It is permissible for a woman to cut her hair for the purpose of adornment, and there is nothing wrong with that
Question I have often heard that it is not permissible for a woman to cut her hair at all, according to the rulings of Islam. I want to understand the reason, because I think that she needs to trim her hair from time to time. Can you explain this issue in detail? I also heard that the woman is required to grow her hair as long as possible, and she should not cut it or shave it, because it will be a cover for her on the Day of Resurrection when all people are gathered naked. Is this true, and is there any evidence for it? Answer Praise be to Allah Firstly: What the scholars have stated is prohibited with regard to a woman cutting her hair, is the following: 1. If she is going to flaunt it in front of non-mahram men. 2. If by cutting her hair, her intention is to imitate disbelieving women or immoral women. 3. If she cuts her hair in a manner resembling men’s hairstyles. 4. If her hair is cut by a non-mahram man, ...