Jewellery

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Why are men not permitted to wear gold jewelry?

Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi, Sayyed Mohammad al-Musawi is originally from Iraq and heads up the World Ahlul Bayt Islamic League in London. Other than being involved in various humanitarian projects, he frequently responds to... Answered 11 months ago

Every forbidden in Islam is damagingly harmful. We might know little of the harm, but we believe that Allah (SWT) Knows everything and He wants to protect us from its harm.

Wassalam.

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Jewellery . Birds . Drawing

Is it allowed to make 3D jewellery designs with peacocks or other birds made out of gems or metals?

It should not be a complete shape of the animal.

'Wassalam.

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Rulings (Ahkam) . Jewellery . Qur'anic Verse . Qur'an

What are the rulings on wearing jewelry with verses from the Quran and what precautions should one take?

Zaid Alsalami, Shaykh Dr Zaid Alsalami is an Iraqi born scholar, raised in Australia. He obtained a BA from Al-Mustafa University, Qom, and an MA from the Islamic College in London. He also obtained a PhD from... Answered 1 year ago

Bismihi ta'ala

The rulings related to jewellery and items that have verses of the Quran, names of Almighty God, and also names of Ma'sumeen (a.s.) is that the script must not be touched unless one has wudhu', and that it is not contaminated with any najasah.

If you have a ring, or a pendant, or something that has such script on it, and you know you cannot avoid touching it, or it touching your skin and you might not be on wudhu', then one thing you can do is cover it with a layer of colourless see-through nailpolish.

With the layer over the script, you will not have a problem if you are not in wudhu', and you touch it, or it touches your skin.

As for when you go to the toilet, you do not necessarily need to remove the jewellery, as long as you keep it away from najasah. If you think it might be contaminated with any najasah, then it is wajib to remove it.

And Allah knows best.

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Women . Jewellery . Man . Necklace . Ring

What type of jewelry is allowed in the presence of non-Mahrams for men and women? Am I allowed to wear necklaces, bracelets, or rings?

Muslim woman is not allowed to wear and show any jewelry in front of non Mahram men, including necklaces, bracelets, rings etc.

Wassalam,

Women . Jewellery . Man . Necklace . Ring

What type of jewelry is allowed in the presence of non-Mahrams for men and women? Am I allowed to wear necklaces, bracelets, or rings?

Bismihi ta'ala

This is all going to be circumstantial, because a female could be wearing a ring, and it could be attracting the gaze of the non-mahram, and it could not.

The outer hijab of a woman is covering up herself, with the exemption of her face, and her hands up to her wrist. Everything else should be covered.

If she is wearing any jewellery, and that jewellery is on top of her hijab clothing, or on her hand, like a ring, then it could be either halal to show, or haram.

It would depend on whether the piece of jewellery is attracting the gaze of a non-mahram, or resulting in lustful looks, or solely considered as 'zeenah'. In this case it would be haram for her to reveal.

If a woman is wearing a necklace on top of her hijab, or a brooch, a ring, a bracelet, etc, and it is not attracting the gaze of a non-mahram man, then she can wear it.

A woman might not be intending it to bring notice of a non-mahram, but it would still be considered haram if it is bringing notice, as it would be considered as zeenah.

And Allah knows best.

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Sin . Repentance (Tawbah) . Jewellery

One commits a sin and then repents to God. Can that person, in the future, wear the garments or jewelry they wore at the time the sin was committed, or should these not be used again?

The main issue here is real repentance and firm decision not to commit that sin again.

Wearing the garments or jewelry does not make a difference as far as the money used in getting these items was lawful money, and wearing it will not encourage falling again in the sinful acts.

Wassalam.