The Description of the Garments of the Woman in Ihram
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Our brother asks another question, saying: “For example, O Shaykh (may Allah preserve you): What is the garment of the woman in ihram?”
Answer: She does not have a specific garment. If she enters ihram in her usual clothes, that is sufficient. However, it is better for her clothes to be ones that do not attract attention, containing no fame or adornment that draws the gaze. Rather, they should be ordinary clothes that do not possess beauty that attracts the attention of men, such as plain black, plain red, green, and the like, which do not have beauty that attracts the gaze. This is the best and most excellent for her. If she enters ihram in her usual clothes, that is permissible and valid. However, it is better for her to enter ihram in clothes that do not attract attention... that do not contain anything that causes fitnah (trial, discord or temptation) for men regarding her. This is the best for her, while covering what may cause fitnah from jewelry or other things. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Answer: She does not have a specific garment. If she enters ihram in her usual clothes, that is sufficient. However, it is better for her clothes to be ones that do not attract attention, containing no fame or adornment that draws the gaze. Rather, they should be ordinary clothes that do not possess beauty that attracts the attention of men, such as plain black, plain red, green, and the like, which do not have beauty that attracts the gaze. This is the best and most excellent for her. If she enters ihram in her usual clothes, that is permissible and valid. However, it is better for her to enter ihram in clothes that do not attract attention... that do not contain anything that causes fitnah (trial, discord or temptation) for men regarding her. This is the best for her, while covering what may cause fitnah from jewelry or other things. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
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