What must be haram

Muharram must perform Hajj and Umrah as follows:

1 - To abide by what God enjoined upon him from the obligations of his religion, such as praying in a group time.

2 - To avoid what God forbade him from the inheritance and disobedience and dispute and disobedience.

3 - To avoid harming Muslims by word or deed.

4 - Avoid the prohibitions of ihraam:

(A) He does not take anything from his hair or nails, and if something falls from it unintentionally, there is nothing on him when ihram is due.

(B) Does not get wet in his body or his clothes or food or drink, and there is nothing wrong with the remaining effect of the good that he did before Ihram.

(C) He shall not be subjected to wild hunting by killing, defaming or supporting him as long as he is haraam.

(D) Do not interrupt the mahram or halal trees of the campus and green plant does not pick up his cat only to identify because the Prophet peace be upon him forbade all of this.

(F) Women do not speak or hold a marriage contract for themselves or for others, nor do they gather them as long as they are haraam and do not take them with desire. These prohibitions on male and female.

The following is mentioned:

1 - Does not cover his head with a stick or shading the sun or the roof of the car or carry the baggage, there is nothing wrong with it.

2 - He does not wear the shirt or what it means from every stitching, for the whole body or some of it, or for the pyramids, or for the turbans, for the pants, or for the khufaf, unless he finds a pair of trousers, or he cannot find the shoes.

• It is haraam for a woman to wear gloves in her hands and cover her face with a veil or burqa, but if she is in the presence of foreign men, she must cover her face with khumar and the like, as if it were not haraam.

• The wearing of Muharram is covered, covered with the head, or he is fond of it, or he takes from his hair something or a pencil that he makes redundant or ignorant of the ruling, so there is no ransom on him, and he removes what must be removed when he mentions it or his knowledge.

• It is permissible to wear the shoes, the ring, the eye glasses, the earpiece, the wristwatch, the belt, and the area where money and papers are kept.

• It is permissible to change clothes, clean them and wash the head and body. If that hair falls inadvertently, there is nothing wrong with him, as nothing in the wound affects him.