Ruling on removing the hair of the beard, the body, and the pubic area

Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This questioner says: His companion asks, is it permissible to shave the hair of the beard, and the hair of the hands and feet?

Answer:
Glory be to Allah, how are you? It is not permissible to shave it or trim it. It is obligatory to let the beard grow and not to touch it. This is what the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) commanded.
As for the hair of the legs, the hair of the chest, and the hair of the body, it is permissible to remove it by any means that accomplishes it. The hair of the body, the chest, the back, and the legs; it is permissible to remove it by any means. Its removal is permissible. As for the pubic hair, the hair of the pubic area and the hair of the armpits, it is a recommended practice to remove it, indeed it is obligatory to remove it, because its removal is among the characteristics of the fitrah (the innate natural disposition). It is obligatory to remove the hair of the pubic area, the hair of the armpits, and to trim the mustache. This is obligatory because it is among the characteristics of the fitrah and the sunnah (recommended practice) of the prophets. Yes. I ask Allah for you, Honorable Shaykh. There is hair that is obligatory to remove, which is the hair of the armpits and the hair of the pubic area. The mustache should not be left long; it is trimmed and cut short. And there is hair whose removal is forbidden, which is the hair of the beard; it is not permissible to remove it. And there is hair whose removal is permissible, which is the hair of the head. It is permissible for a person to shave his head, or to cut it all, or to shave part of it, or to cut part of it, or to leave the hair as it is. Likewise, the hair of the body is permissible for him to remove. Yes.