Chapter: Praying in a shirt, trousers, short trousers, and a qaba
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The reader: Chapter: Praying in a shirt, trousers, short trousers, and a qaba. Sulayman ibn Harb narrated to us...
The Shaykh : A shirt? What is it, Khalid?
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh : What is a shirt?
The student: It is the customary garment.
The Shaykh : A garment.
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh : Just a garment?
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh : The cloak is called a garment.
The student: Yes?
The Shaykh : The cloak is called a garment.
The student: The aforementioned garment.
The Shaykh : And the aforementioned lower garment is called a garment. A shirt is what you are wearing now.
The student: I call it a garment.
The Shaykh : A garment with sleeves, a garment with sleeves, yes, that is correct.
The reader: Chapter...
The Shaykh : Trousers: A lower garment with sleeves, but he said "saraawil," why did he not say "siraal"? Because the well-known language is "saraawil," singular, and it is said that "saraawil" is plural and the singular is "siraal," just as our customary language is now, but the well-known language is that "saraawil" is singular. Ibn Maalik said, "Abdullah al-'Aamir."
The student: ...
The Shaykh : Yes "and saraawil with this plural form" meaning the form of plurals "resembled, necessitating the generality of the prohibition", yes. And as for the tabban, the tabban is short-sleeved trousers. Short-sleeved trousers are called by people now? ... It is called ... a condition, a condition.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : A word on the letter, the letter shin, shart, shurt, well, in any case, every people has a language, the apparent one.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : Shamiyyah, shurt, yes.
The student: ... It is called siraal.
The Shaykh : And in any case, the tabban is from the time of the Companions called by this name, and it refers to short-sleeved trousers, yes, that is correct. Now, we are left with the qaba. The qaba is the ziboon. The qaba is the ziboon, yes, the ziboon.
The student: The ziboon...
The Shaykh : Strange, the ziboon is a garment with sleeves, but it is open at the chest to the bottom, like an abaya, like an abaya, yes. People wear it and call it a qaba. The bisht is close to it, close to it, yes. Continue.
The Shaykh : A shirt? What is it, Khalid?
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh : What is a shirt?
The student: It is the customary garment.
The Shaykh : A garment.
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh : Just a garment?
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh : The cloak is called a garment.
The student: Yes?
The Shaykh : The cloak is called a garment.
The student: The aforementioned garment.
The Shaykh : And the aforementioned lower garment is called a garment. A shirt is what you are wearing now.
The student: I call it a garment.
The Shaykh : A garment with sleeves, a garment with sleeves, yes, that is correct.
The reader: Chapter...
The Shaykh : Trousers: A lower garment with sleeves, but he said "saraawil," why did he not say "siraal"? Because the well-known language is "saraawil," singular, and it is said that "saraawil" is plural and the singular is "siraal," just as our customary language is now, but the well-known language is that "saraawil" is singular. Ibn Maalik said, "Abdullah al-'Aamir."
The student: ...
The Shaykh : Yes "and saraawil with this plural form" meaning the form of plurals "resembled, necessitating the generality of the prohibition", yes. And as for the tabban, the tabban is short-sleeved trousers. Short-sleeved trousers are called by people now? ... It is called ... a condition, a condition.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : A word on the letter, the letter shin, shart, shurt, well, in any case, every people has a language, the apparent one.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : Shamiyyah, shurt, yes.
The student: ... It is called siraal.
The Shaykh : And in any case, the tabban is from the time of the Companions called by this name, and it refers to short-sleeved trousers, yes, that is correct. Now, we are left with the qaba. The qaba is the ziboon. The qaba is the ziboon, yes, the ziboon.
The student: The ziboon...
The Shaykh : Strange, the ziboon is a garment with sleeves, but it is open at the chest to the bottom, like an abaya, like an abaya, yes. People wear it and call it a qaba. The bisht is close to it, close to it, yes. Continue.