Staying overnight in al-Abtah due to the lack of space in Mina
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Question:
I am in the courtyard of al-Abtah, and we did not find a place in Mina, so we stayed in al-Abtah. We entered the state of ihram from Mina, then returned to al-Abtah, and went up to 'Arafah, then to Muzdalifah. When we returned, I was in the courtyard of al-Abtah, and we did not find a place in Mina, so we stayed in al-Abtah. We entered the state of ihram from Mina, returned to al-Abtah, and went up to 'Arafah, then to Muzdalifah. When we returned, we did not find a place in Mina, so we sat in al-Afshah. Is that permissible for us, knowing that there are women with me?
Answer:
There is no blame on you for that, as long as you did not find a place. If you did not find a place in Mina, there is no blame on you, because this is in al-Abtah or elsewhere.
I am in the courtyard of al-Abtah, and we did not find a place in Mina, so we stayed in al-Abtah. We entered the state of ihram from Mina, then returned to al-Abtah, and went up to 'Arafah, then to Muzdalifah. When we returned, I was in the courtyard of al-Abtah, and we did not find a place in Mina, so we stayed in al-Abtah. We entered the state of ihram from Mina, returned to al-Abtah, and went up to 'Arafah, then to Muzdalifah. When we returned, we did not find a place in Mina, so we sat in al-Afshah. Is that permissible for us, knowing that there are women with me?
Answer:
There is no blame on you for that, as long as you did not find a place. If you did not find a place in Mina, there is no blame on you, because this is in al-Abtah or elsewhere.
Source
فتاوى الحج - ١ - ١٤٠٥ هـ — archive.org (3:17)
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