This ruling applies only to men, not women, because when praying the woman is commanded to cover herself and if we were to tell the woman to undo her hair when praying or let her braids prostrate with …
To conclude, we should follow custom and tradition with regard to braiding hair by men, so that the Muslim will not expose himself to people’s mockery and backbiting. For more information about …
Conclusion: When his hair grew long because of travel or other reasons, the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) would put it into four braids, which was in accordance with the custom of …
This ruling does not differentiate between men and women , but the scholars did discuss undoing the hair if it is braided, in the case of women who do ghusl after intercourse and after finishing their …
Thirdly: There is nothing wrong with a woman twisting her hair or making braids, then wiping over them when doing wudu, no matter how her hair is. Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen (may Allah have mercy on him) …