Leaving the sa'y due to an emergency and completing it
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Question:
May Allah greet you. This questioner says: We were a group of men and women, and we were performing sa'y. In the third lap, one of the women fainted, so he had to take her out of the Haram. In the third lap, one of the women became exhausted, so he had to take her out of the Haram. The rest went back and completed their sa'y from the place where they had stopped. Is this correct? And does the sick woman complete her sa'y?
Answer:
It is correct. There is no harm in the one who completed it. As for her, when she recovers, she should return. If she starts from the beginning, that is better. If she completes it from where she is, that suffices, if Allah wills. If she starts from the first lap, that is more cautious if a long time has passed.
May Allah greet you. This questioner says: We were a group of men and women, and we were performing sa'y. In the third lap, one of the women fainted, so he had to take her out of the Haram. In the third lap, one of the women became exhausted, so he had to take her out of the Haram. The rest went back and completed their sa'y from the place where they had stopped. Is this correct? And does the sick woman complete her sa'y?
Answer:
It is correct. There is no harm in the one who completed it. As for her, when she recovers, she should return. If she starts from the beginning, that is better. If she completes it from where she is, that suffices, if Allah wills. If she starts from the first lap, that is more cautious if a long time has passed.
Source
فتاوى الحج 1410 هـ - 4 — archive.org (52:18)
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