Submitted by user2 on Thu, 2018-04-12 06:58
Q: As a female, am I allowed to trim my hair because of split ends and hair breakages if a trim could make it healthier. I dont have a habit of cutting it generally.
Submitted by user2 on Thu, 2018-04-05 07:53
Q: Recently in one of your replies, the following Arabic extract was quoted. ولا بأس بنتف الشيب
I was taught that it is not good to pluck out white hair which seems to contradict this extract. Please explain to me the ruling on plucking out white hair.
Submitted by user2 on Thu, 2018-04-05 07:02
Q: If, after removing unwanted hair, one comes to know that a spot has not been completely cleaned, must it be cleaned again?
Submitted by user2 on Sun, 2018-04-01 07:28
Q: Is it a must to shave a newborn girl's head?
Submitted by user2 on Mon, 2018-03-26 07:36
Q: Where do the eyebrows start and end for male?
Submitted by user2 on Thu, 2018-03-22 07:21
Q: I am looking to seek a ruling on whether scalp micro pigmentation (SMP) is permissible in Islam. SMP stands for scalp micro pigmentation.
It is a method of depositing pigment into the dermal layer of the skin on the scalp, which replicates hair follicles. When viewed from a few inches or further away, the pigment dots appear as hair follicles. Here are some facts provided by a number of SMP clinics I inquired with:
SMP will have no effect on the ability for the skin to absorb water (i.e. for wudhu) or release water as sweat. The pigment consists of Iron Oxide, which according to the clinics is readily present in the body naturally The main difference between a tattoo and SMP is that SMP is semi-permanent and uses a completely natural pigment. It uses specialist pigments created for the scalp only, not tattoo ink.
Submitted by user2 on Thu, 2018-03-22 07:19
Q: There is a treatment called scalp micro pigmentation. It is like drawing a tattoo on the scalp to give an illusion like the head is full of hair. I have bald patches and this treatment seems very safe. Is it allowed in Islam?
Submitted by user2 on Wed, 2018-03-21 07:47
Q: I am getting married in two weeks inshallah. I ask for your duas of barakah and happiness inshallah.
I suffer from polycystic ovarian syndrome. My main issue is high testosterone in my body. Medication helps but does little to control excessive hair growth. Most woman have hair on their legs, however with pcos it is excessive thick hair and is like that all over the body. This is no an exaggeration. I am hairier than my father. I even have thick long hair on my lower back and the private area just below that. I do manage my hair through waxing but never bothered hard to reach areas since I was not married and was not lawful to remove.
My question is, can I go to a salon where there is no men and have waxing done professionally as it is excessive growth and I cannot manage it on my own. Even the areas I can access I have painful in growns and acne. Leaving the hair and saying that my husband wont mind, I think is incorrect because this is no way near normal. Even shaving is painful for me and leaves lots of acne and again, it is hard for me to access.
Submitted by user2 on Wed, 2018-03-21 07:43
Q: What are the rulings of pubic hair removal for women in Islam and from where is it obligatory?
Submitted by user2 on Mon, 2018-03-19 08:13
Q: A person has some thin hair on his neck. At the time of a haircut, the barber straightens the hairline and removes this hair which is beneath the hairline. Is this permissible?
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