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1115. It was narrated from 'Abdullâh bin 'Abbâs that he saw
‘Abdullāh bin Al-Ĥārīth praying with his hair bound behind him. He stopped and started to undo it. When he finished he turned to Ibn ‘Abbās and said: “What were you doing to my head?” He said: “I heard the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ say: “The likeness of this is that of one who prays with his hands tied behind his neck.”’ (Saḥīḥ)
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As a person whose hands are tied behind himself would perform the prayer deficiently, likewise a person with his hair tied at the rear deprives his hair from reward; instead, had his hair touched the ground, the prostration of his hair also might have been considered, and he would have been recompensed.