Adornment and Jewelry — Permissible & Prohibited
- A widow wearing jewellery
- Making jewellery from lead plated with gold or silver
- Wearing bangles
- Wearing jingling bangles
- Women wearing bangles of nylon, plastic and the like
- Putting a glass-bead necklace on the bride at a wedding
- Using flower garlands and bracelets
- Piercing the nose to wear jewellery
- Piercing girls’ ears
- Piercing girls’ noses and ears
- A gold or silver ring
- A ring of silver and other metals
- A silver ring
- A gold ring for a man
- A gold setting (stone) in a ring
- A ring with several stones
- The ring and the watch chain
- On which hand to wear a ring or a watch
- What is the ruling on wearing a watch on the wrist?
- The use of a watch by men and women
- On which hand should a watch be worn?
- A watch, a gold chain and the like
- The ruling on a watch with a silver case
- The watch chain
- Using a watch chain
- A metal strap on a watch
- Red colouring on the hair and lips
- Applying red colouring to the lips
- What is the ruling on women using lipstick?
- Use of cream and powder by boys
- Which perfume is permissible?
- Scent (perfume)
- Using “scent”
- “Scent” and English oils
- Gold and silver teeth
- Silver and gold teeth
- A silver toothpick
- Silver and gold teeth, and the use of silver and gold wire and caps for teeth
- A cap on a tooth
- A tooth in a rolled-gold cover
- Gold buttons on a kurta
- Gold and silver buttons
- Brass buttons
- Golden rolled-gold buttons, watch chains, iron rings, and the ruling on buttons and rings of mixed metals
- Silver plating on a copper vessel
- Gilding or silvering a vessel