Gender Segregation in Islamic law

Abstract

The current paper is concerned with gender segregation in the Islamic law and it arrived at the following findings:

Key findings include the recommendations of the study.

First results:

1- mixing known as: Sex join foreign male-to-female sex in public and private places accessions leads to infatuation by looking, touching, or laugh, or speak due to study or work or travel or sell or so.

2- mixing sections including what is forbidden and what is permitted them.

3- mixing utter sense of linguistic and terminological contained in the Holy Quran and the Sunnah.

4-. whole jurists of the four schools of Islamic jurisprudence on the sanctity of mixing.

5-mixing permissible when necessary and the need, but subject to the provisions of the look and dress and manners of speech and sit among both sexes of the two communities.