teks: Also, there is criticism about the Muslimness of a woman who wears a long robe and headscarf. The latest trend is also for men to wear robes. Men's robes were originally seen as clothing for school children in religious schools, hafiz groups, ustaz groups, etc. You often see these robes at UIA. However, men's robes now seem to be competing with women's robes. The colors are striking, and they can even be tight (perhaps because they want to look muscular but still wear a small size). But how many people actually use these robes to go to the mosque? Okay, maybe the robe is too tight and it's difficult to raise your hands for the takbir or it can be uncomfortable during prostration. But honestly, how many people go to the mosque? If you have time for the gym, why not have time for the mosque?
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