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Mahram/Non-Mahram

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    ammarb87
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    AOA ...
    Do u guys believe in Mahram and Non-Mahram ?
    What does Quran say about this ??

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      Elke
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      Hey you guy wink

      can you translate mahram - not mahram...

      Elke

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        ammarb87
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        mahram - person related to u
        non - mahram - person not related to u ....
        thats what i think they mean ..

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          Elke
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          Thank you. But still don't get your question as i miss the context...

          Peace, Elke

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            TAJ
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            Salaams,

            Mahram (singular) is an adjective to describe a man who is Haram on him to marry a certain woman in his life i.e. his mother, his sister, his grandmother, his daughter, his neice, his daughter-in-law, his aunt, etc. So he is a mahram to all those women in his life.

            So to me (I am a woman) my father is one of my mahaarim (plural), and so are my brothers and uncles and nephews and sons-in-laws, etc..

            Take a look at Ayah . It tells which women are forbidden for the man to marry.

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