Does the one performing tamattu' who intends to offer a sacrifice refrain from cutting his hair with the intention of the rites and the sacrifice?
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The questioner : If a person travels, for example, and intends to perform Hajj in his year on the second day of Dhu al-Hijjah.
The Shaykh : How did you take it? I think you...
The questioner : This was my question.
The Shaykh : I will note it for you, yes.
The questioner : Does the one performing tamattu' who intends to offer a sacrifice refrain from cutting his hair with the intention of entering the state of ihram and the intention of the sacrifice?
The Shaykh : The shortening of hair, which is the rite after sa'y, is permissible. However, regarding the grooming when entering the state of ihram, one does not cut hair or trim nails.
The questioner : Cutting hair for the sacrifice is prohibited.
The Shaykh : I tell you, one does not cut hair when entering the state of ihram.
The questioner : After sa'y?
The Shaykh : After sa'y, one cuts it because it is a rite, and there is no prohibition on the rite, yes.
The Shaykh : How did you take it? I think you...
The questioner : This was my question.
The Shaykh : I will note it for you, yes.
The questioner : Does the one performing tamattu' who intends to offer a sacrifice refrain from cutting his hair with the intention of entering the state of ihram and the intention of the sacrifice?
The Shaykh : The shortening of hair, which is the rite after sa'y, is permissible. However, regarding the grooming when entering the state of ihram, one does not cut hair or trim nails.
The questioner : Cutting hair for the sacrifice is prohibited.
The Shaykh : I tell you, one does not cut hair when entering the state of ihram.
The questioner : After sa'y?
The Shaykh : After sa'y, one cuts it because it is a rite, and there is no prohibition on the rite, yes.