The Meaning of the Prohibition for the One Praying from Tucking Up His Garment and Hair
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Question:
What is the meaning of his (peace and blessings be upon him) prohibition against tucking up the garment and hair?
Answer:
He said: “I was commanded to prostrate on seven [bones], and not to tuck up hair or garment.” This means that when he prostrates, if his turban or his overcoat prostrates with him, he does not tuck it up; he leaves it to be with him.
Q: And the hair?
A: And the hair, if he has braids, they prostrate with him.
Q: Do you mean prostrating on them, or tying them?
A: I mean that they fall to the ground, and he does not tie them for fear of them falling to the ground.
What is the meaning of his (peace and blessings be upon him) prohibition against tucking up the garment and hair?
Answer:
He said: “I was commanded to prostrate on seven [bones], and not to tuck up hair or garment.” This means that when he prostrates, if his turban or his overcoat prostrates with him, he does not tuck it up; he leaves it to be with him.
Q: And the hair?
A: And the hair, if he has braids, they prostrate with him.
Q: Do you mean prostrating on them, or tying them?
A: I mean that they fall to the ground, and he does not tie them for fear of them falling to the ground.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
The Arabic text is copied verbatim from the original source, without any edits.
