The ruling on one who is prevented from completing the pilgrimage and cannot find the sacrificial animal
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Question:
If one is prevented from completing the pilgrimage and cannot find the sacrificial animal, is he permitted to exit the state of ihram?
Answer:
He fasts for ten days and then exits the state of ihram, or he shortens his hair and exits the state of ihram. If he does not have a sacrificial animal, he fasts for ten days and then shaves or shortens his hair and exits the state of ihram.
Q: Does the fasting come before exiting the state of ihram?
A: Yes, in place of the sacrificial animal.
If one is prevented from completing the pilgrimage and cannot find the sacrificial animal, is he permitted to exit the state of ihram?
Answer:
He fasts for ten days and then exits the state of ihram, or he shortens his hair and exits the state of ihram. If he does not have a sacrificial animal, he fasts for ten days and then shaves or shortens his hair and exits the state of ihram.
Q: Does the fasting come before exiting the state of ihram?
A: Yes, in place of the sacrificial animal.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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