God Almighty says, “Pride is my cloak, and greatness is my garment.

This is a divine prohibition, for He mentioned two garments that are not stitched. The truth, Glory be to Him, is that a man prohibits men according to what he described himself with, and he did not do that to a woman, nor did he prohibit that from her, for she may complete that as he completes.” Men, if a woman had worn it, it would have been better for her in our view. The pilgrim in ihram may be dressed in a characteristic that is morally true, and in character there is a sense of character, which is in truth pride and greatness, and in character there is a robe and a garment, just as a fasting person is clothed in a characteristic that is true, and for this reason it has been made in the rules of Islam adjacent to it, even if in reality the existence of greatness and pride is apparent, but their place is apparent. The servant, not his heart. Greatness and pride may be the condition of a person, not hi