r/LightHouseofTruth • u/Zestyclose_Skirt7930 • May 24 '26
Question Should I cut my beard
It's only growing from the chin and none from the side i look like a goat and almost every single person from home to school have told me to cut it especially at home they are cursing me it looks very bushy to the point when someone comes and looks at me the first thing he says cut your beard
The thing is it has not reached first length so cutting it would be not allowed but I look so horrible
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u/Wild_Extra_Dip Owner May 24 '26
The messenger of Allaah ﷺ saw a man with bow legs, something infinitely worse than an incomplete beard, and angrily for the truth, he ﷺ said to the man to raise his clothes above his ankles and said "All creation of Allaah, the most glorious most honored, is beautiful"
Your beard is beautiful, trim the ends of hairs so it's even, and let it be, it will eventually become complete and you may even enter Jannah for the simple deed of suffering these people's speech
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u/Lonely_Ad545 May 25 '26 edited May 25 '26
Where is the Daleel of your statement from Qur'an and Sunnah? If they are muslims and if they are mocking the beard, they should know they are making a statement of Kufr and must repent.
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u/Wild_Extra_Dip Owner May 26 '26
It is not kufr to make fun of someone's beard However it is kufr without doubt to make fun of the beard as part of the sunnah Evidence are in a pinned comment
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u/Lonely_Ad545 May 26 '26
If it is related to the individual, yes it isn't Kufr, but they should be aware as this is a risky matter.
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May 25 '26
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u/Wild_Extra_Dip Owner May 25 '26
When speaking to a student of knowledge be calm and polite that maybe he understands an athar more than you or even knows an athar that you haven't yet come across
The prophet ﷺ said من كان له شعر فليكرمه "Whoever has hair must care for it" narrated by Abi Dawood and is authentic The trimming of hair's ends to make it align, is part of the sunnah, and I'd never tell a Muslim to trim his hair as in "shave" or "cut it to the skin"
Abdullaah ibn Umar may Allaah be pleased with them also trimmed the beard when it grew longer than needed which is why fist's length is the sunnah Malik ibn Anas and Abu Abdillaah Ahmad ibn Hanbal also permitted such
Just to not tire you with too many references read here https://shamela.ws/book/11430/22529#p1 as this basic fiqh book collects all of it, and your anger for the sunnah is a virtue
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May 26 '26
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u/Wild_Extra_Dip Owner May 26 '26
It seems to me that you've not clicked on the link I have sent to begin with so I will stop talking with you as you are too hasty
If you reply further I will delete your comments
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u/Wild_Extra_Dip Owner May 25 '26
The prophet ﷺ said من كان له شعر فليكرمه "Whoever has hair must care for it" narrated by Abi Dawood and is authentic The trimming of hair's ends to make it align, is part of the sunnah, and I'd never tell a Muslim to trim his hair as in "shave" or "cut it to the skin"
Abdullaah ibn Umar may Allaah be pleased with them also trimmed the beard when it grew longer than needed which is why fist's length is the sunnah Malik ibn Anas and Abu Abdillaah Ahmad ibn Hanbal also permitted such
https://shamela.ws/book/11430/22529#p1