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Should the woman cover herself from mahram in-laws and can she make her voice heard?
What is the verdict of the Islamic scholars and the great jurist in the follower matters:
- Who are those people that women do not have to veil themselves?
- Who are those people where they can talk to women and where it is allowed for the women to make their voices heard?
Questioner: Molvi Nazir Ahmad Saheb, Bareilly in India
Answer:
- All unmarriageable relatives [mahram], but it is better for a young lady to veil herself from unmarriageable milk [raza’i] relatives, and if possible then also from the unmarriageable in-laws.
- All unmarriageable relatives, and if there is a need for and no fear of schism [fitna], nor in secrecy, then it is also allowed [to say few words] behind the veil with few marriageable relatives.
And Allah know best.
al-Imam Ahmad Raza Khan al-Qadiri al-Barelvi
27-Muharram-1336 || ≈ 13-Nov-1917
al-‘Ataya al-Nabawiyyah fi’l-Fatawa al-Ridawiyyah: vol. 22, p. 243, #105-106
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27-Muharram-1336 || ≈ 13-Nov-1917
al-‘Ataya al-Nabawiyyah fi’l-Fatawa al-Ridawiyyah: vol. 22, p. 243, #105-106
Click for more fatawa’s of Ala Hazrat
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