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5152. It was narrated from Mu'awiyah that the Messenger of Allâh ﷺ forbade wearing silk and gold, unless it was broken (into smaller pieces). (Sahîh)
'Abdul-Wahhâb contradicted him; he reported it from Khâlid, from Maimûn, from Abû Qilâbah.
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'In small pieces or fragments': The Arabic expression used in Maqta', means it ought to be small in size and used in various places, for instance, on the hilt of the sword, whether it is in the form of frill or ruffle or fluff or in the form of dots. The entire hilt may not be gilded. Likewise, there could be gold flakes or marks upon a silver ring. In the same manner, if silk is also utilized in the form of fragments upon another cloth, in small or tiny size, then there is no harm in it.