> حدثنا أبو بكر قال: حدثنا وكيع، قال: حدثنا أسامة بن زيد، عن أبي حازم، عن سهل بن سعد: أنهم مروا عليه بجارية قد زينت، فدعا بها ونظر إليها وأجلسها في حجره ومسح على رأسها ودعا لها بالبركة > > 22790- Narrated by Waki: Usamah ibn Zaid narrated to us, from Abu Hazim, from Sahl ibn Sa'd: They passed by him with a slave girl who had been adorned. So he called for her, looked at her, seated her in his lap, wiped over her head, and prayed for her with blessings. > > حدثنا أبو بكر قال: حدثنا وكيع قال: حدثنا أسامة بن زيد عن بعض أشياخه قال: قال عمر: إذا أراد أحد منكم أن يحسن الجارية فليزينها وليطوف بها يتعرض بها رزق الله > > 22791- Narrated by Waki: Usamah ibn Zaid narrated to us, from some of his elders, he said: Umar said, "If one of you intends to improve the condition of a slave girl, let him adorn her and take her around, for thereby Allah's sustenance may come." > > حدثنا أبو بكر قال: حدثنا وكيع، قال: حدثنا العلاء بن عبد الكريم، عن عمار بن عمران، رجل من زيد الله عن امرأة منهم، عن عائشة، أنها شوفت جارية وطافت بها وقالت: لعلنا نصيب بها بعض شباب قريش > > 22792- Narrated by Waki: Al-Ala ibn Abd al-Karim narrated to us, from Ammar ibn Imran, a man from Zaid Allah, from a woman among them, from Aisha: She observed a slave girl, walked around with her, and said, "Perhaps some young men from the Quraysh might be interested in her." > > — [Musannaf Ibn Abi Shaybah](https://ia802801.us.archive.org/31/items/WAQ63900/musnfsh07.pdf#page=591) Are these hadiths authentic? What justifies advertizing a girl to tempt men? why are the slave girls allowed to be adorned and is this wrong since the prophet (saw) said the worst of the women are those that show off their beauty?

Asslamu 3leykum my question is if it is allowed to buy from the brand Versace. I have been wanting to buy a fragrance from Versace but I’m not sure if it is haram or halal because it has the logo of Versace who is a Greek mythological figure by the name of Medusa and her face is on it so I wondered if i could buy it and just cover it? In’sha’Allah yall can answer me 😊

> Islam doesn't allow to change the features created by Allah like > removing the face hairs, creating a space between tooth artificially > to look beautiful.- Bhukhari I have some questions under this piercing topic: - Is it allowed to pierce ear for wearing jewellery? Is it considered as changing the feature created by Allah(subh)? - If ear piercing allowed, what is the rule for men and ear piercing? - Did any of the prophet's wives wear earrings?

From Wikipedia: > The name henna also refers to the dye prepared from the plant and the temporary body art (staining) based on those dyes (see also mehndi ). -- Henna , Wikipedia > > Mehndi... is a form of body art from Ancient India, in which decorative designs are created on a person's body... -- Mehndi , Wikipedia Some online fatawa say it's recommended: - Mufti Yaseen Shaikh (MuftiSays ): "It is recommended for women to apply Henna" giving the reason "In view of the above quoted hadith one of the reasons for females applying mehndi is to distinguish her hands from that of a male." Some online fatawa say it's permissible: - Qibla.com (sourced from IslamQA.org ): "Yes, a woman can wear hennah, and her wudu will be valid." - Mufti Ebrahim Desai, Askimam.org : "It is permissible for women to use black henna on their hands and feet." - Zikr : "The Shariah (Islamic law) allows women to use henna." While others say it is haram or makruh: - Qibla.com (sourced from IslamQA.org ): "It seems that a non-married woman wearing henna is not a sunna and it is either makruh or haram. Or so says Anwar Al-Masalik." - Abu Yahya, Qibla.com (sourced from IslamQA.org ): "Yes, it is offensive (makrooh) for an unmarried woman to wear henna on her hands or feet." **Question**: Who says women dying their hands with henna is (im)permissible? Since there's inconsistent scholarly opinion, I'm seeking an overview of the different scholarly thoughts regarding the permissibility of henna depending on sect/school of thought. (...if possible, if not an answer explaining why this is impossible [or prohibitively difficult] would be fine).

I know it is Haram for men to wear gold, how about platinum, or say diamond. Is that Haram too?

I know that men should not wear golden materials. Few days before, I had heard that ladies also should not wear golden chains. Please clarify my doubts with proof.