few questions about dying ones hair

[MuslimSis&proud]

Asalaamu alaikum all

i have a few questions that im confused about and inshallah some of you could clear them up for me.

1st of all
Is it harram to dye ones hair with hair dye OTHER than mehndi (henna).

2nd Q
also, i was told that if you do so than your wudu is not valid :? so therefore your namaaz does not count :cry:
Could anyone please inform me as to if both these statements are true, i know you cant dye it black but im more concerned about blondish/brown highlights.

3rd Q
And even if you wear the hijab and only show your hair to your husband does it still count as haraam. :? (even if its to beautfy yourself for your husband is it still not allowed.)
And if any of you can, could you please post some quotes from the quran or sunnah, jazakAllah

lol thats all for now:)

[Bint_Abdullaah]

:sl:


Here is the answer for the first question


Question:
Is it permissible for a women to dye her hair brown using a hair dye? And I don't want to use henna because it doesn't work on my hair. (although I know it is sunnah to use it)


Answer:

Praise be to Allaah .

There is nothing wrong with dyeing your hair brown even if you do not use henna. What is not allowed is to dye one's hair black, because of the hadeeth narrated from the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) (see question #261 )

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Similarly it is not permitted to dye one's hair in a manner that imitates the kuffaar, like the "punks" why dye their hair in all kinds of colours. We ask Allaah for safety and health.



Islam Q&A
Sheikh Muhammed Salih Al-Munajjid


Here is the answer for the second question:

Dyeing the hair – is it permissible to wipe over dyed hair in wudoo’?

Question:
I have check this topics and you have answered my question but i was looking for more information. My question if sisters put nail polish and if they have to do wadoo they have to remove and do wahoo but what about the hair dye can we do wadoo with hair dye.

Answer:
Praise be to Allaah.

It seems – and Allaah knows best –that what is put on the hair or used to make the hair stick together, such as henna and the like, does not affect wudoo’, rather it is sufficient to wipe over it.

Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen (may Allaah have mercy on him) said:

If a woman plasters her hair with henna or something similar, she may wipe over it, there is no need remove the substance in question, because it was proven that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) used to apply something to make his hair stick together when in ihraam.

See al-Sharh al-Mumti’ by Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen, 1/196

What is put on the head and makes the hair stick together becomes part of it, which indicates that there is some lenience with regard to purification of the head.

And Allaah knows best.

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[MuslimSis&proud]

jazakAllah sister for you info, it has cleared some of the questions up, :)

Although im slightly still confused is blondish/Brown highlights therefore harram?:?

[rozeena]

im reali skared nw. i had highlights done ages ago. does dat mean evry tym i do wudu it's not valid?

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[Malaikah]

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It has been clearly stated that dying ones hair is halal, so now unless someone can provide the evidence to prove that highlights are haram (I have never heard they are haram before by the way), then shouldn't we assume it is allowed?

If it was haram, surely they would have mentioned it in the article?

[.:Umniyah:.]

I don't have a fatwa but i know that your wudu isnt valid if there is something which causes the water not to be able to pass thru, or on, the areas it needs to. For example wearing fingernail or toenail poslish, the polish coats the nail preventing the water from being able to cleanse it properly.

Highlights are not in any way prevetning water from cleaning your hair properly in wudu.

Wa Allahu 3lim

Out of curiousity , what was the proof, if any, that the person used when saying this?

[rozeena]

I don't have a fatwa but i know that your wudu isnt valid if there is something which causes the water not to be able to pass thru, or on, the areas it needs to. For example wearing fingernail or toenail poslish, the polish coats the nail preventing the water from being able to cleanse it properly.

Highlights are not in any way prevetning water from cleaning your hair properly in wudu.

Wa Allahu 3lim

Out of curiousity , what was the proof, if any, that the person used when saying this?

thank god 4 dat, thanks sis

[seeker_of_ilm]

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[Star]

jazakAllah sister for you info, it has cleared some of the questions up, :)

Although im slightly still confused is blondish/Brown highlights therefore harram?:?

:sl:

i had my hair dyed some time ago, anyway i go to an islamic school, and my teachers found out that i had dyed my hair, when i asked them whether it was haram they told me that if the hair dye contains ammonium peroxide then its haram, because then the dye coats the hair, so when you do wudhu or ghusl it is not counted, however if the dye does not contain ammonium peroxide then its permissible, and thats why your allowed to use mehndi on hair beacause it doesnt coat it, rather the hair absorbs the colour.

hope this helps.

