Reference: https://x.com/m_7d_7/status/1925533643880964534 pic.twitter.com/ys65Q3Df1v — طويلب علم (@m_7d_7) May 22, 2025 Shaykh Ibn Baaz رحمه الله رحمه الله said: From the calamities of our time is [that] a man lowers his garment [in arrogance], and a woman raises her garment [in immodesty]. Translation originally published on 8 June, 2025
Why have the scholars mentioned that if a small amount of blood falls on clothing, then it is excused, however a small amount of urine is not excused?
Is the prayer [of the one who wore a garment made from the skin of a predatory animal] correct?
Is it permissible to wear clothing made from the skin of dead predatory animals?
If someone wears a garment which shows some parts of his body from underneath, such as his thighs and shoulders, is his prayer [in that garment] correct?
I only [ever] lied once. ‘Umar asked me about a garment, [and] how much I got it for. So I [lied and] dropped its price by two thirds.
This is the clothing of the Monks; certainly, when the Muslims exchange visits with one another, they beautify themselves.
Indeed, I would not wear a new garment out of fear [it would cause] my neighbour [to] be jealous [towards me], when he wasn’t before.
Hammaad ibn Abi Sulaymaan would feed fifty of the fasting everyday throughout Ramadhaan, and on the night before ‘Eed [al-Fitr] he would clothe them with a garment each.
Do not allow your eyes to look at a woman’s garment, for indeed such a look will cause desire in the heart.
