So the stitched garment was forbidden for the man during ihram, but it was not forbidden for the woman. Even if the man was created from a complex, he is closer to the simple ones, so he is the closest relative. And the woman was created from a certain compound, so she was created from the man, so she was further away from the simple ones than the man. And the stitched one is a composite, so it was said to her: “Keep on your origin.” And it was said to the man, “Remove your composition,” so he was ordered to strip away the stitched fabric and approach something simple that has no stitching. And if it is a complex garment, then it is a woven garment, but it is closer to being worn out than it is to a shirt, trousers, or any stitched garment, and the fabric is simple. So what is close to it is treated in the same way as it is, and what is far from it is distinguished in the ruling from what is close . p>