Woman travelling from a non-Muslim country without a 
mahram in order to learn Islam
Question

                Is it permissable for a Muslim woman, who does not have a 
mahram because she is an unmarried convert, to relocate to 
another country for the purposes of furthering her Islaamic 
knowledge, to live among Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaat, and seek 
a husband?
Praise be to Allah.
If the Muslim woman is living in a place where there are no Muslims of Ahl 
al-Sunnah wa'l-Jamaa'ah with whom she could live and she is therefore 
unable to learn her religion, it is permissible for her to move to another 
place where she can live among Ahl al-Sunnah and learn her religion. 
Indeed, she should try to move, travelling with a mahram if possible. If she 
has no mahram, then she should travel in the company of others who can 
be trusted, in an airplane, for example, so that she can reach her destination 
safely. We ask Allaah to help us obey Him.
Translator's note: "mahram" refers to a blood-relative to whom marriage is 
permanently forbidden, such as a woman's father, brother, son, uncle, etc.