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'''Secrets of the Prohibitions of Ihram'''refers to the wisdom, rationale, and purposes underlying abstention from the [[Prohibitions of Ihram]], which are specific acts that a person in the state of [[Ihram]] must not perform during [[Hajj]] and [[Umrah|Umrah]], lest their Ihram be invalidated. There are 25 prohibitions of Ihram, some of which are common to both men and women, while others are specific to men or women.

Islamic scholars and sources summarize the secrets and functions of these prohibitions in principles such as purification from material ~~attachments~~ and ~~arrogance~~, commitment to peace and public security, absolute submission to the Creator, and focus on spiritual pleasures; matters that, by negating selfishness and superiority, pave the way for achieving piety and solidarity within the Islamic community.

Islamic scholars and sources summarize the secrets and functions of these prohibitions in principles such as purification from attachment to material possessions and pride, commitment to peace and public security, absolute submission to the Creator, and focus on spiritual pleasures; matters that, by negating selfishness and superiority, pave the way for achieving piety and solidarity within the Islamic community.

== Ihram ==

{{Main|Ihram}}Ihram means that ~~the~~ [[Hajj pilgrim]] considers acts incompatible with the rituals of [[Hajj]] and [[Umrah|Umrah]] to ~~be [[Haram|forbidden]] for~~ themselves.<ref>''Mu'jam Alfaz al-Fiqh al-Ja'fari'', p. 33.</ref> The first act of [[Umrah]] and [[Hajj]] is [[Ihram]]. One must wear [[Ihram clothing]] at one of the [[Miqat|Miqats]], such as [[Al-Shajara Mosque|Masjid al-Shajarah]] or [[Juhfa]], make an [[Niyyah|intention]], and recite the [[Talbiyah|Labbayk]].<ref>''Tafsir al-Qurtubi'', vol. 6, p. 36; ''Kashshaf al-Qina''', vol. 2, p. 471.</ref> Through these acts, they become [[Ihram|Muhrim]].<ref>''Al-Mudawwana al-Kubra'', vol. 1, p. 360; ''Al-Muqni'ah'', pp. 431-432.</ref>

Ihram means that a [[Hajj pilgrim]] considers certain acts that are incompatible with the rituals of [[Hajj]] and [[Umrah|Umrah]] forbidden to themselves.<ref>''Mu'jam Alfaz al-Fiqh al-Ja'fari'', p. 33.</ref> The first act of [[Umrah]] and [[Hajj]] is [[Ihram]]. One must wear [[Ihram clothing]] at one of the [[Miqat|Miqats]], such as [[Al-Shajara Mosque|Masjid al-Shajarah]] or [[Juhfa]], make an [[Niyyah|intention]], and recite the [[Talbiyah|Labbayk]].<ref>''Tafsir al-Qurtubi'', vol. 6, p. 36; ''Kashshaf al-Qina''', vol. 2, p. 471.</ref> Through these acts, they become [[Ihram|Muhrim]].<ref>''Al-Mudawwana al-Kubra'', vol. 1, p. 360; ''Al-Muqni'ah'', pp. 431-432.</ref>

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 '''Secrets of the Prohibitions of Ihram'''refers to the wisdom, rationale, and purposes underlying abstention from the [[Prohibitions of Ihram]], which are specific acts that a person in the state of [[Ihram]] must not perform during [[Hajj]] and [[Umrah|Umrah]], lest their Ihram be invalidated. There are 25 prohibitions of Ihram, some of which are common to both men and women, while others are specific to men or women.
-Islamic scholars and sources summarize the secrets and functions of these prohibitions in principles such as purification from material attachments and arrogance, commitment to peace and public security, absolute submission to the Creator, and focus on spiritual pleasures; matters that, by negating selfishness and superiority, pave the way for achieving piety and solidarity within the Islamic community.
+Islamic scholars and sources summarize the secrets and functions of these prohibitions in principles such as purification from attachment to material possessions and pride, commitment to peace and public security, absolute submission to the Creator, and focus on spiritual pleasures; matters that, by negating selfishness and superiority, pave the way for achieving piety and solidarity within the Islamic community.
 == Ihram ==
-{{Main|Ihram}}Ihram means that the [[Hajj pilgrim]] considers acts incompatible with the rituals of [[Hajj]] and [[Umrah|Umrah]] to be [[Haram|forbidden]] for themselves.<ref>''Mu'jam Alfaz al-Fiqh al-Ja'fari'', p. 33.</ref> The first act of [[Umrah]] and [[Hajj]] is [[Ihram]]. One must wear [[Ihram clothing]] at one of the [[Miqat|Miqats]], such as [[Al-Shajara Mosque|Masjid al-Shajarah]] or [[Juhfa]], make an [[Niyyah|intention]], and recite the [[Talbiyah|Labbayk]].<ref>''Tafsir al-Qurtubi'', vol. 6, p. 36; ''Kashshaf al-Qina''', vol. 2, p. 471.</ref> Through these acts, they become [[Ihram|Muhrim]].<ref>''Al-Mudawwana al-Kubra'', vol. 1, p. 360; ''Al-Muqni'ah'', pp. 431-432.</ref>
+{{Main|Ihram}}
+Ihram means that a [[Hajj pilgrim]] considers certain acts that are incompatible with the rituals of [[Hajj]] and [[Umrah|Umrah]] forbidden to themselves.<ref>''Mu'jam Alfaz al-Fiqh al-Ja'fari'', p. 33.</ref> The first act of [[Umrah]] and [[Hajj]] is [[Ihram]]. One must wear [[Ihram clothing]] at one of the [[Miqat|Miqats]], such as [[Al-Shajara Mosque|Masjid al-Shajarah]] or [[Juhfa]], make an [[Niyyah|intention]], and recite the [[Talbiyah|Labbayk]].<ref>''Tafsir al-Qurtubi'', vol. 6, p. 36; ''Kashshaf al-Qina''', vol. 2, p. 471.</ref> Through these acts, they become [[Ihram|Muhrim]].<ref>''Al-Mudawwana al-Kubra'', vol. 1, p. 360; ''Al-Muqni'ah'', pp. 431-432.</ref>
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