The ruling on letting a garment hang below the ankles without the intention of arrogance
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The questioner: He also says: We have spoken about this at the beginning of this session. He asks: What is the ruling on letting a garment hang below the ankles if one did not intend by it arrogance or superiority over people?
The Shaykh: It has been mentioned previously. It is not permissible, even if one did not intend arrogance. However, if one intends arrogance, the sin is greater. And if one does not intend it but is negligent, he is sinful and it is not permissible, because the authentic hadiths encompass this. The Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) stated it generally and comprehensively, so it is obligatory for the Muslim to be wary of what Allah and His Messenger have forbidden. Yes.
The Shaykh: It has been mentioned previously. It is not permissible, even if one did not intend arrogance. However, if one intends arrogance, the sin is greater. And if one does not intend it but is negligent, he is sinful and it is not permissible, because the authentic hadiths encompass this. The Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) stated it generally and comprehensively, so it is obligatory for the Muslim to be wary of what Allah and His Messenger have forbidden. Yes.
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