The Ruling on Purchasing the Hady from al-Hal or al-Haram
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Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, does the reference to the market for the hady from al-Hal mean bringing it from before the miqat, or from outside the boundaries of al-Haram?
Answer:
From outside the boundaries of al-Haram. From al-Hal means from outside the boundaries of al-Haram. If he purchased it from 'Arafah, or from al-Sharai', that is from al-Hal, or from al-Ji'ranah, or from al-Hali'ah, these are outside the boundaries of al-Haram, so it is not permissible for him to exit the state of ihram except on the day of the festival. As for the one who purchased it from al-Haram, that is not the case. The one who purchased the hady from al-Haram, no. Yes.
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, does the reference to the market for the hady from al-Hal mean bringing it from before the miqat, or from outside the boundaries of al-Haram?
Answer:
From outside the boundaries of al-Haram. From al-Hal means from outside the boundaries of al-Haram. If he purchased it from 'Arafah, or from al-Sharai', that is from al-Hal, or from al-Ji'ranah, or from al-Hali'ah, these are outside the boundaries of al-Haram, so it is not permissible for him to exit the state of ihram except on the day of the festival. As for the one who purchased it from al-Haram, that is not the case. The one who purchased the hady from al-Haram, no. Yes.
Source
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