Hair tinting
Q: Is it permissible for a Muslim lady to tint her hair for her husband only?
Q: Is it permissible for a Muslim lady to tint her hair for her husband only?
Q: Can women dye their hair?
Q:
1. What is the Shar'ee ruling regarding hair dye? Is it permissible to use?
2. What colours of dye should one use and which colours should one avoid using?
3. Is there any difference in the ruling between men and women?
4. Is it permissible to use hair dye which is non-porous and prevents the water from touching the hair? If one used such dye, will one's wudhu and ghusal be complete?
5. I heard that applying mehndi is a Sunnah. Can a person dye his beard or hair with mehndi and will one receive the reward of the Sunnah if one applies it?
Q: I would like ask when getting ones hair professionally dyed, bleach (ammonia) is normally used to aid in transitioning from dark to light or vice verse. I have heard that ammonia forms a layer over the hair but am unsure whether this is true as Islamicaly permanent dyes are permissible. Please let me know whether getting ones hair dyed professionally is allowed particularly when it's to cover grey hair as a means of adornment for the husband.
Q: Black hair dye is prohibited. Is there such a thing as black mehndi for hair? If so, is that allowed?
Q: What is the masala regarding black mehndi on hair for both men and women. Is it allowed to cover white hair?
Q: I'm sitting in iddah. May I please know whether I can dye my hair or go to a dentist?
Q: Are females allowed to dye their hair blue black?
Q: Masla ye poochna hai ke kaaala khizaab lagana kaisa hai?
Q: There are many colour dyes available in the market. It is said that using these dyes are haraam because it contains chemicals if they are applied on beard they prevent the hair from getting wet. It is obligatory that the beard should get wet while doing wudhu else our wudhu is invalid. Please clarify? Do these latest dyes cover the hair with a layer like nail polish or they bleach the hair with colour? Even if we use these chemical dyes the hair gets wet and washed while bathing. I fail to understand how only while doing wudhu they don’t get wet and washed? This defies logic and science. Please advise.