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2 – “Whenever a woman takes off her khimar (head-scarf) outside her husband’s house, she removes the veil between herself and her Lord.” (p. 31) (1) — Silsilat al-Ahadith al-Daʿifah, no. 6216.
The report is sound with the wording “her clothes” instead of “her khimar,” and it is established in several
(1) Just as al-Tuwaijri passed over this hadith in silence, so too did his stylistic imitator, the author of "Hijabuk." Even though she cited it from al-Mundhiri’s at-Targhib, she did not include his remark that the narration is flawed on account of Ibn Luhayah. [73]
٢ - " ما من امرأة تنزع خمارها في غير بيت زوجها إلا كشفت الستر فيما بينها وبين ربها. (ص ٣١) (١) ". " الضعيفة " (٦٢١٦)
والحديث صحيح بلفظ: " ثيابها " مكان خمارها " وهو ثابت في عدة
(١) والحديث كما سكت عنه التويجري سكتت عنه أيضا مقلدته في أسلوبه مؤلفة " حجابك " ومع أنها نقلته من " الترغيب " للمنذري فلم تنقل عنه إعلاله إياه بابن لهيعة
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