What haircuts and styles are Muslim females not allowed to do ? Example their is haircut for females called layers so you have your hair layered their is a longest length then the next length is shorter then the next length is shorter is this permitted?

Beautification & Cosmetic Suregry, Women clothing
12 Jan

ANSWER: No problem in this whatsoever if it’s common among muslim women in your community.

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Can a girl perform namaaz while with make up,like before going to marriages can one perform wudhu then do make up and when the time comes she can perform namaaz in some corner of function hall ?? Please reply

Beautification & Cosmetic Suregry, Women clothing
29 Dec

ANSWER: No problem as long as the wudu is not broken. It is not permissible for non mahram to see her in her make up.

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Can women show her ear rings from above her hijab in parties while convering her hair?

Beautification & Cosmetic Suregry, Halal/Haram Matters, Sports, Entertainment and Music
26 Dec

ANSWER: If it’s a mixed party then it’s not permissible to attend, let alone show your adornments!

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A girl was planning to use ‘kojic acid’ on her face for dark spots. But she got to know from google that kojic acid was a mild exfoliator & she doesn’t know if it is true or not. Is it haram to use?

Beautification & Cosmetic Suregry
24 Dec

ANSWER: Peeling the skin is not permissible.

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I read somewhere that the woman who wears perfume is doing zina and the guy who smells it is doing zina. So when i feel a woman is wearing perfume (for example in the mall), i stop my breath until the woman goes away. Is this correct? What should i do?

Beautification & Cosmetic Suregry, Halal/Haram Matters, Women clothing
08 Nov

ANSWER: The one wearing perfume and allowing non mahram men to smell that is like an adulteress. Men smelling it are not sinful as this is not within their control and holding your breath like this is an innovation.

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Shaikh I want to ask what’s the ruling on gifting perfumes or clothes or heels shoes to women like if I give my friend these things and I say to her that don’t use these things outside and if she use them outside so will I’ll be sinful for that as I know that these things are only allowed in front of mahrams so what’s the ruling?

Beautification & Cosmetic Suregry, Halal/Haram Matters, Women clothing
14 Sep

ANSWER: If you don’t know whether she will use it in haram or not, this is permissible. But if you are sure she will use it in haram, this is prohibited.

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Is it haram to use replica products purchased by someone else? I mean, my mother purchases them, can i use them or not?

Beautification & Cosmetic Suregry, Halal/Haram Matters, Men Clothing, Women clothing
13 Sep

ANSWER: It is permissible to use it but as I always say: fake products are for fake people.

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Can I dye my hair even if i’m not old and I don’t have grey/white hair?

Beautification & Cosmetic Suregry
05 Sep

ANSWER: You can dye with any color you want, providing you avoid black as it’s prohibited and avoid any other weird colors like blue, green, purple etc. This color should be medically safe to apply and it should not leave a layer rather it should just give a color after washing. Women must conceal this in front of non-mahram men and while going […]

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Can I put on nail polish which can be peeled off easily (peelable nail polish)

Ablution (Wudhu), Beautification & Cosmetic Suregry, Prayer
04 Sep

ANSWER: No problem in this when you don’t have to pray or offer wudu because this blocks the water from reaching the nails and would invalidate the wudu. You must conceal this in front of non mahram men and while going out.

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I read somewhere that if a woman goes out after wearing perfume, ghusl becomes compulsory on her. Is it true?

Beautification & Cosmetic Suregry, Halal/Haram Matters, Women clothing
31 Aug

ANSWER: This is an issue of dispute as per the hadeeth of abu Huraira May Allah be pleased with him. The most authentic opinion is that this is not mandatory but rather recommended as a punishment to prevent women from wearing perfume when they go out. 

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