Prohibitions of ihraam

Prohibitions of ihraam             

There are a number of prohibitions which prohibit and prohibit the Hajj or Umrah from coming, and he must refrain from doing it which is haraam, including: [7] wearing sewn for men and covering the head with turban and so on, or wearing the slippers for the feet. Intercourse between spouses or introductions and reasons. Marriage contract for the same or for others, either by virtue of or by proxy of the contract of marriage or the contract of the mahram for himself. Trim the nails and cut or shave the hair or remove it by any means. Dress in the dress or body for men or women alike. Hunting whether he hunted the haraam himself or others by hunting for him, it is forbidden to catch and eat from fishing, which he hunted or hunted him another. (Interpretation of the meaning): "Pilgrimage is months of information, and it is obligatory for them to perform Hajj, so there is no difference, and there is no dispute about Hajj, and what you do is good that Allah knows and is able to provide. O first of the hearts). [8

Wear Ihram

If the Hajj or Umrah arrives at the meeqaat by land, it is not permissible for him to violate the meeqaat in the direction of Makkah without Ihram. However, if the Hajj or Umrah arrives by sea or by air, the captain of the ship or plane must announce their proximity to the meeqaat. If the imams are fully aligned with Hajj or 'Umrah, they are more likely to pray. The pilgrim or pilgrim may travel by sea or by air to wear ihraam from his home in his country, and then he begins to pray at the entrance to the ascetic when he is informed by the captain of the ship or the plane along the specific meeks. The prayer is for men without women. There is no partner for you to pick, praise and blessing to you and the king is not your partner. The time for prayer begins in 'Umrah from ihraam in the meeqaat until the beginning of the tawaaf. As for the Hajj, then it is from the time of ihram in the meeqaat until it begins to throw the jumra of al-Aqaba on the first day of Eid al-Adha.