Selling Perfume to a Person in Ihram and Touching Fragrance

The questioner:
This questioner says: I work in selling perfumes, and when selling, some of the perfume touches my fingers without my intention, but it is a natural result of this work. So is there nothing on me, or is it a mistake from the start to choose this type of permissible work?

The Shaykh:
Other than that. Yes.

The questioner:
I work in selling perfumes, and when selling, my hand touches some of the perfume without my intention, but it is a natural result of this work. So is there nothing on me, or is it a mistake

The Shaykh:
A daughter of a person in ihram, meaning a person in ihram, sells perfume. A daughter of a person in ihram.

The questioner:
As mentioned.

The Shaykh:
Tell him: in ihram, in ihram, there is no harm. Let him hold the perfume and be careful of your harm. The perfume benefits you and does not harm you. As for in ihram, no. In ihram, you sell and buy while you are in ihram, there is no harm. But do not touch the perfume. Do not touch it. Take the covering without touching the perfume, locked, and give it to him. Or instruct the servant you have to do what is necessary, who is not in ihram. Do not touch the perfume. Yes.

The questioner:
May Allah reward you with good.

The Shaykh:
And a person in ihram, praise be to Allah. Yes.

Another questioner:
Shampoo with a pleasant scent.

The Shaykh:
They called it your perfume.

Another questioner:
Everyone wants to escape.

The Shaykh:
It is not perfume. Yes.