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Cleric Clarifies Wife’s Work Privacy Request
Sheikh Ahmad Wasem, Secretary of Fatwa at the Egyptian Dar Al-Ifta, affirmed that Islamic jurisprudence permits a husband to keep certain details of his work or personal matters to himself, especially if they pertain to privacy or to prevent disputes. He clarified that this conduct aligns with the guidance of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), who advised discretion when fulfilling needs. There is no harm in not sharing all private or professional details with others, as long as it serves the person's best interest and maintains moderation in showing blessings. He also emphasized that a balance is necessary between preserving privacy and showcasing God's blessings. True asceticism, he explained, lies in not being excessively attached to worldly possessions, rather than in denying blessings or pretending to be poor.
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