The ruling on one who forgets to shorten his hair and then enters into Hajj while being in the state of tamattu'
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If the one performing tamattu' forgets to shorten his hair and then enters into Hajj, and he remembers after he has entered into Hajj?
This is a great issue.And some scholars say: He has no valid Hajj; because he entered the state of ihram for Hajj at the wrong time. If he had intended to be a qarin, he would have entered the state of ihram for Hajj before the tawaf. So now he is neither a qarin nor a mutamatti'.
And what we see: He is a mutamatti', and he is obligated to pay a fidyah for leaving off the shaving, or for leaving off the shortening. Since the 'Umrah of the mutamatti' does not include shaving, he is obligated to pay a fidyah for leaving off the shortening, and his Hajj is valid, if Allah wills.
If the one performing tamattu' forgets to shorten his hair and then enters into Hajj, and he remembers after he has entered into Hajj?
This is a great issue.And some scholars say: He has no valid Hajj; because he entered the state of ihram for Hajj at the wrong time. If he had intended to be a qarin, he would have entered the state of ihram for Hajj before the tawaf. So now he is neither a qarin nor a mutamatti'.
And what we see: He is a mutamatti', and he is obligated to pay a fidyah for leaving off the shaving, or for leaving off the shortening. Since the 'Umrah of the mutamatti' does not include shaving, he is obligated to pay a fidyah for leaving off the shortening, and his Hajj is valid, if Allah wills.