Chapter: What the person in the state of ihram may wear of garments, cloaks, and shirts.
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The reciter: Chapter: What the person in the state of ihram may wear of garments, cloaks, and shirts. Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) wore saffron-dyed garments while in the state of ihram and said: "Do not cover your face with a veil, do not wear a head covering, and do not wear a garment dyed with woad or saffron." Jabir said: "I do not consider saffron-dyed garments to be perfumed." Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) saw no harm in jewelry, black garments, purple garments, and leather socks for a woman. Ibrahim said: "There is no harm in changing one's garments."
The Shaykh : All of these are clear reports (athar) from the most important sources. The statement of Ibrahim al-Nakha'i (may Allah have mercy on him): "There is no harm in the person in the state of ihram changing his garments", whether due to dirt, tearing, or otherwise. What is well-known among the common people that the person in the state of ihram does not change his garments, whether he is a man or a woman, has no basis. As long as a person changes from the first garment to another garment that is permissible to wear in the state of ihram, there is no harm. Yes.
The Shaykh : All of these are clear reports (athar) from the most important sources. The statement of Ibrahim al-Nakha'i (may Allah have mercy on him): "There is no harm in the person in the state of ihram changing his garments", whether due to dirt, tearing, or otherwise. What is well-known among the common people that the person in the state of ihram does not change his garments, whether he is a man or a woman, has no basis. As long as a person changes from the first garment to another garment that is permissible to wear in the state of ihram, there is no harm. Yes.