Discussion of the hadith: (Allah does not accept the prayer of one who lets his garment hang below the ankles).
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The Shaykh: That means they should keep their garments from hanging down so that they do not contradict the hadith, which is not authentic.
The questioner: Do they think it is authentic?
The Shaykh : Weak.
The questioner: That means this hadith, professor, which they use as evidence, praise be to Allah, is weak; that is, if a person’s garment is long, it means his prayer is invalid.
The Shaykh: Yes.
Another questioner: ... a message to Abu 'Umar, I want to send him that this hadith is not authentic, the prayer of a servant.
The Shaykh :Sunan Ibn Majah 655Sahih (Darussalam) .
The questioner: So, professor, in India and Pakistan, what is common among them now is acting upon the hadiths ...?
The Shaykh: There are people of hadith ... the whole country is full of people of hadith.
Another questioner: By Allah, they are in great need of scholars who work on verification and authentication ... .
The Shaykh : This is correct.
Another questioner : ... .
The Shaykh: ... very fanatical and Sufi order followers!
Another questioner: Yes, and there are ordinary people, so the mosque where I prayed has written on it "Rabani Mosque," ordinary Hanafis, the imam knows ... the Arabic language, and I spoke with him and asked him about ... he told me: they have innovations and superstitions and they say about us that we are Wahhabis.
Another questioner: There is no power nor strength except by Allah, this is a stigma, Wahhabism is widespread.
Another questioner: Who do they say it about? About the Hanafis, but they say it about the Hanafis.
Another questioner: Strange, by Allah.
Another questioner: And indeed in the mosque ... I found that there are no innovations.
The Shaykh: This is the Hanafi school.
Another questioner: That there is no raising of the voice in dhikr.
Another questioner: Yes, so it means in Syria they contradict the school of Abu Hanifah, Imam Abu Hanifah says: raising the voice in dhikr in the mosque is forbidden!
The Shaykh: What is this voice? ...?
Another questioner: No, it is the same thing, our Shaykh ... .
The Shaykh : Welcome.
Another questioner: Oh, a hundred, welcome.
The Shaykh: Welcome to you.
Another questioner: The Shaykh says: Have you broken your fast?
The Shaykh: No, what did he tell you?
Another questioner: He did not tell me anything, I have not seen him yet.
The Shaykh: By Allah, this professor Ali sometimes talks nonsense.
Another questioner: I told you on the phone: we are coming to you immediately after the Fajr prayer; do you remember, professor?
...
The Shaykh: We have not broken our fast, we have not broken our fast.
Another questioner: Our Shaykh, we have fresh milk, and praise be to Allah.
The Shaykh : What Allah willed!
Another questioner: And eggs and honey!
The Shaykh: And the good of Allah.
Another questioner: And the good of Allah.
The Shaykh : Praise be to Allah.
Another questioner : Praise be to Allah.
The Shaykh: Now.
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The questioner: Do they think it is authentic?
The Shaykh : Weak.
The questioner: That means this hadith, professor, which they use as evidence, praise be to Allah, is weak; that is, if a person’s garment is long, it means his prayer is invalid.
The Shaykh: Yes.
Another questioner: ... a message to Abu 'Umar, I want to send him that this hadith is not authentic,
Allah does not accept
لا يقبل اللهThe Shaykh :
It was narrated from 'Aishah that: The Prophet said: "Allah does not accept the prayer of a woman who menstruates (i.e., an adult woman) except with a head cover."
لا يقبل الله صلاة مسبلٍ إزارهThe questioner: So, professor, in India and Pakistan, what is common among them now is acting upon the hadiths ...?
The Shaykh: There are people of hadith ... the whole country is full of people of hadith.
Another questioner: By Allah, they are in great need of scholars who work on verification and authentication ... .
The Shaykh : This is correct.
Another questioner : ... .
The Shaykh: ... very fanatical and Sufi order followers!
Another questioner: Yes, and there are ordinary people, so the mosque where I prayed has written on it "Rabani Mosque," ordinary Hanafis, the imam knows ... the Arabic language, and I spoke with him and asked him about ... he told me: they have innovations and superstitions and they say about us that we are Wahhabis.
Another questioner: There is no power nor strength except by Allah, this is a stigma, Wahhabism is widespread.
Another questioner: Who do they say it about? About the Hanafis, but they say it about the Hanafis.
Another questioner: Strange, by Allah.
Another questioner: And indeed in the mosque ... I found that there are no innovations.
The Shaykh: This is the Hanafi school.
Another questioner: That there is no raising of the voice in dhikr.
Another questioner: Yes, so it means in Syria they contradict the school of Abu Hanifah, Imam Abu Hanifah says: raising the voice in dhikr in the mosque is forbidden!
The Shaykh: What is this voice? ...?
Another questioner: No, it is the same thing, our Shaykh ... .
The Shaykh : Welcome.
Another questioner: Oh, a hundred, welcome.
The Shaykh: Welcome to you.
Another questioner: The Shaykh says: Have you broken your fast?
The Shaykh: No, what did he tell you?
Another questioner: He did not tell me anything, I have not seen him yet.
The Shaykh: By Allah, this professor Ali sometimes talks nonsense.
Another questioner: I told you on the phone: we are coming to you immediately after the Fajr prayer; do you remember, professor?
...
The Shaykh: We have not broken our fast, we have not broken our fast.
Another questioner: Our Shaykh, we have fresh milk, and praise be to Allah.
The Shaykh : What Allah willed!
Another questioner: And eggs and honey!
The Shaykh: And the good of Allah.
Another questioner: And the good of Allah.
The Shaykh : Praise be to Allah.
Another questioner : Praise be to Allah.
The Shaykh: Now.
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