Ticks and lice crawling on a person in ihram

Abu Bishr said: I asked Jabir bin Zayd: I have found a louse on my face while in the state of ihram? He said: Throw it off your face, for it has no share in it.

A woman came to Sayyiduna Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them both) and said: If I find a louse, should I throw it away or kill it? He said: The louse is not game.

A man asked Ata: If a louse crawls on me, may I throw it off? He said: Yes. The man said: May I pick out lice and kill them? He said: Picking lice out of one's clothes in the state of ihram is disliked. The narrator said: I said: If a tick or a louse crawls on me, what should I do? He said: Cast away from yourself what is not part of you.

Ikrimah bin Khalid al-Makhzumi was asked: What if a person in ihram sees lice on his clothes? He said: He should take it gently and put it on the ground, but he should not search himself for lice.

Ata said: If the person in ihram wishes, he may throw a louse off himself.

The father of Mu'tamir said: A tick clung to me while I was in the state of ihram. I asked Talq bin Habib, and he said: Throw it away; may Allah Almighty keep the tick far from you.