The Ruling on Remaining in the Garments of Ihram Until the End of the Days of Tashriq
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Question:
Also, he asks: I read in one of the books a hadith whose meaning is that remaining in the garments of ihram until the end of the days of tashriq. What is the authenticity of this hadith?
Answer:
This is what the hadith links to; its meaning is that if one does not perform tawaf before the sun sets on the day of Eid, he remains in his ihram until he performs tawaf. However, it is weak; it is a weak hadith that cannot be relied upon. For example, if he stoned the pillars and shaved or shortened his hair, he has exited the state of ihram. Even if the sun set on him and he did not perform tawaf, he is lawful to him except regarding women, until he performs tawaf.
Also, he asks: I read in one of the books a hadith whose meaning is that remaining in the garments of ihram until the end of the days of tashriq. What is the authenticity of this hadith?
Answer:
This is what the hadith links to; its meaning is that if one does not perform tawaf before the sun sets on the day of Eid, he remains in his ihram until he performs tawaf. However, it is weak; it is a weak hadith that cannot be relied upon. For example, if he stoned the pillars and shaved or shortened his hair, he has exited the state of ihram. Even if the sun set on him and he did not perform tawaf, he is lawful to him except regarding women, until he performs tawaf.
Source
فتاوى الحج - ٢ — archive.org (15:40)
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