Explain to us the manner in which the rida is worn in ihram, as distinct from idtibaa'?

Question:
May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good. If you would be so kind, explain to us the manner in which the rida is worn in ihram, as distinct from idtibaa'. Is it among the prohibitions or not? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
The manner in which the one in ihram wears the rida is that he places it on his shoulders, placing the rida on his shoulders to cover his back, chest, and upper body. This is the manner. As for when he reaches the tawaf, whether it is the tawaf of 'Umrah or the tawaf of arrival if he is performing qiran or ifrad, then at the beginning of the tawaf he performs idtibaa' by placing the middle of the rida under his right armpit and placing its ends on his left shoulder, so that his right shoulder and upper arm are exposed, and his left shoulder is covered. Likewise, his back and chest remain covered. Only his side, which is the upper arm and shoulder, is visible during the tawaf of arrival or the tawaf of 'Umrah. When he finishes the tawaf, he returns the rida to its state before the tawaf, placing it on his shoulders to cover his back, chest, and upper body. Yes.