Salat al-Idayn fi al-Musalla Hiya al-SunnahNasir al-Din al-Albani

clothing and taqlīs1 (wearing a cap), to take a different route, and to go out to the open-air prayer-ground.

(1) The term talqis denotes beating tambourines and playing games to receive kings on their arrival. [End of the original marginal gloss.] I add: The author is alluding to a hadith recorded by Ibn Majah (1/391) and others through two chains. One chain includes Sharik ibn Abd Allah al-Qadi, who had a poor memory, and the other includes Abu Ishaq al-Sabii, who narrated after confusion had set in. Al-Tahawi judged both chains defective in Mushkil al-Athar (2/209–210). Consult it if you wish.
اللباس والتقليس١ ومخالفة الطريق والخروج إلى المصلى.
١ التلقيس ضرب الدفوف واللعب عند قدوم الملوك على سبيل استقبالهم انتهى من الهامش. قلت يشير إلى حديث رواه ابن ماجه "١ / ٣٩١" وغيره بإسنادين في أحدهما شريك وهو ابن عبد الله القاضي سيئ الحفظ وفي الآخر أبو اسحاق وهو السبيعي وكان اختلط وأعله الطحاوي في "مشكل الآثار " "٢ / ٢٠٩ - ٢١٠" من الوجهين. فراجعه إن شئت.

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