What are the matters by which one exits the state of ihram in Hajj?
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Question:
If one performs one of these three, for example: stoning the pillars, or slaughtering the sacrificial animal, or shaving the head; does he exit the state of ihram, or must he perform two of the three?
Answer:
The majority hold that he should add a second one to it. Some scholars permit exiting the state of ihram with stoning the pillars alone, but the more cautious course is to add to it shaving the head, or shortening the hair, or circumambulation of the Ka'bah, making it two of the three.
Q: If one exits the state of ihram with stoning the pillars alone, is there no harm?
The Shaykh: It is a matter of doubt.
Q: If it happens?
The Shaykh: It appears there is no harm, if Allah wills; because this is a strong opinion, but it is more cautious for him to add one of the two matters to it.
If one performs one of these three, for example: stoning the pillars, or slaughtering the sacrificial animal, or shaving the head; does he exit the state of ihram, or must he perform two of the three?
Answer:
The majority hold that he should add a second one to it. Some scholars permit exiting the state of ihram with stoning the pillars alone, but the more cautious course is to add to it shaving the head, or shortening the hair, or circumambulation of the Ka'bah, making it two of the three.
Q: If one exits the state of ihram with stoning the pillars alone, is there no harm?
The Shaykh: It is a matter of doubt.
Q: If it happens?
The Shaykh: It appears there is no harm, if Allah wills; because this is a strong opinion, but it is more cautious for him to add one of the two matters to it.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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