Prostrating on the edge of the shemagh on top of the mosque's carpets
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Question:
The questioner asks: Is it permissible for the one praying to place the end of his shemagh to prostrate on it on top of the mosque carpet?
Answer:
If he has a need, if he needs to place his shemagh to prostrate on it because the mosque carpet has dust on it or has a bad smell, then there is no harm in that. So if this is for a need, there is no harm, such as if the place is hot, or has thorns, or has pebbles, or has a smell, or has dust, and he places the end of his shemagh and prostrates on it, there is no harm. Yes.
The questioner asks: Is it permissible for the one praying to place the end of his shemagh to prostrate on it on top of the mosque carpet?
Answer:
If he has a need, if he needs to place his shemagh to prostrate on it because the mosque carpet has dust on it or has a bad smell, then there is no harm in that. So if this is for a need, there is no harm, such as if the place is hot, or has thorns, or has pebbles, or has a smell, or has dust, and he places the end of his shemagh and prostrates on it, there is no harm. Yes.
Source
مجالس رمضان 1428هـ - 03 — alfawzan.live (36:20)
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