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What is mahram? What is the ruling for women to travel without mahram? 1354635219

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Question

I have received a hadith regarding the journey of women - narrated from Hazrat Abdullah bin Omar (RA), the Prophet (SAW) said, a woman will not travel for three days without her mahram. (Bukhari, B-1, p-146) Then the thing to know is,

  1. If the tour is less than three days, women can go alone without mahram?
  2. Can you travel 6-7 hours (400-600 km) alone?
  3. Can you visit if you have other acquaintances / acquaintances with you?
  4. Can you travel with another woman and her mahram (such as Khala-Khalu)?
  5. Travel by plane 7/8 hours (to go abroad) can go alone?. Is there any difference between day and night travel in these rules? 8797589822

Answer

- حامداومصلياومسلما، بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم -

      1. If the tour is less than 63 kilometers, women will be able to travel alone with the screen. If it is more than 63 km, it is not permissible to travel alone or with anyone except the husband or mahram. (Ahsanul Fatwa-4/95; Raddul Muhtar, 2/156; Nahrul Fatwa, 2/56) In this case, distance is the key. It does not matter how long it takes to get there. For example, the distance from Dhaka to Chittagong is four hundred kilometers. But it takes 30 minutes to go by plane. In this case, even if traveling by plane, women must have a husband or mahram. It is not permissible to travel alone. (Raddul Muhtar, 2/603)
  2. . There is no difference between day and night in this order of visit. The same order applies to both visits. Women should be accompanied by her husband or mahram person. If there is a woman or if there is no mahram in Gair. Women's mahram is those people with whom marriage is forbidden for life. Such as- father, grandfather, son, grandson, niece, uncle, brother, nephew, father-in-law, uncle, daughter-in-law etc. (Kitabul Munasik, 1/219; Raddul Muhtar, 2/145; Nahrul Fayek, 2/56; Bahrur Rayek, 2/551) 7921234556

- والله اعلم باالصواب -

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