What is the ruling on one who performed Hajj as a mutamatti' and left the sacrificial animal?
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The questioner:
The questioner says: Eight years ago, I came from Africa to Jeddah. A man from Africa, when he arrived in Jeddah, took off his ihram, then performed 'Umrah, combining it with Hajj. After Hajj, he did not slaughter the hady. What is required of him so that his Hajj becomes valid? Yes, he says: A man from Africa, when he arrived in Jeddah, took off his ihram, then performed 'Umrah, combining it with Hajj.
The Shaykh:
How did he take off his ihram? Does it mean he was in ihram from the miqat? The money, yes.
The questioner:
His question is: He did not slaughter the hady, even though he was a mutamatti'. What is required of him, and this period has already passed, eight years?
The Shaykh:
But at the beginning, he says that he took off his ihram. This means he was in ihram from the miqat. When he came to Jeddah, he took off his ihram and wore sewn clothes. Then he entered ihram from Jeddah and performed Hajj. If he was in ihram from the miqat, he remains in his ihram. Taking off his ihram clothes and wearing sewn clothes does not take him out of ihram. He remains in his ihram from the miqat, and wearing sewn clothes was a mistake.
As for the fact that he performed 'Umrah and then Hajj, he is a mutamatti', so it is obligatory for him to pay the fidyah. If he did not slaughter it, if he did not slaughter it, it remains a debt on him. He slaughters it now as qada' (making up a missed act of worship). He slaughters it now as qada'. Yes.
The questioner says: Eight years ago, I came from Africa to Jeddah. A man from Africa, when he arrived in Jeddah, took off his ihram, then performed 'Umrah, combining it with Hajj. After Hajj, he did not slaughter the hady. What is required of him so that his Hajj becomes valid? Yes, he says: A man from Africa, when he arrived in Jeddah, took off his ihram, then performed 'Umrah, combining it with Hajj.
The Shaykh:
How did he take off his ihram? Does it mean he was in ihram from the miqat? The money, yes.
The questioner:
His question is: He did not slaughter the hady, even though he was a mutamatti'. What is required of him, and this period has already passed, eight years?
The Shaykh:
But at the beginning, he says that he took off his ihram. This means he was in ihram from the miqat. When he came to Jeddah, he took off his ihram and wore sewn clothes. Then he entered ihram from Jeddah and performed Hajj. If he was in ihram from the miqat, he remains in his ihram. Taking off his ihram clothes and wearing sewn clothes does not take him out of ihram. He remains in his ihram from the miqat, and wearing sewn clothes was a mistake.
As for the fact that he performed 'Umrah and then Hajj, he is a mutamatti', so it is obligatory for him to pay the fidyah. If he did not slaughter it, if he did not slaughter it, it remains a debt on him. He slaughters it now as qada' (making up a missed act of worship). He slaughters it now as qada'. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما حكم من حج متمتعا وترك الهدي؟ للشيخ الفوزان — youtube.com
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