpose of work?
What should a wife do if she was unable to join her husband, who resides in France, because her father refused to let her travel?
What is the ruling on a Muslim woman traveling abroad for work without a mahram, especially if she is compelled to do so due to difficult financial circumstances?
Is it permissible for a woman to travel without a mahram for the purpose of seeking knowledge, even if it is said that the roads have become safe, or if some argue that it is not possible to provide a mahram for every woman, or that they will become scholars in important specializations?
Is it permissible for female students to go on a school trip to the ruins of Babylon, a distance of 40 km, knowing that their residence is in the same governorate?
Are you an international student studying and residing in two different cities, and commuting between them by train?
Is it permissible for a wife to travel to a foreign country for tourism and recreation with her maternal aunts' daughters and one of her maternal uncles, with her husband's consent and without his accompaniment?
What is the ruling of Islamic law on preventing an unmarried sister from traveling to a medical conference and staying overnight 100 kilometers away for two days, knowing that the father has passed away?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding a wife who refuses to travel with her husband, discloses her household secrets to her family, and prioritizes her mother's obedience over her husband's, and what are her legal rights in the event of divorce?
What is the religious ruling on a 37-year-old unmarried female doctor remaining in her parents' home to care for her mother and her sister, who suffers from polio, given that her other sister, who suffers from inflammatory neuropathy, is asking to move in with them along with her disobedient daughters, knowing that this move will increase the burden on the girl and threaten her professional and personal future? Is it permissible for her to travel for study and leave her mother with this burden?
Is it permissible for a divorced woman in Saudi Arabia who does not have a mahram, and whose ex-husband’s mother refuses her travel with her two children to her family's home, to remain in her ex-husband’s house for the sake of caring for her two children, knowing that her ex-husband’s brother is the one who takes them out for their needs?