(A man does not look at the 'awrah of another man) Is the ruling in it for the one looking, not the one being looked at?
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The questioner : As for the one who lifts his garment while standing and people are looking at him, and it was mentioned in the hadith Sunan Ibn Majah 661Sahih (Darussalam) and this ruling is for the one looking, meaning it pertains to the one being looked at?
The Shaykh : Correct. If looking is forbidden, then if exposing it were not forbidden, looking would not be forbidden. This is the point of the evidence: if exposing it were not forbidden, looking would not be forbidden. For this reason, it is permissible, for example, for a person to look at another person's face, chest, and shoulder, because exposing them is permissible.
no man should look at the nakedness of another man
لا ينظر الرجل إلى عورة الرجلThe Shaykh : Correct. If looking is forbidden, then if exposing it were not forbidden, looking would not be forbidden. This is the point of the evidence: if exposing it were not forbidden, looking would not be forbidden. For this reason, it is permissible, for example, for a person to look at another person's face, chest, and shoulder, because exposing them is permissible.