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Fatwa Clarifies 2026 Hair Trends
The article discusses the Islamic ruling on modern haircut styles, especially those that involve gradually changing hair lengths across different parts of the head. Sheikh Muhammad Kamal, Secretary of Fatwa at the Egyptian Dar Al-Ifta, explained that "Qaza" refers to removing hair from certain areas of the head while leaving other parts clearly visible, which is prohibited by the Sunnah. He emphasized that gradually shortening the hair using scissors or a machine does not constitute "Qaza" as long as it does not involve shaving a part of the head completely and leaving another part distinctly different; the ruling depends on the method of cutting and the final appearance of the hair. He called for choosing hairstyles that align with moral and ethical values, while stressing the importance of cleanliness, good appearance, and avoiding mimicking styles that conflict with Islamic principles.
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