A man performed Hajj as an individual, performed the sa'y of Hajj on the eleventh day, and performed the tawaf of Hajj on the thirteenth day, then he traveled
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The questioner : The honorable Shaykh says: A man performed Hajj as an individual, performed the sa'y of Hajj on the eleventh day, and performed the tawaf of Hajj on the thirteenth day, then he traveled. What is the ruling on his action, given that he exited the state of ihram on the tenth day by stoning the pillars and shaving his head?
The Shaykh : Yes. On the tenth day, he exited the state of ihram by stoning the Jamarat al-Aqabah and shaving his head. But this exit is the first exit, which leaves him with the restrictions regarding women and what is related to them. On the eleventh day, he performed the sa'y. He delayed the tawaf of ifadah until his departure, so he performed it when leaving. We say: There is nothing wrong with this, because the most that happened is that he differed in the order between the tawaf and the sa'y. And. This is in Hajj. As for 'Umrah, the tawaf must precede the sa'y, even if it is assumed that a person came for 'Umrah and performed the sa'y before the tawaf while ignorant, not knowing. We told him: This sa'y is not valid. You must perform the sa'y after the tawaf. Yes.
The Shaykh : Yes. On the tenth day, he exited the state of ihram by stoning the Jamarat al-Aqabah and shaving his head. But this exit is the first exit, which leaves him with the restrictions regarding women and what is related to them. On the eleventh day, he performed the sa'y. He delayed the tawaf of ifadah until his departure, so he performed it when leaving. We say: There is nothing wrong with this, because the most that happened is that he differed in the order between the tawaf and the sa'y. And
