Clothing — Permissible & Prohibited
- Shari‘a-compliant clothing
- Clothing according to the sunna
- There is no waiting for old age to adopt sunna clothing
- Which clothing is permissible in Islam; coat and trousers
- Which clothing did the Prophet ﷺ like?
- Sunna clothing and the hair of the head
- The length and width of the Prophet’s ﷺ blessed shirt
- How long should the kurta be
- The form of the kurta
- The kurta reaches mid-shin
- A mid-shin kurta: emphasized sunna or not
- Wearing the present-day shirt
- Wide trousers
- Trousers with wide leg openings
- Which is better: trousers or the waist-cloth
- The sleeves of the kurta
- Long sleeves
- A kurta with sleeves above the elbow; the usual dress of the Prophet ﷺ
- Wearing a shirt, trousers and a coat
- Trousers and other clothing
- Wearing trousers during office hours
- Wearing trousers and a coat
- Having trousers made for one’s children
- Coat and trousers
- A collared shirt and loose trousers with wide leg openings
- Coat, shirt, European-style hat, Turkish cap and the like
- The ruling on the shirt
- A collar on a kurta
- Wearing a black kurta
- Close-fitting trousers gathered at the ankles
- Tying a dhoti
- The loincloth
- The reason for the prohibition of wearing trousers or a waist-cloth below the ankles
- Trousers below the ankles
- Wearing a necktie
- The necktie is a distinctive symbol of the Christians
- Wearing nylon
- Wearing Terylene cloth, a boat-shaped cap and a long shirt
- Wearing terylene
- A man wearing terylene when it also contains silk
- Silk cloth; description of the silkworm (dud al-qazz)
- A silk jubba
- A silk handkerchief and a silk drawstring
- Is all silk made by the worm?
- A man’s use of velvet
- Which colour of cloth is forbidden for a man
- Which colours are impermissible for a man
- Women adopting the distinctive marks of the fasiqs and the sinful
- Women’s clothing and covering the ʿawra
- Black clothing for a woman
- The ruling on the black burqa, jumper, long skirt, hair rods and lip colour
- Men’s clothing for women
- Chintz cloth for women and men
- Using georgette
- Women wearing a half-sleeved kurta (a long loose shirt)
- Wearing the sari
- Women wearing close-fitting trousers gathered at the ankles
- A warning about tight clothing
- A woman using a brassiere
- A breast band, and a woman removing pubic hair with a razor
- Fashion items for women
- Is the fashion of scholars’ womenfolk a proof in the Shari‘a?
- The prevalent “fancy” burqa
- The old-style burqa
- The cap according to the Sunna
- The cap
- The round cap
- The two-panel cap and the round cap
- Evidence for wearing a cap
- Evidence for the long cap
- An inquiry into whether the round and the long cap are sunna, with the fatwas of Dar al-‘Ulum and Mazahir al-‘Ulum
- Wearing the Rampuri cap
- The size of the cap
- Caps and shoes with gold embroidery
- Prayer in a cap and in a turban
- The ruling on the turban
- The length of the turban
- Using a turban with silver embroidery