The Amount of Feeding and Clothing in the Expiation for an Oath

The questioner:
The Shaykh: How much is it?

The Shaykh:
Also, from Islam. The feeding for the expiation of an oath is feeding ten poor people, one and a half kilograms of food for each poor person, meaning fifteen kilograms of food for ten poor people. As for the clothing, it is one garment for each poor person. If he is among those who wear a thobe, he is given a thobe. If he is among those who wear a shirt and trousers in some countries, he is given a shirt and trousers.
According to the custom of the country. Yes. And if he wears an izar and a rida in some countries, he is given an izar and a rida, according to the custom of the country. Those who wear thobes are given thobes; those who wear shirts and trousers are given a shirt and trousers; those who wear an izar and a rida are given an izar and a rida. Yes. Yes. If he gives him cloth that is enough for a shirt, that is sufficient, but he must have it sewn. He must have it sewn. If he pays him the cost of the sewing, that is fine. Yes.