The ruling on wearing trousers in prayer
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The questioner : Like the gazes and the evidence that it is. Now it is. May Allah keep you safe.
The Shaykh : Yes, this shirt is old, even for 'Abd al-Nabi (peace and blessings be upon him) it exists, but welcome.
Yes, in any case, this question above has now become something that people see is not specific to his address, is it not? The Muslim and the non-Muslim wear it, but the Muslim is commanded to wear something else, especially in prayer, because in reality, in prayer, there are two things to avoid. The first thing to avoid is that it outlines the size of the 'awrah (the part of the body that must be covered); you find that the thighs are prominent and clear, and perhaps a person finds that the other 'awrah is also prominent at times, and this is undoubtedly a type of exposing the 'awrah. The second thing to avoid, as it appears from this clothing, is that the one praying cannot perform the recommended practice (sunnah) regarding sitting cross-legged or sitting in the style of the camel in the sitting position, according to what we hear, it is very difficult for them, so they say either they leave this recommended practice or they do it while being in distress from it. A person is on a clock, filled, saying when will he be free from the prayer? This is a thing to avoid that a person should avoid in his prayer. However, now that it has become shared between Muslims and others, it is no longer that the one wearing it is imitating the disbelievers, because it has become shared between them, but regarding prayer, a person should wear a saraw (trousers), and the reason for that is that I told you that it outlines the size of the 'awrah from one side, and from the other side, from the side of what?
That it prevents the performance of the recommended practice or stability in prayer, because either he performs the recommended practice and adapts to what the tightness of this clothing requires, or he strives to perform the recommended practice and at that time he is distressed by the tightness of this clothing on him, so the one who proceeds avoids in prayer,
The questioner : If wearing a long life, do they smell or not?
The Shaykh : In prayer, it is not recommended to be tight, if it is as I said, then it is not recommended to be tight.
The Shaykh : Yes, this shirt is old, even for 'Abd al-Nabi (peace and blessings be upon him) it exists, but welcome.
Yes, in any case, this question above has now become something that people see is not specific to his address, is it not? The Muslim and the non-Muslim wear it, but the Muslim is commanded to wear something else, especially in prayer, because in reality, in prayer, there are two things to avoid. The first thing to avoid is that it outlines the size of the 'awrah (the part of the body that must be covered); you find that the thighs are prominent and clear, and perhaps a person finds that the other 'awrah is also prominent at times, and this is undoubtedly a type of exposing the 'awrah. The second thing to avoid, as it appears from this clothing, is that the one praying cannot perform the recommended practice (sunnah) regarding sitting cross-legged or sitting in the style of the camel in the sitting position, according to what we hear, it is very difficult for them, so they say either they leave this recommended practice or they do it while being in distress from it. A person is on a clock, filled, saying when will he be free from the prayer? This is a thing to avoid that a person should avoid in his prayer. However, now that it has become shared between Muslims and others, it is no longer that the one wearing it is imitating the disbelievers, because it has become shared between them, but regarding prayer, a person should wear a saraw (trousers), and the reason for that is that I told you that it outlines the size of the 'awrah from one side, and from the other side, from the side of what?
That it prevents the performance of the recommended practice or stability in prayer, because either he performs the recommended practice and adapts to what the tightness of this clothing requires, or he strives to perform the recommended practice and at that time he is distressed by the tightness of this clothing on him, so the one who proceeds avoids in prayer,
The questioner : If wearing a long life, do they smell or not?
The Shaykh : In prayer, it is not recommended to be tight, if it is as I said, then it is not recommended to be tight.
Source
قناة «فضيلة الشيخ محمد بن صالح العثيمين»، 52- هل البنطال من لباس الكفار؟ وهل يُلبس في الصلاة؟ II فوائد من الدروس الفقهية من المحاضرات الجامعية — youtube.com
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