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Question ID: 148454Country: Pakistan

Title: If a non-Mahram sees the female’s awrah, (hair, ankle or wrist), it nullifies her wudhu. Is this correct?

Question: If a non-Mahram sees the female’s awrah, (hair, ankle or wrist), it nullifies her wudhu. Is this correct?

Answer ID: 148454Posted on: Sep 1, 2020

Bismillah hir-Rahman nir-Rahim !

(Fatwa: 328/309/N=5/1438)

Wudhu does not break if one sees the knee, back or hair of any strange woman. However, it is unlawful to see it or let others to see. Both should avoid it.

Allah (Subhana Wa Ta'ala) knows Best

Darul Ifta,

Darul Uloom Deoband, India

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Title: If a non-Mahram sees the female’s awrah, (hair, ankle or wrist), it nullifies her wudhu. Is this correct?

Question: If a non-Mahram sees the female’s awrah, (hair, ankle or wrist), it nullifies her wudhu. Is this correct?

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