Hair falling out after stoning the Jamarat for one who has a sacrificial animal
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Question:
May Allah reward you. This questioner says: Every year, may you be well, and all Muslims in the east and west of the earth. Then my question is: A woman stoned the Jamarat al-Aqabah but did not shorten her hair because she had sacrificial animals. When they slaughtered her sacrifices, she took a bath, and some hair fell out. Knowing that she had forgotten to shorten the hair, which is done after stoning the Jamarat, what is required of her? Please inform us, may Allah reward you.
Answer:
She owes nothing, as long as it is after the stoning, she owes nothing. The stoning brings about the first exit from the state of ihram. However, if she had waited until she shortened her hair, that would have been better and more cautious. The sacrificial animal does not prevent shortening the hair. So when he stons, he shortens and returns to slaughter, and he does not slaughter before the sacrifice. Rather, he avoids things like trimming the mustache or the armpit or the pubic hair until he sacrifices. As for the hair of Hajj or 'Umrah or shortening, the sacrificial animal does not prevent this. If he stons, he shaves or shortens his hair, whether before or after the sacrifice. Likewise, if he is in the state of ihram during the ten days of Dhul-Hijjah and has a sacrificial animal, if he stons, if he circumambulates and walks between Safa and Marwah and shortens, there is no harm. He circumambulates, walks, and shortens, whether it is for Hajj or 'Umrah, even if he has a sacrificial animal. If he circumambulates, walks, and shortens in one of the days of Dhul-Hijjah, the sacrificial animal does not prevent shortening the hair of the head for 'Umrah or for Hajj. It does not prevent it. One should be aware of this. Yes.
May Allah reward you. This questioner says: Every year, may you be well, and all Muslims in the east and west of the earth. Then my question is: A woman stoned the Jamarat al-Aqabah but did not shorten her hair because she had sacrificial animals. When they slaughtered her sacrifices, she took a bath, and some hair fell out. Knowing that she had forgotten to shorten the hair, which is done after stoning the Jamarat, what is required of her? Please inform us, may Allah reward you.
Answer:
She owes nothing, as long as it is after the stoning, she owes nothing. The stoning brings about the first exit from the state of ihram. However, if she had waited until she shortened her hair, that would have been better and more cautious. The sacrificial animal does not prevent shortening the hair. So when he stons, he shortens and returns to slaughter, and he does not slaughter before the sacrifice. Rather, he avoids things like trimming the mustache or the armpit or the pubic hair until he sacrifices. As for the hair of Hajj or 'Umrah or shortening, the sacrificial animal does not prevent this. If he stons, he shaves or shortens his hair, whether before or after the sacrifice. Likewise, if he is in the state of ihram during the ten days of Dhul-Hijjah and has a sacrificial animal, if he stons, if he circumambulates and walks between Safa and Marwah and shortens, there is no harm. He circumambulates, walks, and shortens, whether it is for Hajj or 'Umrah, even if he has a sacrificial animal. If he circumambulates, walks, and shortens in one of the days of Dhul-Hijjah, the sacrificial animal does not prevent shortening the hair of the head for 'Umrah or for Hajj. It does not prevent it. One should be aware of this. Yes.
Source
فتاوى الحج ١٤١٠ هـ - ٨ — archive.org (45:00)
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