Blood of irregular bleeding came down on her, so she left off the farewell tawaf
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Q: I present this question to your eminence, and in it I state that I performed the obligatory Hajj in the year 1420 AH after having purified myself from menstruation on the sixth day of Dhul-Hijjah. I traveled from my country, and praise be to Allah, I completed
all the pillars and obligations of Hajj, and nothing remained for me except the farewell tawaf. At that time, I was surprised by the coming down of blood, and I was ignorant of the ruling; I did not know whether it was menstrual blood or whether it came from me due to fatigue, the severe crowding, and the heat. So I did nothing but leave off the tawaf and waited in the precinct of the Haram until my companions left, they performed the tawaf and returned, and then we traveled, and I did not perform the tawaf. I know that the time for my period had not arrived when the blood came down, as only eight days had passed since my purification.
A: The most cautious course is for this woman to slaughter a fidyah in Makkah that suffices as an udhiyah, and to distribute it among the poor of the Haram; because it has not been established that the blood that came down on her was menstrual blood. If she does not proceed to slaughter the fidyah, then she must fast for ten days.
all the pillars and obligations of Hajj, and nothing remained for me except the farewell tawaf. At that time, I was surprised by the coming down of blood, and I was ignorant of the ruling; I did not know whether it was menstrual blood or whether it came from me due to fatigue, the severe crowding, and the heat. So I did nothing but leave off the tawaf and waited in the precinct of the Haram until my companions left, they performed the tawaf and returned, and then we traveled, and I did not perform the tawaf. I know that the time for my period had not arrived when the blood came down, as only eight days had passed since my purification.
A: The most cautious course is for this woman to slaughter a fidyah in Makkah that suffices as an udhiyah, and to distribute it among the poor of the Haram; because it has not been established that the blood that came down on her was menstrual blood. If she does not proceed to slaughter the fidyah, then she must fast for ten days.
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