Ruling on cutting the hair of a person in ihram after doubt regarding the use of perfume
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His Eminence the Shaykh: A woman went with her family to perform 'Umrah, but she did not get a chance to cut her hair after the sa'y. So she went to Jeddah with her family, changed her clothes, and complained that she had used perfume, and then she cut her hair after that?
This woman owes nothing; because she did not commit any of the prohibitions of ihram.Since you say: She complained whether she had used perfume or not? The original state is the presumption of innocence and the absence of perfume use. Shortening the hair or shaving it has no specific place; it is permissible in any place, whether in Makkah or in another country. But if he does not shave or shorten his hair, the prohibitions of ihram remain upon him as long as he remains in that state.
This woman owes nothing; because she did not commit any of the prohibitions of ihram.Since you say: She complained whether she had used perfume or not? The original state is the presumption of innocence and the absence of perfume use. Shortening the hair or shaving it has no specific place; it is permissible in any place, whether in Makkah or in another country. But if he does not shave or shorten his hair, the prohibitions of ihram remain upon him as long as he remains in that state.