Awrah/Khimar For Muslim Women From Ijma And Tawatur
Isn’t the trimming of the mustache and circumcision considered part of Deen (sunnah) because they have been transmitted to us via ‘amali tawatur? How exactly were these acts appointed as part of Deen other than amali tawatur? Akhbar ahaad hold no significance in extracting ahkam of deen as per Ghamidi sahab. Certain acts, which have been transmitted to us through ‘amali tawatur, such as trimming the mustache, maintaining other hair, or circumcision, are understood to fall under the broader category of cleanliness and are therefore considered Sunnah. Similarly, covering the hair and arms falls under the broader category of ‘awrah / khimar / modesty. This too has been transmitted via ‘amali tawatur, and can be seen as part of the religious guidance in this context.