Mistakes to avoid when ihram and tawaaf

Muslim delegations on their way to the Holy House of Allah gather together one goal is the worship of God Almighty in response to his call, Cheap Umrah Deals UK performing the rituals of the two adornments of the life of this world, hoping God's mercy, but there are unintended mistakes may come by the pilgrim in good faith or without prior knowledge. I asked scholars about the common mistakes that must be avoided by the pilgrim in ihraam, tawaaf, al-saa'i, arifat, mina, and finally in al-Muzdalifa and throwing stones. The answer was to the head of the Fatwa Committee of the Society for the Revival of Islamic Heritage.
It is ransom

Al-Masbah explains some of the common mistakes that pilgrims make when they are in ihraam, indicating the correct Islamic ruling in them. He says: The first mistake is that I do not allow Hajj in his regular clothes without a legitimate excuse, such as a skin disease and so on, and he has a ransom of sheep or goats.
Cover the head

As for covering the face for a woman in ihraam with Hajj or Umrah, it is one of the prohibitions of ihraam, unless the sedition is feared, and if the man covers his head without an excuse, he has a ransom. (Al-Baqarah 196), and the ruling on ransom in these prohibitions is a duty to choose either by slaughtering a sheep or fasting for 3 days or by feeding six poor people, and it is permissible for the haraam to avoid extreme heat or heavy rain or rain that can not withstand it, As a fan so that it makes it far from his head slightly.
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Woman's face


And between the swimming pool that there is no difference between Ihram man and Ihram women in terms of intention and intention and dedication to say and work to God, but the woman remains on her clothes Almtchmp which does not describe and does not heal and does not seem from them is forbidden only the face and hands, in Saheeh al-Bukhaari said the Prophet peace be upon him The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: It is permissible for her to cover her face with something thin when the men pass by her. In Sunan Abu Dawood, on the authority of 'Aa'ishah (may Allaah be pleased with her) We were filled with jellaba from her head to her face Uh.

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