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whilst sitting. Whoever does the opposite of this (i.e. he ties the ‘Imāmaĥ whilst sitting, and puts on the lower garment whilst standing); he will be afflicted with a disease, for which there is no cure.’
8. It is more appropriate to wrap the first fold of the ‘Imāmaĥ towards the right side of the head.
(Fatāwā Razawiyyaĥ, vol. 22, pp. 199)
9. The Shimlaĥ (i.e. unwrapped end of the turban) of the blessed ‘Imāmaĥ of the Beloved and Blessed Prophet صَلَّى اللهُ تَعَالٰى عَلَيْهِ وَاٰلِهٖ وَسَلَّم would generally hang behind his blessed back, sometimes it would be on the right hand side, and sometimes there would be two Shimlaĥs between his two blessed shoulders. To keep the Shimlaĥ on the left hand side is against the Sunnaĥ. (Ashi’a-tul-Lam’āt, vol. 3, pp. 582)
10. The length of the Shimlaĥ of the ‘Imāmaĥ should be at least the width of four fingers, and at most up to the middle of the back, i.e. approximately the length of one arm.
(Fatāwā Razawiyyaĥ, vol. 22, pp. 182)
11. Bind the ‘Imāmaĥ whilst standing facing the Qiblaĥ. (Kashf-ul-Iltibās fis-Tiḥbāb-il-Libās lish-Shaykh ‘Abdul Ḥaq Diĥlvī, pp. 38)
12. The Sunnaĥ of the ‘Imāmaĥ is that it should not be shorter than 2½ yards in length, nor should it be longer than 6
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