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Non-Marriageable Relatives of Women
Is Shaking Hands with Husband’s Relatives Permissible?
If there is nothing dubious about the family gatherings, it is permissible for a woman to sit with her husband’s relatives, if she is wearing complete Shar`i Hijab. However, shaking hands with a non-Mahram man is prohibited.SaveIs the Father In-law a Mahram?
It is permissible for a wife to shake hands with her father in-law because as soon as a man conducts a marriage contract with a woman, his father becomes a Mahram for her.SaveA woman marrying her father’s maternal uncle
SaveWhat is the relationship of a woman to the man who has divorced her?
SaveHe does not allow his wife to appear in front of his brothers
SaveIs The Wife’s Sister a Mahram?
The wife’s sister is not a Mahram to her sister’s husband, so it is not permissible for him to look at her, or be alone with her, or to shake hands with her.SaveHis relative is in jail and he sits with his wife and children in order to look after them
SaveCan I See My Mother in Law without Hijab?
The husband of a woman’s daughter is one of the Mahrams through marriage, so it is permissible for him to see of her what he is permitted to see of his mother, sister, daughter and all other Mahrams.SaveThis woman is not your mahram
SaveIs the son of her husband’s daughter regarded as a mahram for her?
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