Is preventing someone who does not have a permit considered a type of being prevented (ihṣār) that allows him to exit the state of consecration (taḥallul)?
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Question:
He asks: Is it considered being prevented (ihṣār) if someone who does not have a permit is prevented? Does he have the right to slaughter the sacrifice in his location?
Answer:
He knew this beforehand, so why did he go? He knew that he would be prevented. This one is the one who erred; he did it intentionally.
He asks: Is it considered being prevented (ihṣār) if someone who does not have a permit is prevented? Does he have the right to slaughter the sacrifice in his location?
Answer:
He knew this beforehand, so why did he go? He knew that he would be prevented. This one is the one who erred; he did it intentionally.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [3436/930] هل يُعد منع من لا يحمل تصريحًا نوعًا من الإحصار يبيح له التحلل؟ - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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