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Question 10: If a Muḥrim wears full dress unnecessarily, how many
expiations will he have to pay
Answer: If he wears his full dress unnecessarily at the same time, it
will be considered only one offence. If he wears one cloth necessarily
and the other unnecessarily, there will be two offences in this case.
Question 11: If a Muḥrim hides his face in his hands or someone
places his hand onto the Muḥrim’s head, is there any harm in it
Answer: To place one’s own hand or that of someone else onto the
head or the nose in the state of Iḥrām is permissible. ‘Allāmaĥ ‘Alī Qārī
ۡ
has stated: To place one’s own hand or that of someone
else onto the head or the nose in the state of Iḥrām is unanimously
permissible as this is not referred to as covering or hiding the head
or the nose. (Lubāb-ul-Manāsik wal-Maslak-ul-Mutaqassiṭ, pp. 123)
Question 12: Can a Muḥrim stroke his face after he has made Du’ā
Answer: He can do so because it is allowed to place the hand onto the
face. The bearded Islamic brother should take care not to remove any
hair when stroking his face after Du’ā or Wuḍū.
Question 13: If a Muḥrim puts stitched clothes onto his shoulder, is
there any expiation
Answer: There is no expiation. Ṣadr-ush-Sharī’aĥ
has
stated: What is prohibited is to wear stitched clothes as they are
usually worn. On the contrary, if a Muḥrim has used a shirt as
Taĥband or has wrapped a pyjama around his waist without putting
his feet into the parts of the pyjama, there is no harm in it. Similarly,
if he has spread a robe over his shoulders without putting his hands
into sleeves, no expiation is due but it is Makrūĥ to do so. If he