The ruling on one who is struck by a stone on the head and blood flows before he throws the Jamrah al-Aqabah, and he breaks his state of ihram
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A man in Hajj on the Day of Sacrifice went to throw the Jamrah al-Aqabah, and before he threw the Jamrah al-Aqabah, he was struck by a stone on the head and blood flowed, so he broke his state of ihram and wore sewn clothing. What is the ruling?
While ignorant?The questioner: Yes, if he was unaware.
The Shaykh: He owes nothing. All the prohibitions of ihram, the prohibitions of fasting, and the prohibitions of prayer, if a person does them while unaware or forgetful, he owes nothing.And this is something known from the Qur'an: [Surat al-Baqarah: 286] .
While ignorant?The questioner: Yes, if he was unaware.
The Shaykh: He owes nothing. All the prohibitions of ihram, the prohibitions of fasting, and the prohibitions of prayer, if a person does them while unaware or forgetful, he owes nothing.And this is something known from the Qur'an: