Premium Genuine Leather Khuffs – Sunnah Compliant Footwear

Experience the comfort, quality, and tradition of our Premium Genuine Leather Khuffs, crafted from 100% full genuine leather for durability, softness, and long-lasting use. Designed to cover the ankles, these khuffs follow the traditional style of khuffs and are suitable for those who wish to benefit from the ease of masah (wiping) over the khuffs during wudu when the required conditions are fulfilled.

Features

- Made from 100% full genuine leather

- Ankle-covering design

- Soft, comfortable, and durable leather construction

- Suitable for everyday wear, travel, and worship

- Designed for those who wish to perform masah over their khuffs in accordance with the Sunnah

Leather Care

- This is a genuine leather product and should be cared for like premium leather footwear.

- Not designed for washing or soaking in water.

- Keep away from excessive moisture and allow to dry naturally if exposed to water.

- Use a quality leather conditioner to help maintain softness and extend the life of your khuffs.

Wudu Concession (Masah over the Khuffs)

Islam has granted ease to believers by permitting masah (wiping) over qualifying khuffs instead of washing the feet during wudu.

Conditions:

- The khuffs must be put on after completing a full wudu, including washing the feet.

- They should cover the feet including the ankles.

- They should remain on while performing masah.

Duration:

- 24 hours for a resident.

- 72 hours for a traveller.

- The time begins from the first nullification of wudu after the khuffs are worn.

The concession ends if:

- The khuffs are removed.

- Ghusl (major ritual purification) becomes obligatory.

Evidence from the Sunnah

“The Prophet ﷺ used to wipe over the khuffs."

— Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim»

Ali ibn Abi Talib reported:

“The Messenger of Allah ﷺ fixed the period of wiping over the khuffs as three days and three nights for the traveller, and one day and one night for the resident."

— Sahih Muslim»

Please consult a qualified scholar regarding the detailed rulings of masah according to your school of Islamic jurisprudence.