Ikhram
Ikhram, also known as Ihram, is a state of consecration in Islam that involves wearing specific garments and adhering to certain rituals before performing the Hajj or Umrah pilgrimages. The term originates from the Arabic word *ihram*, meaning "to set apart" or "to consecrate." This spiritual preparation signifies the pilgrim’s intention to devote themselves entirely to worship and spiritual reflection during their journey.
The Ihram garments consist of two seamless white pieces of cloth: a sheet (called *izār*) for men,
While in Ihram, pilgrims must abstain from certain actions, including cutting hair or nails, engaging in sexual
Ikhram is not limited to pilgrimage alone; it also represents a broader spiritual commitment to self-discipline