Book of Hajj
135 – They unanimously agree that a husband may prevent his wife from undertaking a voluntary Hajj.
136 – They unanimously agree that only one pilgrimage is required in a person’s lifetime—the Hajj of Islam—unless he has made a vow, in which case he must fulfill it.
137 – They unanimously agree upon the rulings established by authentic reports from the Prophet ﷺ concerning the miqāt boundaries (1).
138 – They unanimously agree that whoever enters the state of ihram before reaching the miqāt is nonetheless in ihram.
139 – They unanimously agree that one may enter ihram without performing a ritual bath.
140 – They unanimously agree that the bath for ihram is not mandatory; the only ones who held otherwise were al-Hasan al-Basri and ‘Ata’ (2).
141 – They unanimously agree that if someone intends Hajj but pronounces the talbiyah for ʿumrah, or intends ʿumrah but pronounces it for Hajj, what is binding is what he resolved in his heart, not what his tongue uttered.
142 – They unanimously agree that whoever enters ihram during the months of Hajj, intending it to be the obligatory Hajj of Islam, his pilgrimage suffices for that obligation.
143 – They unanimously agree that the pilgrim in ihram is prohibited from sexual intercourse, hunting game, applying perfume, certain types of clothing, cutting hair, and trimming the nails.
144 – They unanimously agree that the person in ihram is barred from these things while in that state, except for cupping, which is permitted.
145 – They unanimously agree that whoever intentionally has sexual intercourse during his Hajj before standing at ʿArafah incurs