Taking Hair and Clipping Nails for One Who Intends the Udhiyah and Is a Pilgrim
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Question:
He said that if a person intends to offer the udhiyah (the 'Id sacrifice), he is prohibited from cutting his hair or nails, out of imitation of the pilgrims. That is, he is prohibited from touching his nails or hair, imitating the pilgrims who intend to offer the udhiyah. If a person intends both Hajj (the major pilgrimage) and the udhiyah, and he has stoned the pillars, then the objective has been achieved, so he is not required to weep on the ground. Is that correct?
Answer:
Allah knows best. I do not know of any basis for it at all. I say, I do not know of any basis for it at all.
He said that if a person intends to offer the udhiyah (the 'Id sacrifice), he is prohibited from cutting his hair or nails, out of imitation of the pilgrims. That is, he is prohibited from touching his nails or hair, imitating the pilgrims who intend to offer the udhiyah. If a person intends both Hajj (the major pilgrimage) and the udhiyah, and he has stoned the pillars, then the objective has been achieved, so he is not required to weep on the ground. Is that correct?
Answer:
Allah knows best. I do not know of any basis for it at all. I say, I do not know of any basis for it at all.
Source
شرح كتاب المنتقى من أخبار المصطفى صلى الله عليه وسلم [ الشرح الأول ]، بداية من باب تحلل المحصر عن العمرة بالنحر ثم الحلق حيث أحصر من حل أو حرم — islamhouse.com (50:36)
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