Tafadlie inshaaAllah ta3ala
Citaat:
Vraag:
Moet een moslimvrouw met sokken bidden? Ik heb namelijk verschillende fatwa’s gehoord, maar toch blijf ik met een groot vraagteken.
Vraag ontvangen op 30 oktober 2003
Antwoord:
Alle lof zij Allah en vrede en zegeningen zij met Mohammed.
De moslimvrouw is verplicht om haar gehele lichaam te bedekken, behalve haar handen en haar gezicht. Hieronder vallen dus ook haar voeten. De voeten kunnen zowel bedekt worden door de Djilbaab (lang gewaad) als door het dragen van sokken. De Foeqahaa’ (fiqh-geleerden) verschillen echter van mening over de geldigheid van het gebed van degene die haar voeten ontbloot tijdens het gebed. Het veiligste is dat de moslimvrouw haar voeten bedekt tijdens het gebed door middel van haar djilbaab of het dragen van sokken.
En Allah weet het beter.
Sheich Fawaz Jneid
Citaat:
What is the proof that women have to cover their feet during prayer for prayer to be accepted?
Praise be to Allaah.
The free woman who has attained the age of majority is obliged to cover her entire body during prayer, apart from her face and hands, because all of her is ‘awrah. If she prays and any part of her ‘awrah becomes uncovered, such as a shin or foot or all or part of her head, then her prayer is invalid, because the Prophet said:
"Allaah will not accept the prayer of a woman who has started to menstruate, except with a khimaar (covering)" (Reported by Ahmad, Abu Dawud, Ibn Maajah and al-Tirmidhi, with a saheeh isnaad)
Abu Dawud reported from Umm Salamah that she asked the Prophet about a woman who prayed wearing a dir’ (chemise or upper garment) and a khimaar (head cover), but no izaar (lower garment). He said: "The woman is ‘awrah."
As for the face, the Sunnah is to uncover it during prayer, so long as no non-mahram men are present. According to the majority of scholars, the feet must be covered; some scholars allow uncovering the feet but the majority say the opposite. Abu Dawud reported from Umm Salamah (may Allaah be pleased with her) that she was asked about a woman who prayed in a khimaar and qamees (dress or gown). She said, "There is nothing wrong with it if the dir’ (chemise) covers her feet." In any case, it is better to cover the feet, to be on the safe side. As far as the hands are concerned, there is more leeway: there is nothing wrong with either covering them or uncovering them, although some scholars think that it is better to cover them. And Allaah is the Source of strength.
Fataawa al-Mar’ah al-Muslimah, by Shaykh ‘Abd al-‘Azeez ibn Baaz, p. 57
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Citaat:
If a womans abiah is long enough to cover her feet does she have to wear socks?
Praise be to Allaah.
The Muslim woman is required to cover all of her body in front of men. Hence she is allowed to let her garment drag by being a cubit longer in order to cover her feet. What the woman has to do is to cover her feet either by wearing a loose and long garment or by wearing socks or the like. If she covers her feet then she does not have to wear socks, but if she wears socks this will be more covering, so it is recommended. And Allaah knows best.
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