Is There Any Difference Between Man and Woman Method of Performing Salah?

[@EaseClasses-qc6ft]

Perfectly explained. Even i was thinking the same. Women is already doing hijab(pardah) to cover herself. Then why to pray in concealing manner. We should follow what our beloved prophet mohammad saw has said. We should not exaggerate things. As extremism is not good.

[@arshiyaaafreen3843]

A very important question answered very beautifully and in a simplified version

[@gleibert]

Alhamdulillah may Allah reward you sister !

[@inayamahnoor7272]

AoA mam ...... I recited prayer as the men do because i have recently researched for all this but still had some minor confusions so its a humble request if you will demonstrate us the practical way to recite prayer.

[@zakariya6875]

Sister u can watch assimalhakeem salah video!!

[@neelofarrasool187]

Thanks for clarifying i really needef this... Jazakallah

[@sahbabiiluvrx]

thank you sister Ma Sha Allah, the “female” way of praying sajadah is somewhat painful for me .

[@bushrarizvi1024]

Aslamualaikum sister, So beautifully you have explained. May Allah ta'ala reward you for this. The video is indeed very informative but just one thing I would like to suggest is it would more clear and easier if you could explain it through actions. I feel even people who don't understand English would be able to get most of it. JazakAllah khair.

[@tariqaazmi]

I will like to watch you offering prayer from two cameras, one from front and second from back, thanks sister.

[@abdulisumaili9707]

Thanks for clarifying

[@normalinaabnormalway8851]

JazakAllah Khairan.

[@khurshidulhelptech2951]

My first visit. Subscribed alhamdulillah.

[@jannatulferdusbristy6006]

Sister please take my salam....please show us a demonstration how to pray salah please...

[@martabitar]

So true

[@xyzabc6898]

Holy Quran 31.12---And We had certainly given Luqmān WISDOM [and said], "Be grateful to Allah." And whoever is GRATEFUL is GRATEFUL for [the benefit of] himself. And whoever denies [His favor] - then indeed, Allah is Free of need and Praiseworthy.

[@tawheed8802]

MA sha Allaah what the words

[@xyzabc6898]

Holy Quran 25.30-- And the Messenger has said, "O my Lord, indeed MY PEOPLE have taken this Qur'an as [a thing] ABANDONED."

[@RIMJANESSOHMALOOG]

How do we not know how the sahaba of madinah prayed? Abu hanifa was among tabe’in! He actually met sahabas

[@islamonly30]

Have you Got the ans ?

[@abdulrazakmithu7219]

Good MashaALLAH

[@lordgaming1040]

Can you show any hadees which says women & men hajj is different? But today women perform Hajj differently why? And there is saheeh hadees which says prophet says do hajj like I do. Why women don't do ramalla. In bukhari there is a hadees which talk about one lady that she prays like men so it clearly shows that at that time there was a different prays for women and men.

[@xyzabc6898]

Holy Quran 17.7-- "If you do GOOD, you do GOOD for YOURSELVES; and if you do EVIL, [you do it] to YOURSELVES."

[@Laiba2360]

Then I'm praying as men? Tell me sister please what is the exectly right way 😢

[@rea825]

Sister...there is no difference between prayer of men and women.... Prophet SAW said ..pray as u see me pray and their is no authentic hadees of prophet SAW or Quranic verse distinguishing the prayer of women.

[@xyzabc6898]

Holy Quran 2.280---And if someone is in HARDSHIP, then [let there be] postponement until [a time of] EASE. But if you give [from your right as] CHARITY, then it is Better for you, if you only knew. If we see this 1 Verse , we Learn that Islam teaches us to Help Anyone with Money who has Financial Problems and if they are Not able to Return ,give them some more time and If they are Still Not abl to Reply the Load that you gave, then FORGIVE THE LOAN and Lave it as Charity..

[@butterflyicon4212]

Plz upload it in urdu...

[@neelofarrasool187]

Aasalamualikum Hope u r fine and ramzan mubarak .....Ye es mein ye bta rhein h ki mard ot aurat ki namaz pdhne k tareeqe mein koi farq nai h.....

[@khanirfan5606]

Can you tell me about the topic of raml in hajj the prophet PBUH also told that do hajj as you have seen me do so why do women don't do raml in hajj

[@ummati7841]

@ 0.47 , pls edit your subtitle, its showing extremly wrong sentence..pls pls edit sister.

[@noise-c1o]

Is there any hambali ? Please reply me " where should a women put hands in salah as per hanbali fikh, below navel or on chest

[@xyzabc6898]

Holy Quran 4.36-Worship Allah and associate nothing with Him, and to Parents do GOOD, and to RELATIVES, ORPHANS, the NEEDY, the Near Neighbor, the NEIGHBOR Farther away, the COMPANION at your Side, the TRAVELER, and those whom your right hands possess. Indeed, Allah does not like those who are self-deluding and boastful.

