The ruling on the interruption of tawaf due to fatigue
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Question:
Abu Basam says: Last year, Shaykh, my wife and I performed 'Umrah. When we reached the fifth lap of our tawaf, my wife and I became exhausted and fatigued. So we left the Haram, went to get treatment, and then returned and resumed from where we had stopped. Is there anything required of us for that?
Answer:
If you remained in a state of ritual purity and returned to complete it, then the continuity was broken. You are excused, saying that you suffered from severe fatigue and needed treatment, and that you remained in a state of ritual purity. There is nothing wrong with that. Yes.
Abu Basam says: Last year, Shaykh, my wife and I performed 'Umrah. When we reached the fifth lap of our tawaf, my wife and I became exhausted and fatigued. So we left the Haram, went to get treatment, and then returned and resumed from where we had stopped. Is there anything required of us for that?
Answer:
If you remained in a state of ritual purity and returned to complete it, then the continuity was broken. You are excused, saying that you suffered from severe fatigue and needed treatment, and that you remained in a state of ritual purity. There is nothing wrong with that. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/209 — archive.org (7:22)
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