The ruling on the type of pilgrimage for one who leads the sacrificial animal before the miqat
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Question:
He says: In his second question, I led the sacrificial animal before I reached the miqat by thirty kilometers. So, am I a qarin or what am I?
Answer:
It is the recommended practice (sunnah) for one who leads the sacrificial animal to recite the talbiyah for Hajj, saying: "This is the sunnah." He remains in his state of ihram until he exits it on the Day of Sacrifice, the Day of 'Id, whether he is leading camels, cows, or sheep, one or more. This applies to the one who leads the animals and the one who exits ihram, even if it is after the miqat. Yes.
He says: In his second question, I led the sacrificial animal before I reached the miqat by thirty kilometers. So, am I a qarin or what am I?
Answer:
It is the recommended practice (sunnah) for one who leads the sacrificial animal to recite the talbiyah for Hajj, saying: "This is the sunnah." He remains in his state of ihram until he exits it on the Day of Sacrifice, the Day of 'Id, whether he is leading camels, cows, or sheep, one or more. This applies to the one who leads the animals and the one who exits ihram, even if it is after the miqat. Yes.
Source
فتاوى الحج ١٤١٠ هـ - ١٥ — archive.org (21:36)
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