:w:

[Malaikah]

:sl:

^Are you for real??

That is something I was always worried about- henna gets absorbed, but commercial hair dyes just coat the hair don't they? :(

Also, how would the Prophet have known that henna is absorbed by the hair and doesn't coat it... :?

It was already mentioned above that it wouldn't affect wudu anyway, but does it effect ghusl?

According to this ammonium perpoxide is absobed too and doesn't coat... :?

Most permanent hair colors use a two-step process (usually occurring simultaneously) which first removes the original color of the hair and then deposits a new color. It's essentially the same process as lightening, except a colorant is then bonded within the hair shaft. Ammonia is the alkaline chemical that opens the cuticle and allows the hair color to penetrate the cortex of the hair. It also acts as a catalyst when the permanent hair color comes together with the peroxide. Peroxide is used as the developer or oxidizing agent. The developer removes pre-existing color. Peroxide breaks chemical bonds in hair, releasing sulfur, which accounts for the characteristic odor of haircolor. As the melanin is decolorized, a new permanent color is bonded to the hair cortex. Various types of alcohols and conditioners may also be present in hair color. The conditioners close the cuticle after coloring to seal in and protect the new color.

http://chemistry.about.com/cs/howthi.../aa101203a.htm

[MuslimSis&proud]

:sl:

i had my hair dyed some time ago, anyway i go to an islamic school, and my teachers found out that i had dyed my hair, when i asked them whether it was haram they told me that if the hair dye contains ammonium peroxide then its haram, because then the dye coats the hair, so when you do wudhu or ghusl it is not counted, however if the dye does not contain ammonium peroxide then its permissible, and thats why your allowed to use mehndi on hair beacause it doesnt coat the it, rather the hair absorbs the colour.

hope this helps.

:w:

JazakAllah sister, that was definitely very helpful and now i know what to look out for, if i ever decide to dye it again. :) probly try henna this time, but the colour don’t really come out thats why i didnt usually bovver before, however henna is way more healthier for your hair and benefits it somehow ( i think it works like a conditioner and moisturises the hair,Someone correct me if im wrong) whereas normal dye tend to causes a lot of damage to your hair.

[Star]

:sl:

^Are you for real??

That is something I was always worried about- henna gets absorbed, but commercial hair dyes just coat the hair don't they? :(

It was already mentioned above that it wouldn't affect wudu anyway, but does it effect ghusl?

:w:

commercial hair dyes do coat the hair, but i've been told their are now dyes that dont contain ammonium peroxide, so you can use them.

when i was in school, we had a huge class debate about whether or not ghusl and whudu would be counted, the R.E teacher and some other teachers told me that it would not. When you do ghusl your body should be wet, but when you wash the hair thats been dyed, the water does not reach it, because its been coated.

i dont have any hadith's to back this up, one of the teachers in our school is a scholar, i'll ask him on monday, insha'allah about this, and see what he says. i'll post up his advice, if you want.

When i had my hair dyed i didnt know that it affected wudhu or ghusl, if i'd known this i'd never have had my hair dyed.

:w:

[MuslimSis&proud]

im reali skared nw. i had highlights done ages ago. does dat mean evry tym i do wudu it's not valid?

yeah me too i had highlights done quite a while now, but it still aint full grown out and the thing that really scared me was that my mate said your wudu and therfore prayers arent valid, but one of the sisters has posted the chemical that will affect the wudu: hair dye that contains ammonium peroxide so sisters read the lables carefully from now on just like you would with food and other things as such.

[MuslimSis&proud]

:w:

commercial hair dyes do coat the hair, but i've been told their are now dyes that dont contain ammonium peroxide, so you can use them.

when i was in school, we had a huge class debate about whether or not ghusl and whudu would be counted, the R.E teacher and some other teachers told me that it would not. When you do ghusl your body should be wet, but when you wash the hair thats been dyed, the water does not reach it, because its been coated.

i dont have any hadith's to back this up, one of the teachers in our school is a scholar, i'll ask him on monday, insha'allah about this, and see what he says. i'll post up his advice, if you want.

When i had my hair dyed i didnt know that it affected wudhu or ghusl, if i'd known this i'd never have had my hair dyed.
:w:

yeah please do sister do that and post the teachers reply, that would be even better.

and as for the bit in bold, same here, i didnt even think it was haram let-alone it would affect our wudu.

