Ruling on interrupting tawaf for an excuse
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Question:
The questioner asks, Honorable Shaykh, he says: If I was in tawaf and I interrupted it for more than an hour, then I completed the remaining part without starting over, what is required of me?
Answer:
If your interruption of the tawaf was for an excuse, and you remained in a state of ritual purity, and a long time did not pass, then you resumed and completed the tawaf, there is nothing wrong with that; because this was an interruption for an excuse, and the interval was not long. However, if you interrupted it without an excuse, then you must start it over from the beginning. Yes.
The questioner asks, Honorable Shaykh, he says: If I was in tawaf and I interrupted it for more than an hour, then I completed the remaining part without starting over, what is required of me?
Answer:
If your interruption of the tawaf was for an excuse, and you remained in a state of ritual purity, and a long time did not pass, then you resumed and completed the tawaf, there is nothing wrong with that; because this was an interruption for an excuse, and the interval was not long. However, if you interrupted it without an excuse, then you must start it over from the beginning. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/276 — archive.org (7:00)
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