Committing Some of the Prohibitions of Ihram Out of Ignorance
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What is your opinion regarding a man who performed Hajj with the intention of Qiran? When he performed the arrival Tawaf, he performed Sa'y and cut his hair short, and remained in his state of Ihram until he completed his Hajj?
Our opinion is that he owes nothing. This man who entered Ihram as a Qarin, then performed Tawaf and Sa'y, saw people cutting their hair short, so he cut his hair short without the intention of exiting the state of Ihram, and he continued in his state of Ihram. Therefore, he owes nothing; because the utmost that occurred from him is that he cut his hair while ignorant. He committed a prohibited act among the prohibitions of Ihram while ignorant. When a person commits the prohibitions of Ihram while forgetting, being ignorant, or being coerced, he owes nothing.
What is your opinion regarding a man who performed Hajj with the intention of Qiran? When he performed the arrival Tawaf, he performed Sa'y and cut his hair short, and remained in his state of Ihram until he completed his Hajj?
Our opinion is that he owes nothing. This man who entered Ihram as a Qarin, then performed Tawaf and Sa'y, saw people cutting their hair short, so he cut his hair short without the intention of exiting the state of Ihram, and he continued in his state of Ihram. Therefore, he owes nothing; because the utmost that occurred from him is that he cut his hair while ignorant. He committed a prohibited act among the prohibitions of Ihram while ignorant. When a person commits the prohibitions of Ihram while forgetting, being ignorant, or being coerced, he owes nothing.