The ruling on wiping over the shammagh and the turban
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Question:
Is that thing something the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) did, seeking the congregation? And is it a turban or a covering?
Answer:
Yes, this is what applies, because it is established that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) wiped over the turban and wiped over the leather socks. This is what applies in the chapter of wiping, which is a limited chapter. As for the ismar and the ghafrah, these do not take the place of the turban; they do not occupy the position of the turban. The turban is something tied and secured, making it difficult to undo. As for the ghafrah and the shammagh, these are not secured; they are not secured, but rather something thrown over the head, loose, and very easy to remove. So its presence is like its absence; one must wash the head directly, unlike the turban. Yes.
Is that thing something the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) did, seeking the congregation? And is it a turban or a covering?
Answer:
Yes, this is what applies, because it is established that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) wiped over the turban and wiped over the leather socks. This is what applies in the chapter of wiping, which is a limited chapter. As for the ismar and the ghafrah, these do not take the place of the turban; they do not occupy the position of the turban. The turban is something tied and secured, making it difficult to undo. As for the ghafrah and the shammagh, these are not secured; they are not secured, but rather something thrown over the head, loose, and very easy to remove. So its presence is like its absence; one must wash the head directly, unlike the turban. Yes.
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