The Ruling on Shaving and Shortening the Hair in Hajj and 'Umrah
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The questioner : It does not prevent circumambulation.
The Shaykh : She performs tawaf even if she is in a state of impurity.
The questioner : Even if she is menstruating. Even if she is menstruating, she would circumambulate.
The Shaykh : The animals are young.
The questioner : She does not circumambulate, but her Hajj is naturally valid.
The Shaykh : Yes, her Hajj is valid. Her Hajj is valid. Her Hajj is valid.
The questioner : Her Hajj is valid. As for the man, is it permissible to only shorten the hair, or is shaving obligatory?
The Shaykh : The default is shaving the head.
The questioner : Shaving the head is better.
The Shaykh : Yes, on the day of 'Id, shaving is better.
The Shaykh : She performs tawaf even if she is in a state of impurity.
The questioner : Even if she is menstruating. Even if she is menstruating, she would circumambulate.
The Shaykh : The animals are young.
The questioner : She does not circumambulate, but her Hajj is naturally valid.
The Shaykh : Yes, her Hajj is valid. Her Hajj is valid. Her Hajj is valid.
The questioner : Her Hajj is valid. As for the man, is it permissible to only shorten the hair, or is shaving obligatory?
The Shaykh : The default is shaving the head.
The questioner : Shaving the head is better.
The Shaykh : Yes, on the day of 'Id, shaving is better.
Source
سؤال من حاج 1407هـ - 5 — binothaimeen.net (16:22)
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