Ghamidi Sahab said in this very video that they could.

The point is not embellishments, the point is zina. If fawahish is not being promoted, exceptions can be made. However, it will always be advised to women that they should avoid zina and be careful about their embellishments and intentions, rest is up to them to do as they want according to the demand of their profession.

It has been explained in the video above: Discussion 99940 • Reply 99941

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Ghamidi Sahab gives an example of kushti/mud wrestling where sometime men wear nothing but small shorts. Why do we allow that? Because zina isn’t an issue there.

The main problem must be kept in mind. Which is zina.
The main goal is to avoid zina.

Prophet (PBUH) condemned using perfume by women to promote zina.
But using perfume to simply smell good is fine. (Exception)

Men wearing small shorts to promote zina is a problem.
But using small shorts to take part in a sport like kushti is fine. (Exception).

Similarly women showing embellishments to promote zina is a problem.
But showing embellishments to play a role in acting is fine (Exception).

Exception is acceptable when the goal (avoiding zina) is kept in mind. When path to zina starts opening like in form of wrong intentions, that is when exception can’t be made.

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In Surah Al Aaraf Allah tells 5 things are prohibited accept food.1) Injustice 2) Bidaat3) Obscenity whether hidden or openly4) Unjust action against

Yes. As long as the intention is to merely act and the intention is not to promote fawahish.

Yes. As long as the intention is decent.

However, it is advised that cultural sensitivity should be kept in mind. But it is not matter of sin until fawahish and wrong intentions are involved.

If there is no sinful intention then there is no sin.

The main problem is zina.

Allah does not want us to commit zina. Zina is the major sin for which eternal Hell is a possible punishment.

To avoid this major sin. Allah tells us to wear decent clothes (decent by culture standard, decent western clothes for western, decent eastern clothes for eastern) and avoid the intention of committing zina.

When a person does not wear decent clothes with the intention of committing zina, they are committing a minor sin. Minor sin is forgivable if the major sin is not committed. There is no sin if the intention was not to commit zina or promote indecency in the first place.

If a person is wearing decent clothes by his own understanding, does not have intention of committing zina then there is no sin on them if they wear western clothes or even show embellishments.

The minor sins occur when there is a wrong intention to begin with. Minor sins are counted when the final major sin (zina) is committed. We advise people to cover up as a precaution to avoid this major sin.

Yes. That is appropriate by western standards.

The minimum dress code is that woman should cover the area around the private part and chest. So only thing I would suggest go for half sleeves as shoulders, armpit, collarbone/bottom of the neck and upper arms is included in the area around the chest. Last picture is fine but some previous pictures reveal the curves of the body which needs to be avoided, just a little looser clothes may be advisable.

In casual settings, you may wear and reveal the casual makeup and jewellery which is what women may wear normally in your society. Any extra special makeup and jewellery that draws attention should be covered that might be out of the ordinary by your society’s standard except in exceptional cases like acting but it is better to cover up as much as possible for a Muslim even in exceptional cases like acting.

It is a command from God that one must ‘protect‘ the private parts. The key word is ‘protect‘ as in, not only to cover the private parts but also the area around it that may invite others towards the private parts.

This is the explanation.

So the argument from scholars is that arm pits, lower part of the neck and upper arm area is included when protecting the chest in the command of ‘protecting’ the private part of chest for woman. However if one argues that they are convinced that their private parts are protected and they personally believe it is good enough and they have good intentions then God may accept this excuse but scholars will still advise according to their understanding of the scripture and advise people to fear God and follow the command as accurately as possible.

15:50 to 26:48

https://youtu.be/vJx8K0c7irE?t=950

Because you are a Muslim first before you are an actor. You must obey God’s command. And He has chosen that all Muslim women should cover themselves in the minimum area: area around private parts, for the one between legs one must covers the midriff and to the knees. For the chest area, it covers the area below neck, armpits and upper arm area. Clothes should be not be skin tight and transparent.

Men should NOT be wearing skin tight jeans either.

Yes, these are acceptable.

Yes, there is no sin when you follow the minimum requirement as shown in photos above.

However, local culture like some Pakistani may take offense or set up a different dress code in certain areas, it is advised to respect that. But if no person or authority is stopping you then it is all good.

As far as religion goes, your dress code in recent pictures is fine and there is no sin.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

In fact, this is the best one yet as it covers the most.