Q: If a female who was born out of wedlock and raised by her maternal grandparents as their own, who is her Mahram?
Does her uncles, her mother's brothers become her Mahram?
Will her brother, they share the same mother but not father become her Mahram? And are her male cousins, sons of her mother's sister's and brother's become her Mahram?
Q: A girls father in law wants to shake her hand when they go to visit. It's a habit of his to shake his nieces hands and hug them.
On Eid he shook her hand and kissed it. The mother in law said he's doing like how Dada used to do for the children.
Is this allowed ?
Q: Is it permissible for the son in law to hug his mother in law if she is not old?
Q: Are my maternal and paternal grandparents' brothers (e.g. naani's brother) my mahaarim? Someone said that they are not.
Q: I would like to know if purdah is compulsory in front of an illegitimate son of my fathers?
Q: Is a woman's foster children (i.e. the children she breastfed) who are female mahram for her biological brother?
Q: Is purdah (hijab) to be observed between the father of the husband and and mother of the wife?
Q: Does the daughter in law have to observe purdah in the presence of the father-in-law after her husband has died? (Meaning the father-in-law was the father of her late husband)?
Q: I have been adopted by my Paternal Uncle (fathers brother) due to him not having any children. My Uncles wife did breastfeed me, making her my Foster Mum. My Question is regarding parda with the following people, and making Salaam and shaking hands with them. Are the following Males, Mahram to me:
And is Parda required between my Husband and the following females:
*** Both of my Biological Parents are still alive ***
From what I understand, that all relations that are Haraam through Blood are all Haraam through Breastfeeding also. Please shed light on the above Laws, and if any other rules are to be known, please inform me.