Holding the shemagh on the head and holding the garment in prayer
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah reward you, is holding the shemagh on the head considered the same as holding the garment mentioned in the hadith that prohibits it?
Answer:
No, this is regarding prostration. That is what is meant by it. The garment prohibited in prostration is that when a person prostrates, he should not hold his clothes; he should let them fall with him. As for standing, or if he is standing and he straightens his nails, or takes them out, or arranges them, because he is in a good state and he likes it so that he is in good attire, that is something required. Take your adornment at every mosque, just as He said.
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah reward you, is holding the shemagh on the head considered the same as holding the garment mentioned in the hadith that prohibits it?
Answer:
No, this is regarding prostration. That is what is meant by it. The garment prohibited in prostration is that when a person prostrates, he should not hold his clothes; he should let them fall with him. As for standing, or if he is standing and he straightens his nails, or takes them out, or arranges them, because he is in a good state and he likes it so that he is in good attire, that is something required. Take your adornment at every mosque, just as He said.
Source
شرح زاد المستقنع [16] — alfawzan.live (1:14:33)
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