The obligation of one who performed 'Umrah and did not shorten his hair
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A man shaved his head, and then a day later he went to perform 'Umrah. When he finished the sa'y, he did not shave.When he arrived in his country, he was told: You made a mistake because you did not pass the razor over your head. Is he required to do anything in this case?
Meaning: He performed 'Umrah, and he had shaved his head previously.So we say: He must pass the razor over his head; because even if the shaving was recent, the hair must have grown. Hair grows quickly. If he does not do so,So I see that it is a matter of precaution: he must slaughter a fidyah in Makkah and distribute it to the poor.
The questioner: And should he shave his hair or shorten it?The Shaykh: He should not shave; because the fidyah is a substitute for the shaving. The shaving was missed, and he had already exited the state of ihram believing that he had completed the 'Umrah. If he shaves when he learns of this and does not slaughter a fidyah, I hope there is no blame on him.
Meaning: He performed 'Umrah, and he had shaved his head previously.So we say: He must pass the razor over his head; because even if the shaving was recent, the hair must have grown. Hair grows quickly. If he does not do so,So I see that it is a matter of precaution: he must slaughter a fidyah in Makkah and distribute it to the poor.
The questioner: And should he shave his hair or shorten it?The Shaykh: He should not shave; because the fidyah is a substitute for the shaving. The shaving was missed, and he had already exited the state of ihram believing that he had completed the 'Umrah. If he shaves when he learns of this and does not slaughter a fidyah, I hope there is no blame on him.