Doubt about one's ablution during tawaf, followed by certainty of having broken it
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Question:
This sister says: A young woman performed 'Umrah, O Shaykh, and during the tawaf she wondered whether her wudu' had been invalidated or not? But she was inclined to believe she was in a state of purity, so she continued the tawaf. During the sa'y, she became certain that she was not in a state of purity during the tawaf. What is required of her now that she has returned to her city?
Answer:
She must return if she is certain that her wudu' was invalidated during the tawaf, for the tawaf is not valid. She must return and perform the tawaf and the sa'y if this was in Hajj. If it was in 'Umrah, she is likewise obligated, because she is still in the state of ihram, so she must adhere to the rulings of ihram. She returns to perform the tawaf of 'Umrah, the sa'y, and the shortening of the hair. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good.
This sister says: A young woman performed 'Umrah, O Shaykh, and during the tawaf she wondered whether her wudu' had been invalidated or not? But she was inclined to believe she was in a state of purity, so she continued the tawaf. During the sa'y, she became certain that she was not in a state of purity during the tawaf. What is required of her now that she has returned to her city?
Answer:
She must return if she is certain that her wudu' was invalidated during the tawaf, for the tawaf is not valid. She must return and perform the tawaf and the sa'y if this was in Hajj. If it was in 'Umrah, she is likewise obligated, because she is still in the state of ihram, so she must adhere to the rulings of ihram. She returns to perform the tawaf of 'Umrah, the sa'y, and the shortening of the hair. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/165 — archive.org (13:24)
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