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The Female Voice & Gender Interaction

Answered by
SunniPath Fiqh Q&A Support Team
Published
3 July 2005

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Question

I was told that hanafi women are not allowed to speak when non-mahram men are present, is this true? Also I was told that according to the maliki position that women can speak to non-mahrams, but on a business level. What is the hanafi position on women speaking amongst non-mahram men in and out of the masjid?

Answer


Wa `alaykum Assalam wa Rahmatullah wa Barakatuhu,

In the Name of Allah, Most Merciful & Compassionate

Please see the following links which relate to your question:

In which cases is a woman's voice considered awrah?

The female voice and singing

Women's Singing and Qur'an Recitation in Public

Questions on Women's Prayer: Women's Congregational Prayer, Raising the Voice When Alone, Giving Adhan and Iqama

Mixed Gatherings: A detailed response regarding gender interaction

Wassalam,

Hanafi Fiqh Team

This answer was published by SunniPath and is preserved as written. Rulings can depend on circumstances; for your own situation, consult a qualified scholar.

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