Yes, wearing bangles is generally allowed in Islam, but there are certain conditions and considerations.
According to some Islamic clerics, wearing bangles is permissible for women. However, they specify that women should adorn themselves with the bangles independently or with the help of close blood relatives (mahrams). This is to avoid non-mahram men touching or adorning them, which could be considered inappropriate.
Key Considerations:
- Modesty and Observance: The general principle in Islam is that women should dress and adorn themselves modestly. The wearing of bangles should not contradict this principle. The style and design should not be overly extravagant to the point of drawing undue attention.
- Interaction with Non-Mahrams: As mentioned above, the permissibility often comes with the caveat that non-mahram (men who are not close blood relatives that a woman is allowed to marry) should not be involved in the act of putting on the bangles.
In summary: Wearing bangles is permissible in Islam with adherence to principles of modesty and proper interactions with non-mahram men.
