Man And Woman (5):

Q1: I would kindly like to know your fatwa on going to a mixed gender swimming pool because my marja doesn't allow it based on ehtiyate wajib?

A: The verdict of his eminence in this issue is also compulsory precaution.
Visiting such places is usually associated with prohibit acts like looking at women with prohibited desire. There are lots of negative effects on adults not mentioning the effect on kids and young adults.
"whosoever keepeth his duty to Allah, Allah will appoint a way out for him".

Q2: Can I have friendship with my class fellow. She is a female?

A: Friendship with the opposite sex usually leads to committing sins so we advice you to stay away from it unless there is a religious contract between the two of you.

Q3: Is it permissible for me to shake hands with the opposite gender? Is it permissible for me to shake hands with them because I am doing business with them?

A: Handshaking that involve skin contact with a person of opposite sex is prohibited. A separation mean to prevent skin contact like gloves can be used.
It is best to apologize for not doing such action by stating that the religion does not allow it.
Some people who does not understand the religion or does not believe in it might imagine that this law is a disdain to women but this originates from being away from the environments of Muslims and the details of their religion since the prohibition of hand shaking is not limited to men but it includes women as well as they are not permitted to shake hands of a man in the said way which means that this law is not a humiliation or contempt. It is purely a legislation that means – based on our understanding – to put borders between man and woman to protect their chasteness and to help in preventing them from falling in prohibitions.

Q4: if I don't make skin contact with a women, can I put my hand around her > coat ?

A: If it is without pleasure, then it is permissible. otherwise, it is not permissible.

Q5: May I look at a girl with pleasure if she also allows?

A: No, it is not permissible.

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