The method of ihraam for 'Umrah for women from the house

Ihram is the first of the rituals of Hajj and Umrah for both men and women. In sharee'ah, it is the intention of the heart to enter into alms. This is called ihraam because this is because the Muslim forbids himself from what is in his permissible origin before ihraam. Intercourse. Use of perfume and perfume. Trim the nails and shave the head. Things from the dress are part of the man's clothing and another part of the women's clothing. How to Ihram for Women Ihram for men and women in the same way with the existence of things that are specific to women about men here we will explain how Ihram for women, whether for Umrah or Hajj: The intention of the woman to enter into the rituals of 'Umrah or Hajj is the intention of the heart. It is mustahabb for the rest of the body to be done as the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) did, so as to cleanse the whole body and remove the odor and remove the dirt that may be attached to the body because of the length of travel. The menstruating or menstruating woman is also required to wash the ihraam. Allaah has forbidden her to do ghusl for ihraam in Hajj when she is menstruating; in order to cleanse the body and to reduce the event and impurity resulting from menstruation and puerperal bleeding. It is mustahabb for a woman who wants to do 'umrah to clean her body from the hair that is removed from the hair, which is from the Sunnah of instinct, namely, the hair of the armpit and the public. The wisdom is that women do not have to take anything from it during the period of ihraam. That. It is not permissible for women to wear perfume and clothing, and it is forbidden for women to do so, and women should be careful not to use perfumed cleaning materials during their ihraam. Women should be forbidden in their dress, preferably in a loose dress that does not describe or cure the undertones of the charms, nor should the woman's clothing be conspicuous in color, detail or appearance, and the woman should cover her entire body and cover her head and chest with a covering that is completely covered. After the completion of these things, the woman has been haraam for Umrah; she begins to answer with a low voice: "O God, bless you, for there is no partner for you for your blessing. Praise be to you and the king, and there is no partner for you." Women are prohibited from going to Umrah in two cases in the same way as mentioned above: To be a resident of Mecca. To be deprived of the meeqaat and led Umrah and analyzed them and wanted to perform another Umrah; deprived of the house or of softening.