HOW does a Muslim man dress all about?

Answer 1

Muslim men can typically wear what they want provided that their body is covered from the navel to the knees. Male Muslims can choose colorful clothing but must maintain modesty in their choices.

Answer 2

Answer AThere is no set clothing. Muslims are all over the world. So if an Arab Muslim wears sandals and a light clothing. It does not necessarily mean a Muslim in Alaska can wear the same clothes. Allah has not generalized a set clothing type. Islam simply says that men should be covered from the navel (belly button) to the knees. For women they need to cover all their body except hands feet and face. It would be impractical for a woman to wear gloves as it would be uncomfortable and also hands would not be of full use e.g for picking stuff up and writing etc...

Women should also not wear tight fitting clothes that exposes her physique. This is because a woman can only beautify herself for her husband and no one else.

This first paragraph does not mean it is appropriate for Men to walk around town in a pair custom made shorts lol and nothing else. They should dress well at all times to show there love for Islam, to show they are clean and to look good for their wives. hope that answers your question

MysteryMan, 22 Manchester

Answer BMuslims are free in selecting and choosing what they want to dress or to wear. However, per Islam religion, the cloth should meet particular basic requirements to:

• ensure Muslim modesty in her/his dressing,
• avoid sexy excitation or any sexy feelings when looking to the opposite gender.
• match the approved community clothing practices that do not contradict religion obligations

These clothing particular requirements are:

For men, there is no specific clothing requirement by religion. It is subject to the local cultures and traditions. However, the cloth:

• should, at least, cover the body from the naval to the knees, and
• should not be from silk.

In addition, men are not allowed to wear or use gold as ring, necklace, or by anyhow.

For women, no restriction on the cloth material or colors. The cloth could be from silk or any other material. It could be colorful or not. It could be dark colored, white colored, of different colors, whatever. It could be one piece cloth or more than one piece. However, women are commanded by Islam to wear cloth that:

• covers the whole body, including hair, except the face and the hands and feet up to ankles.
• not so tight to describe the woman body or sexy parts, and
• not so transparent to make the under cloth visible.

The part of the cloth covering the head (and hair), but not the face, is called Hijab and this basic woman dressing requirement per religion .

Answer 3

Basically the aurat for a man (part of body where it is mandatory to be covered) is from navel/belly button to below the knee.

Other then covering the aurat , There are other rules like men can't wear anything made from silk , Can't be something that's exclusively for non-Muslims (such as a priest's or a rabbi's black gown, etc.) , - Must not wear tight or revealing clothing , Can't be clothes of the opposite sex (women).

Answer 4

Muslims are free in selecting and choosing what they want to dress or to wear. However, per Islam religion, the cloth should meet particular basic requirements to:

• ensure Muslim modesty in her/his dressing,
• avoid sexy excitation or any sexy feelings when looking to the opposite gender.
• match the approved community clothing practices that do not contradict religion obligations

For men or male Muslims there is no specific clothing requirement by religion. It is subject to the local cultures and traditions. However, the cloth:

• should, at least, cover the body from the naval to the knees, and
• should not be from silk.

In addition, men are forbidden from wearing gold in any form.

Answer 5

Muslims wear the clothes that they like and colors that they prefers but subject to certain rules. Accordingly, Muslims can select the clothing styles and fashions that meet these rules and on the other hand meet his/her own preference and tendencies.

For men, there is no specific cloth requirement by religion. It is subject to the local cultures and traditions. However, the cloth should, at least, cover the body from naval to knees and should not be silk cloth. Men are forbidden also from wearing gold as ring, necklace, or by anyhow.

For women, no restriction on the cloth material or colors. The cloth could be from silk or any other material. It could be colorful or not. It could be dark colored, white colored, of different colors, whatever. It could be one piece cloth or more than one piece.

However, women are commanded by Islam to wear cloth that covers the whole body, including head, hair, and neck but not required , per religion, to cover face and hands. That cloth:

• should not be so tight to describe the woman body or sexy parts, and
• should not be so transparent to make the under cloth visible.

Answer 6

Muslim men dress very similar to Muslim woman, although they can wear shorts and show their arms or legs. but some very religious Muslim men choose not to.