What is meant by the statement: (until his mount rises with him)?
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The questioner : What is meant by the statement: "until his mount rises with him"?
The Shaykh : It means he stands up, meaning he does not pronounce the talbiyah except when he departs, riding or walking.
The Day of Tarwiyah is the eighth, and the ninth?
The questioner : 'Arafah.
The Shaykh : And the tenth?
The questioner : The Day of Sacrifice.
The Shaykh : The Day of Sacrifice, and the eleventh?
The questioner : The departure.
The Shaykh : The departure, and the twelfth?
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : The first departure, and the thirteenth? The second departure, and are all three called?
The questioner : The Days of Tashriq.
The Shaykh : The Days of Tashriq, and the middle of the Days of Tashriq, the twelfth, is called the Day of Heads. Yes.
The Shaykh : It means he stands up, meaning he does not pronounce the talbiyah except when he departs, riding or walking.
The Day of Tarwiyah is the eighth, and the ninth?
The questioner : 'Arafah.
The Shaykh : And the tenth?
The questioner : The Day of Sacrifice.
The Shaykh : The Day of Sacrifice, and the eleventh?
The questioner : The departure.
The Shaykh : The departure, and the twelfth?
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : The first departure, and the thirteenth? The second departure, and are all three called?
The questioner : The Days of Tashriq.
The Shaykh : The Days of Tashriq, and the middle of the Days of Tashriq, the twelfth, is called the Day of Heads. Yes.