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Do not be alone with a woman; even if you were to say: ‘I am teaching her the Qur.aan.’
[The need for the] safeguarding of [one’s] eyes is much greater than [the need for the] safeguarding of [one’s] tongue.
“Reveal that part (portion) of your body which can endure the fire of Hell.”
Is it permissible for me to shake the hand of my wife’s sister, and to be alone with her or other than that? [It’s just] because I know [while I am married to her sister, then] she is prohibited to me.
He asks about the ruling regarding shaking hands with women, and whether it is prohibited, and whether shaking their hands nullifies the wudhoo?
The Muslim woman generally spends most of her time in the kitchen, busy preparing various types of food, so [as a result] she misses out on taking advantage of the time during the month of Ramadhaan [to increase in the worship of Allaah]. So do you have any advice for the Muslim woman [in this regard]?
[O] noble Shaykh, in your opinion, what is the legal ruling regarding a woman going to a male doctor for a check-up?
Is it permissible to shake the hand of a woman if doing so is from the custom of the people of the land?
