Applying the Hadith: Whoever performs Hajj and does not commit lewdness or sin

Question:
What? And this says. He says: The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: and did not commit sin, he returned How does a Muslim apply this hadith?

Answer:
That is, he applies it by refraining from sin, which is disobedience, and from lewdness, which is intercourse and its causes. Lewdness is intercourse and its causes, such as speech and looking. Looking today is no longer limited to looking directly at women; it also includes looking at screens, satellite channels, and obscene magazines containing alluring images. So the Muslim avoids this in all circumstances, but the one in ihram specifically avoids it; he avoids intercourse and its causes, such as looking, speaking, touching, and so on, as long as he is in ihram. Sin is disobedience in all its forms. It is called "sin" (fisq) because the word "fisq" in the language means going out, and disobedience is called "fisq" because it is a departure from the obedience of Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He).