The Jurisprudential Rulings Related To A Woman's Leaving The House (Preservation Of Honor, Necessity Of Supporting The Family Budget, The Healthiness Of The Home Environment, And The Safety Of Children And Newborns)

Abstract

By her physiological nature, a woman is a romantic human being. Allah has instilled in the woman mercy, tenderness, and compassion suitable for bearing the burdens of pregnancy, followed by the upbringing of children and completing the breastfeeding process for a full two-year period. Allah has made the woman's home her warm kingdom, where she manages her affairs and internally supervises the needs of her husband and children. Therefore, the original rule for the woman is to remain settled inher home, honored by performing her great role and managing her distinguished kingdom. However, circumstances dictate rulings, as a woman is sometimes compelled to leave her parents’ house or her husband’s house. This emergency departure has conditions, rulings, and regulations, which are addressed in this research.

The objectives of the research were represented in the following main points:

1. Providing Sharia-based answers to the questions of husbands and wives regarding a set of rulings related to a woman's departure from her parents' house during her singlehood and her husband's house during her marriage.
2. Recording a collection of scattered rulings and regulations related to this topic in one place.
3. Demonstrating the ability of Sharia to provide suitable solutions for the new developments people encounter in their lives.

This research concluded with a number of findings and recommendations, which were clarified at the end of the study.