When the pilgrims performing 'Umrah leave, the barbers meet them in the courtyards of the Haram. Is this among the prohibited practice of intercepting travelers?
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Question:
He says: In the Haram, after the pilgrims performing 'Umrah leave, the barbers meet them in the courtyards of the mosque, offer them a shave, and then take them there. Is this among the prohibited practice of intercepting travelers?
Answer:
Yes, this causes harm to the owners of other shops and takes customers away from them, and this is not permissible. There is no harm and no reciprocating harm. Yes.
He says: In the Haram, after the pilgrims performing 'Umrah leave, the barbers meet them in the courtyards of the mosque, offer them a shave, and then take them there. Is this among the prohibited practice of intercepting travelers?
Answer:
Yes, this causes harm to the owners of other shops and takes customers away from them, and this is not permissible. There is no harm and no reciprocating harm. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [1691 -3022] عند خروج المعتمرين يتلقاهم الحلاقون في ساحات الحرم فهل هذا من تلقي الركبان المنهي عنه؟ — youtube.com
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