[@mahima5524]

Can hands be shown during the salah?

[@anchieyyy4166]

Women must cover their whole bodies except their faces, hands and palms. So yes, hands can be shown during the Salah.

[@mahima5524]

@@anchieyyy4166 Thankyou so much for letting me know. May Allah SWT bless you.

[@mayimadadu275]

Please... Please upload this in urdu also... Because my mother shouts at me even while i m praying... She keeps sending me videos of those who oppose this....

[@xtaz666]

she's right

[@shameempathan3431]

In urdu aurto aur mardo ki namaz ek jesi hoti hai.

[@younggazelle2002]

Aaslamualikum Thanks

[@xyzabc6898]

Holy Quran 31.17---“O my dear son! Establish prayer, encourage what is good and forbid what is evil, and endure patiently whatever befalls you. Surely this is a resolve to aspire to.

[@stayalive5289]

Asslamualikum What’s the name of her channel?

[@sarabanu8531]

Alhamdulillah

[@xyzabc6898]

Quran 60.8-Allah DOES NOT Forbid you from those who DONOT Fight you because of religion and DONOT Expel you from your HOMES - from being RIGHTEOUS toward them and Acting JUSTLY toward them. Indeed, Allah Loves those who Act JUSTLY. Quran 60.9-Allah ONLY Forbids you from those who fight you because of RELEGION and expel you from your HOMES and aid in your EXPULSION - [forbids] that you make Allies of them. And whoever makes allies of them, then it is those who are the wrongdoers. CONCLUSION-If a Non-Muslim DONOT Fight with the Muslims and Donot Expel Muslims out from their Home, then Allah wants that Muslims will also be Good Behave with those Good Non-Muslims and Muslims should be RIGHTEOUS with those PEACEFUL NON-MUSLIMS……

[@uf6447]

Just tell people we are ghair muqalid and so we will only suggest what we think is right, just like other school of thoughts instead becoming a faqiha.

[@Ashraf0182]

can you provide hadith to prove Woman's prayer is different than man's prayer? don't give me any opinion of anyone, opinion doesn't matter to me. i want to learn how prophet and his wives prayed. so give me proof *ONLY* from hadith. Deobandis and hanafis invented their own religion, they care more about opinions of Mr X, Y, Z than actual hadiths

[@Ken_77]

Assalamu alaykum wa rahmatuLlahi wa barakatuhu The Prophet ﷺ passed by two women who were praying, and he ﷺ said to them: “Whenever you prostrate, make your limbs close to the ground for indeed a woman is not like a man in that (position).” [Bayhaqi] The Prophet ﷺ has also been reported to have said: “When a woman sits during the prayer, she places one thigh over her other thigh, and when she prostrates, she rests her stomach on top of her thighs so that they touch, as this is more concealing for her. Indeed, Allah Most High looks to her and He says, ‘O’ my angels, bear witness that I have forgiven her.’” [Bayhaqi] According to scholars, the basis of the woman’s prayer is that it follows the same rulings as the man’s prayer, and any differences between the two return to the principle of what is most concealing and modest for her. The great Hanafi jurist Ibn Abidin (Allah be pleased with him) notes the differences found within the woman’s prayer in Radd al-Muhtar before any madhab came. I have translated the majority of the details from his list while also adding extra explanations from other sources. Main Differences 1.) When performing the opening takbir, she raises her hands to the level of her shoulders, while men raise their hands to the level of their ears. 2.) When performing the opening takbir, she does not withdraw her hands from underneath her sleeves because it may expose her forearms which are awrah (nakedness), while men should remove their hands from underneath their shawls. 3.) When standing, she places her right inner-palm on top of her left hand and rests them on her chest without clasping them, while men place their hands below their navels and clasp them together. 4.) When bowing, she bends her back slightly so that she touches her knees but she does not straighten her back fully, unlike men who completely align their limbs. 5.) When bowing, she does not spread her fingers apart but rather she keeps them closed together, unlike men who keep their fingers outspread. 6.) When bowing, she places her palms upon her knees and does not grasp her knees, unlike men who grasp their knees. 7.) When bowing, she bends her knees, unlike men who keep their knees straightened. 8.) When bowing and prostrating, she keeps her upper arms (the area from the shoulder to the elbow) as close as possible to the sides of her body, unlike men who distance their upper arms from their bodies. 9.) When prostrating, she rests her forearms on the ground, unlike men who keep their arms raised above the ground. Her abdomen rests on top of her thighs and her upper-arms remain closely at her sides while her forearms lay on the floor. It is sunna for a woman to draw all of her limbs closely together in order to achieve maximum modesty. 10.) She does not keep her toes upright like men when prostrating. 11.) While sitting for tashahud, she sits in the tawarruk position and she places her hands on top of her thighs such that the tips of her fingers reach her knees. The tawarruk position is described as sitting on her left buttock with her knees bent while both legs are conveniently positioned to the right side of her body. 12.) While sitting for tashahud, she does not spread her fingers apart but rather she keeps them closed together, unlike men who keep their fingers outspread. 13.) If the Imam forgets something in his prayer, she claps without excessive movement instead of saying ‘SubHanAllah’ like men. 14.) She does not lead the man’s prayer. 15.) It is prohibitively disliked (e.g. sinful) for her to pray in a woman’s group prayer, to give the adhan, or to give the iqama. 16.) If she prays in a mixed congregation, she stands behind the men. 17.) She is not obligated to attend the Friday sermon prayer, but if she does and completes it, it counts as her Dhuhr prayer. 18.) It is not necessary (wajib) for her to attend the Eid prayer as opposed to men. 19.) It is not recommended for her to wait until the brightness of the sun to pray Fajr like it is for men performing the group prayer, but it is best for her to pray at the earliest part of the Fajr prayer time. 20.) She does not recite out loud in the non-silent prayers. Yet, it is important to note that if she is praying by herself in any prayer, she must recite at a level where she can hear herself in order for her prayers to be considered valid.

