The ruling on one who leaves the hady of tamattu' and exits the state of ihram
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Question:
The questioner, Yasser, says: I am from 'Afiyah, and my questions are as follows. A person performed Hajj as a mutamatti', and he did all the acts of Hajj except the hady, and he exited the state of ihram completely. What is the ruling on his Hajj?
Answer:
Yes. The hady is not part of exiting the state of ihram. The hady is obligatory and is one of the rites of tamattu'. It is slaughtered on the Day of 'Id or during the days of Tashriq. If the days of Tashriq pass and he has not slaughtered it, he must make it up because it remains a debt upon him, so he slaughters it after the days of Tashriq. If he is unable to do so because he does not have the price for it, he fasts for ten days. Yes.
The questioner, Yasser, says: I am from 'Afiyah, and my questions are as follows. A person performed Hajj as a mutamatti', and he did all the acts of Hajj except the hady, and he exited the state of ihram completely. What is the ruling on his Hajj?
Answer:
Yes. The hady is not part of exiting the state of ihram. The hady is obligatory and is one of the rites of tamattu'. It is slaughtered on the Day of 'Id or during the days of Tashriq. If the days of Tashriq pass and he has not slaughtered it, he must make it up because it remains a debt upon him, so he slaughters it after the days of Tashriq. If he is unable to do so because he does not have the price for it, he fasts for ten days. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/271 — archive.org (10:51)
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