Dream - Performing the Hajj pilgrimage becomes a joyful moment for Muslims who are able to do so because they have fulfilled the fifth pillar of Islam. However, this pilgrimage, which is performed in the Holy Land of Mecca and Medina, should be prepared as best as possible, especially regarding the obligatory requirements of Hajj that must be fulfilled. Special attention should be given to female pilgrims as there are several conditions that must be met for their Hajj to be valid. Moreover, for a Muslim woman, it is common to experience a monthly visitor in the form of menstruation.

Matter like that must be known how its laws when performing the hajj worship. With that, the series of hajj worship can still be carried out smoothly and God willing, it is valid in the sight of Allah SWT. Here are some special requirements for female hajj pilgrims as summarized by Dream through various sources.

Must be accompanied by a husband or mahram, namely a man who is prohibited from marrying a woman who intends to perform the Hajj. It is permissible to perform the Hajj without a husband or mahram, provided that the safety is ensured. However, Imam Syafi' believes that it must be with the permission of her husband. Covering the aurat except for the face and both palms (during ihram) while performing the Hajj. It is not permissible to raise one's voice while reciting the talbiyah or praying. It is not recommended to run or jog during the first, second, and third rounds of tawaf.

It is not recommended to run across the green light while Sa'i and it is not recommended to climb up to the top of Safa and Marwah hill. It is not required to shave the hair completely. Only need to cut at least three strands or trim the ends of the hair throughout the day. For women who are menstruating or in postpartum period, when arriving at the miqat, it is obligatory to intend ihram for Hajj or Umrah. If you have not performed the Tawaf Ifadah due to menstruation, while the group is already returning to the homeland, then you must wait until you are clean. So you can perform Tawaf Ifadah. Another way is to take medication to delay menstruation according to the doctor's instructions.

Wearing neat, Islamic clothing and not wearing thin and tight clothing. Not wearing excessive makeup. Speaking politely, not lying, not slandering, and not gossiping about others. Avoiding being alone with non-mahram individuals. Being cautious of the behavior of unfamiliar strangers. Such as strange calls. Respecting places of worship and avoiding actions that can reduce the sanctity and sincerity of worship. For example, taking selfies in a specific place. Holding firmly to noble morals.