do we have to ...............

[LiveIslam]

i was wondering wen gals get married do they have to cover up front of their husband's father e.g wearing a scarf

[.: Anna :.]

No he becomes mahram to you.
If you wna you can keep ur scarf but you don't have to.

[LiveIslam]

is it ok if i have some evidence

[janathi]

i was wondering wen gals get married do they have to cover up front of their husband's father e.g wearing a scarf

:salams

sis I know of this Ayah in Surah al- Nur:

They (believing women) must not display their beauty except to their husbands, their fathers, their husband’s fathers, their sons, their husband’s sons, their brothers, their brother’s sons, their sister’s sons or their women…” (24-31).

..Insha'Allah..and this extracted from an Article:

'Awra in front of (Muslim) Mahrams (unmarriageable kin)

The Awra of a woman in front of her Mahram men (those with whom marriage is permanently unlawful), such as the father, brother, son, paternal uncle (father’s brother), maternal uncle (mother’s brother), father in-law, grandson, husband’s son (from another marriage), son in-law, etc consists of the area between the navel and knees, and also the stomach and back.

Thus, it will be permissible for a woman to expose the following parts of her body in front of Mahram males: head, hair, face, neck, chest, shoulders, hands, forearms, and legs from below the knees. It will not be permissible to expose the stomach, back or any area which is between the navel and knees. (See: al-Fatawa al-Hindiyya, 5/328 & al-Hidaya, 4/461).'

http://www.darulislam.info/Sections-article46-p1.html

Insha'Allah hope it helps..:inlove:

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[.: Anna :.]

erm I found you this for now


Marriage: The Father-in-Law - Hajj & Hijab
Answered by Shaykh Faraz Rabbani

http://www.sunnipath.com/images/Q_Image.jpg1) Can a father-in-law be a mahram for his daughter-in-law i.e. take her to hajj etc etc?
2) Leading on from 1) Does a daughter-in-law have to maintain a full covering in front of her a father-in-law?
http://www.sunnipath.com/images/A_Image.jpg
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Walaikum assalam,
If the father-in-law is an upright man, and no fitna is feared from either side, then he may travel with her for Hajj and the like. Caution should be exercised.
If the father-in-law is an upright man, full hijab is not necessary in front of him. However, our scholars tell us that young women should dress in a modest manner, preferring loose unrevealing clothing even at home.
Wassalam,
Faraz Rabbani.

[LiveIslam]

jazallah khair sisters

[Saeedujana]

Thus, it will be permissible for a woman to expose the following parts of her body in front of Mahram males: head, hair, face, neck, chest, shoulders, hands, forearms, and legs from below the knees. It will not be permissible to expose the stomach, back or any area which is between the navel and knees. (See: al-Fatawa al-Hindiyya, 5/328 & al-Hidaya, 4/461).'i was under the impression this (bold text) was only allowed around other women.

ma'asalaama
saeed

[janathi]

i was under the impression this (bold text) was only allowed around other women.

ma'asalaama
saeed

:salams

..hmm..Allahu Alam...but the Ayah does say..'They (believing women) must not display their beauty except to their husbands, their fathers, their husband’s fathers'...so it is permissable to do so, perhaps not all those stated in the Article, but as far as Modesty is concerned one must dress approprietely, so these would be something practiced whether female, or Male that are Mahram ....hmm


Insha'Allah wa Allahu Alam..


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