Is it obligatory for a woman to wear gold?

As for adornment, we say that adornment is from the natural and also the religious sunnah.

And this is also apparent in the words of Allah the Mighty and Majestic: "He is brought up in adornment and is in dispute not clear," meaning he was raised with adornment and beautification, and.

Allah the Mighty and Majestic permitted adornment for women and did not permit it for men. So, while it is strictly forbidden for men, for women it is among the praiseworthy matters.

For this reason, we say that a woman's adornment and beautification is, in general,

from the natural and religious sunnah, from the natural and religious sunnah, and that is for several reasons.

The first point is that Allah, the Mighty and Majestic, mentioned this as a natural sunnah. The second point is that when Allah, the Exalted, forbade it for men, it indicated that women should be distinguished from men in this regard.

So if a woman abandons adornment and beautification in this matter, then this resembles men.

If we look at her clothing, we find that she wears without adornment, decoration, or color.

Or she wears, or does not wear, jewelry or other things, or anything else that resembles the state of men.

So in that there is outward resemblance to them, and this is among the things that are forbidden, and that is what it entails.

Encouraging her and making it recommended, and sometimes it may be obligatory in specific cases. Meaning, it is not required for her to wear gold or silver.

Or she wears henna, or applies dye, or wears a colored garment—there is nothing wrong with that. But beautification is emphasized for her, and it may even become obligatory if it leads to resemblance.

If it leads to resembling men, because the Prophet ﷺ said,

Allah has cursed men who imitate women. Likewise, this has also come in the curse upon.

the tongues of a group of the Companions of the Prophet, peace be upon him, as was narrated from Abdullah ibn Mas'ud, and also in the narration of Abdullah ibn Abbas.

May Allah be pleased with him. For this reason, we say it is emphasized and may become obligatory if not beautifying leads to resemblance between men and women. And Allah knows best.