The Relationship Between Shaving the Head in Hajj and Slaughtering the Sacrifice
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Question:
Some pilgrims say that they instruct their families to slaughter the udhiyah (the 'Id sacrifice), and when they stone the pillars on the day of 'Id, they do not shave their heads until they are certain that the udhiyah has been slaughtered, especially the common people. Does the obligatory shaving in Hajj have any connection to the udhiyah?
Answer:
It has no connection to the udhiyah. When he exits his state of ihram, when he exits his state of ihram, he shaves his head. However, he does not trim his mustache, does not remove his pubic hair, and does not trim his fingernails until the udhiyah is slaughtered. As for what pertains to the rites of the pilgrimage, he performs them, and this does not affect the udhiyah. Yes.
Some pilgrims say that they instruct their families to slaughter the udhiyah (the 'Id sacrifice), and when they stone the pillars on the day of 'Id, they do not shave their heads until they are certain that the udhiyah has been slaughtered, especially the common people. Does the obligatory shaving in Hajj have any connection to the udhiyah?
Answer:
It has no connection to the udhiyah. When he exits his state of ihram, when he exits his state of ihram, he shaves his head. However, he does not trim his mustache, does not remove his pubic hair, and does not trim his fingernails until the udhiyah is slaughtered. As for what pertains to the rites of the pilgrimage, he performs them, and this does not affect the udhiyah. Yes.
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