The Rule of Resorting to Shading By Muhrim Under the Moving Shade, After Leaving Home

One of the forbidden items for the men in the state of ihram, which includes an atonement, is to be under the shadow. Though detailed in jurisprudential books, some of its arguments and minor points should be independently reviewed. There is a consensus on the respect of resorting to shading while going along the path and the permission of resorting to fixing shadow on the route and at home. however, the rule of resorting to moving hading and after leaving home is one of the controversies; the jurisprudents’ words and arguments in this field are discussed in this article. Of the three theories i.e., permission and no permission of resorting to shading, and the elaboration of pedestrian and traveling in a vehicle, the reasons for the first theory are known to have no problems. Understanding the meaning of resorting to shading is also effective in judging discussed at the end of the article; it is suggested that lateral resorting to shading is not forbidden (haram). But taking one’s head out of the mahmel does not prevent the truth of resorting to shading, and absence of a cover over the head is necessary in any case; as resorting to shading is permitted only during the day or at rainy and cold nights, and there is no problem to resort to shading at normal nights.