Ihram | MCQs

Explanation

Miqat refers to the boundary where it becomes necessary for pilgrims to adorn the Ihram garments

Miqat Names and Locations

Explanation

• 1. Cutting Hair or Nails
  
• 2. Wearing Scented Oils
  
• 3. Marital Relations
  
• 4. Hunting
  
• 5. Wearing Stitched Clothing
  
• 6. Swearing or Arguing
  
• 7. Covering the Head for Men
  
• 8. Removing or Killing Plants
  

Explanation

• At Meekat, Hujjaj (pilgrims) assume the state of Ihram.
• Meekat is a designated boundary point outside of which pilgrims must enter into the sacred state of Ihram before proceeding to perform Hajj or Umrah.

Explanation

Explanation

Explanation

• The six undesirable acts of Ihram, also known as the prohibitions, include:
• 1. Clipping the nails
• 2. Removing hair
• 3. Wearing perfume
• 4. Wearing stitched clothing
• 5. Hunting
• 6. Engaging in marital relations

Explanation

• The four permitted acts of Ihram are:
• 1. Waring the prescribed clothing: Pilgrims wear two pieces of white, seamless cloth.
• 2. Talbiyah: Reciting the specific supplication expressing the intention for Hajj or Umrah.
• 3. Trimming or shaving the hair: Pilgrims typically trim or shave their hair as a symbolic act of humility.
• 4. Certain restrictions: Avoiding specific actions, such as cutting nails, using scented products, or engaging in marital relations during the pilgrimage.

Explanation

• The place where no one can enter without putting on Ihram is Mowaqeet.