: 17783: One: 3: Previous source.

: 17784: They wear it: 4: Tafsir Ibn Kathir: (6/471).

: 17785: They wear it: 5: Hasan (sound). Narrated by Abu Dawud: (h/4101).

: 17786: Their outer garments (jalabibihinna): 6: Tafsir Ibn Kathir: (6/471).

3155: 17788: Upon it: 1: Al-Manthur: (6/662).

: 17789: And its upper chest: 2: Previous source.

: 17791: Their outer garments (jalabibihinna): 3: The saying of the Exalted, "Of their outer garments (jalabibihinna)," the jalabib are the plural of jilbab, which is a garment larger than the khimar (headscarf). It was narrated from Ibn Abbas and Ibn Mas'ud that it is the rida' (cloak). It has also been said: it is the qina' (veil). The correct view is that it is the garment that covers the entire body. In Sahih Muslim, Umm 'Atiyyah said: "O Messenger of Allah, one of us does not have a jilbab?" He replied: "Let her sister let her use her jilbab." Narrated by Al-Bukhari (1/88/99/2/67/196), Muslim in (The Two 'Ids, h/12), Ibn Majah (h/1307), Ahmad (5/85), Al-Humaydi (361), Abu Hanifah (59), Al-Qurtubi (14/243), and Al-Sahihah (2/152).

3156: 17792: Hypocrisy: 1: Al-Manthur: (6/662).

: 17794: Indecencies: 2: Previous source.

: 17795: They commit adultery: 3: Al-Manthur: (6/663).

: 17796: Accursed: 4: The saying of the Exalted, "Accursed," this completes the statement according to Muhammad ibn Yazid, and it is in the accusative case (mansub) as a state (hal). Ibn al-Anbari said: "'A little'—'Accursed'" is a good pause. Al-Nahhas: It is permissible that the completion is "except a little," and "accursed" is made accusative as an insult (shatm).

: 17796: Stubborn: 5: Al-Manthur: (6/663).

: 17797: Upon them: 6: Previous source.