The Permissibility of Burying a Person in Ihram in His Ihram Garments

Question: .
It was mentioned in the lecture that a deceased person in ihram is buried in his ihram garments. If he dies in an accident involving blood... what is the procedure?

Answer:
A person who dies in jihad in battle, a martyr of the battle, is buried in his clothes, even if there is blood on them. No prayer is performed over him, and he is buried in his clothes. A martyr of the battle in lawful jihad, if he dies in the battle, is buried in his clothes. His weapons and leather armor are removed from him, and he is buried in his clothes with the blood on them. He is not washed, and no prayer is performed over him. The blood is a witness for him on the Day of Resurrection.
As for the one who dies in an accident, no, the one who dies in an accident is washed, cleaned, and shrouded. He is not like a martyr of the battle. This person is washed, shrouded, and prayed over. He is not of the same category as the martyrs of the battle.
Likewise, a person in ihram is washed, prayed over, and shrouded in his two garments. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) ordered that one who dies in ihram be washed with water and sidr, and shrouded in his two garments, his izar and his rida. His head and face are not to be covered, and no perfume is to be applied to him. If he dies in ihram, no perfume is applied to him, his head and face are not covered, and he is buried in his two garments, his izar and his rida. This is how the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) ordered it.
But what if the two garments are soiled from the accident?
Answer: Even if they are soiled, he is buried in his two garments. A person in ihram who is in an accident, a person in ihram who falls while in ihram, is buried in his two garments...