The ruling on a pilgrim sleeping after the farewell tawaf
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Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, a person performed the obligatory Hajj, and on the twelfth day he performed the farewell tawaf, then returned to the apartment and slept for about half an hour, and it was night, then he traveled. So does he owe anything for sleeping after he had already performed the farewell?
Answer:
It appears that he owes nothing, because this is not an overnight stay. If he had woken up, his farewell would have been invalidated, but if sleep or drowsiness overtook him and he slept a little, this is not called an overnight stay, and it does not invalidate his farewell, because few are free from this.
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, a person performed the obligatory Hajj, and on the twelfth day he performed the farewell tawaf, then returned to the apartment and slept for about half an hour, and it was night, then he traveled. So does he owe anything for sleeping after he had already performed the farewell?
Answer:
It appears that he owes nothing, because this is not an overnight stay. If he had woken up, his farewell would have been invalidated, but if sleep or drowsiness overtook him and he slept a little, this is not called an overnight stay, and it does not invalidate his farewell, because few are free from this.
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