The Ruling on Ifrad Hajj and the Obligation of 'Umrah
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Question:
He has another point in which he says: If one intends to perform Hajj as ifrad, is his Hajj complete? Does he have to perform 'Umrah? And does it differ from the other types of pilgrimage?
Answer:
Yes, if one intends to perform Hajj as ifrad, his Hajj is complete if he performs its rites as required. However, he does not have an 'Umrah. If he wants to perform 'Umrah, he should do so on another trip, or he should go out of the Haram and enter the state of ihram from the halal area, from al-Tan'im or other boundaries of the Haram, and enter the state of ihram for 'Umrah after Hajj. There is no harm in that. And there is no doubt that the best of the types of pilgrimage is tamattu', then qiran, then ifrad. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
He has another point in which he says: If one intends to perform Hajj as ifrad, is his Hajj complete? Does he have to perform 'Umrah? And does it differ from the other types of pilgrimage?
Answer:
Yes, if one intends to perform Hajj as ifrad, his Hajj is complete if he performs its rites as required. However, he does not have an 'Umrah. If he wants to perform 'Umrah, he should do so on another trip, or he should go out of the Haram and enter the state of ihram from the halal area, from al-Tan'im or other boundaries of the Haram, and enter the state of ihram for 'Umrah after Hajj. There is no harm in that. And there is no doubt that the best of the types of pilgrimage is tamattu', then qiran, then ifrad. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 02/281 — archive.org (11:18)
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