Is the Ihtibāʾ Sitting Posture Allowed in Islam? | Ustadh Abu Khadeejah As-Sanady explains

What is Ihtibāʾ (احتباء), also known as Habwah, and what is the Islamic ruling regarding this sitting posture? Ihtibāʾ is a traditional sitting position in which a person sits on the ground with the knees drawn up toward the chest and wraps the arms (or a cloth) around the legs to hold them close to the body. While this posture was known among the Arabs, Islamic teachings provide important guidance regarding when it is permissible and when it may be discouraged. In this enlightening lecture, Ustadh Abu Khadeejah As-Sanady explains the authentic Islamic position on Ihtibāʾ, discussing the relevant hadith, scholarly explanations, and the wisdom behind the Prophetic guidance. Learn the proper etiquette of sitting in Islam and avoid common misconceptions surrounding this issue. #Islam #Sunnah #Hadith #Ihtibaa #Habwah #IslamicEtiquette #AbuKhadeejah #IslamicLectures #YorubaIslamicLectures #Fiqh #SeekingKnowledge #MuslimLifestyle #QuranAndSunnah #Salafi #IslamicReminder