Wed 09/April/2025 – 09:02 AM
The Egyptian Dar Al -Iftaa answered, a question that was mentioned to it: Are there no expiation in the Hajj if the Muharram committed a number of prohibitions of ihraam?
The house said on its official website: If the Muharram commits the pilgrimage prohibited from the prohibitions of ihraam and repeats it, then one ransom is obligatory for him unless he disbelieves for the first before he did the second, but if he does one of the prohibitions and then disbelieves from him, and he repeated from him the same prohibited act after the first atonement, in this case he must atone for a second time.
She added: And if he committed several different prohibitions, as if he cut his hair, covered his head, and his wife collected between the two decompositions, or wearing, perfumed, shaving, and a pen his nails, then he must ransom for each of them; Because they are different races, and they did not interfere, and this is all other than hunting, because atonement in it is multiple of its multiplicity, so each of it will be atonement, even if it does not atone for what before it.
Ihram prohibitions statement
Dar Al -Iftaa explained: The jurists agreed that the Ihram prohibited the forbidden must avoid its action as long as it is forbidden, and from these prohibitions: the man’s coverage of his head, shaving the hair or tightening it from any part of the body, and does not cut the nails, and does not use the perfume and aromatic smells, and does not mix with his wife or does with it the reasons for mixing such as touching and kissing with lust, A member of the body), and it is not exposed to flying wildness or the tree of the sanctuary, as it is forbidden for a woman to cover her face or wear gloves. Looking: “The Masterpiece of Jurists” by Imam Aladdin Al -Samarqandi Al -Hanafi (1/391, i. The modern library).
