Written by: Imran Ayub Lahori
Definition:
Before performing ṭawāf, one should take the upper sheet of the ihram and pass it under the right shoulder, then place it over the left shoulder in such a way that the right shoulder remains uncovered. This act is called iḍṭibā‘.
Evidence from Hadith:
It is authentically reported that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ performed ṭawāf in this manner.
[Sahih: Sahih Abu Dawud: 1645, Kitab al-Manasik: Chapter on Iḍṭibā‘ in Ṭawāf; Sahih Ibn Majah: 2391; Abu Dawud: 1883; Tirmidhi: 859; Ibn Majah: 2954; Ahmad: 4/222]
Definition:
Before performing ṭawāf, one should take the upper sheet of the ihram and pass it under the right shoulder, then place it over the left shoulder in such a way that the right shoulder remains uncovered. This act is called iḍṭibā‘.
Evidence from Hadith:
It is authentically reported that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ performed ṭawāf in this manner.
[Sahih: Sahih Abu Dawud: 1645, Kitab al-Manasik: Chapter on Iḍṭibā‘ in Ṭawāf; Sahih Ibn Majah: 2391; Abu Dawud: 1883; Tirmidhi: 859; Ibn Majah: 2954; Ahmad: 4/222]
