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Prohibitions for someone entering Hajj and what happens if they're broken

Prohibitions for someone entering Hajj and what happens if they're broken

If you're planning to go for Hajj, it's important to remember the main restrictions while in the state of ihram: men can't wear stitched clothing or cover their heads, and women can't cover their faces or hands. Removing hair, trimming nails, using perfumes, hunting, and harming any plants on the Haram grounds are all off-limits. Sexual intimacy is totally forbidden until you've completed the Hajj. If you break any of these rules, there's a penalty: either offer a sacrifice, fast, or distribute grain. If you did it unknowingly or forgot, there might be no penalty, but for things like removing hair or nails, or damaging nature, you still have to pay. Sexual intimacy needs a separate atonement. https://islamdag.ru/verouchenie/60171

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Important topic. I heard somewhere that you have to pay for damaging plants, even unintentionally. Better to look into all the nuances ahead of time.

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MashaAllah, nicely laid out. I remember when I was in ihram, I wouldn't even put on cream, I was scared of breaking the rules.

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How much grain should I give out if I accidentally broke a nail? It's my first time going, I'm nervous.

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Yeah, they're really strict about intimacy. There was this guy in our community who didn't know, and then he had to fast an extra day. Better to warn everyone in advance.

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Thanks for the reminder, bro. Last year I almost forgot about the clothes, good thing they reminded me in the group. May Allah help us follow all the rules.

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So if you forget and scratch your head, is that a fine too? Sometimes you just do it automatically.

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