Mahram

So my grandpa has step kids now and they are also now my dads step brothers so would I have to wear hijab in front of them ?

Mahram

26 Aug

ANSWER: Yes, because they are not your father’s real brothers and they don’t share any of his own parents with him, hence they are not your mahrams.

I am from Bangladesh. In our country cousins can be married, but it is haraam to marry a cousin’s daughter and this marriage is not allowed anywhere in the society. If anyone wants to prove it halal, he has to be humiliated in the family and expelled from the society. My question to you is, is this marriage forbidden in Islam? Note that in our country, cousin’s daughter

Fiqh of Marriage, Mahram

29 Jul

ANSWER: These people are not following Islam. Ali Ibn Abi Taalib May Allah be pleased with him married his cousin’s daughter; Fatima the daughter of the prophet salla allahu alaihi wa sallam. Surely your people are ignorant and are not related to proper Islam, otherwise they wouldn’t have rejected something our beloved Prophet salla Allahu […]

My non-mahram cousin comes and stays at our house for days and my parents allow the free mixing but I don’t like it. When I sit to eat she’s their, when I sit with my family she’s their and it is really hard to stay away from them in a separate room because after all it’s my house and I can’t stay confined in my own house. I’ve told my family multiple times that it is right. What to do?

Dealings and Attitudes with Relatives, Mahram

31 May

ANSWER: Keep you gaze lowered and do not interact with her at all. Stay in your room as much as possible during her visit. There is nothing else to do unless you can afford it and move out to a hotel!

I learned that if a woman goes to a ptaxi while she’s alone with the male driver, it’s haram because the third is the shaytan. But can she go to a taxi with her non-mahram male cousin to go to the mosque to talk to a sheikh, is it halal? so there would be three people in the taxi: the woman, her non-mahram male cousin, and the taxi driver. So it would be two males and one woman in the car.

Halal/Haram Matters, Mahram

07 Feb

ANSWER: This is not permissible as her cousin is a non mahram.

A sister wants to know if her sister’s husband is her mahram?

Fiqh of the family, Mahram

14 Jan

ANSWER: No, he’s not a mahram and she must be fully covered in front of him and it’s not permissible to chit-chat or socialize or hang out when he’s around. This ruling is same for both sister’s husband and husband’s brother. https://islamqa.info/en/answers/5538/who-are-the-mahrams-in-front-of-whom-a-woman-can-uncover

My question is that after my marriage, would my father in law be my Mahram? I know for a fact that my brother in laws would be non-mahram, but what about father in law? Can he see my hair?

Mahram

02 Jan

ANSWER: The father in law is the permanent mahram. Even if his son divorces the woman or if the son dies then also the father in law is a permanent mahram for life for this woman.

I have a daughter with my ex-christian wife before I reverted to Islam. I am now married to a Muslim women. I had problems with my ex-wife but I still love her. We always talk sometimes about my daughter but mostly about other things. I want to know what is my limit with this women since she is my non-mahram. Am I sinning for being too friendly with her

Mahram

25 Sep

ANSWER: Of course you are sinning! You must not chitchat or socialize or be soft while speaking to her at all and must not speak to her except when truely needed about your daughter.

If someone remarries and has a child from previous marriage (girl- not adult) Can new husband somehow be a mahram for her or an uncle if she is living with mother and new husband? Although her biological father is still alive. If her biological father passes does new husband become mahram? If her mother has sons from new marriage can they also be her mahram (half brothers)?

Mahram

25 Sep

ANSWER: Step father is a mahram for the step daughters, whether the biological father is alive or dead. The half brothers are of course mahram to her because they share the same mother!

I have a question about mixing with my aunts where I grew up with. They are much older than me (around 40 years). They are the wives of my uncles. Now that I am 22 years old is it permissible to sit with them if my uncle is home. And what about mixing with old women.

Mahram

10 Sep

ANSWER: If they are your uncles’ wives and not related to you, they are non mahram to you and you must not either mix with them or communicate with them.

What should be the the age of a son or a brother as to be a Mahram(irrespective of his maturity) so that a mother/ sister can travel with him .

Mahram

28 Aug

ANSWER: He must reach the age of puberty or must reach 15 years, whichever comes first. https://islamqa.info/en/answers/197392/if-any-of-the-signs-of-puberty-appear-in-a-boy-he-becomes-accountable

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