Is it permissible for a person in ihram to wear a belt with stitching?
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The questioner : Honorable Shaykh, I have three questions, could you please answer them? Fine. Fine. The first question: Is it permissible for a man in ihram? Let me tell you something. Is it permissible for a man in ihram to wear a belt around his waist that has stitching?
The Shaykh : Yes, indeed. It is permissible. Yes, indeed. The second question. If the one performing 'Umrah passes the miqat without entering ihram. I say. Yes, indeed. It is permissible to wear the izar even if it has stitching. It is permissible, yes, indeed, and likewise the watch, if it has a stitched strap, it is permissible. And likewise the belt, if it is simple, it is permissible. It is permissible. The second question. Let me tell you, because the "stitched" (makhit) in the scholars' terminology refers to the known garments, such as the shirt and the t-shirt and the like. This "stitched" does not mean the one that has stitching, yes, yes. Do you understand now? Yes, indeed. May Allah bless you.
The Shaykh : Yes, indeed. It is permissible. Yes, indeed. The second question. If the one performing 'Umrah passes the miqat without entering ihram. I say. Yes, indeed. It is permissible to wear the izar even if it has stitching. It is permissible, yes, indeed, and likewise the watch, if it has a stitched strap, it is permissible. And likewise the belt, if it is simple, it is permissible. It is permissible. The second question. Let me tell you, because the "stitched" (makhit) in the scholars' terminology refers to the known garments, such as the shirt and the t-shirt and the like. This "stitched" does not mean the one that has stitching, yes, yes. Do you understand now? Yes, indeed. May Allah bless you.
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سؤال من حاج 1407هـ - 3 — binothaimeen.net (8:28)
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