Is it necessary for women to wear gloves when they have applied henna?
It is not necessary for women to wear gloves when henna has been applied to their nails or palms.
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It is not necessary for women to wear gloves when henna has been applied to their nails or palms.
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When it is not permissible for women to leave their homes to attend the Musjid for even Salaat, how could it ever be permissible for them to attend programmes even if conducted by…
It is not permissible to wear a nose-ring.
Mendhi (hennah) for women is Sunnat. It should be applied to only the palms. Patterns and designs are not permissible.
It is not permissible for a woman to travel without a male mahram even if she is 87 years old. There has to be a male mahram accompanying her.
The normal purdah between the baaligh children and their foster parents will apply. All rules of Hijaab will apply strictly.
While the Salaat of a woman will be valid in the Haram, it is not permissible for women to go to the Haram especially to perform Salaat. Perform Salaat wherever you are staying.…
No, do not go for Ziyaarat to Uhud, etc. Such ziyaarat has no relationship with the Hajj or Umrah. You are unnecessarily exposed to all and sundry in such ziyaarat trips. It is not…
The woman who leaves her hair hanging out exposed to the public is like a prostitute in terms of the Hadith, or perhaps she is an actual prostitute.
The strictest purdah for him is Waajib. He should not be considered as a brother. He is a veritable shaitaan who is capable of ravaging their chastity. He will never again be a…
In fact, it is Waajib for you to refuse. You should not accompany them to any places where Hijaab is grossly violated. Even if your parents insist that you should go shopping with…
The meaning of 'death' in the context of the Hadith is that the woman should fear her brother-in-law just as she fears death. That means, that she must stay far from him. Just as…
Regardless of the woman's age, it is haraam for her to travel without a male mahram. Her mahram must accompany her otherwise it will be haraam for her to travel.
Even at home a woman should dress decently when other females are present. In fact, she should cover her hair even if she is alone in the house despite the fact that it is not…
It is not permissible for you to learn the Qur'aan even from an old woman.