Modesty and Haya
37 questions
How can one deal with the phenomenon of immodest dress and inappropriate behavior prevalent among female students, especially given their resistance to advice and the influence of the family environment and media?
Is it permissible to attribute "khuluq" (character/disposition) to Allah Almighty, and are Allah's attributes, such as modesty and generosity, referred to as "khuluq"?
Is it permissible for men to give up their seats on public transport for unveiled women out of chivalry, or is that considered participation in sin, and should they be left standing?
What is the difference between shyness (khaljal) and modesty/dignified shyness (haya'), and how can one get rid of the former and acquire the latter?
What is the ruling on dressing young girls in short clothes that reveal their legs, and is it valid to justify this by saying that it did not harm their mothers after they grew up?
Is the luxury with which the questioner has surrounded himself and his family considered a forbidden extravagance?
Is it permissible to visit one's sister's husband in the hospital with the family?
What is the Prophet's hadith about modesty (haya'), how is modesty before Allah, and who narrated the hadith and what is the name of the Sunnah book in which it was mentioned?
How should a girl interact with her sister's husband? Is it permissible for her to engage in discussions with him, or go out with him accompanied by her sister, or stay overnight at her sister's house while he is present, with or without a mahram? Is it permissible to joke with him in the presence of a mahram or his wife?
Is it permissible for a wife to attend her sister’s wedding in a backless dress in the presence of women only, and is it permissible for the husband to allow her to do so?
Is extreme fear and shyness in performing acts of worship (such as reciting the Quran, praying, and supplicating) in front of others, deliberately lowering one's voice during remembrance, and not completing supplication upon seeing someone, considered polytheism (shirk) and disobedience to Allah?
Is it permissible to teach bicycle riding to girls who do not adhere to Islamic dress and manners, taking into consideration that teaching them to ride may lead to open temptation?
What is the ruling on playing a dress-up game in which the character's features, hair, body, and clothes are changed, knowing that it is for entertainment and private play, and nothing from it is published? And is this considered making something without a soul, which leads to sin?