If one finds his tent has burned down on the eighth day and he has made a condition, is the condition sufficient for him to exit his state of ihram?
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The questioner : The honorable Shaykh says: If one finds his tent has burned down on the eighth day and he has made a condition, is the condition sufficient for him to exit his state of ihram?
The Shaykh : I ask? If the tent burns down, is this an impediment that prevents completing the rites? Answer, everyone. It does not prevent it. If the tent burns down, replace it with another tent, or if I am unable to stay in this place, move to another place. This is not considered an impediment. Yes, if he is afflicted and unable to complete the rites, then he is impeded. So those whose tents burned down and nothing prevented them from completing the rites except the burning itself, they have no excuse in reality. They are like those we spoke about a moment ago. Yes.
The Shaykh : I ask? If the tent burns down, is this an impediment that prevents completing the rites? Answer, everyone. It does not prevent it. If the tent burns down, replace it with another tent, or if I am unable to stay in this place, move to another place. This is not considered an impediment. Yes, if he is afflicted and unable to complete the rites, then he is impeded. So those whose tents burned down and nothing prevented them from completing the rites except the burning itself, they have no excuse in reality. They are like those we spoke about a moment ago. Yes.