Tip 5 To 12

Do not wear white Ihraam clothes, as some women do when going out for Hajj and 'Umrah, because they do not cover up as they should be.

Tip Six:

You may use menstrual pills at the time of Hajj to be necessary, to perform all rituals if it is not harmful and prefer to consult with the doctor first before taking them, to decide your health.

Tip 7:

If you are pregnant and are afraid of puerperal bleeding during the Hajj, then you should be constrained at the time of ihraam to say: "If you hold me,

If you have had puberty, then you have the choice if you wish to do Hajj, and you do not have anything to do.

Tip 8:

If you do not have to do ihraam, then do the ritual prayer, and do the ritual prayer.

Tip Nine:

If your menstruation after the tawaaf and before the completion of the rest of the rituals, Vtsnin even if you have menstruation, and shorten your head and Nmn Umrah, because the pursuit does not require purity.

Tip 10:

It is not permissible, but if you are in the midst of women, open your face and hands if you are sure that no one will see you, and avoid the transparent clothes that show something. Of your body and the narrowness that may describe your body, as well as beware of what some women do from exposing their breasts to foreigners the argument of breast feeding the child or otherwise.

Tip 11:

Avoid what women do when they go out for Hajj, or return from it, or see 'Arafah, or so it is not permissible.

Tip Twelve:

Keep your tongue throughout the Hajj or Umrah, in which the most women fall in the way of delirium, absenteeism, gossip, and the observation of women and men around them.

Do not raise your voice in prayer at the ascetic, but be very low, and the men do not hear you.