[@zaheerbaber7422]

@@Ken_77 Assalam o alaykum can you please give hadeeth no of bayhaqi two hadeeths which you quoted

[@frauakbar1846]

@@Ken_77 Bayhaqi isn’t of the six authentic books of ahadeeth.

[@mariaimran5389]

Sahi bukari vol 1 chapter 63 Book of charecteristics of salah

[@Ashraf0182]

@@mariaimran5389 what's the hadith number?

[@329nexanali2]

What u explain give the proof ? From Quran and sunnah

[@shameempathan3431]

The thing that salah of women and men should be different is also not in the Qur'an .

[@lifeisbeautifulwithenglish9525]

Some non muslims ask why should women and not men cover their body while praying?

[@busybee1998]

Men also need to cover their bodies. But I think the reason it is not compulsory is -- A poor man incapable of affording anything at all he has is a single garment, how can he pray if it was compulsory for him to cover his entire body? When it comes to a woman she is supposed to be taken care of by her father/brother/husband/son or if she has no one ot is the job of the society. This doesn't mean she can't take care of herself but rather that if she is incapable of taking care of herself it is the "responsibility" of these men and the society to take care of her. But it's not the case with a man, he has to take care of himself whatever the case may be, society could give him sadqa and zakat but it isn't compulsory that you give him these, it's better to give these to a widow female or orphans. So ultimately for a Muslim woman to be 'unable' to cover herself up is not really something that happens often.

[@mayimadadu275]

Because physically men and women are different... Women is more attractive.... And more fragile

[@nusratsarmin2781]

Men also need to cover their body, even they have a fixed dress code like women. Many don't know but men have hijab too

[@asrar_allai]

ASALAMUALAIKUM sister firstly Islam didn't gave you a permission to you to speak in front of males. Then how did you upload this video on KZbin? Because islam doesn't permission to you to speak in front of gairs. If you have any doubt then you must should watch Zakir Naik's video what he said when he was performe a speech in front of women.

[@shameempathan3431]

When it's necessary you can speak and this matter of fact is actually necessary for women and as long as it isn't in the way of luring or lust towards men it is permissible .

[@kobraazmi5752]

🙏

[@_bopeep.23]

How they say to is so uncomfortable ngl

[@shanoorrahaman2840]

Yes 🥲

[@insarahmed6293]

🌹🌹🌹🌹👍

[@xyzabc6898]

Holy Quran 89.15--And as for man, when his Lord tries him and [thus] is generous to him and favors him, he says, "My Lord has honored me." Holy Quran 89.16--But when He tries him and restricts his provision, he says, "My Lord has humiliated me." Holy Quran 89.17--No! But you do not honor the ORPHAN Holy Quran 89.18--And you DONOT Encourage one another to FEED the POOR. Holy Quran 89.19--And you consume inheritance, devouring [it] altogether, Holy Quran 89.20--And you LOVE WEALTH with Immense LOVE

[@samsunali4380]

Then why are you covering your face when nowhere in the Quran it says that women should cover their faces?

[@Facts_Are_Always_Bitter]

Hijab is compulsory but niqab is choice