The ruling on wearing a ring and using an umbrella for shade for a person in ihram
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, regarding a person in ihram, Abu Ubaydah asks: Is it permissible for him to wear a diamond ring, or a silver ring called white gold, or a watch, or to place an umbrella over his head?
Answer:
There is no harm in wearing a ring, except for a gold ring, which is forbidden, whether in ihram or not. As for a ring made of anything other than gold, there is no harm in wearing it, whether it is diamond or otherwise; only the gold ring is forbidden. Likewise, there is no objection to a person in ihram taking shade under a tree, under a roof, under the roof of a car (a car with a roof), or in a house; there is no harm in that. Or he may take shade with an umbrella, but he should not place it directly on his head; rather, he should hold it above his head so that it does not touch his head. As for taking shade with something held above his head, there is no harm. Yes.
Honorable Shaykh, regarding a person in ihram, Abu Ubaydah asks: Is it permissible for him to wear a diamond ring, or a silver ring called white gold, or a watch, or to place an umbrella over his head?
Answer:
There is no harm in wearing a ring, except for a gold ring, which is forbidden, whether in ihram or not. As for a ring made of anything other than gold, there is no harm in wearing it, whether it is diamond or otherwise; only the gold ring is forbidden. Likewise, there is no objection to a person in ihram taking shade under a tree, under a roof, under the roof of a car (a car with a roof), or in a house; there is no harm in that. Or he may take shade with an umbrella, but he should not place it directly on his head; rather, he should hold it above his head so that it does not touch his head. As for taking shade with something held above his head, there is no harm. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/263 — archive.org (3:51)
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