The ruling on wearing sewn clothing after the stoning before shaving
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Question:
The second question is from the same questioner: A man put on sewn clothing after stoning the Jamarat al-Aqabah without shaving or shortening his hair, while being ignorant of this?
Answer:
He owes nothing, because a group of scholars hold that the stoning is what breaks the state of ihram, but leaving it is the more cautious approach. The most cautious and best approach is to combine the shaving, the shortening, and the stoning before putting on the clothing. This is the best and most cautious. After the stoning, he shaves or shortens his hair and then puts on the clothing, or he performs the tawaf and then puts on the clothing. But since he stoned or put on the clothing, that does not harm him, because the opinion that it is permissible to wear sewn clothing after the stoning is a long-standing opinion.
The presenter:
Yes.
The second question is from the same questioner: A man put on sewn clothing after stoning the Jamarat al-Aqabah without shaving or shortening his hair, while being ignorant of this?
Answer:
He owes nothing, because a group of scholars hold that the stoning is what breaks the state of ihram, but leaving it is the more cautious approach. The most cautious and best approach is to combine the shaving, the shortening, and the stoning before putting on the clothing. This is the best and most cautious. After the stoning, he shaves or shortens his hair and then puts on the clothing, or he performs the tawaf and then puts on the clothing. But since he stoned or put on the clothing, that does not harm him, because the opinion that it is permissible to wear sewn clothing after the stoning is a long-standing opinion.
The presenter:
Yes.
Source
فتاوى الحج - 1405 هـ — archive.org (28:23)
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