Is the non-adherence of some preachers to certain outward Sunnahs in dress, such as wearing modern suits and not shortening trousers, considered a sufficient reason to refrain from listening to them, taking into account their positive impact on people and their ability to guide them towards repentance, especially since "Allah Almighty does not hold you accountable for your images and forms, but for what your hearts have earned"?

The people most deserving of adhering to religious teachings, especially outward conduct, are students of knowledge and preachers. It is presumed that the effect of inner righteousness should be visible outwardly. If some scholars and preachers deviate from outward conduct, the preferable approach is to think well of them, as there might be impediments or interpretations, such as the differing opinions among scholars regarding the ruling on growing the beard and letting clothes hang below the ankles. Nevertheless, one should not follow them in their deviations, for our true leader is the infallible Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him. Moreover, not everyone who appears in the media is qualified to be emulated. Furthermore, the noble Hadith, "Indeed, Allah does not look at your forms and your wealth, but He looks at your hearts and your deeds," does not mean that outward conduct is not required; rather, it is among the required deeds, either as an obligation or a recommendation. And it is a matter of respect towards the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, to send complete prayers upon him when he is mentioned.