What is the ruling on a woman who menstruated during Hajj and traveled without completing the tawaf?
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The questioner : She stood at 'Arafah, and on the day of departure she menstruated during the second circuit. She was too shy to inform her family, then she returned to Mina and completed the rites, and went back to her country. She says she is not able to return to Makkah again.
The Shaykh : Yes. This is valid. Her Hajj is valid because she says she is not worthy of being stoned. The problem is that this means she is prevented (muhasar). No, no, she is prevented from completing the Hajj. Therefore, she is required to offer the sacrifice for being prevented, and her Hajj has not yet been completed. It is obligatory for her to repeat the Hajj from the beginning. Yes.
The questioner : All right, Shaykh, the hady.
The Shaykh : in Makkah, because that is the time of being prevented and the place of being prevented.
The Shaykh : Yes. This is valid. Her Hajj is valid because she says she is not worthy of being stoned. The problem is that this means she is prevented (muhasar). No, no, she is prevented from completing the Hajj. Therefore, she is required to offer the sacrifice for being prevented, and her Hajj has not yet been completed. It is obligatory for her to repeat the Hajj from the beginning. Yes.
The questioner : All right, Shaykh, the hady.
The Shaykh : in Makkah, because that is the time of being prevented and the place of being prevented.
Source
ابن العثيمين - اللقاء المفتوح عن عشر ذي الحجة — archive.org (1:29:14)
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