Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Q&A Permeability of Hair Dye

			regarding the hair dye which is
permissible of the two, in terms
		

			of permissibility of hair dye,
there's two aspects of it. Number
		

			one, is the aspect of whether when
you coat your hair, because
		

			generally when you dye your hair,
the dye is a long term idea, it's
		

			not something you do for two
hours, and then you take it off.
		

			If it's a temporary hair dye,
which coats the hair creates a
		

			barrier, then it's permissible.
But you won't be able to make wudu
		

			or will do, because the water will
not permeate the hair. And if
		

			that's the case, then your will do
won't be valid. But otherwise, if
		

			you just had it on for two hours,
for example, if that's such a
		

			thing, then that's fine. It's a
permanent hair dye, then it's
		

			something you put into your hair,
like you put hair on your hands or
		

			your hair, and then you image it,
then you eventually remove it
		

			after a few hours or whatever. And
it's the color that infuses into
		

			the hair that permeates the hair
strands. So there's no physical
		

			body left of the dye. So there's
no wudu issue in that case. So
		

			permanent dyes are allowed as long
as you just don't do any funky
		

			colors to make you look sloppy,
right? And it's any decent color.
		

			And then we've got the we've got
the avoidance of black, right for
		

			the from the prophets of Allah
isn't just avoid black. Other than
		

			that dark brown or any other
color. It's permissible
		

			as long as the ingredients are
halal. And so the way the impinges
		

			on purity issues or whether its
ingredients are halal, that's
		

			really what matters.