Ihram for the Udhiyah and Shaving the Hair After Entering the Ten Days

The questioner:
Fahd is with us on the line, please go ahead, Fahd. Peace be upon you. And upon you, peace.

The Shaykh:
Peace be upon you.

The questioner:
My question is for the Shaykh, may Allah prolong your life. I was intending to shave today because I am entering the state of ihram for the udhiyah, meaning I am going to sacrifice. But when the water cut off at my place, I decided now to sacrifice. They told me, "No, since the month has entered, do not cut, because my nails are a bit long, and my hair is long." So I want to enter the state of ihram now. I mean, is it permissible for me to enter the state of ihram now, meaning for the udhiyah, meaning to cut and shorten and shave?

The Shaykh:
The udhiyah, my brother, does not have an ihram. Rather, if a person intends to sacrifice, he refrains from his hair and his nails until he sacrifices. How does he intend? Until he sacrifices, he refrains from his hair and his nails?

The questioner:
I mean, is it permissible now to shave, Shaykh?

The Shaykh:
You have now intended the sacrifice.

The questioner:
No, I was intending, I was intending to shave today and sacrifice, of course, if Allah wills. I have been intending to sacrifice for a long time.

The Shaykh:
Yes, if the ten days have entered, it is not permissible for you, that is all.

The questioner:
Okay. I mean, I mean I did not shave or cut my hair now.

The Shaykh:
That is all, my brother. If the ten days have entered, and you are going to sacrifice, do not do any of this until you slaughter your udhiyah. Yes.