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The Egyptian Dar al-Ifta has revealed the ruling on fashionable haircuts for 2026, which involve gradually varying lengths, following their recent popularity among youth. Sheikh Muhammad Kamal pointed out that al-Qaza’, the practice of shaving parts of the hair while leaving others, creating a clearly distinctive look, is forbidden Islamically based on the Prophetic Sunnah—particularly when hair is removed from specific areas, resulting in a noticeable difference in the hairstyle. However, modern styles that feature a natural and harmonious gradient are not considered unlawful, provided they do not resemble al-Qaza’. The key issue depends on the method of cutting and whether it aligns with the concept of al-Qaza’. It is also essential to avoid deliberately shaving and leaving sections of the head in a manner that is conspicuous and purposeful.
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