Men who travel to Hajj and Umrah, two of Islam's most important pilgrimages, dress in specific clothes. The name "Ahram" means "sacredness" or "prohibition" and refers to the state of purity and devotion attained by pilgrims during these excursions. Male pilgrims are obliged to wear white towels or materials as part of their attire.
Here's a quick rundown of Ahram dress for males performing Hajj and Umrah:
When Muslim males go on Hajj or Umrah pilgrimages, they wear a special pair of white towels or sheets called Ahram. These towels represent the purity, humility, and equality of all pilgrims, regardless of or economic standing. White is connected with cleanliness and purity in Islam.
