The Ruling on Verbalizing the Intention in Ihram
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Question:
Perhaps she meant here that I should verbalize the intention, or that she is looking at it.
Answer:
Verbalizing the intention in ihram is not obligatory. Yes. It is permissible to mention the type of worship one is entering ihram for, saying, for example, “For the House, for ‘Umrah,” “For the House, for Hajj,” or “For the House, for ‘Umrah and Hajj.” By verbalizing it. If he does not mention it, his ihram is valid; what is in the heart is sufficient. The intention is in the heart. Yes.
Perhaps she meant here that I should verbalize the intention, or that she is looking at it.
Answer:
Verbalizing the intention in ihram is not obligatory. Yes. It is permissible to mention the type of worship one is entering ihram for, saying, for example, “For the House, for ‘Umrah,” “For the House, for Hajj,” or “For the House, for ‘Umrah and Hajj.” By verbalizing it. If he does not mention it, his ihram is valid; what is in the heart is sufficient. The intention is in the heart. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 16 من 27|أحكام المرأة في الصيام|سفر المرأة بدون محرم لأداء العمرة|صالح الفوزان|فقه|كبار العلماء — youtube.com (6:17)
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