Those who permitted seeking shade for a muhrim

Hazrat Ismail bin Rashid narrates that we performed Hajj and Hazrat Amr bin Maymoon was with us. We felt extremely cold, so he covered his head even though we were in the state of Ihram.

Hazrat Ata says that a person in the state of Ihram may seek shade with wood or with his own hand in cold and hot weather.

Hazrat Al-Aswad would cover the palanquin with a cloth and take shade from it.

Hazrat Tawus did not consider it objectionable for a person in the state of Ihram to seek shade from the sun.

It is also narrated in the same manner from Hazrat Abu Al-Khalil.

Hazrat Rifa’ah bin Zaid narrates that I saw Hazrat Mujahid in the state of Ihram, and there was something like an arch on his mount (so that he could get shade from it).

Hazrat Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) was asked: What if a person in Ihram feels cold? She replied: He said that he should arrange his clothes in such a way, and she lifted the cloth over her head.

It is narrated in a similar manner from Hazrat Jabir.

It was asked from Hazrat Ata that if a person in Ihram covers his head due to rain? He replied that there is fidya for the fast, or he should give charity or offer a sacrifice.

Hazrat Ibrahim was asked: If something (rain or sunlight) from the sky reaches a person in the state of Ihram, what should he do? He replied: He should lift a sheet or something similar above his head, but should not cover his head.