The Ruling on Separating Tawaf and Sa'y by Leaving the Sacred Precinct
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Question:
In this context, this Sudanese man asks. He says: We were performing tawaf in the Holy Makkah during the blessed month of Ramadan. After finishing the tawaf, the time for suhur came, so we left the Haram, went and ate suhur, and then we returned to the Haram and completed the sa'y after the Fajr prayer. What is the validity of this action?
Answer:
This is valid, and praise be to Allah. Because if you completed the tawaf, then went to attend to your need, and then returned and performed the sa'y, continuity between the sa'y and the tawaf is not required. Continuity between them is only recommended if it is possible. As for if you have a need, or if there is something that necessitates your delay in performing the sa'y after the tawaf, there is no harm in that. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
In this context, this Sudanese man asks. He says: We were performing tawaf in the Holy Makkah during the blessed month of Ramadan. After finishing the tawaf, the time for suhur came, so we left the Haram, went and ate suhur, and then we returned to the Haram and completed the sa'y after the Fajr prayer. What is the validity of this action?
Answer:
This is valid, and praise be to Allah. Because if you completed the tawaf, then went to attend to your need, and then returned and performed the sa'y, continuity between the sa'y and the tawaf is not required. Continuity between them is only recommended if it is possible. As for if you have a need, or if there is something that necessitates your delay in performing the sa'y after the tawaf, there is no harm in that. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 02/243 — archive.org (9:41)
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