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Hijab (For Women & Men) | Hubeali Skip to content Hubeali Menu Topics Quran Tafseer Books Urdu Books English Books Sermons School of Wilayat Search for: Search Button Home Articles Hijab (For Women & Men) Details Sidebar Table of contents Introduction: Observing the Modesty: The Covering of the body: Looking at Strange Woman A Woman should not Expose part of Hairs on forehead: Hijab of Old Woman (who cannot get married): Shaking Hands with Women (Na-mahram) is Forbidden: Entering into the Chamber of Women without Permission is Prohibited: The Age of a girl when head-scarf becomes Obligatory: Men should refrain offering Salam to Non-related Women: The Minimum Covering for Men: Men and women should Not Appear similar to their Opposite gender: Abhorrence of the defamation Rolling up of the garments Appendix I: The Sins of Eyes: Eyes: Appendix II: Appropriate Cloths for Salat: It is forbidden to Offer Salat in One Piece of Cloth Kinds of Cloths in Which Salat is Prohibited Issues related to Salat Performed in Unclean Cloths Hijab (For Women & Men) Download PDF Introduction: Allah -azwj Teaches us bashfulness, decency and modesty in all aspects of our lives.

Allah -azwj has outlined in the Holy Quran, the limits for men and women with reference to their relationships, i.e., who is considered ‘Mahram’ (closely related) and ‘Na-mahram’ (unrelated) and then has established further limits among the family members for establishing respect and strengthening the family ties. Imam Al-Baqir -asws says: ‘لَا إِيمَانَ لِمَنْ لَا حَيَاءَ لَهُ’ the one who has no bashfulness has no Eman.

[1] In this short article, we will try to learn from the Ahadith of Ahl Al-Bayt of Rasool Allah -saww , the limits of decency and modesty for both men and women, with particular emphasis on ‘Hijab’. In the holy Quran, Allah -azwj Addresses believers in several Verses to observe decency and modesty, here we consider those Verses, which deal specifically with the topic of ‘Hijab’ (24:30, 24:31, 24:60 and 33:59) and interpret these Verses in the Light of Ahadith.

Additional Ahadith on the sins of eyes and the outfits for offering Salat, are included in Appendices I-II.