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5068. Ziyâd bin Al-Ḥusain narrated that his father said: "When he came to the Prophet ﷺ in Al-Madīnah, the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ said to him: 'Come closer to me.' So he came closer to him, and he put his hand on his braid and wiped his head and prayed for him." (Hasan)
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The term 'Dhuwâba' is used to denote plaits of hair, meaning hair which are braided or plaited. It is also used to signify hanging hair, which are called locks, too. Actually, the hair which falls on the face were called locks or tresses. And Allāh knows best.