Is it obligatory to let the ghutrah and the sleeves of the thawb hang down in prayer?
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Question:
How should the ghutrah and the sleeves of the thawb be positioned in prayer? What is the evidence for this? Is it obligatory to let the ghutrah hang down in prayer? And what is the ruling for one who does not do so?
Answer:
It is prescribed for the believer to let his sleeves, his turban, and his ghutrah hang down; he should leave them all hanging, not tuck them in during prayer. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said:, and he (peace and blessings be upon him) said: . So the Sunnah is to let your sleeves hang down, and to let your turban or ghutrah hang down with you, without tucking in anything.
How should the ghutrah and the sleeves of the thawb be positioned in prayer? What is the evidence for this? Is it obligatory to let the ghutrah hang down in prayer? And what is the ruling for one who does not do so?
Answer:
It is prescribed for the believer to let his sleeves, his turban, and his ghutrah hang down; he should leave them all hanging, not tuck them in during prayer. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said:
I was commanded to prostrate on seven bones, and not to tuck in any hair or garment.
أُمرتُ بالسجود على سبعة أعظم، وألا أكُفَّ شعرًا، ولا ثوبًاI was commanded to prostrate on seven bones, and not to tuck in any hair or garment.
أُمرتُ أن أسجد على سبعة أعظم، وألا أكُفَّ شعرًا، ولا ثوبًا
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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