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Menolak Jabat Tangan Dengan Yang Bukan Mahram


Assalamu'alaykum Lovalila Alila coba jawab ya pertanyaan diatas "bagaimana cara menolak berjabat tangan yang baik kepada bukan mahram dan dia lebih tua dari kita
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Bismillah kalau Alila sendiri ketika bertemu tetangga yang bukan mahram dan lebih tua, Alila bersalaman tapi tidak bersentuhan setelah itu berkata mohon maaf lalu tersenyum, agar ikwan nya tidak terlalu kecewa dengan tindakan kita
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Alila Ambil dalil yang mubah bersalaman dengan non mahram tapi dengan catatan tidak ada syahwat namun lebih baik menghindari dari sentuhan non mahram
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diriwayatkan dari ‘Ummu ‘Athiyyah r.a. yang berkata: “Kami telah membai’at Rasulullah Saw, lalu Beliau membacakan kepadaku ‘Janganlah kalian menyekutukan Allah dengan sesuatu’, dan melarang kami melakukan ‘nihayah’ (histeris menangis mayat), karena itulah seorang wanita dari kami menggenggam (melepaskan) tangannya (dari berjabat tangan) lalu wanita itu berkata: ‘Seseorang (perempuan) telah membuatku bahagia dan aku ingin (terlebih dahulu) membalas jasanya’ dan ternyata Rasulullah Saw tidak berkata apa-apa. Lalu wanita itu pergi kemudian kembali lagi. ” [HR. Bukhari ]. Hadits ini menunjukkan bahwasanya kaum wanita telah berbai’at dengan berjabat tangan. Kata qa ba dha dalam hadits ini memiliki arti menggenggam/melepaskan tangan. Seperti disebutkan di dalam kamus yang berarti menggenggam sesuatu, atau melepaskan (tanganya dari memegang sesuatu) ( A.W. Munawwir , Kamus al-Munawwir , hal. 1167).
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kesimpulannya ada banyak riwayat yang memperbolehkan kita bersalaman dengan non mahram namun tetap lebih baik di hindari untuk tidak bersentuhan .
Wallahu'alam Bissowab
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