Article 123- When a pilgrim becomes Muhrim then the following acts become Haraam to him/her and some of them have atonement. In my opinion, some of them are Makrooh which will be explained later. These acts are in the following order:

1- Wearing sewed clothing (for men)

2- Wearing a thing which covers all top of the foot (for men)

3- Covering the head (for men)

4- Covering the face (for women)

5- Wearing ornaments (for all)

6- Applying mascara and kohl

7- Looking in the mirror

8- Using fragrance

9- Applying oils on the body

10- Cutting the nails

11- Going under the shade in the state of ihram (for men)

12- Removing hair from the body

13- Performing marriage

14- Looking spouse with sexual desire

15- Touching

16- Kissing

17- Performing sexual intercourse

18- Masturbating

19- Killing insects

20- Extracting blood from the body

21- Tooth extraction

22- Disputing

23- Telling lies

24- Hunting desert animals

25- Carrying weapons

Article 124- After that a child becomes Muhrim or others made him Muhrim his/her guardian or the person who is responsible of his/her acts should prevent him from prohibited acts of Ihram or if the child is indiscriminating then keeps him/her from prohibited acts of Ihram

Article 125- If a child performs one of prohibited acts of Ihram then the atonement of hunting is upon his/her guardian, not to be paid from child’s assets, and it is Mustahab precaution that guardian pays the atonement in acts other than hunting.