Is Covering Women’s Feet in Salah Really Obligatory? | Umm Salama Hadith Explained скачать в хорошем качестве

Is Covering Women’s Feet in Salah Really Obligatory? | Umm Salama Hadith Explained

Many Muslims question why women are required to cover their feet during prayer, especially when the famous hadith of Umm Salama (رضي الله عنها) is considered weak by some scholars, including comments attributed to Shaykh Assim Al-Hakeem. Does a weak hadith invalidate the ruling? Is covering the feet cultural or actually Islamic? What do the four madhhabs say? In this video, we break down the issue step by step, using: ✔ Authentic hadith principles ✔ Scholarly methodology in fiqh ✔ Opinions of the four major schools ✔ The difference between awrah in prayer and outside prayer ✔ Why scholars still ruled feet as awrah despite hadith weakness Islamic rulings are not based on one narration alone. Even when a hadith is weak, it may still be used as supporting evidence if it aligns with established Islamic principles. This is exactly what happened with the ruling on women covering their feet in salah. We also explain the principle of precaution (ihtiyat) in worship and why covering the feet ensures the prayer is valid according to all opinions. This video is essential for anyone seeking clarity, balance, and authentic Islamic understanding without confusion or emotional arguments. 📌 Watch till the end for a clear conclusion. 🔖 Hashtags #IslamicFiqh #WomenInIslam #Salah #PrayerInIslam #Awrah #UmmSalama #AssimAlHakeem #HijabInPrayer #IslamicRulings #FiqhOfSalah #MuslimWomen #IslamicKnowledge #HadithExplanation #Madhhab