The Ruling on Cutting Hair After 'Umrah for One Who Intends to Sacrifice
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Question:
A questioner says: If the first ten days of Dhu al-Hijjah enter, and I intend to offer the 'udhiyah, and then I go for 'Umrah during these ten days, he says: If the first ten days of the month of Dhu al-Hijjah enter, and I have intended to offer the 'udhiyah, and then I go for 'Umrah during these ten days, when I finish the 'Umrah, do I take from my hair while I have already intended the 'udhiyah?
Answer:
Yes, if he is exiting the state of ihram from 'Umrah or from Hajj, he shortens his hair or shaves it with the intention of exiting the state of ihram from the ritual. As for if he is not exiting the state of ihram from a ritual, he must refrain until he offers the 'udhiyah. Yes.
A questioner says: If the first ten days of Dhu al-Hijjah enter, and I intend to offer the 'udhiyah, and then I go for 'Umrah during these ten days, he says: If the first ten days of the month of Dhu al-Hijjah enter, and I have intended to offer the 'udhiyah, and then I go for 'Umrah during these ten days, when I finish the 'Umrah, do I take from my hair while I have already intended the 'udhiyah?
Answer:
Yes, if he is exiting the state of ihram from 'Umrah or from Hajj, he shortens his hair or shaves it with the intention of exiting the state of ihram from the ritual. As for if he is not exiting the state of ihram from a ritual, he must refrain until he offers the 'udhiyah. Yes.
Source
شرح أحاديث في الفتن والحوادث، تابع باب في الفتن 3 — islamhouse.com (49:00)
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