Some of the Companions, when asked, say: "Indeed, there was for you in the Messenger of Allah an excellent example." This is correct, but how should the questioner understand this?
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The questioner : May Allah forgive you, O Shaykh. Some of the Companions, when a question is put to them, reply: "Indeed, there was for you in the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) an excellent example." This is correct if the questioner... the one being asked knows... that there are some people who do not know. How should he respond to them?
The Shaykh : He responds to them by telling them that they know, meaning that you do not make lawful, nor is your wife made lawful to you, until you perform the tawaf and the sa'y. This is his intended meaning.
The Shaykh : He responds to them by telling them that they know, meaning that you do not make lawful, nor is your wife made lawful to you, until you perform the tawaf and the sa'y. This is his intended meaning.