[smile]

interesting thread

[doorster]

There is nothing wrong with dyeing your hair brown even if you do not use henna. What is not allowed is to dye one's hair black, because of the hadeeth narrated from the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) (see question #261 )

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Similarly it is not permitted to dye one's hair in a manner that imitates the kuffaar, like the "punks" why dye their hair in all kinds of colours. We ask Allaah for safety and health.



Islam Q&A
Sheikh Muhammed Salih Al-Munajjid

What If I was red haired to begin with and went grey! can I get back to being ginger with use of henna or whatever?

Can a blond person go back to being a blond since (s)he is not using black?

only one of the top 3 mods should be allowed to reply to questions like this instead of every tom richard and harriet

[Masood]

Salam!

brothers and sisters gave their openion and it is great.

Let me tell you something about the hijab from wife to the husband I think the wife can show everything to the husband and it is not haram it would be haram to other people but not to her own husband.

[doorster]

Salam!

brothers and sisters gave their openion and it is great.

Let me tell you something about the hijab from wife to the husband I think the wife can show everything to the husband and it is not haram it would be haram to other people but not to her own husband.

How is greying ginger or blond hair related to hijab?

[Malaikah]

What If I was red haired to begin with and went gray! can I get back to being ginger with use of henna or whatever?

Can a blond person go back to being a blond since (s)he is not using black?

only one of the top 3 mods should be allowed to reply to questions like this instead of every tom richard and harriet

There is nothing wrong with that. Are you suggesting that red hair is the trait of the non-Muslims only?

Imitating the non-believers refers to something specific to them- such as dressing like a goth, or dressing up as a priest of rabbi, something like that. Non-Muslims don't have rights over red hair...

[Yanal]

[/B]It is good to hear that it is not haram because my mom does highlights because she thinks she has too much gray hair so yeah luckily that it is not haraam once my downstairs tried to dye their hair with heena but it didn;t work they puted it on till like 204hours and the friend of mine (the boy in that family) was looking so wierd i was laughing like hell but he was muslim too so is he getting suhab(good deeds)

[doorster]

There is nothing wrong with that. Are you suggesting that red hair is the trait of the non-Muslims only?

Imitating the non-believers refers to something specific to them- such as dressing like a goth, or dressing up as a priest of rabbi, something like that. Non-Muslims don't have rights over red hair...

I just do not understand where all these touchy aalims and aalimahs are coming from!

Are you suggesting that red hair is the trait of the non-Muslims only?

where did I say that? you were talking same kind of rubbish with my father about him not liking some similar nonsense from islamqa

I said :

What If I was red haired to begin with and went gray! can I get back to being ginger with use of henna or whatever? (because I am Muslim and could very well be naturally a redhead due to being of mixed parentage or any reason whatsoever)

in that case your copy paste from islamqa falls flat on its face because the prohibition of black cannot possibly apply to me because I would not be trying to look like my younger self.

anyway I give up, just like my father before me.

None of us ordinary members should be allowed to post religious decrees as all we do is run to the nearest web fatwah shop and paste one here whether or not it applies. then if some one raises a question, an unholy war breaks out.

the only copy pastes that have made sense to me are by 3 mods who seem to know what they are doing, the rest might as well be gibberish as only purpose seems to be to play at being scholars to boost egos or something

:w:

[Malaikah]

The moderators have no higher qualifications than other members! Where do you think they get their 'verdicts' from? They almost all get them from islamqa, the came same place the rest of us do.

What on EARTH, does colouring your with henna, which is a reddish colour, have to do with colouring your hair black?

If your read the posts properly, they said it is permissible to die your hair with any colour other than black.

If this is how you treat people who try to clarify things for you, then don't be surprised if people stop trying to help!

[Mohammed Bilal]

I don't have a fatwa but i know that your wudu isnt valid if there is something which causes the water not to be able to pass thru, or on, the areas it needs to. For example wearing fingernail or toenail poslish, the polish coats the nail preventing the water from being able to cleanse it properly.

Highlights are not in any way prevetning water from cleaning your hair properly in wudu.

Wa Allahu 3lim

Out of curiousity , what was the proof, if any, that the person used when saying this?

im sure the hadith wus written on the second post agreeing with this

[Mohammed Bilal]

Thanks btw i have learnt alot from this

[SalamAll]

Thanks btw i have learnt alot from this

Please see the following article for details about the issue. Thanks.

https://seekersguidance.org/answers/...-of-hair-dyes/

The Fiqh of Hair Dyes – SeekersGuidance ...