Yes, they are your mahram.
Read moreHe is a mahram for her and they can stay alone together, travel together, and uncover her hair infront of him. Unless you are accusing your father to be a filthy pervert, there are no grounds for such worries.
Read moreHer father in law will still be her mahram for life.
Read moreYou do not have to wear hijab in front of them at this age. They are kids. Once they reach about ten or eleven, you must observe hijab as they are non Mahram.
Read moreThe father in law will always be mahram to her until either one of them dies however, her guardian/wali is her biological father. If the father in law allows her to stay in his house, she must observe proper hijab in front of his sons as they are all non mahram to her. Kindly refer […]
Read moreTo my knowledge, this is the saying of Fatimah, may Allah be pleased with her. She is referring to meeting and mixing with non mahram men.
Read moreIf he doesn’t share with you neither of your parents, he is a total stranger to you and you should observe hijab from him from as early as 11 or 12.
Read moreThe husband becomes mahram to the girl breastfed by his wife if she feeds her five times or more and the child is less than two years. However, regarding adoptions in Islam: Adoption is not permissible in Islam. It is permissible and recommended to support an orphan and to raise him up but not as […]
Read moreIf the sister has her own wealth, the brothers are not obliged to provide for her. If she is in need, this becomes mandatory upon them.
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