The ruling on forgetting to remove the trousers during 'Umrah
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Question:
This brother is a Sudanese resident in Jeddah. He says that he performed 'Umrah three years ago, and after he finished, he realized that he had forgotten to take off his trousers. What is required of him now?
Answer:
You owe nothing, if you forgot until you had completed the ihram and exited the state of consecration, then you owe nothing. But if you remembered while you were still in the state of ihram, yet you left it as a form of negligence, then it is obligatory for you to pay the fidyah, which is feeding six poor people, or fasting for three days, or slaughtering a sheep. Yes.
This brother is a Sudanese resident in Jeddah. He says that he performed 'Umrah three years ago, and after he finished, he realized that he had forgotten to take off his trousers. What is required of him now?
Answer:
You owe nothing, if you forgot until you had completed the ihram and exited the state of consecration, then you owe nothing. But if you remembered while you were still in the state of ihram, yet you left it as a form of negligence, then it is obligatory for you to pay the fidyah, which is feeding six poor people, or fasting for three days, or slaughtering a sheep. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/277 — archive.org (10:04)
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