Iddah period
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a) ''A woman who has been divorced is not allowed to leave the confines of her home during the iddat for whatever reason, be it to visit friends or relatives or to attend the funeral of even her parents.''
https://hanafilegalrulings.blogspot.in/2017/02/iddah-rules.html
Interaction with people isn't allowed during this period then how visiting the forums be allowed...?
Plz consult any scholar for correct ruling
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https://hanafilegalrulings.blogspot.in/2017/02/iddah-rules.html
Interaction with people isn't allowed during this period then how visiting the forums be allowed...?
Plz consult any scholar for correct ruling
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The ‘iddah following divorce (talaaq) must be one of two things:
1. Either ‘iddah following a revocable divorce
2. Or ‘iddah following an irrevocable divorce.
If a woman is in ‘iddah following a revocable divorce, it is not permissible for her to go out except with her husband’s permission. But if she is in ‘iddah following an irrevocable divorce, then she may go out if she needs to, even if that is without permission, because she is no longer a wife.
It was narrated from Ibn ‘Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) that he used to say: If a woman has been divorced, then she may come to the mosque and it is her right to do so, but she should not stay overnight anywhere except in her house, until her ‘iddah has ended.
https://islamqa.info/en/136998
If one can go out and it would involve interaction then it stands to reason that going on the forum would be the same thing. I would check with an alim but i'm guessing he would say the same thing.
1. Either ‘iddah following a revocable divorce
2. Or ‘iddah following an irrevocable divorce.
If a woman is in ‘iddah following a revocable divorce, it is not permissible for her to go out except with her husband’s permission. But if she is in ‘iddah following an irrevocable divorce, then she may go out if she needs to, even if that is without permission, because she is no longer a wife.
It was narrated from Ibn ‘Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) that he used to say: If a woman has been divorced, then she may come to the mosque and it is her right to do so, but she should not stay overnight anywhere except in her house, until her ‘iddah has ended.
https://islamqa.info/en/136998
If one can go out and it would involve interaction then it stands to reason that going on the forum would be the same thing. I would check with an alim but i'm guessing he would say the same thing.