If one rejects his ihram and commits a prohibited act, do we tell him to renew his ihram?
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The questioner : If one rejects his ihram and we told him he owes a fidyah, is it obligatory for him to enter ihram again, or does he remain in the same ihram?
The Shaykh : What do you say about this question? He asks: If one rejects his ihram and commits a prohibited act, do we tell him to renew his ihram or not? No, he does not renew it, O Shaykh. We said that rejecting the ihram has no effect whatsoever. A person does not exit the rites of pilgrimage except by one of three matters. List them for us?
The questioner : Completion, being prevented, and the conditional...
The Shaykh : Yes, or the condition. Exiting via the condition if he made the condition.
The Shaykh : What do you say about this question? He asks: If one rejects his ihram and commits a prohibited act, do we tell him to renew his ihram or not? No, he does not renew it, O Shaykh. We said that rejecting the ihram has no effect whatsoever. A person does not exit the rites of pilgrimage except by one of three matters. List them for us?
The questioner : Completion, being prevented, and the conditional...
The Shaykh : Yes, or the condition. Exiting via the condition if he made the condition.