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Cited in 4 segments across 4 recordings · 2015 to 2019 · term/term:izar

Citing segments

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17 Sep 2019Quick Fiqh! Is it a sin to pee standing up? Mufti Abu Layth says it is not a sin at all; scholars only disliked it because the loose clothing of the past made splashes likely. Question from live chatposition checkedHanafiizar (wrapped lower garment)najasa (impurity) machine5 min 58 s1:18on YouTube
1 Sep 2018BukhariGate: Issues with Sahih al-Bukhari What does Mufti Abu Layth say about the Bukhari report of the Prophet falling unconscious when he uncovered himself? The Bukhari report that the Prophet removed his izar while carrying stones for the Kaaba, fell unconscious and was never seen naked again is, in Mufti Abu Layth's words, nonsense that disrespects the Prophet, and he dismisses the scholars' attempts to soften it. Lessonposition checkedSahih al-Bukhari 364 (carrying stones for the Kaaba with the izar on his shoulders)Sahih al-Bukharial-Abbas ibn Abd al-Muttalibizar machine2 min 39 s10:23on YouTube
2 Apr 2017video Can I pray with my trousers below my ankles, or in tight jeans? Yes: trousers below the ankle or tight trousers do not affect the salah. Mufti Abu Layth does not consider trousers below the ankle forbidden, since the old ruling rested on arrogance. Question written questionposition checkedisbal (garments below the ankle)izara ruling does not continue when its cause has ceasedreport: the prophet told the women not to raise their heads from sujud until the men had sat because their izars were tight machine2 min 03 s43:53on YouTube
20 Mar 2015video Do I have to wear my trousers above my ankles? No: for men, wearing the garment below the ankles is not haram unless it is done out of arrogance, in which case the hadith apply; otherwise it is at most makruh. In today's societies covering the ankles is normal and carries no arrogance, so insisting on it misses the purpose of the ruling. Question raised by Mufti Abu Laythposition checkedisbal (garments below the ankle)khuyala (arrogance)makruhizar machine12 min 57 s1:18on YouTube