The ruling on one who goes to his camels at a distance of travel
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Question:
May Allah reward you. The questioner says: In our city, there are people who own camels, and their camels are at a distance of travel, while their families, children, and homes are in the town. They go to their camels for two or three days, or sometimes a week, to attend to their needs, then they return, and so on: three days in the town and three days with the camels. What is the ruling in this case? Are they travelers or residents?
Answer:
Yes, if they leave the town at a distance of eighty kilometers or more, they are travelers, whether they go to the camels or for any other reason. They remain travelers until they return, unless they stay with the camels for a period exceeding four days, in which case they take on the ruling of residents, and the state of travel is broken. Yes.
May Allah reward you. The questioner says: In our city, there are people who own camels, and their camels are at a distance of travel, while their families, children, and homes are in the town. They go to their camels for two or three days, or sometimes a week, to attend to their needs, then they return, and so on: three days in the town and three days with the camels. What is the ruling in this case? Are they travelers or residents?
Answer:
Yes, if they leave the town at a distance of eighty kilometers or more, they are travelers, whether they go to the camels or for any other reason. They remain travelers until they return, unless they stay with the camels for a period exceeding four days, in which case they take on the ruling of residents, and the state of travel is broken. Yes.
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