Q: What shall we do about purda, especially after marriage. Because in India, generally many families don't allow to do pardah from husband's cousin brothers, brother-in- laws and other close relatives. What shall we do in such a situations? Please suggest me from shara'i point of view that how to comeout from this situation.
Q: Is it permissible for a girl to keep her face, hands and feet bare in front of ghair mahrams?
Q: Can my wife live with me in a home where my brothers and sisters also live? What is the Islamic view on this matter?
Q: Is it permissible for a Muslim woman to leave her home in order to go to a beauty parlour or salon to style her hair or wax the hair on her body? What is the Shar’ee ruling in regard to this issue?
Q: I am a 21 year old Muslim woman. I started observing hijab recently but I am confused with regards to mahram. I have two 13 and 10 year old cousins who are growing up in front of me in my hands. One of them is now showing early signs of puberty. They are like little kids to me. Should I have to observe hijaab in front of them also?
Q: If I am correct, it is not permissible for a woman to show/open her hair in front of non Muslim women. So if her mum and sisters are not Muslim, does the same rule apply? Also what is the rule for her to open her hair in front of her non-Muslim father and brothers?
Q: Some person was telling me that in a certain country if a woman does not do niqab then she will end up marrying a christian because the muslim men will not marry her. And women have ended up marrying christians. He was saying that marriage to christian will definitely happen if she wears niqab. So because there is less harm in not wearing niqab it would be ok not to wear it 1. Is it permissible in such a situation for a woman to leave the niqab? 2. If not can you explain the error which has been made in analogy?
Q: I am a young women, ready to get married. I studied kitaabs for four years . My predicament is as follows: I have an aunty (mothers sister) who stays quiet a distance away from my home. However from small I used to go and stay with her during the holidays. Over the years we have created a strong bond between myself and her family. We are so close , I can consider her as my second mother . After all this said, my story is with her husband. He is about 37 years of age. I find that over the years of staying together we have become very casual in our interaction. We laugh and joke around freely, sometimes he even touches me and vice versa. Taking into consideration all the above factors, please advise me.
Q:
1. Is a widow whose husband has passed away allowed to speak to a non-mahram who has come for taziyat, if there is no fear of Fitnah?
2. Is there any sin if a widow speaks to a non-mahram whilst in iddah?
Q: Is it compulsory for a woman to wear a niqaab or is it optional?