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4054. 'Abdullāh Abū 'Umar, the freed slave of Asmā' bint Abī Bakr, said: "I saw Ibn 'Umar in the marketplace buying a Shāmi garment, and he saw red lines on it, so he returned it. I went to Asmā' and told her about that, and she said: 'O slave girl, bring me the Jubbah (cloak) of the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ.' She brought out a Jubbah made of thick cloth, the neck, sleeves, front and back of which were hemmed with Dībāj (silk brocade). (Hasan)
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Men are allowed to wear garments that contain silk embroidery on the hems or the like, provided that it does not cover a width of more than four fingers.