What is the ruling on entering the state of ihram from beneath the gutter?
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Question:
This sister from Makkah al-Mukarramah, who indicated her name as (A. A. A), says: Your Eminence, I read in one of the books that it is recommended to enter the state of ihram for Hajj from beneath the gutter. What is the gutter? And how authentic is this?
Answer:
The correct view is that one enters the state of ihram for Hajj from his house. The residents of Makkah who live in Makkah and are in a state of ihram in Makkah enter the state of ihram from their houses, and they do not enter the state of ihram from beneath the gutter. There is no evidence for this.
The gutter is the channel through which the water from the roof of the Ka'bah flows down onto the stone. This is what is called the gutter, meaning the channel, which people call the channel. Yes.
This sister from Makkah al-Mukarramah, who indicated her name as (A. A. A), says: Your Eminence, I read in one of the books that it is recommended to enter the state of ihram for Hajj from beneath the gutter. What is the gutter? And how authentic is this?
Answer:
The correct view is that one enters the state of ihram for Hajj from his house. The residents of Makkah who live in Makkah and are in a state of ihram in Makkah enter the state of ihram from their houses, and they do not enter the state of ihram from beneath the gutter. There is no evidence for this.
The gutter is the channel through which the water from the roof of the Ka'bah flows down onto the stone. This is what is called the gutter, meaning the channel, which people call the channel. Yes.
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