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Fatwas of Muslim Women by Ibn Taymyah Translated by: Sayed Gad Dar Al-Manarah

فتاوى النساء ابن تيمية

FATWAS OF MUSLIM WOMEN

Table of contents

• Translator’s note
• Purification
• Altered water because of its being in a place for a long time
• Men and women having Ghusl (purificatory bath)
• from the same container
• Copper utensils inlayed with silver
• Circumcision of women
• Wiping over the head cover
• Touching women
• Touching the Holy Quran
• Carrying the Holy Quran
• Reading the Qur’an during puerperium (Nifas)
• Prayer
• Making up missed prayers
• Is making up missed prayer better Than performing optional prayer ?
• Woman’s ornament
• Concealing women’s private parts from men and Women
• Showing the face, the hands, and the feet before Strangers
• Does a woman have to cover her hands in prayer?38
• The uncovering of a woman’s hair during prayer41
• A woman praying with the surface of her foot
• Sewing silk for men and women and getting paid for it
• Women’s wearing kaffiehs
• The criteria of imitating the other sex
• Women’s wearing turbans
• Is a Christian woman to be buried among Muslims? 48
• Zakah
• Zakah of Jewelry
• Zakah on a woman’s dowry
• Can the grandmother be a legitimate recipient of Zakah if in debt?
• Fasting
• Is a pregnant woman, who is in no pain, allowed not to fast for the safety of her baby?
• What is a fasting Muslim allowed to do?
• What would break his fasting and what would not?
• A man who could not fast or pray right before his death
• Refraining from going to extremes in worshipping Allah
• A woman going on a pilgrimage without unmarriageable kin
• Can a woman go on a pilgrimage on behalf of another?
• Can a woman who has already performed the pilgrimage go on a pilgrimage on behalf of a dead person and be paid for it?
• Circumambulation of the Sacred House made by a menstruating woman
• Attending ‘Arafah by a menstruating woman
• A weak woman who spends the night in Muzdalifah
• Circumambulation made by one who is ritually impure due to menstruation, seminal discharge or due to minor impurity ie not making ablution
• Forbidding a menstruating woman to observe Fasting in Ramadan
• Forbidding a menstruating woman to perform Prayer
• Recitation of the Holy Qur’an by a menstruating Woman
• Menstruation and I’tikaf (Seclusion in a Mosque for worship)
• The prayer of a menstruating woman
• From Endowment to Marriage
• Is it permissible to build a second floor over a Mihrab (altar)?
• Assigning a will or an endowment for one’s Neighbors
• The unmarried reciter
• Is it permissible to privilege some of the children with a portion of the estate to the exclusion of others?
• Is it permissible to give to relatives from the estate?
• A woman dwelling next door to a group of men and a man dwelling next door to a group or women
• Circumambulation of the Sacred House
• Assigning an endowment for the needy relatives of the deceased
• Assigning the revenue of endowments for
• shrouding the poor deceased
• Gift and gratuity Charity and present
• The Undefined Gift
• A Woman Giving a Book to Her Husband as a Gift
• Privileging one of her children from a different husband with a charity
• The charity of a grandmother
• The distribution of the estate
• A father seizing the possession of his married
• daughter after her death
• Returning in a gift
• A divorcee returning in her gift
• A man returning in his gift which he made to
• his wife after her death
• Remitting a husband from the dower at the
• wife’s death
• A gift given to the wife and children
• A father returning in his gift to his bad son
• BEQUESTS
• A bequest or an acknowledgment of a debt?
• Making bequests of unequal shares to
• one’s children
• A postponed oath
• Annulment of a bequest
• Can a nephew be an heir?

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