Those who permitted sadl in prayer

Hazrat Ata did not prohibit Sadl in prayer.

Hazrat Ibn Jurayj says that I have often seen Hazrat Ata' letting his garment hang loose (sadl) in prayer.

According to Ibrahim, if a man is wearing a shirt, there is no harm in letting it hang loose.

Hazrat Muharib narrates that I saw Hazrat Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them) letting his garment hang loose (sadal) during prayer.

Hazrat Musa bin Thabit narrates that I saw Hazrat Saeed bin Jubair wearing a shirt with open sleeves, letting the cloth hang down, while performing prayer.

Abu Ishaq narrates that Abdur Rahman bin Aswad used to practice sadl in prayer.

Hazrat Humaid says that I have seen Hasan many times praying with a cloth draped, and I used to look at his back.

Hasan says that there is no harm in letting the garment hang loose in prayer.

Ibn Aun narrates that I saw Muhammad performing sadl in prayer. I do not know whether he did sadl over his izar or over his shirt.

Hazrat Ibn Abi Aroobah says that I saw Hazrat Ibn Sireen performing sadl in prayer.

Hazrat Awza'i says that I saw Hazrat Mak'hool covering himself with his sheet (chadar) in prayer.

Hazrat Hakam did not consider there to be any harm in sadl.

Hazrat Mahdi bin Maimoon says that I saw Hasan letting his garment hang over the upper garment (shirt).