The ruling on entering the state of ihram for a disabled person who is unable to wear the garments
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Question:
This questioner has a set of questions about Hajj. He says: There is a disabled person with us who is unable to wear the garments of ihram. What should he do? What is he to do?
Answer:
If he is unable to do so in his own person, he should remove the sewn garments and wear the izar and the rida. This is what is done with him. If it is determined that he is also unable to remove his clothes and wear the izar and rida in their place—if this is the case, though it is unlikely—then he enters the state of ihram in his clothes, because he is excused. And upon him is a fidyah, which is the fidyah of harm that we mentioned, in which he has a choice. Yes.
This questioner has a set of questions about Hajj. He says: There is a disabled person with us who is unable to wear the garments of ihram. What should he do? What is he to do?
Answer:
If he is unable to do so in his own person, he should remove the sewn garments and wear the izar and the rida. This is what is done with him. If it is determined that he is also unable to remove his clothes and wear the izar and rida in their place—if this is the case, though it is unlikely—then he enters the state of ihram in his clothes, because he is excused. And upon him is a fidyah, which is the fidyah of harm that we mentioned, in which he has a choice. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/263 — archive.org (12:09)
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