Jun 26, 2010 · Most Islamic scholars or other figures of religious authority, whether Shia or Sunni, sport beards in emulation of the Prophet. However Egypt, Jordan and Turkey are an exception, says Imam...

Both the Shi’ah and the Sunni schools of thought agree that the verdict derived through consensus with regards to the shaving of the beard being unlawful is well founded. The reason for this as far as both schools of thought are concerned is that “consensus” is considered a source by which a jurist may give a ruling concerning an Islamic ...

The Sunnah Beard is the story of one such beard, which is worn by many of Philadelphia's Muslim converts, and is a prominent feature of chins, cheeks, and jowls throughout town. The long beard, short trousers and scarves have become a very popular trend.

Nov 29, 2018 · It is from the Sunnah of the Prophets (may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon them) and from their guidance. Allah has distinguished men from women with the beard and He has beautified the man with it. In the past, the beard was a sign of manhood, distinction from femininity and a sign of adulthood in males.

Oct 18, 2023 · Growing a Sunni beard is not as simple as it sounds. It involves dedication, persistence, and patience, requiring weeks and even months to grow it properly. The first step to growing a Sunni beard is to understand the basics of facial hair growth, and how to …

The Holy Prophet (sa) had a beard and wore a turban, both of which were the custom appearance of men of that age and country. However, these were not done simply to follow custom or tradition.

Growing a beard is an extremely emphasised and encouraged way (Sunnah) of the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace), and held by the Muslim scholars to be necessary (wajib) for a man.

What is considered a Sunna beard length and how do we measure it? Answer: In the Name of Allah, the Most Merciful and Compassionate, Sunna Length of Beard. The Sunna length of the beard is a fist length. [‘Ayni, al-Binaya Sharh al-Hidaya] Measuring the Beard

Ibn ‘Omar (may Allāh be pleased with him) would keep his beard a fist length, trimming the excess. Thus, trimming some hair of the sunnah beard to ensure neatness is acceptable. Completely shaving the facial hair on the chin and cheeks is considered contrary to the Prophetic practice, for men.

Answer: Shaving the beard is Haram based on obligatory precaution, and this includes the hair that grows on the sides of the face. However, there is no problem in shaving the hair that grows on the cheeks and the necks.