What is the criterion for a garment that reveals the skin?
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The Shaykh : A garment that reveals the skin is one through which the color of the skin, the color of the skin, is visible. It is not the shadow of the skin. For example, a person might be wearing trousers with a garment over them, and the outline of the trousers on the limb is known, but it is not known whether the limb is red, black, or brown. There is no harm in that. However, if you place the garment on the skin and its color becomes visible, then it is not permissible. Know that garments differ between wet and dry. A wet garment, when placed on the skin, reveals the skin, while a dry one does not. Thus, the ruling differs. We say that if one prays in a wet garment, his prayer is not valid. Rather... Now, yes, yes, oh...
The Shaykh : A garment that reveals the skin is one through which the color of the skin, the color of the skin, is visible. It is not the shadow of the skin. For example, a person might be wearing trousers with a garment over them, and the outline of the trousers on the limb is known, but it is not known whether the limb is red, black, or brown. There is no harm in that. However, if you place the garment on the skin and its color becomes visible, then it is not permissible. Know that garments differ between wet and dry. A wet garment, when placed on the skin, reveals the skin, while a dry one does not. Thus, the ruling differs. We say that if one prays in a wet garment, his prayer is not valid. Rather... Now, yes, yes, oh...