Removing the ihram garments after passing the miqat
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. A questioner says: A man intended to perform Hajj, and after entering the state of ihram, he removed his ihram garments after passing the miqat, then put them back on when he arrived in Makkah. Is there anything required of him in this? It is known that he had returned to his country.
Answer:
Why did he remove them? What was the reason for removing them? He did not abandon the intention; he did not leave the intention. He only removed the ihram garments and wore sewn clothing. What is the reason? He must pass by the police or those who prevent him. In this case, he must pay a fidyah (ransom payment). He is given the choice between feeding poor people, clothing them, or fasting for three days.
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. A questioner says: A man intended to perform Hajj, and after entering the state of ihram, he removed his ihram garments after passing the miqat, then put them back on when he arrived in Makkah. Is there anything required of him in this? It is known that he had returned to his country.
Answer:
Why did he remove them? What was the reason for removing them? He did not abandon the intention; he did not leave the intention. He only removed the ihram garments and wore sewn clothing. What is the reason? He must pass by the police or those who prevent him. In this case, he must pay a fidyah (ransom payment). He is given the choice between feeding poor people, clothing them, or fasting for three days.
Source
المنتقى من أخبار سيد المرسلين 15-06-1439هـ — alfawzan.live (1:01:44)
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