Ruling on hair falling from the head of a person in the state of ihram
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What should a woman in the state of ihram do if a hair falls from her head against her will?
Answer: If hairs fall from the head of a person in the state of ihram, whether male or female, when he wipes during ablution or when he performs the full ritual bath, that does not harm him. Likewise, if something falls from a man’s beard or mustache, or if something falls from his fingernails, it does not harm him if he did not intend it. The prohibited act is to intentionally cut any of one’s hair or fingernails while in the state of ihram. Likewise, a woman must not intentionally cut anything. As for something that falls without intention, these are dead hairs that fall during movement, so their falling does not cause harm.
Answer: If hairs fall from the head of a person in the state of ihram, whether male or female, when he wipes during ablution or when he performs the full ritual bath, that does not harm him. Likewise, if something falls from a man’s beard or mustache, or if something falls from his fingernails, it does not harm him if he did not intend it. The prohibited act is to intentionally cut any of one’s hair or fingernails while in the state of ihram. Likewise, a woman must not intentionally cut anything. As for something that falls without intention, these are dead hairs that fall during movement, so their falling does not cause harm.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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