The ruling on shrouding a deceased person in the state of ihram in the customary garments
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Question:
What if the deceased person in the state of ihram is shrouded in the customary garments?
Answer:
Do you mean covering his head?
Q: Yes, covering his head with the customary shroud, not with the ihram garments?
A: It is not far off. If he is nearby, he should be exhumed and the shroud removed from his head; there is no harm in that. However, if time has passed, it is not necessary. But as long as it is immediate and there has been no change, there is no objection in the immediate case, if it is said to be permissible, there is no harm; for the purpose of removing it from his head.
What if the deceased person in the state of ihram is shrouded in the customary garments?
Answer:
Do you mean covering his head?
Q: Yes, covering his head with the customary shroud, not with the ihram garments?
A: It is not far off. If he is nearby, he should be exhumed and the shroud removed from his head; there is no harm in that. However, if time has passed, it is not necessary. But as long as it is immediate and there has been no change, there is no objection in the immediate case, if it is said to be permissible, there is no harm; for the purpose of removing it from his head.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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