Home » Hanafi Fiqh » Askimam.org » Bracelets with cubic zirconia and crystals

Bracelets with cubic zirconia and crystals

Answered as per Hanafi Fiqh by Askimam.org

AsalaamuAlaykum 

Please could you tell me if women can wear jewellery with Cubic Zirconia in them? I have a couple bracelets with Cubic Zirconia in it and some with crystal so please could you tell me if I can wear them?  Thank you

Answer

In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.

As-salāmu ‘alaykum wa-rahmatullāhi wa-barakātuh.

Zirconium dioxide, a white solid used in ceramic glazes and refractory coatings, and as a synthetic substitute for diamonds in jewellery.[1]

Adorning one’s self with jewellery that is made with cubic zirconia and crystals are permissible.[2]

And Allah Ta’āla Knows Best

Muhammed Al-Ameen Bin Moulana Ismail Akoo

Student Darul Iftaa

Newcastle; KZN, South Africa 

Mufti Ebrahim Desai.

[2]

الدر المختار و حاشية ابن عابدينكتاب الحظر و الاباحة

الجزء 6صفحة 341 (دار الفكر-بيروت) 

وقدمناه عن الخانية أن النساء فيما سوى الحلي من الأكل والشرب والادهان من الذهب والفضة والعقود بمنزلة الرجال ؛ ولا بأس لهن بلبس الديباج والحرير والذهب والفضة واللؤلؤ ا هـ .

 

فتاوى قاصي خان على هامش فتاوى هندية باب ما يكره من الثياب و الحلي و الزينة

الجزء 3صفحة 413

ولا بأس لهن بلبس الديباج والحرير والذهب والفضة واللؤلؤ

 

الجوهرة النيرة على مختصر القدوري

 الجزء 2صفحة 282  (المطبعة الخيرية)

)ويجوز التحلي بالذهب والفضة للنساء) إنما قيد بالتحلي؛ لأنهن في استعمال آنية الذهب والفضة والأكل فيها والادهان منها كالرجال

فتاوى دار العلوم زكرياكتاب ابحظر و الاباحة

الجزء 7صفحة 249-250

 


Original Source Link

This answer was collected from Askimam.org, which is operated under the supervision of Mufti Ebrahim Desai from South Africa.

Read answers with similar topics:

Random Q&A

The love of the Hurs for their men of the Dunya

…

Praying behind Imam without a beard

…

Firm Resolve in Intention for Prayer

…

What is the purification of the Prophet Muhammad’s heart?

…

Correct Way to Perform Witr Salaah

…

  I bought shares in a listed company over a period of 7 years.  The shares were bought at various prices; some were at a higher price than the current share price, and some were bought at a lower price than the current share price. Some were bought with my own money, and some were bought with money borrowed on a 0% credit card. I recently discovered that the company is haram because it has no earnings, except from interest, and has large debt on which it pays interest. I understand that I must sell the shares, and any profit made has to be donated to charity. I need some advice on how to go about selling the shares, as the total value of my holding is less than what I paid/invested. Some shares are in profit, the majority are in a loss.  There are a few options available: 1)      Wait until the total value of the shares is equal to the  money I invested, and sell. This means that some share will be in profit,  and some will be at loss, but the profit cancels out the loss. 2)      Sell shares as each lot/tranche of shares reaches the price that I paid for them. Donate any excess to charity. This means that it may take  a long time to dispose of the shares, as the price will have to at least double. In fact, the price may never reach what I paid. Do I need to treat the shares purchased by borrowing money on credit card separately to the shares purchased using my own money. How should I deal with transaction costs? If it cost me £12 to buy 10 000 shares at 10p, and it costs me £12 to sell the shares, I have lost £24. 

…