noun
- plural of ihram; the sacred state of ritual purity and the garments worn by Muslim pilgrims during the Hajj or Umrah
Usage: Islamic religious term; typically used in plural form when referring to multiple pilgrims or instances
Examples
- Pilgrims don their ihrams before entering the sacred precincts of Mecca.
- The white ihrams worn by hajj pilgrims are a symbol of equality and spiritual devotion.
- Many travelers purchase new ihrams for their pilgrimage journey.
- The ihrams must be worn with specific intentions and in a state of ritual purity.
- Guides help pilgrims properly dress in their ihrams according to Islamic tradition.