How did Asma say, "I wore my clothes," when a woman enters the state of ihram in her own clothes?
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The questioner : Her statement: It is well known that women enter the state of ihram...?
The Shaykh : Do you mean the clothes a woman has for when she is not going out among people? Because when a woman goes out among people in the market, she has a different dress than what she wears in the house.
The questioner : Abdullah, the freed slave of Asma...?
The Shaykh : It is based on what was mentioned previously that Abdullah, the freed slave of Asma, is clear. Abdullah is the first narrator in the hadith. And Harun ibn Sa'id al-A'ili and Ahmad ibn Isa narrated to us, saying: Ibn Wahb narrated to us, saying: Amr informed me, from Abu al-Aswad, that Abdullah was the freed slave of Asma.
So I wore my clothes
فلبست ثيابيThe Shaykh : Do you mean the clothes a woman has for when she is not going out among people? Because when a woman goes out among people in the market, she has a different dress than what she wears in the house.
The questioner : Abdullah, the freed slave of Asma...?
The Shaykh : It is based on what was mentioned previously that Abdullah, the freed slave of Asma, is clear. Abdullah is the first narrator in the hadith. And Harun ibn Sa'id al-A'ili and Ahmad ibn Isa narrated to us, saying: Ibn Wahb narrated to us, saying: Amr informed me, from Abu al-Aswad, that Abdullah was the freed slave of Asma.