What is the ruling on using deodorant for a person in the state of Ihram?
There is no haram in that, as long as the deodorant is unscented.
Is it permissible to use cleansing products with fragrances while showering?
The prohibition applies to the use of any scented product, especially if it leaves aresidual scent on the body or clothes after its use. If a person performing Umrah took […]
Is it permissible to shower before Umrah?
Yes, as that was proven to be done by some of the companions beforeperforming the rituals.
What is the ruling in changing Ihram clothes for a man or a woman due to sweat or uncleanliness?
This is permissible and for any reason.
If something happens to a person in a state of Ihram that prevents him from performing the Umrah and he forgot to make the condition during his intention for Ihram, what does he need to do?
A. If it is possible for him to wait until the source of obstruction is alleviated then tocontinue, then that would be ideal. If he is unable to wait, then […]
Is it permissible to cover the face with clothes or a mask from dust or the smell of car exhaust smoke?
Yes- it is permissible, but only for necessity. If there is no reason for doing so,then a person who is in a state of Ihram should not cover his face […]
If a person who is performing Umrah takes a break from saying the Talbiya and starts socializing and joking for some leisure?
There is no harm in that, but he can only say what is good (Khayr); however, thepriority should be staying busy with Duaa’ and the remembrance of Allah SWT (Thikr), […]
Is it permissible to chant the Talbiya?
There is no harm in that especially if chanting aids in the continuation of Talbiyahthroughout the whole journey.
Is the Talbiya said individually or in a congregation?
Talbiya is said individually as much as possible. If a person performing Umrahsaid the Talbiya in a congregation with his friends, then there is no harm in that sincethere is […]
If one who is performing Umrah loses his ablution (Wudoo’), does he have to maintain his ablution (Wudoo’) to say the Talbiya?
No, Talbiyah does not require ablution (Wudoo’).
Is there a ransom (Fidyah) on one who slept the majority of the way and only said the Talbiya for a short while?
Nothing is required of him, as he did as much as he could which fulfills theobligation of saying the Talbiya even if it is just once.
Is bargaining during a purchase of goods considered among the aggressive/prohibited arguments?
No- it is not considered amongst the aggressive/prohibited arguments, as long asone is cautious to practice leniency and speak well.
