The waiting period is three monthly cycles and you can’t entertain any proposals as you are still married to him until the Iddah is over.
Read moreNo, as this is not a necessity.
Read moreThis is up to you. However, islam encourages that a widow remarries if a suitable man proposes to her.
Read moreShe can work from home and host guests when they come. Kindly follow the link given: https://www.assimalhakeem.net/the-iddah-of-a-widow/ [1]
Read moreBy doing your obligations, refraining from sins and being kind to others. Yes can make a schedule for yourself to acquire Islamic knowledge and memorizing the Quran which by it you can become a student of knowledge in few years time and share this with other women.
Read more1- If she is unable to continue living there, she can move out. 2- This is possible but this depends on whether the deceased has a real brother or not.
Read moreHer iddah is one monthly cycle.
Read more1- It is calculated by the lunar months. 2- She can’t attend Quran classes outside her home. 3- She must not visit her daughter at hospital.
Read moreYes, she has to observe iddah for a period of 4 months and 10 days. She cannot travel during the Iddah period or aftewards without a mahram.
Read moreShe must stay in her husband’s house which they lived in and it is prohibited to apply any adornment such a henna and she must not mix with any non mahram!
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