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Dar Al-Ifta Clarifies Shoe Prayer Rules
The Egyptian Dar al-Ifta has affirmed that praying with shoes is legally permissible, as wearing shoes during prayer is neither considered an obligation nor forbidden. It is permissible for a person to pray with or without shoes, provided that the shoes are pure and free from impurities and dirt. They also pointed out that observing cleanliness of footwear before prayer was a characteristic of the Companions and the righteous predecessors. Removing shoes in mosques aims to preserve the cleanliness of the place and respect its sanctity, especially in current circumstances where dirt and impurities may be more prevalent. However, the matter ultimately depends on maintaining purity and considering the conditions of the place to ensure proper performance of the prayer and respect for the sanctity of the mosques.
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