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Question #151:
Only silver rings are allowed for men |
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Question:
I was wondering if you could clarify if platinum rings for men is allowed. Also what about other substances like the engineering rings made of iron, (I believe)? If possible could you please include the sources and if there's a difference of opinion in the Hanafi madhab.
Answer:
Praise be to Allah.
It is mentioned in al-Nahlawi's Durar al Mubaha fi’l hadhar wa’l Ibaha: (p.
43)
Issue of wearing rings of silver:
And a man cannot adorn himself with silver and gold, except a silver ring;
the size of a dirham (2.9 6 grams )…And it is not permissible to wear rings
made of gold, iron, brass, lead, glass, etc. The factor which will be
taken account is of the ring and not the stone. So, it is permissible to
have the head of the ring from stone, carnelian, ruby etc. And it is
forbidden if the shape of the ring is other than the shape and form for men
e.g. it has two stones or carnelians.
It is mentioned in Fatawa al Hindiyya:
There is nothing wrong (la ba’s) if the ring is made of iron and covered
with silver.
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